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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03
GMOLsON's AUCTION.
WRITTEN BY THE LOGAN GAZETTE.

WRITTEN BY THE LOGAN GAGETIEs
A great day in Pon,otoc!
When shall ii bel
Print a thousand hand bills
Send one TO LAsREE!
Bid the Niger Drivers
One and all come on
O.YEz! O.YEZ!
Going Gong Gone
This is Gholson's uhction,
Let it now begin
win not own Niger,
Think it is a sin
Going to Ohio,
A Republican to be-
Whip along the niggers!
Let the bidders see.
Here is little Laura ~
Very fair indeed,
Eyes of liquid azure
Whs will give a.bid7
Start her at a tkhsand-- %
!. Very cheap You see
. Going Gong Going
Gone!-to LEGREE.
Here's pickinninny--
Susan's only child;
Never mind her w eeping,
She'll be reconciled
When the brat is taken
From her far away
Going Going Going
Must be sold 70 day.
Old Aunt Dinah yonder,
With the to uering walF
Whip her briskly, overseer!
Make her mount the block.
Sucked all my children
Very frail and old
Worn out, weak and worthless
Let her now be old.
Where's the praying igor!
Pous Uncle Tom?
Call him, Mr.. uctioaeer-
Make the rascal come!
Going to Ohio;
A Republican to be-
Whip along the niggers!
Show them - LAGREE!
We are called Dough Face
May be justly 90
But, dear friends of lreedom;
There is this much that we know:
We will give no ballot,
For man or iiend who can !ntiict
A torture such as this
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03

6rWe once heard an Englishman give his
oster orders as follows;
"Enry, take the arness hof the orsc, slip the
alter hover his cad hand give him some ay hand
hoatS. ......l f..a. ..s.t, .,. s.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03
A, Jul. SCERETREE.
-.. Fashionable T'ntlorime,
MASONIC NOTICE.

q ARKISON LODG 3
a.: !. :: :::::. !: !: !: 4 !:
hEailt1SS N I'M 1GI5eaIsiTs month al the Odd Fellows
s&a414yxsSS WV NV s4sfs A%ESSssSfts1 Hall.
<S%SS9 ls{ ~ W. 6. CRANFUL.
W 8@TN%S ~ w. NJ.
y C., PATTrKsoN, Sec'y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
N. A. STURDIVANT.

N. a. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(N(rdtanw1lt uur Gfcntljhcr 9iutar.)
c~npfCtIt lh :Wr ptbrnnFac 0ugr MchtzdgihlItc auf oQcn Sc
rtttcn III Nc 'ur eC SOCt 3flhmpnc, Ghrtcriitlo unc Sorrrcr
County. StIttc: Gtc car II. uuo YautudRc, G5ccpiu'S San
W9'NuFFr' NiNirrnC. va. [I3.6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Sernriicbtc SGn;ciacn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

%%rltGcrun9 9c9n &cluit ti gcuer, bic bier in 8ihmrnc aus
1cihh.t mrc, nimmt 81 cen btut9rn Scon9un9cr Ger untcrcjhe
nCtt S9cni Ger
@'rcNt 3&citcrn endurance Gpmpany gu N6ilarclpbin
tntac0en, 1lmIjd Scrittcruna Guf N0obntiu'cr, z tprr2, Gatrjfcr,
Nicrbauttn, @crtnlttcn. StoDunoen, Grlttipcttcr. Suue0cr6tt.
lhatiFn, AGntn"uEe2uiCr e, umo ipdr III Ten tiijGtcn NrCticn.
Na4~ Ncr'CICn, rcldC IT'D GC0Gn ru Gulut ru ECuCr YCr-
Ihrrn wcacn, wcrcer menItbun, tt rcm IlntCr;ritrctm ycr;u NC
den. Gc oourtcfIr Ter ,@rcNt @ctCrn ,fnluU0Uct uuo Grut
Is cnnrGl9" bCfjroCi iih III N~biIdotpbiN 9p. I3 ~ lruliir, Ode
3n N'td'mcno tCflutCt Gb ric %3mcNCfnc an y orlIrGft, ;rc;
Shurcn untcyholb ben GrdOnQt nctrl ub rctcn Y. :. Gohp.
NJ, Ertcnor Gultdl ,rurQr fUr 2&CiEc UuC Sc,avCr wcrCcr
alcidt1Ne eNcltlt fur tc tcnN GcmYoNricCN unc ~ an h~jLjd1ln
Errcrtn untGC0cn ocrcmmca uN mnC tct StcrtcfGuCu Ter &Cra0
bttr M N'td'rruN OneUi0tlt. Or. s. II. 8ridCu, NGcnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Dermif0tr5.

