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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-19
IL S0REs OF LrEM.s.
co,rp1LED ron THE DAILY INrELL1aENcER.

ScoTcH WoRDs.-The Scotch language is per-
haps, destined to perish. There are many Scotch
words and Scotch expressions, which ought to
be saved from the wreck. By their adoption
the English language would be immensely en-
riched. The Scotch language has no Roman
majesty, but it lends itself most opulently to
pathos and humor. 1t has been kept free from
those pedantic Johnsonianisms which have been
so fatal to the English language In its homeli.
ness there is power nfter which the English
language often strives in vain. What in effect
is LONELINESS, but that which, coming from
the home, goes back thither with natural inn
pulse aud irresistible force2 A language loses
its moral empire, when it deserts entirely, the
English language has deserted, tine common
speech of the people. And that moral empire
has gone, what avail learned air and rhetori-
cal embellishments p Critic
Tue ALL HAIL HEREAFTER Clark, OF
Rhode Island, at the close of an excellent lecture
on Public Opinion" remarked thathe believed
the public sentiment of civilized and Christian
society is truer and purer to-day, than it ever
was before. The forces of evil may seem to be
as strong as ever; but the scale is gradually
turning in favor of truth and right. The labor
of the past has not been lost the labor of to-day
is not in vain. No holy word, no righteous act
can ever die. Strike the chords ofntluence with
a manly hand! Their vibration will ring on for
ever. Be hopeful We are moving on toward
high noon; hardly out of the twilight yet it may
be, but thank God it is the twilight Of the morn.
ing and not ofthe evening, and the hour hand
on the great dial plate of time never goes back.
Slowly and silently, except when it strikes at
long intervals the progressive epochs of the
world, it advances toward the meridian.
Crime in France, at the present day, is fan.
tastc, incxplicable, and denotes far more men.
tai perturbation than either brutality or covet
business. mother poisons her children with
sulphur matches, for no earthly reason except
! that they "bother" her-she is ennuyee by
them! a boy of ten or twelve is worried by
being beat at game of marbles by one of his
little play fellows and he very quietly cuts
his throat A shepherd, near Belois, fires q
pistol at one of his fellow shepherds, simply be
cause the latter's sheep are fatter than his own
In short, the criminal annals of this country Al
the present time present the characters recog
missed by medical men as those oftencst founC
among the inhabitants of Warehouses;. This is &
fact worth studying.
Madame Kisslehorff, the lady of the Russian
ambassador to Paris, is so exceeding beautiful
as to have been called the Rose of Russia. -
She is SO ardent defender of womRn's rights
that her husband docs not dare to present him
self to her grand entertainments unless he re-
ceives written invitation. She dresses in black
lace or velvet with prorusion of rich jewelry
and is an inveterate and very successful gam
bier
MoRPnY IS CHESS KING-lIIs THREE GREA1
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IxTRLLiGEocRR-I myself candidate for
the Office Commissioner, the ensuing charter
election MI Office the ad
vantage Of the public. ijanT$1 THos. J. POWELL
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For Sale OF Rent

rT~AT desirable ProprE at the head Cf Iampden street
me dwellinE IS Iarr With all eonVenenceS necessary
with yard about ~ Of ground we'll set In grass
Also. Farm for rent about ~ miles above wheeling
on river bottom. Enquire OF A. +. WOODS,
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ISTREcY COlCnISSTONER.

