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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

BwrNcs0 Goo,ks.-Thc undersigned has just
received more of those very fine pic lures and
oval frames, beS,'les which he has also received
general assortment of goods, such as Port
nonnies, Satcheis, Music Books, French and
German Accordians Flutinas, Fans, Umbrellas,
Coats Spool Cotton, French Working do, Hooks
and Eyes, Soaps and Perfnmeries of finest kind,
Cloth Pins, Backing and Pocket Cutlery; also,
some Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles. Any
ono not having bought anything in his store for
the last few weeks will find great difference
in his prices, ms he sells now, no matter how
little person may buy, Mt whoeeoI0 prices.
p. LECuER,
je1S-1w No. 5 Washington Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

e5y= Wickhum's Rooms.-This afternoon at
P. NJ, the fine stock of Silver Plated Ware and
Table Cutlery will be disposed Of. Ladies' will
find the stock worthy of attention and are in
vited to attend
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 23d.-The Democratic
Convention at Warrentow II, nominated Alex. q.
Walker, formerly u member of the Georgia
Legislature, in place of Hon. A Ii. Stephens,
declined, as candidate for Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

wT Tile Circus-'ro those who have not
been saving quarters for weeks, and going to
bed, nightly, dreaming of it. we wish to say
that Antonio & Wilder's circus will he here To-
morrow, with all the astonishing feats and
novelties appertaining TO first class company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

rw-2o Dealers IN CItyund Count,y-Thosc
who desire to buy goods ON the most favorable
terms, will do well To call on II. II. Logan x Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, No. ~ Main ST.
Their stock is full aud complete, embracing
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Yarnishcs, Dye
stuffs, Grocers' Drugs, Notions, Pcrfumerics,
&C. They respectfully invite call from cash
and prompt customers, TO whom they will en-.
deavor to give satisfaction in goods aud prices.
They are also General Agents for DIR. Totld's
Liver Pills, BrentIingers Fluid Extract Dnnde-
lion and SarSaparilln, and Dr. Chupmnn's lioar-
hound Balsam.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

~ Wouldn't saba fellow went into
the Swan House, on Water street, yesterday,
and got a drink of whisky. Gus. Weber, the
bar keeper, waited reasonable length of time
for the pay, but mo signs were given him" Of
Sach an intention on the part of the customer.
Gus at length asked for II settlement The fell
low said he had no money. Gus wanted to
know If the customer thought they could make
+" living that way. The customer said he didn't
care id whether they could make living
or not-and coolly suggested that it might be
well TO put the place into other hands AT this
Weber struck the customer heavy blow under
the right car drawing first blood. Gus was
hned one dollar and costs by Aid. Wright.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

NEW Yonk, Juno 23.--At tue second race be-
tween Princess and Flora Temple, which came
off to-day, Princess was the victor, winning two
straight mile heats. Time: LIST heat IN.
sec. I'd heat, 8 M. 9 sec.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

C8y@A Further <lccount.-The woman named
Wilson, to whom We referred few days ago as
having been elected from a tavern in this city,
Tor attempted theft, and who claimed to be a
member of the Circus Company which is to ex-
exhibit here Tomorrow, has been playing some
tricks over in Belmont County. We hear of her
at a railroad station west of BelIairc, trying to
sacrifice" diamond ring for $40 dollars, which
ought to be worth iiveor six times the amount
or nothing at all. We have heard it intimatcd
That this is the woman who used to lecture on
Woman's Rights, under the name Of Emerson
II SO, she is a desperate and abandoned cheat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22


nor;euce and 10 liso for Some tlme--some
Time win speak to our father about you
and tho little girls. he wishes, after a'',
our best interests he loves rs IN bis way
so also does the alave-owner his slaves
and scrfs, and Il Is, only out Of care and
regard Cor them,' that he refuses them their
freedom. am weary, Alma, OF so much
and such useless talk about love ana love.
wish people would say less about love and
more about ;usiice--true Justice: especially
that they practiced II more in the world
Tor Injustice Is the root OF al want o.
love. Of oil evil Without Justice there
can be no true leve, neither can it be pre-
served. There was time, when ! was
child, when l loved my father very mucn
whom / looked up to him as to higher be-
ing. and eyen It sometimes happens, wueu
xhave seen him sitting there win ms s1rOne
handsome fcatures, like an ola ueposeV
king. as now when be is III, that my near
has been drawr toward him with wonder
ful power-I would give great deal t
he able to love him, aud to be loved by hun
but already. whilst was yet child b
taught me TO fear him, and since then,
understand his sel6shness, his injustice
have lost all faith in bin, all desire to q
that which ho wills, and I feel at time
much more likely to hate than to love bin
Every Clay the relationship between US D.
comes more and more bitter
Aud yet, yet it ought to be so diheren
Wait. my sweet Hertha, wait yet awhile
l have an impression on my miRd that
change is about to take place--my mind
"a such an extraordinary state this eyenn
sad, and yet cheerful but, Hertha.
will now speak to you about somethiI
else--beseech something from you.
sAh tell me what it is. Anything whl'
you wish, and which is in my power W
do
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