= ON6 E0iIcr NoprtcUn |. in Ieincn iunacn
Sotrcn Der enAli16cn Slcatcruns lcinc Dieuite
Gnlcbrtcn bdbc, III ricocrbrlt in cnatildcn Wtc-
mctrCt t]chauptct mprccu. Bel rr Iebten Mce=
ting res litcrGrtitbcn uno pbilpippbiIttn GerctuS
III Wnn6sItcr, no oiclcr icuccrtare ~rmltonp mic
Der crmabnt murpe, las ccr bchw. Wtr. G0etcu
f~cl9cnren Nue}u9 aus cjucm grlcfr rcs bpbm.
&bcmaS Seiehlm (cutirt ans SaducY, 16. Nu9.
1900, Der cten bcjm 0crjra pon @jrOitpu ouf
ScIuh mar:
Nrmiroi Grp5tY rriGGttc mir cincu icnocrka-
rem NcrfGI. 2uo CT &cmmanc0ut en- chef i'm
@tittclmccr mar, - ooo QcIh0b i'm lcstcn Rricoc
ais Guriica in ~unicrcn 6Gurcn mar, uup ,ur
3cit ais sir W;tcrt bic 9nicl ola 0cucrn(auu-
rcrucm pGrrnltCtr, murcc cicIcn tciccr Der iunae
9%tdpolCrn SpudpNrtc curh Ocncrol Nacli ais Gin
6rcuno, Ger 9crnc III eu9tiihc 0jcuite trctcn
muroe rurNetcit. Nice tCirru gSciicu icord,
bic III yoootcr'o pb9ljcgncmtf Ihlcht tcmnnlert
marcn, Icbutcn ols Nncrbtctcn as, mprnuf 8rrp<
partt l;tWc AtCnlte ocu 6rnnirirn 0uNpt, mucurh
CT Ten @'runolCjn III lCiucr G~rbrtuna lrotr. Gh
bate fritorr oft ouf Oisc 0 ihiAtc ouipiclrn oc.
tHrt, NInuttc oter foum corou, tS i'd lic audi
ppn NpmirIl GirOstY ictblt b6rtc.
Dies 3cuSuib ihetnt ~jcOcnfaus cGt ~ Iein.
Nngcnpmmcn nun, icnc Wcircu t1ttru pamols
mirtlth Eaoatcr' doe Nbnun9cn Ncbltt, mcr mcig,
Ter Nltr Icttc Utcliciht tcutc MD Gatlcr rpn
ENGLAND marc CT mutl iHmcrIih 9cmrrccn, oter
0'ruribt Gin GROCER 9temiral NIT onItduc,ocr
Uidt unp rtnc Nrfrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
SgutidDc Stputbcfc.

