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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
WILLIAM SMITH,
c. a BI N E p NJ A K z R,

SS4 s.--TniRD ST. ABOVE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia.
"EVERY dEscrIpt icirof PIa:u ard Fancy Furniture,
the French ard Gothic STYLES made 10 orIer 10 perez
low sr tan al any store IL tie city air2SdGm
Public Notice.
II AvISG discontinued The Grocery business hereto
I fOl- kept by Market street. city g
v seelEs, ell persons Indebted hereby required
pa vHle, before lArlst day pTil. othe
the gsiH put process collection sal with
respect 10 Pc sons.
March 18th. 1875 mia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
S2.=-5=.l0, 1855


Ia= ordnance OF the city IN relation TO dogs
F,9ul=, nat ali dogs shall be taxed; that last
.t=aa-e Of all persons us ming u keeping dogs,
v1aa is; shaH lie deiIyet-d by the City Clerk 10
.= srgean:; that all dogs snail lave a; ali times
s--l .lr.r neckS, 4 Ieatker ior metallic collar
GINNING the names .of the owners o; keepsrz;
'.s1s il any cog be found running at large without
sgaT, II stall be tie duty Of The Sergea nj and
~ -=p5ues, and il shall be lawful iot any person
'.s.=5eE 70 kill the said dog; and the owner OF
I'D tAe1=of shall ioIfei. AMI pay TO the city a
-=gt not i=ss than one nor moe than five dol
mir every sucA ANIMAL The Ordinance au-
.,s=s the Nsyor, WHEN he shall be satisfied that
80 e-sz Of HytropAo5ia has appeared among
-o=z 10 the city, 70 order tl-talI dogs be Gun
r. OF SECURELY rngzzIed, under 3 peaali! OF not
as ilan izt nor Iaore than twenty dollars.
The S=rg=ant saau lie allowed a fee of on
.a. lot every dog be shall Kill OF Cause TO be
sd anl buri=l, under the provisions OF this or
aae=, TO t~ paid upon The reggisition of the
~, granted upon due proof OF tile fact made
Ire him
The Szrgean: informs Us that lie has not been
'as dogs, and that he has not ordered his de-
-:ss 10 % So though one or two Of his deputies
az recently killed some dogs, for which, how
- BE! haze not been paid.
Tie ABOVE IS tie extent OF orr infotmauon on
e's 7aes!ig". The city would he well rid of a
&c number Of worthless dogs, but certainly, If
a75'eEs aFe determined 10 enforce the ordi-
-as=' they Saoaii discriminate so as not to4res-
5s- on private premises, and sill dogs which are
-f'ia compliance with law. Our position on
-aE question IS this: We 90 for lawful, decent
-'' aad We are death on unlawful. degenerate
rs sad puppies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
The Law Of Ne"spaper-.

SssScribers who do not give exFress notice 70 the
rry. considered as wishing esutiEue their sub
h seribsrs nrter the jscontiauases other peri-
ans ne publisher may continue - send them until al
-r.-rzees =le psld-
n s-h-TeTs ect TrlGse 70 take fhsiT perfodi-
rs az Offices 70 yseh they dii ecied fbev ATE
40 rI bic t they hare settled tie hi. ard CrIei u
- ,tas51lJcirBei-
Receivers rernnve 70 other places without inform
i-. fssrs AID the PzIers 10 the lorAler
4r-5f5a. hey are held resanfsiEie.
t. courts h7ve tcciira tifat refusing take period
a gpi he o.ne or removing AID isaviEs them unczlI
,. So. rtna faeia evidence 0f Intentional iraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

Nav YoRk, Sept Sih-The committee OF relief
for The Norlolk sufferers held another meeting tbs
The smounl raiyed here was $4,000. Mile Ra-
subscribed SlGG0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

PHILADELFf,A. sept Ste > y clock train from
this city iar New York. met with an accident az
Beverly, from Inc breaking Of axle oR.tbe loco
Houve. a fireman was injured, and one car
smashed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

NEw YoRk, Sept stb-The steamer Hermann
sailed at nom for Southampton. She took Out
$500, 600.
Theuo5tality in this city for the week amount
cd 10 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

BrrrEa raAx "Foarr WAGONS /. DIr.''-At
he second ward Ensrhe. house on Saturday morn
is., ta-re weEe25 wagons. Wheeling is no lon
e.,a pace Of 90 wagons day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

For Sale
Z " N14O
lRM nF 2nn ACRES .

