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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18
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UNION (GREEN) GLASSWO RKS.
THE subscribers desiring change their busiress, offer
the above works for safe, with noulds, tools,
all In good order and in successful operation. custom
secured, with demand Tor all the glass which be
made.
The furnace seven pots chairs for 81 blowcrs-
The property consists OF two lots each 100
square, with first rate coal bank between them.
De lot Is occupied by the glass house and ttures the
other is most desirable site for another factory. This
property has vantage manufacturing purposes
Possession given lst June. Term Easy.
ar4-3m E QUARTER a OFT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

ONO cousrY couRr,
Fl, u Eies 4 4 sfrtt5 .ft April Term, 1858.
u oBERT FERRELL, Constable In the Fourth District
III in this county, having yesterday. rendered his
resignation to the court and the having been
ceived, to take effect upon the election and CT
successor, which election then ordered. IL is
ordered, that Jacob tiooding. Conductor. and William
Boggs Josiah Brown and ! oah4 FL Garrison Commits
sioers, do hold said election, Saturday, the 23d day
month"; the place within said District APP
days notice thereof for 18th section OF
act OF Assembly PASSED April ID 1922 and that they
"a "a sepyFTeste;; q mo. M'c2ofItLLocH, crk-
tsseta Here it is. ar
TT HAS just arIiyed-THE WHEELING BRIDGE
III POLKA composed by John Fickeson, and only one
COPIES sale at the new Music Store. 1873 Main
street, 4 s. [febsl JOHN FlcKElsoN.
o 100 LBL. Emery, received BY
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1858. 80 80 - - 1858.
AID AM S & co.'s
EXPRESS NOTICE.

Ne0 GTrangenentE 6losen heeling, Baltimore Pladr
PhiG, Nelo York, Boston and the East
HE public ae respectfully informed that we have
l. made arrangements by which we shall run
Daily Express
From 5aihmore TO Wheeling. via Baltimore and Ohio
Ralroad and connecting at Baltimore with our Great
Eastern Express and from all the Cities and Towns OF
me eastern and Middle States. We prepared to
forward by this route all descriptions orIfsht and vaa
be Goods fackagcs Bank Bills, Specie Jewelry, &c. at
mail Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers y -
Express for baltimore and East win leave WHEEL
!NG daily, at O'Clock, a. n. leave BALTIMCRE
daily, att, P. NJ.
Merchants and others, respectfully solicited 10 order
their Goods through Adams d Cos Express
oFFICE:-Murkct Street. Mcclure House e. ''' * w.
l.. K. FORSYTH AGENT
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Short Greek lands for Sale

w IsHING TO dispose OF nay Real Estate, pr
wv waite sale until the LIST day of November next my
in the County Ohio, situate onte waters Creek,
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
erty is desiraby located both sides of the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest orimprOvcment, having
large amount OF plank fencing, and judiciousy laid
IN tcls for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling cribs, &c. There arc also four good tenants
Houses. There is cominodious barn. hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width, fitted i'll every
particular for the wants OF the farm including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
win sell these lands in whole or in part, to suit the
wishes OF those desiring to purchase Terms will DO lib.
craI.
The rapidly advancing improvement the city Wheel
Ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail road
tnns about to be completed with the West and the Sea
hnard the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
The marketable productions of tho country render this
highly for persons wishing to farm protaby ami
las seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. l. W. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
1.-THE above lands not sold at private
Wednesday, the first day OF June next they will be offered
on that day at PUBLIC AUCTION, tho premises, in
parcels TO suit pLichaSers y plat OF these lands will he
prepared for the Inspection o persons desiring purchase
1 the above lands sold on the first day of June, will
that day and the next sell all Stock horses cattle,
sheep, farming utensils, &c., Of the usual variety.
TERMS made known on the day OF sale. Ii archie. '53
US' Washington Reporter and Examiner, and Wellsburg
IIerallp
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FOUNTAIN HoT " i; '+AH"'
Solid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

vT1a1S ls,ss, ,;e: - - oCIyPeS'
picture assumes all The snidity OF life
~ also appears and in every point resembles the
living neis Nature Ia perfectly mOcke even to- an i'm
ulVluuai hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
2es JetNery store baltimore street, in the city altt-
hoIe also IN ms Washington Gallery will soon be
all the principal cities in the Union. "
Mr. WnIrEHuRsr has the honor announce that he has
Just recc we'd etter from the President OF the United
States informing him of the award Medal
don ,n.ran ~
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Basket Making.