Sur zen mir rn mCincn brI9cu YOrc5lcutcu fc rctSih oc,
l@Enttcn 3ulrru% 'CrIttn NontrnN, CnrrcbIc ih MIDI oUtl frrurbr
ctrrm 3cnc9ttn 9Sch!mruCr, inpCm th III 0rltCr Belt Nr Ncurt.
ntF br'nAt, pap tin nctlt friihcn 0rr9utn uno McHuamcnnn, chen
crHtClt: YHouncr, Gr.cn, feline uuo Qrrtc Nicrnc, SG0c, 0rica.
mchl, p0Icr8rutc, rcridtcccn- Sprttn Nuccln, ctutitt Gitprcu.
Puncr Ar"uttraN0lr, GbccolObc, NP0cOrru;, SOlatpl in 0ruGcn uc
ttunch NIolhtn, 3immt, Nonin unb 9otrRcucn, ncbt alien onorn
e'cwUricu, Stndmmt @nr fumcriru, Scifcu Il. ,. wtltc Wrtifrl
tb iN Den mo9hdlt btIi8ItcA &rcucn ttitrnS cmpfcltc.
i. 4. TiIhCr. Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

%aNrrjitr SlGttcr tcrihtcn, zap auf ccm
9Hc8c oon Sri nod 9iutIa Gin Iyrrlcr crmrrcct
u"O Irtncr 9aNrlbaftim &ttrngc Won 500 Il. pc,
rHutt mNrCr. Itc IbGtcr murrcu utcr loiort
All ~toIj'not mtrtpirpj9t 2lrt cntrett: Gin
&t"Ne, I'M SS'ipe NIT Strcurchcn bcihGitigt
ruroc Yrn cjnCm 6pritnianuc a]ttrappjrt unp liter
l'th' uncri1ubtt N1nOlunS pcrmnrnt, muroui ice
ncr ric StmCrtIuA mattc WiN MIL mani alcit
l%trafrn, nttr 0crapc babrn rrct &crl Giucm umGe-
brnht, Oh ln9t man nidt5. lctrr rjclc 9cufe
run9 mrtter trirH9t, mics rcr Suugc ouIpc Srt
io Die ycthe lag unt 6u6crtc, rap CT cinrn rrr
y. GrHcr, circn 9Strtb, crtannt batc II. pic oupcrn
beirrn, mcnl CT tie piccrr ieGc, nuh luglcib c,-
tcnren rrtrNC. Der 6Urtmlnn, pcrmltGenp, puG
ne JtuhIplrni in cjncm Der nGtbIt N~clc9rnen NGtrtbez
BAUER lit'o NIT rcm Jtnube mrbG Icjn laIcu mir
Zen ItcB zen Sun9Cn ujtt mcgr Won Ger Scttc.
unp IN cttcm noGcn NUrie iauo man mirflih ric
rrrt M0rpsr, bic iriprt rcr Scb0roc iibergrtrm
murrcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Qnf elmer Der Setripen, Der Sniel @ua.
bat es scr GINGER 3eit, wis Der Nort6 Sritil6
N"it ais outtcntiI& teritttt, Syringe 9ercontt.
Gtne ~S'icrbCis bate RE Slide aus Dem Wrere
9fR0Hsn "nO Gin Paar 2nuienp Sup pom Stranbe
nirrrr9eInGen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
&brS. '9&. 6urquar.

praftiihcr Gas sitter,
Gdr 9tc uRb Srp0biro8t, ncbcn benz &rpoHfr. S5ptcG.
9idhnrnb, ga.
Ntrtcn. CHcHtlidC WCbGuoc uuo ]NScbRbSuicr wcrcCn nit Gas.
uno 91mpfrrhrrn I'll rem ~btuiArn Nrciicn pcricbcn.
No" NGt ctroruQc NufnG9c werccn oNnfbor ru:orccrocurme
men uo ihncultCnS ou5QcIutrt.
re" Ntumbin8 Itcrr Art pro iAncllcuS ttiprot. ZIP
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
-. 81. Gtrccfcr,