R5y- One OF the neatest replies ever
heard in legislature body, or anywhere
else was lately made by Mr.. Tilson OF
Rockland. Me. A member had replied to
something Mr.. TIlson had said. and pans
inq moment he inquired if he saw the
line of argument. Mr.. Speaker said he
On answer to the gentleman, would say
I hear the humming Of the wheel, but l dc
not see any thread ,
Day- Colona is the name for new terri
torv that is made, orto be made, out o
portions of several other territories, inelu
ding the auriferious regions OF Kansas am am
Nebraska The name is taken from th
Spanish appeIation Of Celpmbus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22
February Appointments.
DR. III. TUBBS will be in atte tendanca

Asbtabaa, Ashtabula House, Friday Feb Feb !,
psinesviJe Cowles House, saturday rem D.
wsrren National HOUSE, Monday, Jan; 5i'
Conneaat fremont House, Thursday, Feb D.
Far consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat Lungs
,,t r ier stomach Bowels Kidneys and spleen also
n t;, Rheumatisu Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
% iseases Aue and Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the Blood
ou Caeer Ulcers, and all other varieties o long slHho
i,S complaints, both external and internal. .
for some ten years Dr. f. has devoted his entire time 70
% diseases treating thousands annually, many OF whom
~ ~anstei every other within reach In no case
re eraI on other pOsOas employed nor does ne MAGE se "a
sI ar fear do,eA to build up again. The medicine can
he ten with safety by the most dei and PATIENTS may re-
i al home and continue, with prudence their ordinary
d d exeise Many hnudreds have recovered under tht
alter friends physicians had given up all hopt
the indispu die evidences Of which always be furnished
nvIi now yer reduced desparng, invited 10 call
ma NAV he assured that no encouragement Will be given
expense incurred wthouta corresponding prospect OF recovery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

PREMIUMS TO AGENTS GETTING SUBSCRIBERS
Those getting club Of subscribers at 81 each ana
renting sO wi be entitled to gold pen and silver holder
worth S and sbc i5r viii receive any OF the above
article he ma select.
Those renting SO for 10 subscribers viii be entitled to
gold penc, with pen, worth 81. 80. .oo
Those getting up cub Of 10 subscribers and remtlng S''
will be EMIT silver watch gold vest ch,in worth D.
Those remng $40 20 subscribers will be entitled TO a
silver hunting cl,e watch, or gol1 chain, worth D.
Those RENTING So for 30 subscrib'rs viii be enue 10
gold ch,n or a silver lni1g easel watch worth 81
Those hitting SO for ~ subcrbors will be entitled TO
ladys gold watch, worth $50. 49,
Those iting 100 for 90 subscribers Will DC ehleu u
q god watch, worth $40.
| lsS- AL communications should be addressed to
| S NJ }. DEAN, Publisher
| liza AIS Broadway, New YrOk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The Kansas news has developed TO changes
this week. The hostile parties in the southern
counties we're marshalng for battle at last dates,
with more apparent than real prospect of much
fgbting;the territorial Legislature had gone into
session at Lawrence, and was carrying out the
free state policy so Ear as it had the power anc
Governor Medary was trying TO make himSe'
popular, keep the people quiet, bribe them lnt'
content as territory and manage them int
democracy. He can only succeed in the last
and most important purpose Of his mission
through inexeusable divisions in the free stat
or republican ranks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22
: 1859. Popular Trade 1869.
DIBBONS & MILLINERY GOODS.
Ii, RIRRONSl RIBBONSi RIBBONS!