TAKE NOTICE.
VXTHEAT a. CHAPLINE have now their entire STOCK
w ofval paper. borders, fire screens tsasters, WIN
dow papeTs, ETC. ~, 5zei :, =, . =, - s..nsra
They have many styles OF hall and parior papetS'
the pfettiest goods ever seen in w heehng.
velvet and borders they can ahoW ms Oo
s0rtIaent and greatest BEAuT1HS. ,,
Persons destng first choice can have them w.
ilwanted. Call at once. azz------ y
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S. Harper d Son

t, No. 129 CORNER OF MAIN AND UNION sTREETs.l /.
OFFER for sale very large and extensive stock Of
GOODS in their Inc of business, at the very lowest
market prices and do asaurs those who may pnreha Q
that pains will be spared to give entire 81
istaction both in quality and prices.
To country merchants, particularly Is x
tended 10 call and examine. nnr29
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Arid. Hughes, M. d.
OFFERS his professional vices to the coplmuni
Office: at residence, Centre street. between Fifth
nil ixth. .a4rI- maf2B-1y
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MISSES SLIPPERS.
p0 PR. OF misses Jenny Lind cnameed slippers just
w received the black mammoth boot
apis roDD & DEvoL.
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BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY.
r ust Received.
81 30 boxes sweet Oranges;
20 do French Lemons;
20 half boxes French Lemons; 80 n
~. 100 boxes Malaga RaisinS; AKA
2-5'f--is5 cases Figs
] caslI cuFTants; ~
sacks Bordeaux AiInondsj
Together with ageneraI OF CONFECTIONERY for
sale whole sale and re.ail, by - H. e. PARKER,
9apff ~ opposite the Monroe House. Main 81.
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o O00 LBL. Emery, received by
D.OOU apps KELLS & CALDWELL
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Persian Hair Dye
THIS preparation will change the any othe
i color, to beautiful jet black, without staining til.
skim Price 90 cents. For sale by I-.5Fl
oct26 Sole Agents.
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~ Shell and Can oysters
nlRECT from the Bay, for sale by ..5...,,
lJ deot6.tf - II E PARKER.
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SeHhS WE" OO
Partnership.
THE undersigned offers for sale or corartnershp,
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Paramount, Marion
Co.. Va, together with abundance of Iron Orc, Lime
stone, Coal and Timber close to the furnace The uader
signed wishes SELL extend his operations, ard
TO any having Rolling Mill or Foundry in Wheeling
who will Join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine, lie win offer the most liberal erms rcceiv
ing all machinery stock at lair valuation. -
Specimens of the Ore and Pig Metal may be at the
Office OF the Wheeling lnteigencer.
Cost of Iron ore, delivered at the furnace per ton
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels 2,15
Cost OF Limestone per ton. 81
who desire to visit and
examine 1t. q - -r5'.,5it3iss = ~. 81
oct11-tf Ea,aJ JOHN @. WILLIAMS.
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RO Pr goat busns, just received the soutl
w end OF market square.
TODD & DEVOI,.
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106 BoxEs halves, quarters and eghths, new Ratsns
lAO 90 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
casks curTants;
boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do
cask do to sell cheap;
6kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
trails Datesi boxes conserve Ginger;
= bbIS CTanherreS, at
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BOOTS, BOOTS.
UST received from VIM. Ryan Co PMladclphia-
- case of his fine French cali boots.
Gentlemen i'll want of tho finest boots brought 10
the city will please Call and them at the black
slnth boot. ap15 TODD & DEVoL.
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. GASES Calabria Licorice, receive by
Il apo KELLS 81 CALDWELL
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]. LINTON, Chief Engineer. 4f lfrsf
Office OF the c. ds p. X. r. Co.,
Cleveland. April s. 1858. % apt2-lm.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
Ga JER'H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in
EA form his friends and the public, that lie has re-
2 moved his estab ishment to No. 13I, Main Street,
OF Union, where will be found constantly hand
large and well selected assUrtm mt OF all articles in
line, consisting of Saddles, Brides, Harness.
Iron frame md Wood box TRUNKS, VaIises,
Carpet Bags, Scotch Upper md Hog skin
Collars, names, whips, &C., &c, &c.
Al OF which manufactured by competent workmen,
orthe best Materials and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring to purchase requested call
anime for themselves at
arI2-vrd. No. 1871. Main st. Wheeling, Va.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

