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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
rnE M.lsE ERECTION, though resulting in lhe

THE MAINE ELECTION, though resulting in The
defeat Of the Republican Purity, has not turned
out triumph Of the Democrats. 1t seems that
the straight out Wings have secured the balance
Of power. To the Senate, thirteen Democrats,
eight Wings and three Republicans have been E.
lectel, which, with the political complexion of
members holding over, may probably enable the
Wings 10 exercise controlling influence il they
see fit to do so in that body. In the other House,
the result is the same So far as the returns have
been received, 60 Democrats, So Republicans and
81 Wings have been elected. The Wings were of
course elected Fusion tickets got up by the OPP
ponents of the Maine Law. On that question
they will side with TIE Democrats, but on all 9TH
ers their position is doubtful. Reed, tie Wing
candidate for Governor, received 1892 votes IN
the towns this Year, against 1885 last year.
The increase of the Democratic vote, Consequent
to its opposition 10 The PrOhibitory Liquor Law.
Wells, Democrat, f1r Governor, this year receiv-
Ing 49, IA, against 29, 1854 10 the towns last
year for Paris. who was then the Democratic can
didate. Wells, De nocrat, cannot be elected
Governor without the votes of the Wing members.
GFThe London Times has a long editorial on the
much boosted of bombatdment OF SWeaborg. 1t
s,ysthe Baltic fleets have accomplished nothing.
They have cost the allies len. millions apiece,
and the utmost damages to SweabOrg is million
and a half. The Times closes; 'The worst is,
that we have throw away the opportunities of this
year just for want of looking forward and being
prepared for the contingency of success. Next
year, doubtless, we shall have mortars enough;
but the Russians will then be prepared for US, we
may not be able to go through our pretty but de-
s.tuctive dance of gun-boats. just within range,
with tie same success. Thetruthls, the Russians
Learn faster than we do, and will always be just
SO much ahead Of us as TO set at defiance our I'M
mcnse superiority Of wealth and mechanical skill;
at least they will do so till there is rather more of
the UfUada Uis OniHi, which is ever forseeing and
providing for the future in our conduct Of the war;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

THr LOST PLAxEr.-ProbabIy the most vaiua.
BILE paper rea,l before the American Scientific AS
SocIaton its late session, that Of Professor
Alexander, on the lost pIauet between Mars and
Jupiter. tie pretends to have discovered lls foTm
orbit, and condition. Ii was he says, a disk-noi
globe, like the other pIanets-being only eight
miles from pole to pole, while its equatorial uian
eter was 70, 600 miles, nearly 9 times as large
as that OF the earth. Rolling through space will,
rnpidlty hardly excelsd by any other OF The pla-
Notary bodies, III thin slice of planet could moi
long hold together. II burst and split into fral
lnents--some of which, Thirty, five in number-we
have discovered, and christened by various hea
then names. II Ptcf. AIexandet's discovery be
confirmed by the calculations of other astrono.
mers, his scientific tank is saIe.-Ncuo York Her.
dLi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Fanaticism.

About as perfect specimen Of weak, silly ia
naticism as we have seen for long time is the fol-
lowing, from the New York Tribune Wegiye it
with the comments OF the Express:
AfeE general rigmarole. that where slavery is,
health cannot exist-(a fresh argument for uboIi-
tion!) we are told
"lR the midst Of just such country Norfolk is
situated; and though, until the present season, il
never has been so scourged by all epidemic, it
never can be considered a healthy locality for a
town. II was built there in ignorance Of the!aw
Of natural philosophy and political economy; nor
has the SeTvitude OF race, employed 10 sustain
the prosperity OF that region, done aUght else
than breed disappointment, sOTrow, and Despair
Ignorance aud impuIenceI Norfolk is health.
ier city than New York,-as healthy as Boston, or
Ciinarily,-lS comparative death tables will SHOW.
'Natural Philosophy" il philosophy builds cites,
bmilt Norfolk in the very propetest place,-and
political economy followed suit. But the Til
bune's conclusion is:
''Historians Informs us without comment that in
ancient times forty cities occupied the places now
'eath-lalkened by the Pontine Marshes aud that
region. These Roman oppression, and the fierce
law which made the majority slaves, raZed to the
earth, and left not handful OF ashes to tell how
once they were. That the redemption OF water
ridden miasmatic lands is possibly under liberty
is godously painted on the historic chart Of Hol.
land; and that Slavery spuecheS even civiz1.
ton and calls pestilence from the bowels of the
cath is seen in annals Of Rome. Let the South
Iend, reform and REFUGEE"
In the 9th and 4th Wards of New York-about
where the Tribune Office is, "freedom" and ode
mOcracy' exist, in doors and out. by night and by
day, in population larger than Norfolk, but even
if health is any test Of 'freedom' or Slavery
'freedOm' there stands bad chance for compare
son with slavery. at oil times. by night and by day.
The longevity of slaves, free from ii cares and
struggles of life is remarkable. bu! ignorance here
would defend freedom by the inopportunate and
destructive contrast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