4 Farm OF 300 ACRES.s
NToSTLT lard, al good adjoining The town OF
VI Trichsvi,.e, Ohio Causi and The SteG-
beHville and Indiana EsIlTul5 On the land small
orchard I; is well wateTed with springs and abounds
good coal
For pa ricuEars apply 10 r H. HUBBELL,
Land and Real Estate A sent.
ALSo-g- acre. adjoining this city
ALSO-S0 60 do do
For terms apply TO Il. Fl. HUERELL,
ilgi Land and Real Estate \ gent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

NorE ArO FOR TRE SUFFERERS At NORFOLK ASp
ozHaorrH,-Panola Lodge, /. 0. 0. F., OF this
e;,. bas contributed s42.S0 FOR the relief OF the
Erisrs at Norfolk an Portsmouth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

A 81 s.. = p - p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

NV YoRE, Sept s-The Tribune Of this nor
ming announces the re election of Senator Ache.
son 10 represent Missouri IN the Senate OF the L
States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

-AA-- = OSy kS-%7'
TEE subscriber offers 10 IN pubic style
pictu,s. FAR sBpcrIur 20 tie basUcrTeo:yP, MADE
Wheeling daily ~ his estab shment. TEey termed
AAIBROTYPES,
the PTceS Tor which is patented IN tie United States,
Great Britain aEd FrfDcs These pictures Tie
beau;i u aud Truthful PTcuced BY the Photographic
art The exceeding Sne=Ss dePIh OF hight and shIe aud
richness toue is wonderful They d
subject but represent everything in Its True position
They without the glare ta=aeTTs 0lype- be
aHy view, and VIII zsi r ages unchanged, being
IMPERISHiBLE,
hcooe The name, ARhrctyPe, which signifies indestracn
5iIty- TIE picture PaiG siasS. which
uther raie II correspond Gg Is secured with e
scoe by which Tie picture VIII retain its orig
nal hiltancy ior =es II 's not eoTfode By acids nor
be injured by wafer climate
AsrOtyTe Telescopes must be seen 10 be appreciated
the relief Is Pe"fect lie
DasBerreotyPes taken al teduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen invited 10 can ard examine gallery
IS A. C. PARTEl lTR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

Ihe sguiTuie,ii aid senefal
Cuif; o. both tie
sEN+sEE!E END ClR'aS TEprrEs
have been got up fhis sessou 10 4,
style Of eiHEaRce aud : prnusi0f
o. CO ny decorations hiiEegto 10.
p eces,eEted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
SAILED

The reelection of Senator Acheson is regarded as
very doubtful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
MONROE HOUSE.
WIN. r. CLARK, Proprietor

THIS lon- established ard wei known having
been thoroughly Fersised and renovated. now tur-
sheS excellent accommodations 10 the tIEVeiIng COMM
ility and borders. .
MODERATE PRICES.
Il 3 located The zIHand Madison streets.
Immediately oct 81 ne >,ssIeEslJa bldg. ard only
squares lie GaSuaL Landing sEd Gai!Tozd
ExCELLEST sTAgI.rSG
Is attached the Monroe Hog-e Tayeiers and board
nay assured That Inc Proprietor VIII EaIe so
pain 10 PJono e ih-IF cuisorf- jl2+dsrst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
j. NJ. LEE,
nnnE RNnn IN

b . OK > II l. L u h
eoENER o. ~ATIE UKGUS S1B., WHEELING, Va,
e EEPS constantly hELi = vaTieiy OF bOokA. 6mour
IA which be found TIE wofL4 OF al The leading
lers o. he times, such james, BuWeF, sue Exa T.
Dupay. Bennett, Arthur IlPPgrd Du1aa, and Lever
A&Hy 81 LIS works bound. IN good style VITA haeks
be also kesps ETrksngs Library. Persons ruret7fE
ing books mag return them amer reading Them foT which
he vii pay following prices: for b1c ookE % cis 2e
hoOkSsdr, for 81 book - oeuiS. nls9:Iy
REFKIGERATORS.
HAVE ju1t received lot Of Seottss Patent CALVIN
1ed IrOn and Ane RsflisefaiOra Of superior quality
and TIE hest ROW N use.
Can ard rhem. r b WOODS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
Land and Real Estate Agency
H H HTRRRLL