DIBBONS & MILLINERY GOODS.
III RIBBONS! RIBBONS RlBBoNSl
To Merchants, Millmers, J"hhers, Dealers in
Ribbons, Millinery Goods and
Cash BUYERS ia aLSectons Of the Country.
The Casa Ribbon House
ll6 Chambers street, New York,
JNo. FARRELL
ESTABLISHED IN 1855
Wo have originated new principles era in the Rib
hon Trade whereby make this Business PLAIN sple and
staple as that of Brewn SLeetnga
We buy for Cash We sell for Cash !
We are satisfied with per cent profit Ask no Second FTice
Have nil oar Goods marked in Piin Figures that man. wo
man and child bay alike and tine value Tor their
money! Our pees for best faieta Ribbons AL coorr,
No i l2cts per piece, No 31k cts per piece,
IL IS 5Iis
2 20h y oi1s<
No 16 $47R per piece.
We offer fney Ribbons all styles all coo, all qualities AZ
prces deTng competition and Tor sh ony "ur establish
Ien is the centre Of attraction for Ribbons Quick sales
| lipht Profits and Good Value Tor Cash.
Rouehe New STYLES and Patterns at saving Of 80 per cent
fo credit ficss Examine samples and be tolynoed
Blond aces Quiltipgs, &c, 6cour line Ot these "od,
sas full We im oft and Job them at once for per cent
advance Marked ices all Goods in PHin Figures saw
inc of 40 per cent these Goods fOm c. edit prices
our intention is Ia make tine ibbnn Trade Us staple IN re-
card 10 es as domestic goods 10 do this must sell one
| SniIion do.lar worth Of Goods per annum
| We are Union men. No North No south We sohcil
the tonage of Me- chants IN every secsn Of the on
Stars and are the servants Of all who favor us WIN s
trade and at.ontg', JNO. FARRELL Cash Ribbon u'e'
| in Chambers St. y. Y, near the lilfon -.
| r. II WALLER. 4i3ly t--- S-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

4 Nrw TRAor SOCIETY has been organized
at Hartford, Ct, auxiliary to the Boston society
Rev. Joel Hawes, d. D., is president. In his
remarks at meeting Of the society, he said he
had hoped that the necessity Fortnight be avoid
ell, but he was thoroughly convinced tnat the
time for action had come lie could not continue
to support society which professed to puoiish
evangelical doctrina sound morality through
out the world, and then ignores. decidedly aud
pertinacously, one of the greatest abomlnatlons
in this or any other land--declaring that 1t VIII
not publish single page on the subject though
that page be taken wholly from The Bible it
SELF
In contrast with this, the North and South Car
olina conferences of the Methodist church nave
voted to expunge from the book OF discipline
the rule against trafickiDg in slaves which IS a
old as Methodsm itself. In the South Carolin'
conference there was but one vote against TIM
backward movement, and it is sale to predIc
that the minister who cast it will be Iorsake
bv his brethren aud driven out by the mob, ur
less he repents Of his fidelity to primitive Mett
odism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The SOUTHERN PoLIcY--Mr' FoRSEg writing
from Washington. says that Senator lSersOn OF
Georgia. has announced the programme OF the
extreme South for the future. lie is for war to
the knife upon the doctrines OF the Democra.l'
party as expounded by Judge DouoLAs' h'
would prefer the election Of SEWARD to th'
Presidency, to the election Of any man standing
forth for these doctrineS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22
CLYDE. o.. July 81, 1859.

DR. TuBBs-sR: I have delayed writing nnln sesera,
months have elapsed since my wife discontinued he ue "
your medicine am happy to say TINT she Is again na
10 health Her condition peculiarly d.fesshs au e
that Mi not attempt fully to desc ibe Her ealest hner
ngs proceeded from disease Of her throat anu and General de
h. Iisr heau h,s heen declining for many years, unu
she was reduced 10 mere skeleton and her e ae,slea 9
~ & fnds The best piyscians In the county (od SCHOOL,
~ ~ ~ ,a 10 iittie or to 40 purpose. and they t0d US
s must de Hearing Of you she desired 70 make one more
ss % 70 All 40 on fsceying your first prescription, she
| sIns sbIe 10 AT np but part Of the day .,
me change WIS great and truly gratifying to us both. she
S fy medicine bat twice after obtaining the hrst and We
v 10 state that by the bessng Of tod, through you
strranentay she enjoys letter health than the ha
& t,e las nfsen years She endlres hardships will
e fnque You can dispose Of this statement as yon se
P'siT'' 'Yoara rosnecutfully ). o. FORBES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22


