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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
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sebenlt an3usetsen.
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@rpBe MuSwabl In Nleiocr=
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ais: Mcrinus, galencias, YlaieS, Iclnines,
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ferner uuterbalien mir einen lbVnen Gerratb
bunter uno etnfarbt9er Setpenwaown
unb perfaufen lulhe oenau Al 9tem- yprser Vyci-
fen. -
Infer Eager III 9bamts, Glpafs uub Minter~
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ben mir uns np9, bic p@crehrten Oameu auf unlcr
9rpBarti9es
WeiB7B aarenz II. Trilnmin95z 81 lprtment
aufmert1a lam Al muden.
Sn 6erren< @rtifeln, ais: Yrufafine, 0rSfins,
@alemeres, Oifel5, Grapattea, Semrcn &c. rie-
ten mir jeper 9pncurren5 bic Spigc, ea wir in Bic
fer Bran9e bic portbeilbafte( ten Gerbinrlu>1cn
6aben.
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2anpfauh euten!
@eit benz 8e9u1ne 9egentpdrtigcr Sailcn boten
mir I'M Ier 5aupt=W uBeumert auf's 9Sbrlcl fate.
@ei9aft selest uno ludcA bierin unicre Sou
Torce 81 entpideln ; mir baten biefiir Gin Grtra@
Oepartement einridten Il len uno tisten ben Der
rem Wieoerverfdufcrn im 2nnpc ate Grrtbeils
unb Sequemlihfeitcn, bic ihucn mr. sru uuleven
@oncurrenten in ben pltliAra YlIyen r~irrirt ncr-
BEN fDrnen. Infer StDf IN ti,r nru DrN N;nrho
Son Jun in Winnel pta eia 1pirtlih orubartiaer UNI
tpercen es %erplbute Sreuupc in ibren Jntsreie
fnoen, II W bel uns einSutaufcn, IA es teinen,
anpern 5auie in Minnelrta nUolicb 1T, mas Nus
pabl unb 9iaisfeit tetri1t, aud, nur annaberur
NIT uns cuncurriren au fDnnen.
&err Muerbacb
Der nit oielcm Oepartemcnt tetral,t mprecu, wir>
e5 i1 anaelescn lein lallen, unlere psrcbrten SUN
BIN in jeber 8esiebuno aufrirbsn 81 iteuen.
Suffice & Jprepaueb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
EngrOS & detail

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14

Cine in 80 fz@tr<
MA uno nod oasu cine te9rei&e
uno fesret9 abermals gun, aroben She'll
our6 reutl9e Wafen. sSn @ei tvir9tnia
1dten NQe6 felt Mc@lellan'S Gntfernun9
etn9c}9lafm unb &%p@ecran; lpurlpS
perl9wunoen 5u fem BEN 1T aber nidt
allo. gielmebr brtnet Der Gele9rapb Don
@lartSbur9b 3d., unterm IL. ,. 81. fol-
9enoe 9lortoIe Na9ri9t:
vGine S@la@t bat am Dinita9 Nadz
mitta9 um 3 ubr in Der Ndbe pom Spmz
merniQe fatt9efunpen. Sen. Nolecran;
traf auf TloYb, Der nit 5000 Mann
uno it 0el9uBen in elmer fur9tbar far
ten SteQun9 Yerldan;t mar. Nud bier
nuroe, pie e6 i9eint, Snfanterte pbne 9ez
b6rtae ut1teritabun9 bur1 MrtiQerie 9e9en
bic feinelt@e SteQuno 9efibrt. Das TO-,
lite uno 13te Sbto : &eeiment tparen
mad einaneer i'm @efe&t. Sberf Smitb
bonn IL. muree Serpunoet, Sbert 2owe
pom 12ten itel betm1 Sturm 9e9en pie
fetnblt9en @erl9an3uneen, Dor Der Gront
fefneS &esfments. Ma@pem 3wet fetnp>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-14
Campbell

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
0il-less.