Npot6rfcr, 0ru9it, Smprrtcr rcu bcut=
den GbCmicalten Ii. /. ~. gtr. > NiaiusStr.,
9C9cnltCr oCm 0!tcn Warttc.
ne Icctptc mcrccn nit Scr er6Ftcn Scrofalt unb G5,ror.
t0tet ecrCltct, lpmt dem tlhc NrOpNr0tc uro MnNlriCr
NIT oufcr'icr 9unt.1ttCt FNor9t. E0nrt0Ufltutc moacn bae
rCitt0lulc Wager NmcrtdntihC. ocutfhc uNc ftun;0Iihcr - Ifte
iruhCr - Nriuctcn, 6GncYr Nrticlu. /. ~. in bcittr &uSmotl irlbn
IN %uNcrldttn nthN'Cn, rrlhr NCttcI Nu Etcjl lct1 III nicrrtGcs
rem. oo BEN ~nrrcltbrn Nrcjicu Gt0claiIcu wrrocr. WrCi;info.
4 IN mrrrcn III Cen tiui9tcn Y~cOinsNngn mirourm mil ucucm
9}rrrlfhc oue1rr1tFt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

NitAt 1900, ~lonoern nnGe an 5000 Mien,
lhrn ltno I'M @iOmihrn Mccrt Sci 1aganrrs
aui Dem bredcnptn Giic YerunsIift. Sin alter
Nfann muror 9~crtttet, hers crj16lrn frnntr! er
tr'eb cine gauge Na&t ouf eiucr GiSi8pae unp
MAR %trltarrt, ais er aufScfitt wurpe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Srtn Ci9cucS 0rab arub Nr. 9ohnnn gGc-
Itrrmanm, elm IonAjdbri9cr @cmpDmrr prtt1viQc's,
Der ais GoNtrnAr1Ncr bel rcm p]eutitbcn tatDoliz
i%en &trNboiG III 9cttsYiQe ~angcittut mar. Wch
trent9c Gngc Ycr lcttcm lore c]rfrcutc CT lih su=
ter @rlunctcit, uno grub Gin 0rnb fur ScmanO
Der %inoElrn an cjucm anpern Nl0Be ~tc1ratcu
mnrcC. @I6gIih iitrrralhte i'm an lCBtcn Scnn-
tag Der &or, unO icjn Vci6nam murpe am Oteu-
tag in bic non i9m iclbcr ~brr,itrtcm Wjrlte aclenft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Hno Ole 9crlhtceCntr MnrCtioncN, rCtktc aus ciucm ~Uncrbtnt1
lldDeh MH9tn oetr aus rcg Veben tnNprin0en.
2Stc lln"trbouIitfrit, S5Urt in Maacn, GpEf. 6fY;-
prCnltn. ApprtttIolt9tCtt, Mtn9itljHtcit, &critppflin0, bl.l,net
uno liltor pamrgrhcirrn. in allen ncrY0itn uno rttw.rI-
li'Ntn SaIrn tat tS bsl %uniahll8cI @R&tn wObltbdtl3 atriyfi
ulC Nrut3nelNt ptIlunq bcrYrrNctrat!.
90ltlbe NJ ettt rein HC0ciabjllihe Wiidlro, no6 ir.ra
m.lllrnl@oItltttn e5runeldgtn Uno nNdl Nmnciiuad peS re-
rNhmtcn hcudnoudCn 9rofriipr5 @pcrbapc, bcrcltet. lS.rr,
MAR 'elnt @ntuhrun9 in ben Ser. Staten mchr fir Tj.:,yi,
gen trltnlrlt, Ipeltc aus unierm &attrIanoe in oicicm gsrce
SfrltTeUt lIo. pa oaleIbc un;tr tbrtn orrFen grfGu oss
luhorn, 10 ttcte th IS rcm 0mcrit1nilteu 9utlifun an irSIm
tf mrlt, Dap lernc IN Der Shut wuuoCrbartn mteitimiUcu 81
~GcnlNatttn lh Sttanntldaft ~pcribaftn mcrecr.
gconotrS niro eS fur Solte cngfphlcn, pcren Gpnt;rl,icn
burn eCt bcltlnbilcn GebrGudb Won YjalDrcr rrcr j~N,rfi,
%NhelhmtttunAen III %unrrcnuna serltkcu ijnO. 9lm 9;llat.
mt'nen oi9caeltdlIch nIrtl0nl, fincct &C icIntn anaccn 9Sro
SHni sue ot9 Scetne, trccm eS III itNc Ncroe cinorir1t uvS
le peTlFl9t, pn 'tntcnotn @eif duIruhet ue in cer 5hit
Ht"F VflNNopeIi NM Stlrtc III cas- aanie Sglem trNSt.
&GruuNl:
9EGrCFt Scrbreitune oititS aW5Ge;cidlretcn 9rpr13 h,t
oetlNlfotne Noda0bnmn0Cn tcrpprlcrufcn, mezbalb bos lnJ,
bll!rn, I'M Mntaafe pprTdtia iein mug. 9arum III eS nrtN,.
Dap Sbr Soerbape's 6OlIlnpiites Bitter, bcycr SIR g farft,'
rlNltN prrblrt. Cine @outriIe wtro Gut ii6er;cuotr. Bar
ee eelier III, ME ale Nahabmun0cn.
HSH Sertouft $l.O0 PER Srttel pScr 6 Spttels fir 81
bel Gen etnSi9cn @igentblmern
9eniam in 9aoe ir. l. D.
Sobrifdncn BON %rtitcln fur @rOthefer II GhemiFer
QtttSburs, ga.
Sn u / d morb toiro Sieles 9itferS Serfouft in rem GYM
thetsn Der p5. Dove uao Comp, @~lcranber 9uyaL. VI.
9eiterlOn. 9. Spbnlton II. SrO., @ru6ba unb @pperipu. {
8lair, Mortn9 nno Yrone, CHARLES Miafpouob unb g. 3
9ttot, UNI IN allen S!dbten Der Ser. Gfaaiea III bieES pit
III " 'p'' ~s"Ps'e ~ 9aSsn. 1886
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23
Tcucr= uuS Standardization;

