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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
We W. S.znV-S.
CRUEL.
I. K. L. NOURISiIING REMEDY.
iH"EHTEP AHO PREPARED
BX p 4 NAY.

ne inventor OF this new and Invaluable rem
edy has taken patents in France, England, Scot.
land Ireland. Belgium ard the United States
ne most chro"ic constlpacy yields 10 the
DAILY use OF the InyIgoratirg Cruel.
The Cruel is a pleasan, food. and REQUIRES no
particular diet; !: exci.ss he appetite, aud acts
la""rabiy on the digestive organs. and cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, in every
disease oil the stomach. such as:
Dyspepsia, GasirIlis, Heartburn, Maarims. Sict
Headache, Pans in the StDmach, Costiyeness
vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c.
Inc iDvigorafIng Cruel is taken IN different,
ways: WI b a brOth-wiIh water or swee,ened
nIlh-wnh or without The orange flower water.
\ spoonful Of 1t is sufficient. aud should be pu,
IN boiling milk and remain DOR % minutes.
G-To be taken morning and evening.
For further PARTICULARS apply TO the General
Depot, No. a Cont s,ieei, between Charities
and Royal streets. New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale ard retail. by
A. BERN NUD-rrABER.
pepots IN all the principdI cities in the Un,-
ted States.
Important Notice.
Among all its other good qualities, which ara
universally Acknowledged. II has been found IN
be highly useful and btnefceni to Women IN ,b,
state OF Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery.
"'So improves PosliVcly ne InaiIty and IN
creaSes the quantity OF Milk of Nurses.
No other KIND OF food eau I've. compared 10 n.
1t may be adminislere without lear to the
youngest children; il refresheS and s,rsnpthens
them. and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend il,
10 every family.
Every one-pound paper of the SANITARY
GRUEL. contains thiFty-two PORTIONS for one
person. They are all sisred by p. MARMAY,
Inventor and P~eteniee.
Ito be had in PLaQUENINE Of CAR
son 4 KEARNY. mhl?
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
T.. A. TYLER.

5 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Is now opening and always has on hand a large
l. stock of
Ladies Fine Watches.
set with Diamonds. Pearls. or Enameled.
Gentlemen's Chronometers and Hunting Watch
es, with the new Winding Apparatus.
Also-Gcld and Silver Watches of Inc most ce!e-
brated manufactures.
Gold. Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
All OF new style, and IS carats gold.
watch Trimmings, &c. &c
T.. A. TYLER,
febI9 10 Canal street.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
NOTICE,
TO Planters and Merchants.
D iRRE s! BARRELS! 90

The Undersigned, one Of the oldes, Coopers in
he Parish, having completed his arrangemts. and
asying purchased a large Stock of Meterials. is
uow prepared 10 furnish Rlanlers. Merchants and
others. with as good an article of MOL.3SSES
B4RRELS and halt do, as can be manufactured
None but old and experienced workmen employ
ed. AID none but the best materials used.
He will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their Orders la time.
His cd friends and customers will please give
him i call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
70 his patrons, he will use his best endeavors 10
please all who call upon him.
His shop is located between yiIlier and Gre
aud SIS. fronting the Bayou.
au39-mh6 FREDERICK BAGGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
Inter.seotionnI Yirltn.
[FrOm leader in the New York Times,

From leader In the New York Times
We are glad to see that our own Legis-
lature has. bya unanimous vote, extended
to the Legislatures of Kentucky and Ten
nessee an Invitation similar to that which
they have received from Ohio. We sim
cerely hope our Western friends may ac-
cept it. Most of the errors and decisions
of the South are what Bacon calls fdoia
specus-the hallucinations of men who
have vegetated all their lives in their own
parishes. We firmly believe that if the
masses of the Southern people could be
brought. even for "a week, in contact with
"frce society" at the North, and could trit-
ness its mQje9tic march toeards the solution Of
all the great social problems Of he age, the
might 10Th trdich it arms its citizens, nc Sc
curly II Mrotcs around life, the confidence
nth tchich it arrests tie Government, instead
of debating their ''rights ,under the Constitu-
tion," they seould debate emancipation alone.
The best friend of Slavery is ignorance
about freedom. The best thing any of us
can do for freedom, is to let those who
hate it see how it really works. I'd ...,.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