Some of our friends who have bored for oil
md found none, may feel like singing after the
ollowing fashion:
Where art thou,
Ny dry holeH On the rivers shore
The spring pole lies, all useless now;
The heavy augur beats no more;
And must we'll Of so great cost
Be given up and wholly lostf
'Tis awful when you get no oil,
Among the unsuccessful race
To stand upon this Greasian soil,
And find your lease Is out Of place:
For what is left the bored one here?
For Grease a wish, for Grease tear.
Must we but wish for wells more blest2
Must we but weep? There's land to lease
Earth render back from out thy breast
A remnant of thy filthy grease?
If not three hundred, grant but three
Barrels of oil day to me
What silent still? and silent allY
All mol the rushing Of the gas
Sounds like distant torrents fall,
And answers bore head you Ass,
A few feet more You miss the stuff,
Because you don't go deep enough.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
The Vessels Seized at New Orleans.

The New Orleans Crescent, thus gloats
over the recent seizure Of vessels in that
port, by order Of JEFF. Davis:
1t was remarkably quiet on the flags yes
terday. There was some talk about the
seizure Of vessels now in port, which have
arrived since the 9th inst, the date Of the
declaration. of war. The seizures are all
in conformity to the rules of war; May 4,
steamship Louisiana; this was Philadel-
phia concern. Ship Ironsides, returned in
distress, re-,leared yesterday for New York,
cannot be detained May 0, ship Express,
owned in New Orleans; ship Charles S.
Pennell, now loaded with tobacco for Spain;
ship State Of Maine, arrived on the llth;
ship Charles A. Farwell, on the 18th; l4th,
ship Ariel, cleared in ballast, and escap-
ed. owned by some of the blacklist kind Of
Republicans in the State of Maine; 18th,
ship Robert Harding; 18th, ship Ameri-
can Union; 18th, ships Toulon and r. D.
Shepherd; 18th, ship Lemuel Dyer, owned
in part here; bark Chester and ship j. Fl.
Jarvis captured at sea- Ship Marathon;
this vessel has been changed very quick
from the old defunct to the British flag
Steam propeller Mobile; this propeller can
be used very advantageOusly in Southern
waters. She is owned in Philadelphia, and
was at Berwick's Bay few days since
Her classmate, the Louisiana, departed for
Philadelphia in ballast about two weeks
ago. 1t might be well for our authorities
to look after the Mobile.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
No More Ohio Regiments.

information has been received from
Washington that no more Ohio Regiments
could be accepted. This was in answer to
telegram from Gov. Dennison, urging in
crease of quota allotted Ohio. So the
Buckeye State will only have twonty,Onc
Regiments in for the war.
All Ohio volunteers will be immediate.
ly clothed; those in the United States and
those in State service. Vigorous meas
ures are being taken to procure all cloth.
ing necessary. r......o- -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
Jefferson Davis.-A few Interesting
Unpublished facts Exemplifying his
CoWardice and Treason,

Jefferson Davis.-A few Interesting
Unpublished facts Exemplifying his
Cowardice and Treason,
1t has been repeatedly announced that
Jefferson Davis will command the South
ern Sepoys in person, in the campaign now
commencing. | hope he will lead the way
on their first battle field, for mean to be
there myself. But l very much doubt
whether Mr.. Davis has the courage to ex-
pose himself to the peculiar risks---not of
immediate death, but of capture-which
Ae would incur in that position Some of
"our boys" are bound to "have his car
eass" GLive, if it cost thousand of their
lives
BY the way, if Jefferson Davis should
lead the Secession army in person, it is to
be hoped that his memory (or courage)
won't fail him, as it did at the battle Of
Buena Vista, when he omitted to give the
third and essential command to throw his
regiment into solid square: "By the right
and left of flank battaliOnsl To the color,
march," The consequence of this hiatus
yale defieRdus was that his regiments were
left spread in the form of q V, to receive
the charge of 1000 Mexican cavalry, com.
ing down on them in full career, on the
slopes of Buena Vista. The survivors of
that regiment know that nothing saved
them from annihilation but their long prac-
ticed, deadly markmanship with rifles.
Perhaps It was well for Jefferson Davis
that Zachary Taylor was his father-in-law,
though unwillingly 50. A sterner and
more Brutus like commander might have
ordered a court martial on the spot that
that would have condemned him to have
been shot for cOwardice or moral incOmpe-
tency. .ssais .etl sss ElTWa. "a -.
In my opinion, Jefferson Davis should
have been court martialed for his disgrace
ful misconduct in that battle. as soon as il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