idan, and u night tostell us That an
other day lis Just laid lifeless
in oblivion" This ~ well. But we
ask IN the name Of The commonwealth
that the formality Of 'tolling' at this
season be dispensed with.
We have many strangers amongst
rs llnacoljmatel foreigners of that
class, always in want and always up
on the very eve Of starvation. There
is no getting them into the. country,
to till the earth, no, they are the plauge
itself Of large cities, and the biight
and mildew of small towns. Polite
lans import them they are the main
props of those petty cauldrons of dis
ease and death the fostering sores and
ulcers Of the earth, known as dogrer-
les, a word not insignificant enough to
aenomihate them. To these may be
added large crew Of reeling drunk
ards--the property Of the town, who
are morally dead to any sense Of shame
and who should be consi gned at
once to the earth in whisky barrels.
This would, for the moment purify the
atmosphere.
In conclusion we would say to our
citizens on aour own account" be tenn
p9rate and prudent change not your
hablts-sleep in the highest and most
airy rooms in your houses calm
and fear nothing do as much good
rs you can, and good will most GER
talnly come Of it,
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rE-Tt is will, feelings Of nrida for

EsrIt is with feelings Of pride for
our citizens, that we have observed
the movements Of charitable and
benevolent party Of lalies. for the past
week. Though their effort to get ii
public meeting al the Town Hall. was
unsuccessful. yet.nothing daunted they
went TO work, with their own hands,
to accomplish the good work, which
was affected through The liberality of
one or two of cur merchants on Laf-
aYette street. We eanuot refrain from
making mention Of the llheraIitv of
one upon whom our community has
but slight claim merchant at The
corner Of Lafayette aud Laurel street.
lie generously furnished gools--wllieh
were manufactured into cIliidrens
dresses, and sent to New Orleans last
week.
The Asylums are all crowded with
destitute orphans, that have been
turned out Of house and home by the
epldenie-many Of them unable to tell
their names-infants, and young child
ren. who. if it were not for the chart
ties Of christian ladies', they could not
be cared for. The ladies' Of Baton Rouge
have added new laurels, to the good
name they have ever borne--aures Of
Palm and Ivy. that will be ever fresh
and fragrant something to turn to
in the future with mingled pride and
Notwithstanding refreshing to look
on, when the hour Of affection comes
upon us.
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GKEENoUGH's TRIUMPH OF Crv,,.
lied LEE The Washington Re-
public Of Saturday last, says
lhe largest ofths four pieces com.
pflslng this group has been conveyed
to the capitol. Il weighs ten tons.
ana was drawn thither from the navy
yard Y b eight horses. Upwards Il
nifty D men were required to remove +
rom the hold Of the Altar Gull, which
brought the work Of arr from Tai
La a day Or two the remaining naris
VIII b. transported 10 the eastt m Dor
tlco. They are all boxed, and will
not be exposed until they are boistsd
on Of, the base they are jointly to occupy
The cost Of the group was, We believe.
forty thousand dollars.
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Other Things.