MRssRs EDIToRs-I oIgr myself candidate for the
ONCE Of Street Commissioner At the ensuing charter cleo
tlon. viii endeaTOr to discharge the duties
ofthe ONCE, before, to the best OF my abilities
taae& HENRY SHARP
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MKssRs EprroRs.-You will please announce much
respected friend, Mr. GEoaeE BULsER, as candidate fer
Alderman the Fourth Ward and II he is elected he will
doubt discharge the duties OF the Office faithfully and
impartIaly. [jan1z%l MANY VOTERS.
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THE cry for a reform in late hours, raised by
business men of New York, who find it hard to
dance all night and go down to the store early
in the morning, has been heard by a sweet
fashionable lady, who lately gave ball and be-
gan the dancing at past in the evening, fur
nished the supper at ten, and at midnight the
guests departed. Under such circumstances
recreation and selling dry goods, or doing little
something on Wall street, are found compatible.
Even the illustrious Everett has perpetrated
a pun. la the last number of the Mount Yer.
non Papers, he speaks of McAdam as the Go
lossus of Roads"
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MEssRs EDIToRs-I beg leave to announce myself rs
candidate for reelection TO the Office OF Superintendent
WHter Works, at the ensuing election.
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MEssRs EDrToEs-Please announce Mr. WIZ. n. NAYBEE-
candidate the office of Street Commissioner,
ja GIS OnA''s' A's''''"' anu MANY VOTERS
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MEssRs En1TOas will please announce the -sIn-
teliigencer, that JAMES s. What ESQ., viii be supported
as candidate CLRRE CRY, at the approaching
charter election, by ljsnTsl MANY VOTERS
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Ems. INTRLLTGRXcER-YOu will please announce the
OF Joux PoRTtR present City Clerk, candidate for
the office, ut the approaching election, aid oblge
janlOS MANY CITIZENS.
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For Rent.

TTNHAT desirable property near Mt Wood Cemetery
Lnovn rs the King property. The dwelling contains
Gufdcient accommodations for large family Inc 10!
eoptainS two acres which could he made good market
garden Also good orchard, &c, and All lately enclosed
with an exeenentIenee. For terms apply TO ,,,
rlh3 A. -
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NEssRs. EDrroAs-I respectfully announce myself
ddate the office OF City Treasurer, the next charter
election. [jan12l Il. W. HARDING.
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EDS ISrELIcExcER Il announce myself again my fell
citizens candidate the oce OF Wharf Master
janiis RoBT. HAMILTON.
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pELEGRAPHIC.
" additional Dispatches SEQ Third Page.l

tFor additional Dispatches SEQ Third Page.l
Interesting from. Washington President cali.
cd on for copies of Cuba Correspondeaoe--No
rote yet on p. q. r. Bil1-A6uses in tho
Nary Yards-To,onsend Harris to hare the
Gold Snuf Bon Bounty Land acts revived
--Another Revolution an Hayti-Repu6ltc
Proclaimed .Je6ard Provincial President
Soulouque Deposed.
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AEssRs EDIroRs.-I beg leave TO announce myself
candidate reelection City Sergeant
the ensuing election. jan1l+l SMITH MCDONALD.
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wharf HEnsler.

EDS characterization announce JosKPn MANNERS
candidate Wharf Master, the ensuing election
janlOS MANY VOTERS.
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Eps IxTKL1IGNCEH.-PIease announce the OF A. s.
HALLowELL 4 candidate for City Sergeant and obge
janlUS MANY VOTERS.
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MRssRs. EDroRs.-You will please DAS'L DUN-
candidate Superintendent Of Water Works at
the coming charter election, and Oblge
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a MO UN DEM e M S.
PEOPLES TICKET FOR TIE FIFTH WARD.

PEOPLES TICKET FOR TIE FIFTH WARD.
For CoaHeiE-George Forbes, ?. D. Norton, John Roe
mer, Jas II. Stout, Robert Pratt, VIM. StOneman.
Ak1ernlGH-AndFew Quigly,
The above ticket will be supported by large
Janice MAJORITY.
hIRssRs. EDIToRs-Please the following ticket
for the Fifth Ward; and Oblige MANY.
CouRcH-Geo. Forbes Henry Echols = D. Norton, Jas.
Wilson, N. Wilkinson, RoGt. Pratt.
AtdeTJHdD-Andrew Quigley. janl3~
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TWO Houses John street, one House ON Hanpden ST.
i several on Quincy street ard dwelling house and
store room in Centre Wheeling, the corner OF Main st.
and Market Enquire ~ Jacob Hus near the cor
ner John and Sth streets, Of ,c,,,, ,,p,-,,v
julySus JUN DNOSE-
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BLANK BOOKS
M u . L o
For Rent.

c, TORE ROOMS OFFICES. DWELLINGS Frame 4 Brick.
- Rooms IN die second third story OF good business
house and small Hall2O IS feet also Building Lots Tor
sale Orlease favorable terms, Apply, ,,op,ppoor
~ ONCE No. 1IsJS, Main Street. between Monroe an
Union-Up stairs ~
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MRssRs EDiroRs Please announce Capt. WILL
son, Citizens candidate for the Office Of Mayor
jan1S+ THE MAJORITY.
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A New York musical journal says that "Flo.
t1w's music is very thin and somewhat obese"
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WE are indebted to L Mooney Co., Post
Office buildings, for late papers.
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once or Ihe Cre.eenI sfanHfaetarins Co.,