MISSISSIPPI WAR FUNDS EXHAUSTED
There is candid confession of rebel bank
ruptcy in the following paragraph from the
editorial columns of the jackson Missis-
sippian, the State paper;
We are advised that the reason Govern
or Pettus has not ordered volunteers into
encampment, to be supported and drilled
at the expense of the State, is that the
military fund provided for that purpose by
the Legislature has already been appro.
priated or pledged, for the purchase Of
arms. munitions of war, &c., &c.; and
that he does not feel that he is authorized
by law to apply to such purposes the gen
eral fund not thus specially set apart, but
intended for the ordinary uses of Govern
ment. 80 .rnt .Furp VI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

POLITICAL OPINIONS CoLoRED by De.
GREEs OF LATlTUDE.-A gentleman of this
city who left New Orleans week or two
since, says that he took passage for St.
Louis in steamer full of passengers At
first nothing was heard but secession SEN
timents, and one would have supposed that
the feeling was universal, but after por.
tion of those on hoard had been landed at
and below Memphis the Union men, before
silent, began to declare their opinions, wax
ing louder and louder as each degree of
latitude was passed, until at last, as the
region of Northern Kentucky and the free
States above was reached, it swelled into
such unanimity as to exceed even the Sc
cession triumph of the early period of the
trip. 1t needs but lifting away of the
reign of terror to emaucipate the South
from the rebels who now domineer over
them.-BoStOn Traveller.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
9usttu.
Such Is Life.

Checkered as the school boys apron.
Varied as the Highland plsid; I.
Fitful as the whims Of baby.
Ranging Oft from pleased to sadi
Treach rous as the smiles Of maiden,
CoaTing ever but topain;
Dazzling as the gems ofhcaven,
Lurking in the vaulted plain;
Such is life. ar
Dotted as the Verdant meadow, e,
With the daises scattered there;
Witehing as the pranks Of childhood,
Hiding faults with cunning air;
Transient as the pearly dew. drop,
Nesting in the rose buds breast;
Gold and fearless as the coffin,
Where the broken hearted rest;
Such is liie. ~
Bright and sunny for moment;
Dark aud cloudy for an hour;
Hopes contending; doubts victorious;
Conquests made, and triumphs DER;
Trials sore, the heartstrings rending;
Heavenly balm, poured out to save;
UPS and downs forever blending,
From the cradle to the grave;
Such is life.
Innocent, pure, and holy,
As the young hearts first love is;
Terrible and dark, and madd'ning
As the feloR'S burden lies;
Charming still, though fleet and vap'ry
As the mist around us cast,
Sad and dreAry, light and CHEEKY.
Till the shroud holds all at last;
Such is life.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

KIT Carson IN THE FIELp---Two regi-
ments have been accepted by the Govern
ment from New Mexico. The celebrated
hunter and ranger, Kit Carson, is Colonel
of one of them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

A cow belonging to Mr. Lewis, Of Lit
tie Falls, Herkimer county, last week gave
birth to four calves. "Mother and child,
rem doing we'll" He has been offered
thousand dollars o. the bovine family, but
expects to make more by exhibiting them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04
LEAvESwoRru, May 81,

