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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

Poos JEnmrl-MlSs jennie Beard, beautiful
and highly respectable young lady, Of Bristol,
Wayne county, o.. hung hslaslf to ehsny tee
with chain on Saturday last She was di'aP
pointed in love nFuIT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

INNUI IsI1 o WI ID.
DY virtue deed OF Trust executed 10 ne b. Nh
ID as letters, Tor the beneil RI the Nor Ws,it Et
Of Virginia, shall proceed. on MOnday tie sh d, ~
iOher LtX1 at tic mont IOOr Of III CouIl house ~
county, 70 sell 10 the highest bidder for fash Ihs o
property OF so MITCH llereOt as nay be hstesiAy IN
isiy the purposes OF said ttuSt 10 wit; Tie south slgJ
No n IN 18th SOU 10 OF the city Of Wheeling h \,
Zanes addition leTeto supposed to measure q n, 4,
on 9th street and ruBHii back 12 feet, also II Wst
OF lot No li9 on lObn street in said city Of whs.
Terms Of tae-cpsh. Such title only will he CUipl|
Ia vested In me by the said deed OF i,ust eto9S
deed book 81, page SS, In the ClerVs Onts Of O-al
ty ## u. LAMB,
ser6lh THs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
RnnLomber.

Summer went out with in!, esther last sun
poured down is heat, and her last night GREATNESS
as a defunct EephySln toTEid some. September
was inaugurnled on FudaN Month Of the equi'
noOtia--month tot brigben'd door plates o9d clean
windowsl-nonth of peers, iioln SnenseI down 70
Carlos Wilcox, and perhaps laleI The ioTmel
says, in his quaint eXpIesSlull'
-."September MARCHED exc on loq.i
Yet was no heavy ladon win Tue spOll
vi harvest riches"
The latter writes with his common sense New
Hampshire VigoT
UTbs sullry Summer pal, SenlembeI Gomez
son t,yiIlsbt an die slow declining year.
All millness soothing Loneliness aud peaoei
irbe ndlnq season ere the lallln come
More robsr Than the buNOm blooming May.
nj tbsTefore Iess tho lRvorte NJ the world,
Nut dearest month OF all TO renslNe minus
IL is the month which sends Lawyers 10 Court
again TO spout and plead--duc,ors look alter IT,
ve,s ard ngues brought from the oountH--wlnls
tets back again 10 tbeirpulpits. rhedandeS look
Ut new black beavers, and The Indies pay conf
dental visits 10 millineIs aud modistes, touching
lnaniillos, hats, aud GounOes. Politicians too.
consult their nnteTests In September and can.
didatts brush dr. for election, Well, let 10 treat
it kindly, and think Of ii most as the month oil
oysters, aud then it will treat us as WE'LL Sunday
4 mes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

ISohEAsE OF rAUPgRs IN BNuLASD.--An un
pleasant feature in the social condition Of England
is an increase during The yeurwhich ended July l.
1854, in the numbers Of pnupers. From Tile Pc
Rod of the repeal OF the coin laws 10 the close Of
last year there was a continual decrease Of pau
perism then the tide began to turn, and the Ee'
turns for January. 1851, showed, for The first time
during four years, an increase in the numbe' oil
persons receiving parOchial relief The increase
then Of general paupers was ll,276. and Of able
bodied paupers s, AGO. II is now, according to the
returns for the last half Yea, S9,567ol The former
and IA, 46I OF the latter. The increase during the
ear of general pAupersm is 6.S per cent? and Of
lbe bodied paul ensm 1879 per cent. Something
must be allowed for lie increase Of populations
The 'Bconomisp' thinks fall one.thiri ofth in
crease Of pnupcusm be attributed to this cause.
Tue Uounilul harvest Of this year, as cOmpOIed
with the deficient one Of last year, giving more
employment, higher wages and cheaper food, fur
nishes hope that the next returns will at least
moi show any fuItner increase ofpaupeTsm. TIE
total expeditures for The poor for the year which
ended July /, 1858, was Gl,6l697si the CORES.
pondng haif.year of 1854 showed un expendi.
ture of Rl, 90O,295.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

WngRzIs Mas. PARTlHGTOS. The Boston Com
monweallh says that one Of The candidates elected
to Congress in Maine is q morrill, democrats so
called 10 distinguish him from democrats W no ate
LnmOrriIH. MI Patlinslon must look to her
honOEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
The I,ss,;me Of Man.