SIT 1T q 4NId IIIIV IIISWTdTINV OOTUUdlN
be Gin Soma She GNpitol ppn $500, 600 bciRt
INN i'm Sabre 1882 purh bic @clre0ctuna
npn Str9inicn ~cnArlcBt murcc.
ScriidCrurQCn pCrCcn bwh ciric alto Gcmpdonic crtbciIt unte,
Zen 9%unitt8lttn Hcorn0ur9cn aC9Cn SSCucrs uno NSn(IcrlhQpcn an
&Stntbunl oucr Nrt, ais: 5Gulcr. NcutI, 0utcr u1o gSa0rcr
luer Hrt, lrNrhl IN Der StNNt, ale 0Uh I'M yancr, uno mcrbcn bic
bclrcntnccn NuSioblunocn rrpnrt NrultCt.
RS" 5Ur bic NpIuc uno bic MWfua9mc Der III ycyiihcrrhrn &c.
SCnitlnoc mub nihtS tcrrdnCt.
Sfntc 80. III Nainitr., &itmcnN, &o., cine Ibur : rtcrbolt
Dj5ratt SiTtcr. ". .. Gpworbin S,rSTn
WiIlj0m g6illiS, Tr, ScrctGr. TI0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

Ter MISREPRESENTATION 2tnfaIt ron Jtti6 IL.
90. in NuIrlrHif 1T eS na6 ~IGn9rren YOrartei-
ten 9elln9en, einen biebcr VicI ;I iticfmiittrriid
bepanoeltrn 3nci9 Der yitp9rapbic, ndmli6 Sri-
9tnalcriide OOu 6epsrScitnun9eu, bic vom Napier
nnmitteIbar anf Stein iitertragen werpen, gu cr=
3~islen, 10 gu per1Oltrmmen, Dap Die einfahiten
Etnten Ute bic t~irflten S6ottipn8en chen 70
lharF h0 rein I'M Drufe m%ireerIheincn. gGes
ni9e @ttnnten naA @blieierrung rcr 3ei6nua
AM Napter faun bereito rrr Druf Der 2luilaae in
b~eI'rEt9er Starfe b~r9innsn. Die uns pprlicaens
Den gr0Hen tere&ti9en in Der Shat ,u Der Scf=
n"n9 ol'irS "rr"olFommnete Gerin6ren fir &unlt
UNI gang Defenders fir piTeni6aftliAe 3pede,
tur Jlnltrnticnen, naturgeihidtliAer, ~eeulUst-
l@er 0llt0rtIAer, II. +. no. gGsrtc, 96bt widatia
werpen tanu.
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Ocean Yodrt= unp 0iclp -Sri1rpcruugS GummilIcn
NQcntcn:
Is. Sdmict Il. Cu.