d ESPECTFULLY lenders his services To the public
II fTenera GENT the purchase and Aaie OF Farms
uuimpioved Lands, City and village Prorer.y-
-KEFEE 10
VIM Paxton Esq. VT Wiley, Esq, Farming
) 4; D5cEey, Cashier Sefty ton, Va
Alex Rogers, Esq. J l., Luns;ord. Esq., county
z. H. Nilsson, ESQ county THUS HorH5rOok, ESQ do
Wheeling, July =, -. jS25
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
Savings Bank Store.

WOULD respectfully saJ The citizens OF Wheeling
and SleiHlty lave Just received from tie East md
NOrth IN addition fay previGaS and varied stuck Of
t Shoes, Hats, laps, Boonels, Umbrellas, and Car
PET sckS gieat varets OF iaie al misses fsshicIIz-
be Sboes AID CATERS. Gents Fancy ShUcs. CATERS,
n sumner Has, vEsici Oder terms
as tomato iFte tie heading 0 thIsH0iice
BlHGets for IFife;-iAeTsiore invite ali re 5as;iear
sA5less Sstss egsss. sRd 5sHEet s1riag Children Of
acsm 10 Gail al the Old Post Oice corner, opposite Nc
Lure House, you viii nd all the OF abOvs
description, believe lowe. than other pace his
lei p H ry.rSn%
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
Summer arrangement.
REGULAR PIYTSBURGH PACKETS
The f5Ee steamers
ECLIPSE, Capt GEO u No5EE,
Railroad Connectiop,
z5EZ 5z.:5z;:z : 80 - 81

~ - - - -
n and arIer Monday Ap,II Bun The STEAMBOAT IN
" tgt ANGt. UlIi rus tsg4la3 packet bet cen
bres and l-iialie, tcaHccfinz with
Central Ohgv Railroad follows:
!s;-lzF'eS " h"rlnz Il 4=}5 ia The a1TIdns.
Es d ie all with tie H tIeir leaves Be8aIT a.
5.I5 4 NJ
2d-LsIses y beeliSz Al 1n=tj with The pas<eu
GERS ifou t.e latino and Ohio :biIrOzl's txpie~s
TAM eoElIlE ViIR tie eEfie ygch lea YES ise
Al. - y ~ and re- uTis from EelziT Al r u.
ai-Leavee y h+eiiEs Al 80 = Il vlta ne passen-
'Of Ike night express tsan winch leaves Bsiiar ~
si ? NJ s"d feturis from ezir, villa he Issse gers
"t The ezFiess TAIN from tie Wes, a; lO 2 NJ SOP
pIns at EsenyIUu-l with Ib-
ith-L-syes Wheei.s= al p NJ for BelI4lrs aud re-
les u al s:l5 2. y. gsith tiE= uIz.I tram
aas5l-r' 4 WILSON Master
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

TgE FEDERAL CoUET, in this city. adjourned en-
saturday. twill nee; next at Kanswha.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. Silver Iezt inches,
falling. Weather clear and " arm.
CiNCIN.ATI, Sept. e.-River - feet, rising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
LADIES' SHOES

DOYrS cal hoois;
IL d. kIrh.o'Si
do Cali uXO,I Ticzi
90 hTuzHsa e.
BOYS hoatsaBd shoes o. every ktud ard descriptions
-So chidfeG'a Shoes. Gei'rls, &c, o al solts aud
sizes lac; can sUII body aaytis
aHt In ny Hue. pU't % SCI Is Main street. wheciir,
Va y L DORSEY.
?. S-Coun;ry uzTeLsuts sortIlg ~ ii essa WI do
N-L 70 O.! ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
P. Z. ZlNN,
Con fecfioneT and ETuifeTCT,
Ice! IcelI IceII