When the world was created, Oad all creatures
assembled TO have their lifeline apaonted' lhe ass
FIST advanced, and asked how lonb he would nave
tOlvel
'Thhyyest,' said NatuTei will that be agree
able TO thee3'
-tSlasl' answered the ass; III Is long whilel-
Remember what n weariSome existence will be
mine; from morning until night she'll have 10
beaT heavy burdens, drHgging heavy corn sackSlo
the mill that others may eat bread, while snail
have no encouragement, nor be refreshed ny any
thing but blows aud kicks, Give me but portion
of that time, pTaYP
Nature was moved WIN C0mpnsslOnI anu pre-
senled but eighteen years.
The ASS went away comloTlej, and the dog came
forward.
.How long dcst thou require 10 liveF asked
Nature; thirty years W 10 TOO many for the asst
but wilt thou 10 content with thtmP
lis it thy will th't l shOuldi replied lbe dogs
think how much shall have 10 run ohOni ny
feet will not last for so long time, and when .
shIll have lost my voice ioT barking, aud my iee'h
Cor biting. what else shall be fiji lOT but TO lie ID
the corner aud growP a.
Nature thought he was right ana gave nun
twelve Yeas.
The ape Il en- Appeared,
Thou wilt doubtless Willingly live the tlhTV
years SAID Nature; thou wilt not have 10 labor
as the ass and The dog. Life will DO plea ant 10
thee
'Ah, nOv cried hej II may seem TO OlheIS'
but it will not bel Should pudding ever rain down.
shall have no spoOnl shall play merry tricks
and excite Laughter ny my gTimaces, and then be
rewarded with a sour apple. shall not he aOle
10 endure for thirty years.
Nature was gracious, and lie received but ten.
AT last came man, healthy aud strong, and ask
ed the measure Of his days.
.Will thirty content theei'
How short a timeP excaimsd mani 'when
shall have built my house, and kinted fits on
my own heaTtlj when The trees have planted
are about to bloom and bear ITuiti when life will
seem to me the most desirable, l shalt die! Oh,
Nature, grant me q longer period"
Thou shalt have the eighteen years Of the ass
besides
'Thtis not enough replied man.
| "Pake likewise the twelve years Of the dog
III is not yet sufficient reiterated nOnj give
me motel
Il give thee, then, the ten years Of the Spej in
vain will thou claim moTeP
Man departed unsailsfed. Thus man lives
seventy years. The first thirty are his human
years, and pass swiftly by. He is then healthy
and happy, and Iejnices in his existence. The
eighteen years Of the ass come next. and burdens
ATE heaped upon linn; he carries the corn that is
to feed otheTsi blows and kicks are tie wages VI
his faithful service. The twelve yea Of tile dog
follow, and no lOoses his teeth, and lies in The
corner and growls. When these are gone the Ope'S
ten years form The conclusion. The mOn, weak
and silly, becomes the sport Of children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

How TO DO Up SHIRT BOsoHs.--we often hear
ladies expressing desire to know by whatprocess
the gloss on new linens, shirt LOsoms, &C., is pro-
ducod, and in order 10 crafty them we subiOin
the following recipe;
Take two ouncesof fine white gum arabic pow.
det--put ii in pitcher, and pour on pGl OF
more boiling water according to the degree Of
strength you desire,) aud then having covered ii.
lei it SET all nght-in the morning pour il CAREFUL
" from The dTegs into clean bottle, cork il, and
keep il for use. A table spoonful Of gum water,
stirred into int Of starch made In the usual man.
net, will glue laws, either white or printed, look
OF newness, when nothing else eau Iestote them
alief washing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