SENApoR SEWARD has introduced bill look
Ing to the suppression of the African Slave
trade. The principal provisions are to employ
ten steamers, TO be armed equipped, Manned
and considered as vessels of the navy, to De
employed to cruise in any of the coasts OF the
United States, Cuba, Africa, and elsewhere
where the President may judge an attempt IS
being made 10 carry on the slave trade; that
apy State may pass laws prohibiting the foreign
or African slave trade within its limits; that no
shin shall sail for the African coast without a
clearance from the District Attorney; and the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall designate the
ports of Africa where American Consuls shall
reside and where only commerce shall be car
ried on. All acts incompatible with Its pro
visions are repealed, and million OF dollars oi
as much thereof as may be necessary is appro
pFiated to carry out the law.
This is apparently very well conceived 10 &C
coUiplish the object, provided there is an hon'
est purpose on the part Of the government te
suppress this Internal traffic But what Will Il
avail, to multiply enactments while the execu
tive. with the whole subordinate force oil th'
government, are supplying secret aid and com
fort to those who are resorting to every contrl
vance TO evade all law. There is, no doubt, law
enough on the subject to prevent the contin
uapce Of the slave trade, If the President cared
or dared to cross the track Of bis southern mas
tiers. 1t is to little purpose that laws are mnl
t;nl;ad If there is a lack OF disposition to en-
force them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Mr. DOUGLAS WILL GO BEFORE THE CHARLES
TON CoNvENrrox The Chicago Times, the
home organ of Mr.. Douglas, and which always
speaks from authority, says
"Mr. Douglas will not ask nomination
at the hands of the Charleston Convention.
If in that body his friends should present
bis name, and he nominated, he will not
feel at liberty to decline it f his friends
should not present his name, then the nom
ince of the Convention will receive his sup
port The use of his name by any men OF
BODY of men, as candidate for the PreSi
dency or any other Office, independently hes
tile to the nominations of the Democratic
party is altogether unauthorized by Mr.
Douglas, will never receive his SANCTION a,l
is wholly repugnant to his wishes and de
sires. We say this much with full know
ledge of its truth, and, and knowing tha
we express in this particular his own sent
mentS."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Henry A.. Willard paid into the Marshal's
hands at Washington, on Thursday last, Sl,Ol5
Of amount Of forfeited bail for the appearance
of John W. Walcett, indicted for refusing to
answer questions put to him by Committee Of
the House Of Representatives last session con
cerning the bribery Of Cougressmento vote iO'
Free Wool
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The story about discovery OF an anclen'
Egyptian hotel register upon which was found
the nlmes of ~. Cobb and e. Sau, Mesopota-
mia" is a fabrication. Jacob and Esau were
not accustomed to writing their names in thai
manner
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

No OLD MAIDS IN JAPAN.-No single
women are allowed in Japan. Every man
is allowed one legal wife, and,as many sec
ond wives as his means will allow him to
support. The second wives are selected by
law from the poorer classes of society, whose
relatives are unable to maintain them, and
the children are all adopted by the legal
wife, who is the only acknowledged mother
The old rule is therefore reversed in Japan
where, instead Of Il boy not knowing hl'
own father, hundreds do not know then
own mothers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The president formally asked Congress- on
Tuesday, through his senatorial representative
Mr. Sidell, for thirty millions dollars whe'e-
with TO buy Cuba. Gen. Wilson urged Con-
gress at the same time to appropriate like mi
lions TO build railroad to the Pacific. which
exnenditure will be most useful TO the country
add most rapidly to our weallh'-ahd quick
est return the outlay to the treasury Let the
country consider them in contrast. They are
substantial alternatives, and represent, respect
iyely, the contendiug elements in our national
life and progress 1t it free labor VS.. slave la
bor-Uuion vs. disunion-Pacifc railroad VS.
| Cuba
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Various accounis having been published o.
,he manner in which Rev, Heary Ward Beech
or gives the invitation TO Christian communlon'
he made clear statement Of his views sun
dav Or two ago. lie said that 10 his opinion
all members Of Christian churches, excepting
those who by carelessuess had neglected their
duties. and all who are believers ia the SAVIOR
whether members Of any church or not are en-
titled to puriake Of the communion, aud to such
! he extended an invitation. Mr.. Beecher does
not iind in the Bible any authority for limiting
the communion to those who are church mem
bers nor any power in himself to decide wh'
are and who are not Christians neither can h
tell how near to himself in belief 1t is esscnta
that a man should be 10 order to his actup
union with Christ he therefore leaves it t
every individual to Judge for himself, and It nj
worthy persons come to communion, the respor
sibnty is their own. These views are, no dou1
more prevalent in sentiment than expression
, aud Mr.. Beecher in his exercise OF that chrl
, ton freedom which is more boasied OF tina
h pracliced, is very naturally among the first
v give utterance to il,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Orders have been issued from the War De-
partment similar to those which were sent to
Kansas pending the former troubles VIZ 10
use the four or Eve companies of troops now
there as posse comitatus to enforce the laws
during the present Disturbances in that Terri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