2" .''' h'- LEAvESwoRrH, May 81,
The troops from the Texas frontier ar
rived at Fort Lcavenworth to day in good
health, They left nothing at the posts G.
vacuated except forage M iinFoii 'l
A party Of fifty rebels reached Balti.
more from Harper's Ferry. They are Bal
timoreans. Gen. Cadwallader has his eve
on them.
I "A report current in Baltimore that the
brig Yankee had been captured by the reb-
els Is false She is now at the navy yard,
The District Attorney of Maryland has
just had an interview with Attorney Cen
eral Bates respecting the Cadwallader ha-
beas corpus case. Theresult is not known.
The Tribune's despatch says f-g
All is quiet at Fortress Monroe. 100
negroes were at the fort, and the number
was increasing.
The Star says: . .'4 n
Nine rebels were killed at Sewall's Point.
1t also says that the rebels had stopped
work on the entrepchment at Manassas,
$4,000 soldiers were concentrated in West
ern Virginia. -Four companies of district
militia have crossed into Virginia with six
days rations. ONO
In Wheeling District the Union candi-
date has $4,000 majority; in Parkersburg
District 10000. ''
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-04

tween Gen Harney1 and Gen. Prize the
military companies here would have drawn
these men from this county at whatever
cost. ,l.- III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11
..gg U1ale.glrlalph,
reported for the Daily Tntelligeneer
CONGREssIoNAL.
AYAs4ixdroS, Feb. Q, ls6i

li9UsE.-Op motion of Mr, Boteler, a
resolution was adopted requesting the
President to Communicate to the House tue
correspondence between our Govrrnmpnt
and that of Peru, since 1858, on the subj.
Ject OF the free navigation of the Amazon
and its tribuhties.
; AR. Cox offered an amendment to the
Senate bill providing for the territorial
government Of Colorado. 1t proposes to
SNOW the people 10 assemble and form
Tor themselves an organic law and tcrrito-
tial government to consist of a IeoisIs,ivc
Judicial and executive department. etc
Il Is substantially the Douglrs amendment.
winch Was offered in the Senate. II was
ordered TO he printed. sll s..s =
Ar. Curtis, of lows, from the Military
COMMITTEE, reported bill appropriating
Stl5O to pay musicians aud soldiers for tie
loss OF instruments, clothing and furniture
lost by them in the removal from Fort
Moultrie to Fort Sumter.
Mr.. Thomas, of No, objected to its con-
sideratiOn,
Mr.. John Cochrnne. of n. Y, offered a
resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to inform the House whether any
and what information has been received
oy the department. relative to the recent
alleged seizure az fhs port of Savannah;
and il seized, b. whom and what au-
Mr.sPrYor, of Va, suggested that an en-
quiry should also be included as to any
property belongip6. % Gsorgia which has
been arrested or seized by the State orcity,
pnthoritits of New York. / tssF
SAir. Cochrnne accepted tho amendment.
4 Tue resolution was rejected.
Mr.. HindInan proposed an enquiry as to
whether any officer lof the Executive De-
partment had lately been guilty of inn
proper interference with State election.
Objected to.
On motion of Dir. Corwin, the House
postponed the confederation Of the report
of the Committee of tThirty-three, after
to-day, till Thursday next.
The report of the Committee was then
debated in Committee till the House adj
journed.
SExATE.-The Vice President announced
that he had received the resolutions of the
Democratic State Convention of Ohio.
Objection was made as to reception, on
the ground that IL was not speedily nd.
dressed to the Scunte. After some discus
sion the resolution was received.
Dir. Critteuden, of KY, presented the
memorial of citizens of Kentucky in favor
of the Critteuden resolutions.
The Indian Appropriation bill was dis
cussed.
The Naval Appropriation bill was pass
ed. The Senate then adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11
Constipation or costiveness.