HrA gentleman in'woShington, the other day,
had occasion TO send letter TO friend through
the post Office. Being destitute OF stamp be
gave a German boy in his employ three cents with
which 10 nay tie postage. The boy, on his waY
10 The Office, slipped the pennies into the letter,
deposited II IN lhe box, and somewhat aslonished
the recipient by the Singular enclosure, TOT which
he was obliged 10 pay R0een eenla postage
dlrtIood dean.s public sentiment aS the ave-
tOge pYeludice o. mankind
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
House AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Offers lOr sale his House and Ru
i Market street. east side, between Mon Oe saJ In
strses The lot is ~ icei front, with good biihlH.
ling house and out buildings
II Will Be scld low Rhd on accommodating ismth
TossCssion BivenuDT lime alier The hrstO; OGOlM
~ Enquire OF
ieps jim. ZINul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
10. / super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANO.o


INNS valuable fertilizer has been uted for several yeA
IN England and other parts OF BuTOpe and next 10 gu
holds the highest tank in popularity and Tho extent tn
which II 10 used among Farmers. Its introduction In Thu
Country by tile subscriber has been more recent but Tie
progress II las made In The estimation Of the public has
been less marked successful than abroad, alter foil
trial Of three years Investigation Of It's merits In which
time there has been very many EoTupulOus experiments
npde by the most scientific nBrtutlnisu and various
tubs Committees &c, side by side Peruvian GualO, as
It's ela value compared with The latter and IN most
nstaces preference given to the SueT Phosphate OF
Lime" Stch iopOrts returned will shortly DO placed
before the public which will convey Information
than the subscriber fee dApOsed TO Offer as the MANU-
hCtuTer, al lilo present moment M
s chsmlCa composition Of that nature TO at once hC
ford lOOd and nOushment Ia gOwlh OF all descriptions,
basis being crushed grOund "Bohss" the efficacy Of
which manure s already well known and appreciated,
which dseomposed BY The eddtiono Of one nh their
weight Of Sulphuto Acid 10 whclis added due proper
tiOn Of GubnO and Suate Of AnnonaI the latter is One
The most efficient AGENTS In the best Peruvian Guano.
II Is easy aded, being IN perfect POWDER II will bo
found suitable to all sn, warranted pure AID genuine,
aud when at maturity TO be bnd as ecaoouS as here re
pIetented. .tE ..
Pamphlets win be forwarded application to the sub
BeTibtT or to his agents, whuse ihnfs are fOOwRi
I' MesssTb. MeGluder & Sons, HlelmUnd, Va.
do ROwlett, HARDLY q 60, Petersburg, Va.
do BOrum & Mclean, Norfolk, Va
do q. NJ Stewart, ksq., baltimore, ND.
o. u. DIX BURG,
f. Agricultural Chemist
Een2b WilAmsbuTgh, Long Island, N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
First Premium,
HOAK HALL"

"OAK HALL"
rs receiving her Inst stookO FalIond Winter Goods
4 the proprietor OF which has just returned nom the
EasleTn m nuaotOies, is now prepared TO offer his
customers land Tue rest Of mankind" rIosi desirable
stock OF boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices
Having reduced my business - tie CnBh System,
and marked my Goods accordingly, am prepared 10 com.
fete any IN my line O business
~, MCNEAL.
p S.-Cssh buyers tn the trade respectfully Invite
call aud stock and prices at No. 1893 Main
sep2O NJ MuNHAl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
WRITING ACADEMY,
mOpR HALL. UJnion ~,