Judge CLAYTON, Consul al Havana
passed through Charleston on the 18th
ON bis way to his residence in NIissis.
slppl In consequence Of the un.
Usefulness of the season, he is absent
from his post on leavt, until first Of
November the Consulate being in
charge Of VIM. IL ROBERTSON, ESQ.
1t is stated that $50 900 have
been subscribed in New York, to ed.
tabllsh an Administration paper, with
alr. forney as editor------Mr. b.
W. Brunson has been elected ~ ne
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Or.
der Of Odd Fellows, of The territory to
the Grand Lodge Of the United
States This will be the first repre.
sentation from Minnesota
insane woman, Mrs. Kirby, some time
ago threw herself from d window IN
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburg. and
the shock OF the fall has had the effect
OF restoring her eason.----Cooper
once slurred certain Governor by
attributing the disease in the potatoes
to the modification they fslt ut see.
ing so small member Of their family
in the gubernatorial chair ,---By
arrival at New York, the Commercial
Advertiser learns that Governor Gre.
CORY. of the bahamas, died, on the
3Oth Of July, Of an enlargement of the
heart. ---The milk sickness is pre-
vaileEg to All alarming extent in La.
fayetie. .Iadlan0-------------The POST
master at Moultrie. Columbiapa coun.
ty, named Foulke, has been arrested
on charge Of robbing the mail, and
lodged il Cleveland Jail lie has
been Longtime susr ecled.----The
Saratoga Wing notices a change in
fashionable dances, and is Of opinion
that the Schottiche aud Polka will soon
be banished from all fashionable Ball
thd Assembly rooms. he Com.
1t which is now seen in the West is
hst first noticed by NJ Klinkerfus, at
jottlnsen, on the 10th of June last.
Nj. Agassiz, the eminent Pro-
essor Of Zoology and Geology in Cam
bridge University, is now engaged in
writing the Natural History Of the
tlshes Of the United States He
8 very DESTROYS to procure specimens
! al the bshcs IN every portion of the
mon, and particularly Of the fresh
'ater streams in Maryland. Virginia
nd North Carolina He wishes also
he names which they bear in their
arious localities.
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HE DiGNITY OF THE Press.
are sorry to have to interpose now and
and then, as moderator" to preserve
'the dignity Of the Press The Ga
aette in yesterdays issue says the
Visa Tls "iies." not ordinarily but
patpudly This involves a question
Of veracity, Let us analize the mat :
ter in dispute. The Vis-a-Vis is ad-
vocating the cause Of the Sugar Plan
iers, against what is called the Beleh.
er & Co, fraud the Gazette is doing
the same thing Now how in the
world can they reasonably fall out on
The subject, The Us says the Ga
sette expresses opinions decidedly adj
veise to the Sugar Planters. How
could this possibly be? TIE Wis
should more properly say he does not
understand all the sugar articles If
the Gazette Aud the Gazette can
pay the Wis the same compliment,
and this should make mutual offset
"a balancing of sugar accounts.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

The CATHOLIC CLERGY.-The Cath.
oI'e Messenger Of this city says that
not many days since ten Catholic
priests residing in this city were lying
at the point Of death, and three Sis
tiers Of Charity were dead, the sad re-
suit being caused by over exertion and
exposure during the epidemic in the
cause OF the sick and dying.
On the oath inst, as We learn, the
Rev. Mr. Gautheaux died of the fever
at the residence Of Archbishop Blanc !;
the Rev. Mr.. Moyneham is recovering :;
another Of his brethren is in the same
position two Of the jesuit priests are
sick with the fever.
The Orleanian says that at the
Male Catholic Asylum another of the
sisters-sister Alphonsa-has died OF
the fever; four are slowly recovering
and four or five Of the Brothers are
attacked.
On the oath, Sister st. Charles, a
native Of Quebec, and for fifty wears
and more a nun, died at the Ursuline
Convent below this city. She was
aged seventy two years, and has been
an inmate Of the Convent for over 30
years.-PacoYuue 20.
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TuE MEETING or sUaAR PLAEr.
EEs--According to the notice in The
Advocate, Tomorrow is the day for
the planters to meet IN this city.
The object Of the meeting as it is I'M
derstood, is to take into consideration
some means to break up the ruinous
monopoly Of the Cotton market by
Liverpool Merchants How far this
object can he attained bYa meeting
remains to be seen This is rather an
uppropitious time for pubic meetings
We will report the proceedings in
our next issue.
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DEATH OF JoHN Ell. LEArHERmaN