SncoffN~, GommiiitpnS., SpcbitipuS. unb
Wchlcl WCl6&ft.
NrtIc une 40dctC, lcgnrc his III 90 NfunbGJCwitt wrrNrr
NIT leetm Hon bier %otlchcnrcn N%olb6mpicr man irecno rtncmSltc
Der SSGlt ~lprriu9ltdh 9cutl@tonb uno Nc ShUrID franfirt ts
CUR Sritlnlmlun9pPtr thetIreit, prCmpt lno nit Der gr6Ftcn Sihtl.
htt crprCtrt, NC9cn @Gr0nic mn Stciu.
@thlcl uno &nmttlun9en, in Zen y6mrtyIGtcn Yrr
1r"I'dNanc nFlbNr, mo ~ Zen n~weri9ltcnG ourlcn in Dem ptotr
SUrau III h0btn.
@tl6ou05ohIun9tn an ir9cnN cine @NrtTc in OeutIH.
uRo Ncjicp1Nc.
%Is SUR @idbmonS ub ~lmScscno batrn mir 6rn. y. 6oTIcI
unltrc N0cntur ubcrtr0Qcn. Is. SNmibt II. Gr
@ti@ aIf Sbi9tS ]tciicbcnN, binrt I'M bic scnetatcn@unrdsc mel.
Ger krcEnoe Ulr YaurHlcutr " Sn5TCI
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.. II. CHALkLEY-

O. H.. CHALKLEY,
31nolrr pUn ycCcr unp ShuGs6inrtn15, Snpcrtcur
Opn frani6iiihcm &llttcocr,
Is. Ctr, iriihcu Wtnin II. Gary, Niturpuo, ga
Tcutih.n Stuhmatrn mub ri5 a~olltlrrisii ojlprt rte y,,r
"n gcotr oltr Nrt bNtrne r]m2frNlcn. GjciItu ruotn caitltt it,
9ltih allies III lhCcm e>tl%0tt ncttt9r H]Hrtcu9, tc T. a iEinriu0S,
ECuttu 't, allie ScrNn l(pptr9 II. !. " CuS "Cn SatfIcyu mn
SuMo ncrrn gtHrNnHt mtrcrnHr Ecccr 1T 9thmgAYccr6tti9.
Vile eNle @rttttI mtrocn 9r9rn WNNr pctr 9utt pGYicre tiai0l
.CMUft. uGJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

KANSAS GOLD MNCs, Below we publish an
extract from Gov, Medary's message to the Kan.
sas Legislature Init he refers to the necessity
Of establishing mail route to Pixies Peak, and
as will be seen, recommends the route via. Fort
Ripley, as the best This route is over the line
Of the Kansas Stagc Company, who now have
offices, in connection with the United States Ex.
press Company, in all the towns and cities Of
the Territory, and are selling tickets over their
lines Of Steamboats, and Railroads to all points
in the East Tickets are now also being sold to
the mines from the principal railroad offices, in
Kansas City and Leavenworlh, at the Kansas
Stage Company offices Capt W. D. Terry, at
the Main ticket Office, Wheeling, Va, can give
all information, and tickets il desired, to any
part Of Kansas, by the cheapest and quickest
routes, Ivia Railroads, Steamboats, and four
horse Post Coaches. By purchasing through
tickets you will save one.third of your expense.
II would most respectfully call your attention
10 that portion Of the Territory lying in the re.
gion Of the recent Gold discoveries, A large
number Of our own citizens, and smigrantS from
the States, have already located there, and from
the best and latest information that has been re-
ceived from the New Edorado, very extensive
immigration must be expected during the com.
ing season. The County Of Arrapahoc already
established and organized by my predecessor,
Governor Denver, in September last, includes
within its boundaries nearly, il not the whole
Of the Gold field. What additional legislation
may be necessary for the protection Of its citi
IenS, and to regulate their intercourse, it will
be your duty to inquire, might here suggest
that q Memorial to Congress for the establish.
ment Of mail route from Fort Riley 10 some
ONT within the Gold field, might not be inap,
rOpriate, but Of great importance"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
"Or ike the snow fall, in the river.
A moment white then Lost forever"