TIE subscriber bsgs leave to ipf,ru ms friends md
tie pubic Generally thar lie now VTeJaIed 10 serve
them IN a. pore and transparent article Office a. WAS
eFe taheh ,oH Tie wsleT and a. as low Tale az ever
beOre Offered.
Thai winch he now Offers is In Part taken from the
eTeeE at Tie Po!Et called AeCOBochs Leap, though
EIesier PORTION with which his mammoth Ice House il
7d Is iToHl the IiveT, being nearly all Aieghe
ny AID sohse ter inches a loot tfisk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

IN addition 20 TINS great Circus sIh Neusse s 49, lie
performed The rsPOu> PzHtumigns eufitIsa!
THE AJSER or BiGDID"
NhleA WI ~ Frniaced ia style Of ussns eucs uusui.
iee o. any ifaVeiius Exhibition the Ilst-elel iiay.
slsieS ie!iLeF Pains 81 eEe>e making tis tie
" T4us ma, ui Ier'orInstces ia tie CiTce.
LIS piece Viii he presented with all tie suir-Gors Of
ne arena e. 5e'i.rils, = The pucra ia TIE
CITES IL Ne'y f"rh and PafI.l-p us yS-re u had su
csssui Of lIVzrds u I5l ui.lts II needs i, IN ~
seen I" te appreciated.
auzsl : y IEoVspn -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
Z,SEyIlrr. ONO .

Il. J B. I'raSsrFrg5G.
Dear Si:-i have beeu afflicted FOR three years with
rneuHaiis la Iy hack. ana The months no:
able 10 gel y Of my bed without help, and sgen; IN
our city insisted On ans trying bottle Of Ch- Fla
iu meat and tsy yv eaect II gomd heve= and bot
ir has eieyed usucA That able 10 get oct o.
my bNi sIthOGr cifcuity- Il been blessing 10 ne
lusi IL Il 'of YOU {, and you wii he wen pleased
MRS. n. COCHRAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
KCTLLFNT sTAgLING

DR.. JOHN RITTLERS
Water Cure Establishment.
KSROWNSTII.IE. PA.
ONE m5le and haN east 81 BfouUzvEde, sEGTt dis
bIsi= Ii- Nailssi i;Jaa 10 HesltAy cool, nd
IsfiTe yneE srTGEed By bsaUlliu' sreneIy supplied
~ springs 81 tire Tutet ard soiest Nziet, s duflts
tie summer srasHs Patients WIZ find lie
el3Iln1oEt AID b 81 by extensive
lie ~aIe Connection vvIih lHuTnUzl kaOIetse
AEoratby school and HG.ieopSThy I,cTus
board 500 Jes yeeE Ladies aIl s=n-
teisea accompanying Patients I.p ler gyr-k FOF "a
iicUlars please Apply 10 liz. JOAN RiETLEE.
Iuzsa Brn r-tF--r'ie =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

ps. TrEB IS stopping atthe American.-C lsGse-
lsa! Pl5IEas=tsr.
We guarantee that NJ. Tubb will be well filed
= !oag as Liz Stops at the "'AHERIcAx.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

HuEBELL's NAsie IsPHEssIoS PaTEE--We refer or
readers Tie advertisement IN another column, setiHs
10Th merits o. thts Pleasing nd ingenious invention
cheaPHe== scuia induce ali give tEIaPhtla
deiphia Merchant
il unsurpassed fog BeatRess ard Gtilty and shcod
meet with The sale il richly deserves Tribune
public has iOu desired, and d
Itself 10 every OF taste and Tehnemeat-JOarHal
Courier asgf4:3Tn-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
THE INTELLIGENCRR.
To COrrespoudenIs.

LETTERS concerning at vertisnr1r 9th.
gaucizi BUSINESS oftie latelizeRcer should be a,l-
- ~ he p r5ErIetorS-
I,.sr concerning the editorial department or the pa
s0aJ be addressed to the editors Jointly or Ell
,srsrs aitAem.
correspondents writing FOR publication, viii please
- aair on one side Of tie PAGER
,olseryzHce ofihe lhove rules WI greatly obiee us
- sesare prompt attention to correspondent
- ,asy t1 =bt otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