WRITING ACADEMY,
HOPE HALL, Union ~.
GAM. !. Mccoy would respectfully announce TO the
- lsdes aud gentlemen OF Wheeling that he will open
lie use Of trsoins or any artificial "Scs with lis pu
lsl he will teach Them hold tho hand In p Oper posi-
iiOn and guarantee 1t sLa retain II.
He will teach Penmanship In all ito branches Pa,tcu
lar attention given TO business and ladies episOHy
hands. Also German Text, Ornamental writing and or
Tccourses 10 consist Of twelve Lessons OF two hJun
49, UB-Tcrms-s2, 90 per Uoursc IN
LessonSI Yin the shove q Fancy Card writing will BIO
given at Ills room through the day.
There will be premium awarded to the pupils making
the most Improvement.
SS1oS 70 S9 6 e" N1Sf evening" Sept 9 1854
p S-AddrrHs Cards written with dispatch and
for beauty snd geatness unsurpassed by any wIen the
city. price SIPS rerpack sel.20d4t
HOPS.
WANrRD-Two thousand pounds Hops ,,,,,so,, s.
LOUISVILLE LIME
IN BBLS. Louisville Lime, In good barrels.
w Bep2O GEO WlLNON'
fdLL ShdiUtS.
w have this day opened variety Of elegant Pail
w Shawls In entirely new designs 10 which the aeT
sel2o HEIsKBLL & Co,
1Iul LHs white mustard seed, Just received aud for
.op2O WIN J. ARMSTRONG,
IN TINS while pepper grain, just eceiyed and for sale.
w seP9O WAN. J. ARMS R0NG.
IN LBS, Alspce, Just received by
0O ser56 - - WM j. ARMSTRONG.
loo LDs Jamaica Ginger, lust received by
1OO sep20 wM. ARMSTRONG.
n 4 LIS black mustard seed, Just received by
u sen2o WIN J. ARMSTRONG. -
20 sop2o VIZ. }. ARMSTRONG.
20 sopa6 ,''' 'l.''' 'p WI j &RNsTRoNG
n lbs Hemp seed, and grneial assortment OF Drugs
sop9I [yM l. ARMSTRONG
Piles! Piles!! Piles!!!
THOSE afflicted with PILES need risk nothing hy
DR.. stroboI,s pile I.inImcnt,
asltis warranted c the money refdsd. on re.
cept OF one dollar aud Ave postage stamps ono bottle
VIII be sent by malt Tree Of postage. One bottle usually
Address IN. PATTERSON e. Co
sepl9 General Az 9, 30 Monroe st, Wheeling. Va.
NOtIce-To Every body.
NM ID. NOTE BRO b., Market street, wish to say
w TO their customers aud everybody else that they
are now receiving their aIsl sioekvL
Which cannot be beat either In OF prices II is the
eustonnow to breg and tell how cheap you elling,
wea.k Us call from any who WistO buy, and SEQ our
Goods AMI hear prices and our word r they will
not go away without buying, sepie
Fall Fashion for Hats.
VluB Subscriber prepared to Furnish hs numer-
Qua patrons and all the rest OF mankind, with splen
LATRST AND MOST APPROVED Styles,
which Tor endurance brauty or oImand finish, cannot DO
tive, ~ with peTfeclease.
ALSO receiving large assortment OF mon's youths and
ehllden'a son Hats, Compiling black, Mapped plain
son Intervention ngrahamf Young neTica etc tbgeih,
Of Wltha fine assortment orm8n'o youths and chlidfens
Caps, az Q; which are offered At owestprees Wole6aIs
md RETAIL
as6ii W. " ylNRsoN
SAFRTY FUSE.
IN BBLs At reduced prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

Stephen Rice ! im,,,r,.,.
George W. Gnhan's administrator e eUS, q d,
and others Ns"ht
IhPusuanee OF decree made Oh the 7tb 5,,,,,
~ Z: ~ y, We above named cause, will sell ii tL,tS
Der, 1884, part Of OF No, ljT, GOhlig on irinstE
near q hutton's coal bank, being Tie sane pfos,!a
present occupied by Mrs. Mary Graham. '''E"gG
The sale Will DO made on credit OF s,x. ,v,,,.
eighteen monlhh. the pul chaser giving torSS ~ "
proved security, bearing Interest iOLt d,rot Wy,
the title will DO retained until the whole h
Is paid. ~
WIN S. wIcKHAu
aAsII -.,-, SheuhOfOMgt!,h
90 The above sale !s postponed until Satufj,,I.L,
day Oi October, 1881. s!A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