eB- The residence of DR.. +. H. Moore, of
weiIsburg, was entered on Wednesday evening,
during the absence Of the family, by one of the
ligh,.iingered gentry, and robbed of several
small articles. The theft was committed just at
dusk, and the thief having been seen leaving
the house at high rate of speed, considerable
posse was soon in full pursuit. lie was over.
hauled about one mile bclow-town, by Mcssrs
D. Roberts ard Sam'l Blankinsop, brought up
to town, and on being searched, the missing ar.
tielcs were founp upon him aud identified by
the owner The bird was rorthNi it'll Gagged. So
says the Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

PmEs ~ Born FOaas CUnEDl- Real hsis.-"I
can only account for my present sound health
from my constant though moderate use Of Bar.
haret Holland BiiGy-haying from my youth
suffered, at intervals from Pile, in both forms
sometimes So severely as 10 completely PROSTATE
ne. ! have for several months past, though
subject tn loss Of sleep, and unusual physical
effort, hecn entirely free from any symptoms Of
this distressing disease; while my general health
is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity Of this Ger.
tiiicatc, are requested to call upon or communi.
cate with the proprietors They will take pleas.
IRE not only in referring them 10 it, author, hut
to many others who have used the Holland Bit.
tiers for the same affection with equal success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

TUE Sour or PERSONS VINO TALK DrsuxroN
BOWS Souru. Senator Houston made the hes,
hi. orhis Senatorial career. in his reply, a few
days since, to Iscrsoa'S fiery and foolish haran.
que. Among the good things that he said, was
the following;
Sir, am not afraid Of disunion. do not
think there is any danger, though gentlemen
may talk. Ibcredrs a great many rery gaseous
gentlemen in he South ,cho hare greitdeal Of
lime to play ths deRagogue, and to become i'm
portGNt street corner politicians, 70 tqlk about
IL; but there are thousands Of men at home at
their ,c0rE, isho kaolo nothing, and care nothiag
ls6dt is sid in such places aud By such persons
7asse gaseous men eoRtrirs Ciiher 10 Be sent TO
pubic assemblies on occasions that can are er-
preston to their opiaioRa or they send tIenselrss
voluntarily and tAey assume 10 rspreea. THAT
! is considered an Important elLS ia the eor,mu-
ity But, sir, they are not going to bring about
dlSunion Al attempt was made in portion
Of the Southern country TO start great South.
ern league, TO prepare the public mind for fore.
ing the Southern States into n revolution at any
time that might be thought proper; out that
league was an abortion; it failed; it may have
had one small branch, but it tapered down TO
the mere point ofnothing. That was said TO be
great effort From the fuss it made through.
oul the South You would have thought i, en-.
bodied some great principle; that the South
were in imminent danger Of destruction, but il
happened that the South got along very we'll
and the Southern league died That's the wav
these leagues will 20 Whenever they start, and
are brought to the attention of the people-
When the people reflect they will be fully sat.
ised that it Is not league for the benefit either
Of them or Of her pOStcrity,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
ipss ~ fsitl s,re,tl
nSassratls Nsstlna a. WssAs, Has.