7. Z. AAAsH- y. 7. WAfNNN
Co-PaTtnership.
7 j. MARSH has thts LAY associated with lin " T.
- NayHa. or IL pur pose Of Isals5CtiUs yHcle-
and retail Boot hle business Stand Jg
J. b Marsh No p AuLroe Street, door Ger,
on q Co, under ihe Il Ia Ol
MARSH {; wAYMAN.
In-Y L.. 81 nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
New Stock Of Boots and .Sioes at
n. L. DOR SEY'S
EsNaL HaI

40 I23 NriE ST. / doors s-ioIs U4iezl 1T
II AFiAtI returned t:o1 the F:ss blish-
IL ul@nis Of tie East MIA OF boots SHOES,
cCnp Using al the varied styles Tor present s
preaching season OF 1855 yyoud respectfully invite
and all 10 tali aEd examine stock,
that cat sut all and every body, uve sCOJ pretty,
and 'ssP goods viii d. intend Keep Inc bst quail
lily Of goods III nay hne AMI Will cheap Cheap
er Imam hey 0eN1Ou=h elsewhere. Can and examine
gods and II they dot please, charge viii be Glzde
lot examining
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

MOSQUITO NETTING.
a Inrge lot Of mosquito Netting, blue, green, pint
fIncy white the lowest prices just OPeeeAzt
1851 ". D. NOTE -d4 EROS.
BONNETS
NEW style Fan boHneis, iust received At
IN Rses HEISkEEL & Co.
BellsI BellsM
NJ BSEEEY 'seelebTsted ChaEch Factury, Steamboat.
-. =, q Jas Il DILLON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Wholesale and Reial =auis,
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
uEl:lE No IL Main sfThrt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

a Gard.
ENRY TALLiNT. LEWIS : DELlPLiIN, zst
IL WILLIAM TNLi->NT have 70 ned a cc-ls rtIeE-
p, the PURPOSE u ;rsassct5Ia - EeNzie Gr'cery
std Hfy Goods Forwarding EHL General ComHsSrni
business ~ ms city, uTfe tEe firm OF Liant ~ itE
LAPLAlS- The yvhnlesse nEg GUuts business VIII BE-
conc =; NU - Nai and rvbossat@ GTvce
IS and Commission business NO- . Main street
AMPLE zld sess'la bic 81 Dry Goods and Grocs
Tif vii always lie sa- a; Ig% prices and
1atiEs 10 which they earnestly Invite the 2I:e
tuu q CLu@E HrEEE>. Usz3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

The RIDERS and GYHXASTIC
\ EiiSfE>, fol! description al
whom ys3G he found On tie bills,
ar 81. belonging 10 Tie filsi Ciass
oil tteIT prcEess ion. o. both SeEe,-
so4 are known Gi,d distinguished
everywhere as In.
49, rll----aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
REMOYALN.

TOhu II. ThomPson has renaoyed his Book stnye
d 10 III Main s4IeeI-aboTe donTOe-Ioom lately
pied b ". 7. Seiby.
4. II PHltersou has removed hts stock q Drugs
Patent aedicines. &c. ase-, 10 II7 Main 81 ara
4 YERss Fiiis iuss Ireid b !. 3. 4olsls i.I..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

Al FMS Fine calr boots;
III Fine GaiteFS=
! Fine morocco boots;
FII= half
Fse Kip
Fine Congress
Fue cloth Caters;
| Glove sd
cloth, dlT'H cDir
calf Congress
OIiOIG Ties
LADIES' SHOES.
7 AIDES fac black Gzi'srs5
II IaH cugred Gaters;i
Fanny do
Jca..y LAhd Slippers
do vets;
goat do
Ty.is. Slippers
MISSES Jenny IJud >-iprrrsi
III . FIEc tfalte.
81 Kid A.Iis-
g rocco boots
Al OF which ale tEr z;ezc styies- aps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
NeW ConfectIonerV.