Once Of the Crescent 1knnuGHefuFtnS Co.
WHEEIISs, Va. January sth, 1852.
THE annual meeting o. The seehoidsIs o. the Crescent
Manufacturing the election of President and
Seven Directors, viii be held AZ the Compaoys ofee. in
wheeling, Va, Wednesday, Feb 9th IssS, at O'e0Sk
other business OF Importance VIII be brousht before Tie
meeting. n. WILKINSON,
jaD5-td seefetary.
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NEW FIRM.

rTHHE undersigned Themselves together
a drm, under the styis Of
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLD.
For the purpose Of doing a TROLE5ALE GROCERT q
GEYEkAL COMMISSION business, No. IS Main S.,
In the formerly oeecpied By Baker HoPkin'
We respectfully solicit the attention % the Trade
JAS. MAXWELL Of late GTm 90 Paxton. DOnlon Co.
TTIOS J. CAMPBELL, late with Last 4 Howell.
GEO. h TINGLE, late with List Howell. Jams
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The Minnesotiaa tells of woman residing at
Minnetonka, who for the past two years has lived
entirely without eatingl Her age is %; she is
the mother of three children, and enjoys moder-
ute health. She has the use of all her faculties,
is not emaciated, but apparently robust, and yet
she does not take into her stomach particle of
food of any kind, savea cup ofcoffec three times
day; this, her only substance, she sips slowly,
usually occupying the accustomed time with
others at the table.
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LIST, HORWIsON & go.
Successors to List & IIoEeI and H. K List.
WHOLESALE GROCEES 3 PRODUCE DEALERS
Ms. IS 4 81, MaIS sTEsET,
wheeling, Va.
WE desire state friends Of r late hr and 10
w generally that in possession Of the
most ample facilities for the Transaction Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We are determined ali orders entrusted %
care fidelity and pToDplesg, and the most favor
able LIST AOSkISON CO.
January LIST, 1879.
Those having unsettled accounts with firms OF
Henry X. List Co. List Howell will please take notice,
Henry Il having purchased the entire Interest OF
Howell In said hrnls, (dT. Howell retiring from bu
siness) alone authorized 20 make settlement I1ni-y
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WHEELING & BELHoNT BRIDGE co.

"
rTNHE Of Managers have declared dividend Of
i two per cent the Capital Stock OF the Company,
payable by the the Merchants
bank nf wheeling, aad after January 9Bih-
I1nI4-3s 81. n FfTzHreH, QeTk.
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For Rent.
DIVGDRN ID NO. 4.

DANaDSND W. -
.CITIZENS DEPOSIT BANK
WHEELING, January 18Th, 1879.
TN Directors Of this Institution have this day declared
dividend Of per Of the profits since
organization, April ast able TO the stockholders On
demand, at the BANKING House.
N.B.-The Capital Of this Bank pail b. IN tai
pr cent. per month"; the last being due
December 18th janiS-1W
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
IN. Laws and Journals.

We are in the receipt of Sundry letters
..,ririDp when the general laws will be
...dv for distribution. It's impossible to
.n.rsr this inquiry. We have no knOwl-
.Jgs of the number of pages the laws will
~sks. The contract for printing them
Ia, been assigned to us by Secretary
V1sH and we shall commence labor on
.bsm on Monday next, and execute to
,yer,ge sixteen pages day, and as much
more as we can possibly do. Mr.. WALSH
b,, been actively engaged since the ad-
;opnment of the Legislature, in superin-
,.ndipc the preparation of the laws for
,b. hands of the printer. In the mean
tims he has published an edition of 1900
copies Of so pages, embracing the most
;mportsnt laws which take immediate ef-
feet They were completed and mailed
to proper persons in every county in the
Territory, on Monday last.
The journals of the Legislature, at its
last session are printed, and in the hands
Of the binder. They would have been
ready ere this, but for the delay in get
ting suitable paper from St. Louis for
covers. We are making arrangements to
have few copies bound in law sheep,
and also half bound, which we shall be
sbls to exchange with persons entitled to
receive them, on their paying for the cost
Of binding.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
RaSoluiiona.