WE have once before called the atten-
ton of our neighborhood exchanges, to
the baroness of their columns in regard
to home or local news. We would urge
this matter further upon their notice. We
look in vain in their columns for what is
going on about them. Instead of news of
accidents, items of local trade, and re-
ports of the sayings and doings of their
people, we6nd stale news from Europe,
foolish yarns, pointless jokes, dead adver-
tisemcnts, and every conceivable kind of
trash. Anything but live, sparkling,
readable home news. This is all wrong,
and all proftless to publisher or reader,
Its behind the age, and looks lazy, stu
pid and drivelling, and besides, don't pay
: in any sense of the word.
Can't you and wont you pull up, then {?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
Assignaa,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE FROM
ID RObt. Davis. assigned to me by Clements Spell
del dated Dec. 18th, 1855 and record in the
Clerks Office Of Ohio County Court, in book No 81,
tween the hours OF 10 A. N. and r. u. OF that day,
at tho Sergeant's ONCE In tho town OF South Wheel
ing offer ut public sale, bosteas. together with
the 5eddng, mattress, dining table, ono stand
two clothes chests, trunk, clock one bureau
with mirror, two large portrait pictures two small
pictures one wnInut crib nine chairs one large rock
ing chair one Imported carpet, eight pieces Of rag
carpet five oil cloth green) window blinds and three
window Candscnps) blinds one large copper kettle,
together with other artclestoo to mention.
Terms OF sale, Cash: y ..,,.,.2 =. -. &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31


AN ISDIGNANT IoAE MiDoW.---AlEs
swisshelm, the strOng-mindsd editor Of
the ST. Cloud Biinneso.al Denoeret, has has
received the Legislative appointment Of
Surveyor Of Logs and Lumbersw some
persons are disposed to regard as ag9od
joke. The lady says nobody can insult
her by the offer Of work that will bring
honest wages; and thus discOnrses on
woman's rights and woman's wrongs:
x #x 0NIen arc quite anxious that
women should remain quietly under the
shadow of their protecting wings, as are
SHAREHOLDERS that their property should
stay at homo and be taken care Of. We,
for one, decline the honor of working for
the wages accorded to the wifehood; don't
take. orr daily bread secOnd-handed, but,
like the 'lion's young which King David
speaks of, we seek our meat from Cod
earn it and cut it, saying 'by your leave
to none. And as to surveying logs, We
would rather saw them into boards with
handsaw, for our bread and butter, than
take the doled pittance which Keeps most
women's souls inside their bodies.
"Not one man in five hundred
would object to any woman doing the
work of Surveyor General. They are
only shocked at her receiving the honor
and emolumentS." > n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

THE Speech of Mr.. Rives, of Albemarlc,
in our Senate, on the bill s'proYiding for
the purchase and manufacture of arms
appears in the Richmond newspapers. lie
asks, what is the use of an armery2 ave
were never safer,"' he says, "from John
Browns than now" -s
~ have no fear that John Brown has
sown any dragons teeth amongst US, from
which armed men will spring up, or that
for our age any, from any quarter, will
dare to tread in his fatal footsteps. For all
such ruthless invaders of the common
wealth, the calm aud deliberate execution
of our laws will beam for ever grand
lesson and terrible warning. History
will din in the ears of any that shall dare
approach our borders for such guilty pur-
poses q perpetual smemento more l as
sumo; therefore, this armory is not neces-
sary to protect us from any of the dement,
ed admirers or successors of this defunct
John Brown. Are we threatened by any
of our sister Statcs2 Is any one of them
arming or founding armories to prepare
for an attack upon usH I believe not
Peace is in all our borders aud around us.
We only have our partisan qUarrels-ird,
integratio anaoris-such as many other hap
by families have. An armory is not neces-
sary, then, to repel any anticipated attack
from other States" si lsF
lie adds: "Let those who plot against
tue integrity of the constitution take
themselves out of the Union iflthey can.
For my part, / deem Virginia safer under
it than out of it."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

AT late fire in Leayenworth, Kansas,
says the Times of that city, large pumbdF
of Indies turned out to the assistance of
the firemen. So well did they. work that
the flames were finally subdued, preventing
a largo and disastrous conlagratiOp. The
people of Leavenworth are loud in their
praise of the intrepidity, perseverance
and skill of the ladies, and think that on
future occasions, should such pnhapPily
occur, they can rely on this new ire
brigade.n ..L.E 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
m.DevALLET,s
Great Frcnch Remedy for Female r.
Irregularities.