WTILLIAN FOX would respectfully aiorm the citi-
w zeUs o. Wheeling, thzt he has opened conec.
t5ouery Establishment - The Old stand OF Indian
QuerH,' on Main street below AonrOe. He confidently
invites his old friends Cell and atrolze hun il AIS
5GzlHssS-
Ice and lie de!icseies OF the season. all
hours aPi5
Valley OF Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co
. MN. RtNKTS, AGENT.
a rFICE-NO -, west side Of Main street, 81 door
" beOw Fiddle wheeling Va.
E@REFER TO-Jauss r. Baker.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

NOTHING IN ilIe ma rLs; ia ;ie medical mar
y kst the past fgy years has ever r q n
"a article he pr01UCGd - tggui TINS
GREAT ANTi-DYSPEPPIC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10

MILITARY EEASS BAND
accompanies IL CrFeI Eyhfhi-
uou-r and vii play tlrf5- The per
f. Ii2hces ! variety 81 new and
fashionable music.
= T L c Companies VIII enter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
GranS PrnreEEion

6A3- AOSGS5l9l
abou, 10 4 N, and after Fzsyiny
ia'o1-h the principal siUesis. prO-
coed 10 tD.ir
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
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Sword Fish Fisheries.

On Monday week eleven boats from Edgar
town, each boat manned BY two men, captur-
ed no less than seventy. two sword fish, vary
ing in weight from one hundred TO three hun
dred and fifty pounds, and aggregating about
ten thousand pounds. On Tuesday an equa
number Of boats captured 45,varying in weight
as above. The editor of the vineyard Gazette
who probably never has chance to regsle
himself With anything better than fishV nutri-
ment, is inclined to go into ecstacies over the
matter, He wants every body to take off their
hats and bow 10 the Vineyard fishermen, and
wish to hear of no more small stories about
such poor affairs as cod or halbut. He says
"There is probably no more exciting sport
than sword, fishing. It is whaling in minia'
turs, barring (as an Irishmsn would say) the
whale? We will briefly describe it. Eacf
boat is furnished with two happening pole'
and irons, a spade or lance for wound!ng th'
fish, two tow.lines with which to make fast anC
tow empty kegs; also, provisions on board, TO
the boats start early in the morning, ard arr
generally out all day. Thus fitted, let us g
on cruise for d-6sh, with an experienced
fisherman on beard of course. Arrived oI
the ground sharp lookout is kept for fish
which, in bright day, play and gambOl on th
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surface Of the water, and are betrayed by their
fms and tails. which can be seen breaking the
surface Of the water at considerable distance.
A fish is discovered, and the boats steer d.
rectlY for it. The harpOOner stands on q
plank projecting sOme Eve or six feet from the
bow Of the boat, all ready to strike To keep
the fish in the dark as to our intentions, the
bOat-steerer endeavOrs to bring the boat head
on to him, as the fish cannot see ahead, and
he unconsciOusly plOwsOn bis way to dsstruc-
tion.'
"At the proper moment the harpOOner makes
a demonstration, causing the fish TO wear
round to see what had disturbed him. He is
now sufficiently near to be touched by the har-
poOning pole, and is in the most favorable po
sitiOn to be struck, Selecting the frmest and
Ihickest part of the fish, namely. below the
neck, the harpOoner darts the harpoon through
his body, which Is contrived so as to discOn-
meet with the pole, but to which the tow line
is secured, and the fish is fast. One Of the
kegs is now thrown overheard, the line hav-
ing been previously made fast to it, aud the
boat gives the fish wide berth to avoid be.
ing stove in by his sword. The fish, thus har.
messed and wounded, soon tires himself with
his Intellectual struggles, and finally lays ex
hausted upon the surface of the water. Pro.
vided the fishermen are not engaged at thi'
time in making fast to another fish, as is fire.
quently the case, they will then approach him,
and, after giving him a few finishing strokes
with the spade in vital place, he is brought
alongside and taken on board. Sometimes il
happens that the blow with the harpoon SC
stuns the fish that the harpooner can Immediate
iy dispatch him with the spade without using
the keg or drag at all, but this is of rare occur
lrence.'
The sword fish is much esteemed by tn,
Islanders as an article of food, and comes mex
to bass in their untutored estimation. In New
Bedford the same singular taste prevails
They are never eaten in these regions BO
ton Chronicle.
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IMPROPER USE OF LAUDASuM AND PAREeoRTo
The use of this preparation Of opium is be.
con ing fearfuly prevalent among the female
sex of our population. A lady writing to The
NY. Times, states she has recently discovered
that Eve of her female acquaintance, belong
ing to the more wealthy classes in our city
are habitual partakers of it. 1t is fast destroy
ing their mental and physical powers; they
are, in sort. opium drunkards. The vice il
worse than intoxcation from alcoholic drink.