GTPeter Ennis, an American sailor, died Of
cholera at Consantinople, lately.
G-TS. w. Morris was killed at Louisville on
Tuesday last, by fall.
UJ'Dr John P. Holster, prominent physician
Of Reading, Pa, is dead.
IVA "TIue American State Convention is 10
be held al Dover, Del, on The 4th Of October.
GTJudge Mclean Of the U. S. Supreme Court,
and Mr.. James, the novelist, are IN Washinton.
GTllenIyS. Evans, editor Of the Village (Pa.)
Record, has been nominated by the Wings foI To.
election 10 the State Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
NV Friends

nd she PubIiG generally arc hereby Informed
~ that keep constantly hand select assortment oil
READY MADE CLOTHING
of the best quality, and OF Workmanship and fn equal
10 thc finest custom worki-a ciicumsianee worthy OF
note to travellers and others TIL. HUGHES.
No. 70, corner Monroe and Water sts.
ssnio Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
REAL ESTATE sAIns
cpvpRAi.v.,, lobe Lo be SOLD,

CByBRAL well located lots sonx..
~ lepOt OF tLe llempHcld RSiiros% 70 ihelhL,,
which p lmmedstely over the crceS, COM, Ls Pro,S
PSstoly Q. M S%S Su ia 9. Place
aoldo Their ~ The Whole or In small o, CON wiH
efs Iwehly por Ct will DO taken i'm 70 suit plI
" GS 1na o wo ysSl1 WIN Interest from iGS =.
god well Of water Tile hOuse. VIM, ~ hiehsn
the alley end ni the lot is most coS,In, 81 WOOD
aud tho lotaliUnl desirable Is il WIFI dat
PsymsnI Tibs OI atsm 81 pats u the city 1--WE a
one two aud thTee years. POI nribsriulh' balm,
10 JOHN DUMB. Az, 9nAlllO0l a..
myzo om reXt DON 10 ~. ROIsiis I n,''t. II VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

IJ-The Rev. Jesse W. Hume, pastor Of the Pres
byterun Church, Tallahassee, Fla, it dead.
uTwild pigeons ate very numerous in the vicrn.
ityof York, Pc.
IRA woman has been elected cOnstableiu Perry
co., Illinois
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

GTAu old lady, in Cincinnati, who sells eggs,
has over her door, New laid eggseVeIy morning,
Betty Bugg,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

POR SALE. -SS---H l!..
A DESlRABi.E brirk house, siiuated nae
IA Inquire OF TnONSS SSsGni1r,..
mr3 WY. W"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
SnERlFPS SALE.
Henry ;,1I.y,, WI Y! MrC;y, by VIM. W. ia.

lnrursuanCe "T decree niadS on The s,t,
iS0I' ~ the above named eane, viii ,.lI III
lies, TO tie highest aid best bidder, on te In
Jay o. Hs!oheI, 1874 tue tact of srJ in NJ, Y, q
adjoining the State line Containing abos, ",E,stsst
acres, more Or lesS a being lie sSEt ",,t ~
which lib. Rev. John hrlce died SEIZED ' P'oItRII
1st1aS Of Sale : OLe fOuib OF Tie purrt,,.
paid In casll ON Tie DAY Of sale, AID Is mobJs
Two yeaIs, wing bonds, viii S'e olt
Guilty, bearing interest from DAY OF ,sis ,IPotbs
Will be retained until the Whole pures,s D aa l' &,
,., Wh, x. MICKHiNIV " M
Washington Examiner copy aud eags O Ihi, tSsrI
forward cory 'HA Que
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
E,0m ths fairmont { IA. ) Rcpusliean

Z : =
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.-lt is but seldom find
among the many em.des offered to the public the
OF disease, consent commend, whose vir.
tues able to discover, aud have always seduOusy
ided giving utteIance anything thai might lead my
suppose that we placed any faith III their pTeie.
sons. But with reference TO remedy manu- acturcd IN
this place. and which has become familiar TO the public
household words, speak knowledge OF its in
tnsc eXcellencies, its adaptation 10 many OF tie ills OF
Ii e, and the security with which II may be used We
sreak OF the NonaTe Nerve and Bone Linmenr, prep0r
I'd by H. H. Carr Il Co., nom prescription furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, late MOTgaMtOWM, OF Wheel.
ing, OF the most eminent Physicians III Virginia This
nncnt Is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will TeevT external pain will il properly
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put in otes twice large the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being than four
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SaIe M caT n Il
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''NInn know AhJseIt."
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"Epery Family Should haze Copy"

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