Great French Remedy for Female 1r-
regularittes.
For Suppressed NeNses Seanty, Delaying or tatHtal
Afenses; for Whites LsGeOTThea, NTH too Se0HtS
4enstruatto,, Headache, and other sp8Tings during
Me AenJes. 5.
suffer from these difficulties, aud know how uuPleas
ant 1t Is to describe them to physician, appre
clate the value of simple remedy, which they may
always have at hand, and apply at pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent irregularities
to which young females subject, unless properly
cured frequently y tho foundation of diseases of the
most grave aud formidable character. But compare
lively few girls glide over this period without either
proper aid or the commission Of grave errors. The
advantages of home remedy for all such cases will be
duly appreciated.
'''''' ~ ~ IAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD,
oct1 Dru8giSts, MOnre ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

AN interesting incident is related in con-
aeetion with the burning of the Western
s Female College at Oxford, Ohio. Miss
Sallie E. Moore, who roomed in the fifth
story, attempted to escape, but returned a
second time to her room for some books.
on.opening her door, she discovered that
the hall was dense with smoke, and the
stairway was in flames, and all means of
exit in that direction hopeless. Closing
her door, she deliberately tore the bed
clothing into strips, knotted them firmly
together, and tying them to her bed post,
she hopefully stepped from her window,
and made successful descent to the
ground, a distance of forty-fiye feet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Commercial writes-Invitation are
out for dinner parties at the houses of
Senator Gwin, Hon. Charles Francis
Adams, and other gentlemen who dispense
liberal Inequalities. 'tHops" are given at
the hotels, and the metropolis is as guy
as can be expected, when it is remembered
that almost every one is financially inter
ested-directly or indirectly-ih an organ
ization of the House. The Western and
Southern mail-contractors are especially
anxious, and some of them are paying
large sums, from week to week, for ad-
yanceg of money to send home in order to
keep their routes in operation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31


s--=-------=-=----- - -lss-----------
Oxssor two. books have just been reeeiy-
ed, which We think, if not original, arc at
least picturesque and piquant breaks into
the monotonous food of our literature
The first is AeclmtoeHs na,rattus Of his
ssarch for Sir John Franklin. We, who
have read the long history of these hapless
expeditions in search of the missing sailors
from day to day, in the papers, side by
! side with the prosy details Of price cur
rents and politics, scarcely can realize
the intense element of romance, which
: eleyates the whole story out of the region
of our. every day life. A century hence,
1t will appear invested with as shadowy a
splendorof poetic meaning as the crusades,
orzthe pilgrimage of the Israelites to their
promised land. Call this a prosaic ageI-
The story has in ii material for an
epic poem such as no poet now living can
comprehend to paint. The parting fleets,
despatched by the great nations of the
world on quest more high and pure than
that of Arthurs' knights in search of the
Holy Grail; then syearsiof perilous adyen-
ture, the indiyidualta1e of poignantsuffer
Z ing, combining. to form great drama of in
conceivable painandhorror; the mysterious
& regionwhere this TRACED was enacted, the
land of eternalice and snow, where silence
and death have reigned since time began.
No tale more wonderful or more touch
ing was ever told in song or history
This present narrative is only a fragment
of the story; the adventures of the last
forlorn hope sent. out, by Lady Franklin,
and which proved successful. Tho book
is published by Ticknor & Fields.
q Lippincott 4 Co. have just issued a
!. a. volume which we commend as a literary
curiosity and the MISUNDERSTANDING host-
y uncanny companion for these dark win
ter evenings. Robert Dale Owens "Foot
falls on another t00rld." The book as mar
ration of facts, If facts they are, will COM
mand attention. 1t purports TO be a col
lection of well. authenticated histories of
apparitions of the dying, prcsentimcntss
dreams, &C., &C., the actors or vouchers for
most of which are still living. The book
touches that vein of superstition that runs
through the nature of most men like dark
thread and will We suspect, be generally read
andlaugh al, and secretly believed. Some
OF the stories are startling enough; the ref
erences of unimpeachable veracity, such as
) William Howit, Mrs. Hall, and others. well
kown in our own social and political circles.
Those of our readers who like to catch
glimpses of that mysterious ''electric chain
wherewith we're darkly bound" will find
feast of terrors in these tales. They arc,
(some of them at least) as wierd and terri
BILE us Poe's widest dreams and are
strengthened by the brusqueness and mi
nuteness of truth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
hrRS. WINsLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitate the process of teething, by sOftenIng the
gums, reducing all inflanattOn-wil allay all pain,
and is sure to regulate tile bowels Depend upon 1T,
mothers 1t will give yourselves and relief aud
health to your insnts. Perfectly safe in all Gases
See advertisement in another column. ut
RIR29'5o-lYd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
oIARKsBURG NEWS.
Rron the Register!3