At meeting Of the Howard Association on
Dec. 2stb, J. skilIin Houghton, NJ d. was
elected Acting Surgeon. and Il was ordered
that hereafter all correspondence Of the Asso
citation be conducted by the Acting Surgeon
instead Of the copsulling Surgeon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

DRUNK AND DEAD T'ooErHER.-liESRT JACK
SON and wife, nyeterate topers in New York
got drunk aud went to bed "Wednesday night
and were found dead in their bed the next morn
inc. Slrychuine wbiskey had done IFS work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

In the Missouri Legislature the bill Tor the
snppressiou Of border difficulties was so amend-
ed us to place s3o,OOO in the hands Of the
Governor authorizing him TO proceed as ne
thinks proper, aud passed on the 18TH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

WAsHISGTox--A private correspondent Oh
the N. Y. Tribune, under date Of the l''h
inst. writes as follows in reference to the move
ment looking to the acquisition OF CUBA. Inc
views given will attract attention, as at variance
with all our preconceived opinions IN the mat
ter. Though these views may be well found
ed, we do not feel quite ready to adopt them
He says the movement looking to the aeqaiS'-
tion Of Cuba Is regarded here by all parties as
a mere electioneering dodge 1t Is desperate
attempt by Democratic leaders to raise ne"
issue with which to divert public attention from
the mismanagement OF the national finances and
from the embarrassing question attending the
revival of the African slave trade. They have
not the slightest hope of acquiring Cuba either
by purchase or force, and laugh openly IN pri'
vnle az the folly of expecting Spain to REIN
ouish her most valuable province. The move
ment is humbug transparent trlek-tn'
last device Of baffIed and desI 'ying politicians
They wish to get up popglar ~sitaSion to'
tbe ACQUISITION Of Cuba, and tGen charge npor
the Republicans the Inevitable failure OF the at
tempt 10 acquire.
Their recent Senatorial caucus was sham =
the mere cloak Of a cut and dried programme
the object OF Il being TO fix public attention
u,op the matter. The caucus affected grea'
seeresy, but written account Of the proceed
ines was handed to a reporter soon after th'
meeting dissolved. and the Senators themseive
have since taken pains to make it public benz
apparently totally unconscious OF the atroei'
of their propositions. Their speeches, reporte
bv themselves, sound like the plotting OF bar
dittl OF OF pirates planning the seizure OF som
rich town. Mr.. BrOderlck SAID, on hearing a
account Of the caucus. that it resemoled tn
meeting of gang of burglars.
The House Committee on Military Ahai'
avreed unanimously to report bill payin
Mas,echusetts her long pending claim ic
kha balance due on moneys advanced aurlps u
war oe 1912. This result is due to the Pers
vering efforts Of Mr. Bu6lnton.
The emharassmeuts of the Treasury still u
crease. The Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
WAYS and Means now thinks that loan
$4,000 900 will be wanted, Last week
thought that Sl7,O00,OOO would 90.
KxocKED On THE BEAD.--I'he statement th
HonAcn GnHrLrr intended to transfer his ind
ence and affections from the n. T. Tribune
Mr. McErRAras new paper which has been
inq he ronnds. is thus disposed OF by the 4
trnss awe win say that the principle Po
a these rumors Is that Mr.. GREELEY eonten
lases leaving the T'ribpns and connecting hi
sslP with another ioufnal AZ some OF
friends. manifest some anxiety on the sHpl'
xe will relieve them by saying tast the VI
story. With al lis eoncomisants and ecvollaF
: not esly uutl ne. bnt bsurd, and totally "
oak ioundaslep4