DEATH OF JOIN Ell. LEArHERMaN
ESQ is with regret we announce
the death Of this gentleman, at L;s
residence in Woodville, Miss, on the
18th ult. He was for several years
Mayor Of that place, and formerly
editor Of the Republican. lie was
buried in the honors of Masonry and
Odd Felloship. both of which frater-
nifty be was . member.-Balletin
Isl inst
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ng-Diyine Service will be held ia
the Methodist Church to-day, at
the usual hour Also at St Joseph 3
Catholic church, as usual.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

Eas-lt is said BY the papers that
Mr. Henry L. Ague, has married Miss
Caroline NJ. Fi,z. This is rather a
strange combination. We wait inn
patiently to see the result of this
union.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04


f~ls the laud to be ruled bv ~
norant and Infatuated mobs, or by Inv
and reason ? This is the question
We scarcely ever look tito paper
lately but what we find some such ae
count as this.
Gone of the greatest outragos ever
perpetraied in a civilized community
it we have been corr ectly informed
took place hear this city. on the oppo-
site side of the river, on Saturday last
A Mexican was secretly taken up.
whipped most barharouslv, hung until
he was nearly dead, and then, after
being let down, was shot He died
Of the wounds twenty four hours af
forwards. The officers Of Justice
have made one arrest, and are TN the
track Of others, supposed to be the per-
petrators of this horrid and hentish
deed"
This thing occurred in Texas: but
there are similar scenes being enacted
every day at different places in this
enlightened land and Christian com
munity
We take up any one Of our exchan-
ges and find an account Of negroes be-
ing burnt at the stake--white mon
butehered at the hands Of mob--hou-
SEES torn down--tar and feathers-and
fire---add fury to the sword, and other
agents for the exquisite vengence of
ignorant and lawless bands of ruffians.
We are not speaking now with any
reference to Taxas and California.
We look for this condition of things
in newly formed States but we refer
particularly 10 our own homes, and the
heart Of what is called civilization
Shall this thing be tolerated? Shall
it be said We have laws, when its
are pushed aside and the crazy
of the mob acts at one blow,
The Judge, Jury, and Execu'ioner !?
For shame A primative state of
barbarism is preferable to this coudi-
len.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

uy-There viii be divine service
at st. James (EpisaopaD Church on
this evening at s o'clock by Rev.
A. Ii. LAMoN.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

Wilmer d Smith $ Liverpool Times
contains an elaborat article upon the
frlgh'ful increase in England Of the
horrld crime of iDfau:icide, and
strongly urges the establishment of
founding hospitals as means of pre-
venting Its so frequent recurrence.
Death and transportation, it says, have
in no way checked the universally of
the murders Of children Of shame.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

ExTR EMELY PARTICULAR Punch
speaks of the old teetotler who is SO
true to his principles be won t even
mix in society
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04
Ttlfgraphed for the Weekly Comet.

New ORLEANS Sept. -pea'hs
during the "a hours, ending 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. the Bird inst, l53--By yellow
Fever, 10.
Nm Mlbsonr, Telegraph operator
died in New Orleans on the morning
of the Sd inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

1--WE are pleased to notice the
return Of our friend and fellow citizen
the Rev j WoopBhipeE There
will be service at tie Presbyterian
church this morning at The usual hour
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-04

IlgWe have been requested to
say that Preston Pond Jr. Vhe Wing
candidate for Congress for his dis
trict1 will address the citizens Of East
BATON Rouge at the Court House IN
this city on the It'll inst, at i
o'clock