ARRzsrEp.+Three men from Pcnnsylva-
mia, named Sellers, Rose, and Hudson,
were arrested in this place on last Sunday
evening onthe suspicion of enticing slaves
to run away. They had been about town
for two or three days and were frequently
seen in conversation with negroes. Their
ostensible business was the purchase of
furs. Their conduct being suspicious,
complaint was made to r. Fowkes, ESQ.,,
who issued warrant upon which they
were arrested and lodged in jail. On Mon
day they were brought before 'Squires
Fowkesaud Wright, and discharged, there
not being sufficient evidence to convict
them of the charge. tF#
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

The following bills were reported: To
amend an act of March II, 1856, entitled
an act to amend the oath, 25th, goth and
9th chapters of the Code of Yirginiai in
cooperating the Culpeper Fire Insurance
Company: to amend an act concerning the
Male and Female Odd-Fellows' Institute of
Wheeling; incorporating the Etna Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, in Wheel
ing; incorporating the Sommerville Dfvis-
ion Sons of Temperance; adverse to law
re-arranging the election precincts of Cal
houn county; incorporating the Wheeling
Railroad Bridge Company; to transfer the
title or right of the Commonwealth to
land heretofore sold rs forfeited, but not
in fact so, to persons, who, if the lands had
been forfeited, would have the title thereto;
for the construction of bridge over Pow
ellis river in Lee county; authorizing the
Justices of the County Court of Hanover
to impose tax on dogs; to repeal the law
requiring butter and lard to be inspected;
releasing the securities of A. J. Dotson,
sheriff of Wise county, from the payment
of damages imposed on them for his de-
fault; incorporating the Wheeling Creek
Turnpike Company; authorizing an in
crease of tho capital stock of the Weston
and West Union Turnpike Company; au-
thorizing an increase of the capital stock
of the Salem and HarrisYille- Turnpike
Company, to require Commissioners to
furnish the Auditor with lists of lands
within new counties purchased for the
Commonwealth, or delinquent; incorpora-
ting the Jonesyille and Kentucky Tele-
graph Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

Awriter in. the Amsrieam Ve4ieal Gazette
thus furnishes the reason whyyonng ladies
blush when spoken to about their lovers:
'sThe mind communicates with the central
gangliOni the latter by reaexaction through
the brain and facial nerve, to the organic
nerves in the face with which its branches
inosculate." r,r EAb OK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS
Good News for HOuSekeeperS
CoNsUMPTIo N.
ianai :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

u & Z I. .
"EHEREBY COAAtANDNFILDE 4 BR0THER.
w Ofthe city of Wheeling. toaet our sole agent
tor the distribution OF VALENTINES Of ali grades,
from this date till the 1@th inst and do aO author
ize thcn In name TO receive all moneys ir the
same This proclamation Is necessary, il i evident
from past experience that interruptions persons omen
oHer spurious Imitation VI tho genuine ones. In de-
ccive those who may have tender sentiments to
press to each other; sIcll perAOus viii be ise and
ekchew all such spurious niissiyes they cannot he
reliosI on and utterly worthless The following
Is scale Of THE most reliable results attending thV
presentation OF these tender ephtles:
S1sOO Valentine: Sure wedding torthwith.
1000 'lss% Game result say years.
800 - : 9 years. .-l1
100 = Most likeIy.-Psrhaps NOT. %
so DOubtful-leails tO pleasant
quaintpnce, however.
Is ~" Extremely doubtfuI-stnI some
10 q u.s. No 80
Small potatoES,
Gail soon, those INST purchased productive Of
the happiest results.
Given unGer my hand and seal this hrstday Of Feb
ruary, 1850, in tho city Of Wheeling
jaR3l Cupid" HOD OF LOVE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
LnrIaIntfne NEWS.