SUICIDE OF AN EsTTMABLE LADY.-NIts. Asa vii.
kins, an old resident Of West Poultney, N. Y.
was lounG dead in her cisttrn on Friday night,
not far from O'Clock. She had been quite un.
we'll f-rseveraI weeks, her disease leading to the
recurrence of partial and painful arrangement
to which she had been previously subjected. She
was woman OF blameess and beautiful life, Gull
tivated reading and literary tastes. of polished
manners partaking largely of the dignity, high
breeding and conscious self-respect peculiar to
her generation, ond the refined society in which
she was educated. The knowledge of her dis.
tressing death, and the circumstances which pro-
duced it, threw instantaneous gloom over the
entire community. She has one son in California,
and leaves an induIgent husband. Mrs. W. wa.
a native of Massachusetts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Prop NE B.ltimor. Patriot Of Tuesday Evening.
From Norfolk and Portsmouth.

The steamer louisiana arrived here this morning
from Norfolk, bringing as passengers our fellow
citizens, DIS. Morris and Webster, WHO, We are
gratied to state, are in fair way of entire Iesto-
ration to health.
The deaths in Norfolk, for the 81 hours ending
at noon yesterday, numbered As. Among the dead
are: Rev. Sir. Bagnall, Baptist clergyman; Mrs.
Young, II Holt street; George Craven. Cumber-
land street; Robert Sanders, brother of the SecEe-
ta1y OF the Howard Association; youth OF the
same name, son of John Sanders; Mrs. Bernard,
wife Of the druggist of that name; child Of Slr.
Delk,Iof tie firm Of Hardy & DeIk; Mrs. Watts,
Probys Lane; sou of Captain James Henderson;
John Green, Of Bakers restaurant; son OF
French Consul Shishanno; Miss McHenry, of
Smiths Institute, Mrs. Mears, Cumberland street.;
Mrs. Quick, wife of junior of O'Bryan & Quick;
Jas. Cherry, ST.
Dr.. Selden is not dead.
DR.. UpShur is very i'll.
Admissions to Hospital on Sunday, II. No
deaths.
PORrsNouTm.-Deaths during As hours ending
afternoon yesteEyday-lI. Among them, Mrs. Mil
ison's child; Sam Heald sou OF Jno. Roser; Dan.
by Clarby; John Sanford; Joseph ThomaS's child;
10 eph Alquinobas's child; Miss Reed; Rev. Mr..
Chisholm.
Mrs. Jane Dewey, wealthy Iady-but whether
OF NOrkfOlk or Portsmouth We could not leaTn-iS
among the dead, aud was the last OF her family.
Thete is no fever IN Suffolk, and most Of The
families have returned.
Dr. D. NJ. Wrigh; has entirely recovered, and
has been very Succt sSluI in his treatment OF the
disease.
The following letter was received from Norfolk
this morning by Mr. Falls, in reply to one written
by him 10 the President of the Howard Association:
HowARo ASSOCIATION,
NORFOLK, September I6, 1855.
NJ. ". Falls, Esq, Pres Steam Packet Co.
Dear Sir-YOur favor Of yesterday is at hand
A tri-weeky line with Baltimore is full sufficient
for the wants oil our people, and would suggest
that the Georga's days be selected, as that woL ID
avoid the boat laying in Hampton Roads Sunday
aud Monday. Allow me, on the part of our com
munity, to again renew cur most heartfelt thanks
to the Company for their devoted attention during
our calamity. We Can never forget it.
Yours, respectfully,
W. B. FERGusnN.
President Howard Association.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Washington Rai1 NILS an NarIcl.
Commissioners and Trustee's'sale.