No one Of the fIAuy ills that ietii u heir Tor n 20
prevalent 20 little understood and nita nrgted
IS COatiVeness Olcn Originating. Ia cnTclessne,s OF
sedentary habltE; II s. TCETlr,l slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite aixetv while in
reality u Is the precursor and cUnIpHn6n many
the most fatal and dangerous distases. nrd unl,ts
early erndicated Il will bring Ihs uuntFcr 10 n nm
timely grave. Among the lighter evils OF which
cOSttYenens Is the usual attendant are Headache.
Collie lhcumatisn, Foul BTCath Piles md others vi
like nature, while long train Of frisltu diseases
such a. Malignant FsTeFs, AbsepsspS Dytentery BIZ
arriIuea, Dyspepsia. Apoplexy. EpiIepsy PariIyEis
llysteFa, yPOclOndrasS, Melancholy and InranIt "
hFSt indicate their presence In tile syHirIn Ly tbs
alarming symptom. Not unfrelurntiy the diselifGs
NAMED originate In Constipation. hut take nn an In
dependent existence unless the Is eTadicaSt In
an early stage. From all tese eOnsdetutiuns Il fol-
lows that the disorder should receive Immediate al
tentiOn Whenever IL occurs, and no bcrFon shopI,l
neglect to get box Of CepAlIc PILLS on the irst b.
pernnee of the complaint, their timely use Will
eHe the insiddousapproaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous fDe to human IIfo a-l1E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11
BY TELEGRAPH-

CISclxxAII; Feb. O.--BusuesS dGhs in Flour was
1aT1y enough to establish quotations. market very
dull at s4,GoG4,Io for superine. Wheat dull but
not lower; red 81 los, and white 81 ,O5@IlU Corn
dun az 53l In ear, and 359S1 for sheiled In hulk
Oats 'H2IlS. Ryeand barley unchanged. Whisky
declined to l3A Demand for Provlsluis les active
and market closed quiet, but firm. Mor1 bulk nork
Offering than there were buyers for at the close at
"a, "a and 99S for shoulders. sides and clear SiIes
D i,a' hrIn bat quiet, at ~ and l09 Meas
Fork quiet, but frnI ut SlT69lT,Ib; no sales Lard
dull $40 tlerecs sold ut 81 Grocery market frm,
and demand good; falea Sugar at 53&aTI%, siolaSses
NJ ~ and Coffee at lS149l54i demand from tho In
terror continues quite large.
PHlLApEtPHtA, Feb, O.-FIour meets a Limited In
qnry sales OF 1000 bills at IS for suPerne SIS rs
for extra family. No change In rye dour or corn
meal Wheat dull; 1000 bush. red sold At Sl25a
~, and white at sl,o@l,4o. Rye sells soWly at
6oGS6s, Corn me-ts limited enquiry at s. for new
yellow. Whisky steady at II NJ. "a 5#-
BALTIMORE. Fob. e.-FIour dull and heavy; Ohio
and ll0 artl st. $5.2S, City Mills $S,12IS Wheat
dull red 81 269l 2s, hito 81 4O@l co. Corutteady;
yellow 5S@6lc, white Oc@6sc Provisions oriet'
Coffee active; Rio l214813e. Whisky dull at 1sc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11