-~NH~"NN "NNNNANA - WV NANNs
AiADrmoeraue meeting hsld At Woods Ron
School lIoass or the 81 dis,Ae, Of Ohio eoaaiy.
on the lih Gay Of January, 1859. the meeting
Sas orssailrd BY calling 4 4. Allison, Esq. to
the chair, and appointing Sheppard Thornbars
Secretary afisr which, the iolloWing resolutions
we're adopted
1T hssolrei. That Ne endorse the nominees
Of the Petersburg Convention, aud vii use al
honorable means 70 secure their election and he
triumph Of the Democrats party
"a kc,ol-si, That 80 endorse the course O.
The Hon. Shrrafd Clemens IN Cousre,s, and
that By biz speeches and votes be has maintained
the principles o. the party that clecie hun, and
that We are IN favor Of his re- election b Con.
gres', without holding Convention
81 Rnolroi, That the hearty thanks Of hi,
meeting be, and hereby are. rendered to the
President, Tor the patient disnided and impar.
iial manner In which be ha, presided over thi,
meeting and likewise to thc Secretary.
4Ih. Ee'olsed, That the proceeding, Of hi,
meeting BE- published Ia the Wheeling Irgu
and the iaisl'gsssr, and the papers " the
district
9th. Rd3l,ei, That TIA, meeting do nov al
joirn. A. \. AlLisoY. Pre,L
/ 5. TuoSHugG, Sgc'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

Tng Duke Of Beaufort was recently tried in
Saglaud ior an assault and battery uPoa re.
tired horse doctor, committed While playing the
game Of Aunt Sally" a species Of loS amuse-
ment, the trick Jf which consists in throwing
sticks at a white pipe in the mouth Of black
image known as "Aunt Sally and knocking it
out without hitting aunt Sally" The Duke
vas fncd 5000 Tor hitting the nose Of the horse
doctor with his stick. instead Of knocking the
pipe out Of the mouth Of Aunt Sally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

~ 4 SAf'Ps' Some time daiss the
month ol December fsliov named Tbomis
presented letter TO NJ Jacob Kigsr, otthts
city. pgportins to Be from John q Stryksr 4
Co, Of PHILADELPHIA The letter r,qass,el Mr.
Riger to loan Thomis money. which Mr, Kissr
diiio bis soHoE A. The letter proved to be a
forgery and Thomas proved to be sEiniler. -
Svkrr 1 Co, advertise the fsllou IN our paper
this morning, to proven, further (,aad and in
position.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

TnR English prints grunbe with some
show Of Propriely-at tho kind Of triumpilal
procession which the little milshpman, Prince
Alfred, is making in the ports Of the Mediter.
rAncan. lie was seat on board ship to learn his
profession as mariner, but wherever he lands
II appears, the tulthuntcrs Of the place get up
fttsor demonstration in his honor. Nor does
tho young sailor decline the ciyilities; on the
contrary, he takes to them with the natural
relish Of scion of the Guelph stock; and instead
Of taking his several degrees of experience,
from the cockpit to the quarterback, he is hob.
nObbing with the old men and ilirti & with the
young women on shore. OF these proceedings
the London Examiner remarks:
ut is common cure OF spoiled boy to send
him to sea, butt is quite new to spoil a boy by
sending him to sea- For II is not only that the
royal lIoniEing Of Prince Alfred will not make
him sailor, but that 1t is calculated to mar the
excellent education he had received in wisely
managed home Imagine the probable effect
upon youth Of the age Of Prince Alfred Of the
adulaton meeting him fresh and fresh at every
port his ship touches at, to say nothing Of the
honorS, tho Salutes, entertainments, sc. Indeed,
his voyage seems to be only means Of holding
succession Of courts As this can never make
seaman, and may spoil an excellent disposed
youth, how much better il would have been for
Prince Alfred, like the Prince Of Wales, to have
taken his rank in his profession without pre-.
tending to pass through its grades aud learn It's
duties"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

TUG New York Tribune says the hilurc to
renew editon'spasses over the Ny Central Road
Is working miraculous change In the tone Of
different papers Last year there was hardly a
paper on the line tina, would give even the most
literal account Of an accident But since the
new year there Is a decided alteration.