WHEELING BoNDs-oTHER WHEELING BILLS.
The bill for the payment, by the State,
of the interest on bonds of the city Of
Wheeling to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, coming up as unfinished
business, it was advocated by Mr.. Knote,
but the further consideration was passed
by to give precedence to the order of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

The BulteHn, published at Charlotte, n.
O., informs its readers that on the, 26th of
January, "before the county court, now in
session, a SEr. Franklin Davis, residing in
Ferreltown, about ton miles north of
Charlotte, sitting. asa, grand Juryman,
was, on motion of Solicitor D. B. Rae,
expelled from the Jury for expressing
sentiments in opposition to the institution
of slavery, and he was Immediately bound
over in the penal sum of one thousand
dollars for his appearance at the next
sitting of the Superior couat."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
NeWAgricuItural Warehouse
= WHEET,TNG,


MACHINERY, FARMING 1MPLE.-
T IHl MENTS and Seeds Of all kinds--J0HNSON
FROST, NO.2l Main st., Wheeling, va would hereby
inform the farming community that they have opened
their extensive warehouse and would eAn special at
tention to their large assortment Of PLOWS aud
CULTIYATORS, the most OF which have been manu-
featured especially for with particular reference
to the different soils iu this vicinity: among which will
be found the perfect hill side and sub soil PlOws
in use; also the best pattern Of Hay Presses Of three
sizes. These presses warranted to pack larger
and heavier bale than any other hand press, the
wood work being heavier and NO eI.l iT1ii used in
their construction We also offer at tho lowest pri-
Crs the LIli0a, 7cEegruph aud RAY HID Roller,
Straw, Hay and Fodder Cutters, HlsO every reliable
kind Of single and double sPouted Corn shelters with
the celebrated Cylinder Shelter; also, Wheat Fans.
Grain Drills RGaperS with without selFTalosrs At
tached) OF the most improved patterns; Mowers for
two hOrses, Of very light dTNi, and every Kind
of Machinery. Farming and Garden Tools, Garden,
and Field Seeds &c., comprising everything ne"ded
for agricultural purposes Farmers are specially III
Vited to call and examine stock. Catalogues of
implements, &C., furnished on application at our
warehouse JOHNSON 4 FROST,
tan3O No. u Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

Ma. 1WHxDElL declares hesshall summon
<sthe President and A ttorney General Black
before the Court in the case pending against
sfr bowman eepe eIning the Senate print
ing. The interrogst tories to be put to
them are said 10 be az .YSxjtten out.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

Jpmpertz, efsllow who killed his mis-
tress,in Chicago, cut her up; and saltedther
down in pork barrel, islnow a great lion
there-especiaIl5 among the women
There seemto be about u Thousand of them
from among whom he might take his
choice @ @ s5, ese9# -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
NeigIsborhootl News.
MARIETTA 1TEMs.
From the Republican

GRAM's ShtLs BdRSEp. The Phoenix
Mills, belonging TO J: % Cram. IN this
city, were destroysd5by fireslast Saturday
morning. Ia
TIE NJ. &c. Railroad, with all itsappur-
ltenances, will he sold at Ghillicothe, o.,
on the 25th of February next, by order OF
Court
Tho Wolf Crock Bridge, near Beverly,
was carried off during the late frcshct. 1t
cost over 81 800, and was nearly new.
TAlRMoNT tvA. } ITEMS.
10 tFrom tile yirginlau!l
THI Democrats of Monongalia held a
meeting last Monday, and appointed dele
gates to the Richmond convention. They
recommend that the Electoral Convention
be held in Fairmont, on the 22d of March
which is soon enough u
The ladies of Fairmont and vicinity will
hold supper in the court house on the
evenings of Wednesday and Thursday, the
22d and 23d February next, the proceeds
of which will be devoted to paying oil a
debt due by the Fairmont Band,
Somebody Sin the vicinity of Bridge
street, owns a wonderful dog, whose
watch's his howl" Every evening exactly
at shutdown, the whole winter, he com
mences barking and bowling, and contin-
ues to bark and howl the live-long night
until sunrise, Should the moon be
visible, he Ibays the NOON" But visible
or invisible, he never ceases until daylight,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31

The city of Chicago must be agremarka-
bly, pleasant place to live, for people who
drink nothing but water. The Journal
says:
We counted no less than 65 small fishes
that came out Of one hydrant in our office
on Saturday, to say nothing of something
less than bushel of pieces of decayed
fishes and other stuff that came out of the
inches long, being one of several hundred
that came out of water pipe that was
opened this morning, A friend informs US
that great ugly qufd of tobacco came out
of his hydfant the other day. Isn't this
sweet'stuff to drink and cook with2