toEy Enakss known any deviation 6atsSsr {run the
hatuia State Of the brain ard SiS ed Ia tis liht IL
ma! De look ed on - BaiesFlFd lutEiuied TO give
notice OF disease which might Otherwise SrcaE5 at
tsHtton TIL TOO lRe to be ienslitd; and Its indcn-
tons glenld never he neElsSted. HSadnchSS mny be
under ty0 Nance VIZ: syinptuaHtis land
41opathe. SYmPtou1atte Hgadaeh0 e sGperdinEfy
SStnh11n and - the pEecur6oF Of ErCat SaFtsfy u
DISEASES iunopg which are APOpleNy, GSut. hlt nan-
tisn and Al te1rile JlS0aSel 1HStS nervous 6u IL
y sympathetie Of discass Of the stomach eUEsiiuf.
ing SICK hea9eehe, hCpatIe dlfelsp eunstitU1lng
Si'os hspiieSe q worms, eouS'iTatidn aud othrr
HsOrdefB Of the bowls, we'll As feial and al srihs
aHetlons ptselses u tr heart nre vrCy fFrQuSItly
attended With tieadarhe Ana mia anti plethora niI
9lso nheetiUns which frequently Oetatt6u hlnehr.
ldtoI9thte usadaehei abb ruFy common. BEint.
usually distinguished by the hans stsirUs Irlt.
ogSs, sometimes eonilng on sr'ldeiiS ~ sIuts If ~.
FFehty sound heiitl and tTCa tatinH at Stct iL,.
mental and phTseal energies and iifulh6r IlrpJaiirr
= eohes on slowly, hsFaIde by eprrstn o. si,irt-
OF hcertty Of temper In nuSt nFtancts th,. Laii,
+ ih the mont Oi the heat. ont Orltb 0ytsun
working vnnltihE; under this cia may
also lie named AeHrliiyfd. 80 r..
F9r The treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Csialie Pills Lave been found Eire and sfr rem
dy T.iieyuE the most acute p,l ina Grr ianiil.s
aud w Its subtle power nIRllCatiBg the dEUasS u
which Headache is the nnrrrinE indta,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11

The pecnliarities of the female constitu.
ton anil the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasional
recourse to stimulants. 1t is important.
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
stomach BitterS is the very article. It's
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone of the di-
gestive organs, infuses fresh vitality. into
the whole system, and gives that cheerful
ness to the temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine attractions,-
The prOprietors feel aattered from the fact
that many Of the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have b6atoWed en-
-cominms upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoHlelged. There are numerous count
-erfeits offered for sale, all of which nre des-
titute Of merit and positively injurious to
the system janT-lm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11
'Reduood by Dyipepsla to a mere

Reduced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere
Skeleton.'
Cured by '-Boerhaveis Holland Bitters.'
MIR, A. Mntchett, trader probably as
well known as any man in Western Penn
sylvania, states as following: "a met with
u farmer in Armstrong county who was re-.
dueed by Dyspepsia to a mere skeleton. /
Pursnaded him to buy bottle of Boerhays's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after what
was my sstonisnment ut finding him hnle,
hearty man; he told me he now reached
200 ponds and that this wonderful change
had been produced by Boerhaye's Holland
Bttters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. isn7-im
For sale by T. H. Logan & Co., and Io-
gan, List & Co., Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11
BUSINESS NorIoEs

( R1eoEPHALtc PMS, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure ull kinds
of Headache. JE5gaeA
By the use ofjthsss pills tie periodic ID at
teeks Of Nervous or Sick Headache NAV be
Prevehtedi 'aud if taken at the commence
ment>of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail 10 remOveing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject. t fGE dElEa
They net gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiyeness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, aud all persons OF sedentary habits.
they are valuable as a Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone aud vigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the natur-
tenn.
Far sale by REED & KRArr,
Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-11

Now that revelation has become al! the
rage, We are not, SO it seems, TO have it
all to ourselves. There is n little speek of
it on our Northern frontier. Canada, i'm
pressed in favor of republican institutions,
is beginning to move for annexation TO the
United States. Tie feeling has been
growing there for years, bnt has been more
prominently developed by recent events
growing out Of among other things, the ar.
rest of anderson the fugitive from Nilsson.
ri. The Canada press says theirpeOple will.
not submit. to humiliation by the meddlins
OF English Judges. In the Anderson case.
the Canadians gave the preference to a
writ Of their own Court of Common Pleas,
over writ from the English Court of
Queens Bench. There seems to be n
growing feeling os discOnteut all over the
province. Should Canada ever knock for
admission into the Union, she would bring
to US large territory and brave, hardy
and energetic people.