The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by Stanton Lodge of Free
aud Accepted Masons,i in the town of Stan
ton, X. T., on the occasion of the funeral
services of MILES Wilson, deceased.
WHEREAS, In the Providence of God
our worthy and esteemed brother MILES
WILSON has been removed from our midst
by the descending stroke of Death, and,
WHEREAS, we feel the loss of our beloved
brother and deeply sympathize with his
weeping relatives and friends, therefore,
Resolved, That while we feel this af-
flicting dispensation in its full force, we
are disposed to submit to the rule of Him
who is too wise to do wrong.
RESOLVED, That, as a Free Mason, hi;
character was unblemished, as q citizeI
he was useful and highly esteemed, anC
as husband and father, kind and alwayl
interesting.
Resolued, That our brother, while living
was an ornament to society and desirable
companion, and deeply attached to ou
fraternity.
Resolved, That we extend our most earn
est and tender sympathy to the friends o
the deceased in view of our united loss
and that the secretary be authorized t
transmit to them copy of the resolutions
and that the same be published in tn
Herald of Freedom at Lawrence. h. 7.
JOSIAH BUNDY, W. NJ.
W. T. BUNDY, Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
Legal Noficss.
Administrator,s sale.

S8Aee
KANSAS TERRITORY,
County Of Douglas.i sS'
In THE PROBATE CouRr for the County of Doug
las, March term, 1853.
CHARLES ROBINSON, Administrator
Of ROBERT j. H0OTON, deceased. !
NOW, at this day, comes Charles Robinson,
IN administrator Of Rob't j. HootoD, deceased,
and proves to the Court that the order Of publ
cation made upon his petition at the September
(ls5s,) term thereof has been published accord
ing to law, and moves for an order Of sale, pur-
suant to said petition and notice, whereupon
the Court proceed to hear the testimony pro-
duced. and to examine the parties who appear,
touching the application of said administrator
for the sale Of real estate, as In said publication
mentioned. and it being proved to the Court
effects Of said deceased, charged with the pay
ment Of debts, and not sufhcient assets in
| the hands of said administrator to pay the
debts due by said estate, 1t is ordered that
| the said Charles Robinson. administrator, do
on the 18th day Of April next, at the door Of
the Court House of the county of Douglas. X.
T., and during the session of the District or Pro-
bate Court OF said county, between the hours Of
| ten in the forenoon and fve in the afternoon Of
that day, expose for sale, at public vendue or
outcry, the following real estate, in the petition
Of said administrator described, to wit, the fol-
lowing Lots situated in Lawrence, K. T.: Lot
ll3, Massachusetts, street. with good sized, con-
venient and well finished stone dwelling House
| thereon; Lot l6, Delaware street. and Lot 100.
Mississippi street. and sell the same for the pur-
poses in said petition mentioned. on the follow
| ing terms, to wit: For CASH, first having had
the same appraised, and notice of the time,
| terms and place Of said sale published for four
weeks prior thereto, in some newspaper in this
Territory, and also by ten copies Of such notice
put up in public places in said county, twenty
| days defore the day of sale. as directed BY law
and that he make return Of his proceedings at
| the next term of this Court
| - Witness my hand and the seal of our
| I/SEAE.\ \Court, this sth day Of March, A. ID.
JSN )ls59. JOSIAH MILLER,
| 20 Judge of Probate.
| March le, '59-4t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12

TVHE American Trades Company was
i organized November g. 1857, with Capital
of one hundred thousand dollars. This Company
was formed with view Of taking up inventors
Of small articles of general utility, who are un-
able to make independent arrangements tor in
Producing their inventions, BY an equitable ar
rangement with them for their rights by pur-
chase, out and out or BY tarit a on tne articles
of this country has long called for an Institution
of this kind. The American mind is SO active.
that thousands Of things are invented, many OF
which would be really useful to the community,
but which are never introduced, because the In
ventors Of them have no means to carry them
The Capital of this Company will be devoted
to the development of really useful inventions.
The Company have Committee ON Patents,
whose duty it is pass upon all applications, and
from their large experience In such matters. In
ventors have security that their Inventions
will not be misjudged; and the high character Of
the parties composing that Committee, Is sum
cient guaranty that plans and specifications may
be submitted before patents are applied for,
without any risk of advantage being taken OF
| this circumstance, and when desired to do so,
| the Company will take out patents for others,
securing for the inventor all his invention that
| is patentable.
submit to them their plans; and 1t VIII be fur
thering the objects of the Company if its officers
and agents can be of service to them.
Any one of the following modes Is acceptable
First. To manufacture any articles for which
their machinery is adapted, By contract, the in
ventors receiving the articles and paying for the
same on delivery.
Second They buy any patent which isapproved
| by their Committee.
Third. They will manufacture and sell any ar
ticle whioh they choose to adopt. giving to the
| Inventor such proportion of the profits as ma,
| be agreed upon.
The extensive building, Nos. p and "a Frank
lin street. New York, being about co feet from
by over 100 feet deep, and 7 stories high above
| the sidewalk, is owned BY the President of th'
| Company, and is occupied in part by all the ma
chinery, wareroom and Offices Of the Company
where all of its business and salesa transacted
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12

F We understand that G. L. Ed
WARDS, County Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, is now prepared to attend to
the formation of School Districts in this
county. Petitions can be forwarded to
the Superintendent at Lawrence, and he
will promptly respond to correspondence
relating to the schools of his jurisdiction
1t is high time for the people to move in
this matter. Mr.. EDWARDS is an efficient
school officer, and should be seconded by
the people in the efforts he is making fol
the advancement of free schools.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
Boats for the Kansas River.

We have reliable information that boats
will soon be running from Wyandott to
Lawrence, Lecompton, Tecumseh, Topeka,
Wabonsa, St. George, Manhattan and Fl.
Riley. That the Kansas river is navigable,
has been thoroughly proven, All the
steamers that have failed have been either
too large or too poorly built.
We have just learned from Mr.. Robert
Morrow, Of Lawrence, gentleman well
known in Kansas, that his brother-in-law
will have his boat here in few days. Il
was built on the Illinois River. The
Others, one being built in Ohio and one il
New Albany, Ind, will be along in shor
time. Fortunes await them all, and ther'
is room for six more.-Wyandott Gazette.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
An Honest Profession,

A lawyer writing US from an interior
town in Kansas, says -
II now live on my claim, but will open
an office in town this spring SO that l can
have better chance to get people into
trouble if possible, and then out of it, if
lean"
he reminds US of the two brothers who
were in quarrel, and each called upon
the same lawyer, the same day, for advice.
The last one who called, was informed
that he was already retained by the other
brother. "But," says the accommodating
lawyer, II have very worthy friend to
whom can recommend you, and will
write him note, by which you will be
sure of his services" The proffered letter
was written, and the litigant brother set
out to visit the Office of the other attor-
ney. His curiosity being aroused, he de-
termined to open the letter, and see the
style of professional correspondence. He
read -
"Here are two brothers who wish to try
their hands at law. They are both in easy
circumstances. am retained by one
and you will take the other; between ui
think we can give them a good picking
The brother read, and re-read the letter
Snd concluded that if he must be "pick.
ed" it was just as we'll to let his brother
do it, so he returned home wiser man
and soon settled the matter to the salts.
faction of both parties.
May not some of our friends clients
come to the conclusion that it is easie
getting into law than out of it, and they
avoid the trap he proposes to set for hi
neighbors?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12
Daily Line 70 Lawrence.

The bridge across the Stranger, on our
Lawrence road, is nearly if not quite COM
pleted, and on its completion the Eldridge
Brothers will again resume their old line
of Concord Coaches, running from one to
three dailies, as the wants Of the travel
ing public demand, between Wyandott
and Lawrence. The Eldridge Brothers
are among the most enterprising men oi
the West, and will receive, as they de-
serve, the patronage Of the people.-Ryan-
doft Gazette
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-12

OF At the municipal election, held in
Eudora on Monday, 7th ult, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Fr. Faerber, Mayor; Zieseniss, Hop
penau, Hartig. Sumerfeld, and Manthey,
Councilmea; Chas. Achning. Treasurer;
Fr. Soehlke, Marshal; c. F. Schowarte,
Justice of the Peace.