OY virtue Of decree The circuit court of Ohiocoon
ID ty, made at its spring Term. 1850 in lie c1s,s ~
Rtcy a. Matthews VS. Dakev, Sweeney 4 Co. aud n IA
& RahE game defendants, lie unG signed ,
missioner OrPOled in said decree will mUCCe.s uIi u
day the SIh uaN OF OCTOBER 1850, at tie door uf Lie
hrlse OF OHIO county, sell The properly
in said CaGStS and declCed TO he sold VII: Tie iu,r
Of said Dakely and GcOI &C s. Atkinson IN and To the In
lowing real estate situate III Tie Town OF SOR irrIg
formerly RitClctUwI, 10 wit: lois numbered IA r
&C. 81, %, % aud 81 III square sin South Wlc p ,
SIX, SEVEN eight sixteen tWcuIy One two US en-
tlCc and twenty four IN square egle6 ia South
ing, AMI all the zoos, fixtures aud pGHOnal property Of
eVe description in anG upnn said uIcuScs kuovt a.
lie Washington Mills, principally used fnr ManuiaC l
iaToad ron Also Goa. lot No. (scset) nom which
coal is supplied by railway directly iniU sail il!
at lie same time aud place the undc signed as Tl,,
under deed Of trust duly dCI IN Ohio county CON
viii sell the Interest OF c other -, 50 that lie nm
Chaser will acquire the ul II lie to the wul. OF ms y
ablG Vl opCity.
These Mi Is have been constructed al great COST and
with much care. aud there mills III the conn.,
better adapted 10 tile rur for which Was rItcira
namely: 10 manufacture rails Tor railroads Tie iura,i
is NeIy desirable, while the Gle Iess the fuel 10 bo
sod with lie property, adds 10 tile inducements 10 mn
ch' Sc The growing demand iOr y meTC rails The lev
ness of the htaCiHcy but recently CuIsItC cd irI,t
this most desirable To caIi,asis nd
such opportunity been ely offered These mi *
now produce from 20 10 30 tons U Rails r d, guI t,
pro duct could lie nuChiHC e.se by unmii me mi ia
ter toll CapaCt y Purchasers requested To ,ari,r
| tic mills tor themselves.
| IeImS II SGis--One fourth c h approved uaucr,
with Interest payab Ia sixty days lie u reI
ing hahks one fourth al Que yea two lesis
IHu chaser giving bouA with approved security, leslug
INFER irnm the of sae. the title being etaued
until The nst payment is nnde
| ALFRED CALnW ELL,
| "t29:id ommis siuI and Trustee
Pittsburgh Journal copy once a week till doy and or.
| ward hill to this UiliCc 10 e. lection,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

Mail ROBBER ARREsrED.-Deputy Marshal Couch
of Ohio, Saturday last, Lafayette Ind, arrest
ed Edward Reynolds. a bo~sman on a canal boat,
OF charge of aiding in the robbery of the post Of
Zee, at Circ!evtle, Ohio. Jerome Gephart. who
hid been clerk in the CrcIevlle office, was ar.
rested some time last week. 1t appears that in
October last Gephart distracted from the Office a
money packet containing one thousand dollary,
which he Immediately passed over to Reynolds,
whoinyested it in the canal boat on JOINT account
They are now both confined In the Cincinnati Jail
awaiting their trial in October next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Good Med,rineS.

1t is estimated that AYERS ChxRnr PrcrORAL AND Ca
FHAETIc Puts have done more to promote the public
health than other There eau be no ques-
ton that the Cherry Pectora by its thousand OF,
thousand OF cures OF colds, s, Asthma crop,
enza bronchitis &C., much reduced proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumPtive diseases in this country
The Pills good the PectOaI and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less purgins Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, LtyeI and tile
whole vtsceaI system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which lsen the body work its decay but
for diseases should die only old age Take ami
does early aud thrust the SYSTEM before is yet
too strong TO yield.
ayers Pills do thrust disease not only while ii is
weak but when it has taken strong hold BEAD the
founding statements Of thos: who been cured by
them from dreadful Scoua, :DrOpsy. Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Neuralgia, jspesa. Internal palms.
bilious complaints. heartburn headAche govt and ma
less dangerous but still threatening ailments s,ch as
pies the lace, WORMS Nervous IrtabIity loss OF APP
petite, lrresua -tes Dizziness in head colds fever
Dysentery and Indeed every variety OF complaints for
which PHrsative remedy is required
These are random statements hut are
by YOUR own neiehbOrs and your own Physicians.
Try them once, ard you will never be without them.
Price p cents per boX-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DIR. e. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
a. {. GOOD 4! to, Wheeling
aga wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
GOMMtSSlOMNr'N Nnle,

by virtue oil decree OF tho circuit court OF Oli,,
~ ~, tnteied nj The Spring Trm 1857 in tile Cs,,
khsy"S Matthews vs. Dlahely, Sweeney ~ 20 aIl ID
met d Kahn IS same defendants viii proceed ia, az De
on Monday tie sih nj Ucinhor lSAi, al the front o :
ihe curt hnuse OF Ohn count -ihc following real
10 vii: Cone hili) ol lot No CiOu,) in sqttlre
II tlDuree) on 9Th Street in The city O WLc.l,u,
Ot Ot numbered i22 Gone hundred aud rwcnfyiy '',
JphI street IN said city, being tie lTO Is ul sad
~. This Is desirable property iIr residences s'
T;1ms af SODA Ciedit Of six, twelve and c,t,,
months VIII he given Tor he pun chase money lie NM
SCI giving bonds wiiIHpPIOvhd security brari
lron iac, and the tile bcius lcIati ed ti The M ~
mrtl is made. ''''
WIN. s. wICKHAM,
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Sale OF. ReaI Eistatn

TIL undersigned, EXECUTORS The last ~ M and
mont 81 Jonas C'Imb5ckcr, deCered wi'lyc al, ,r.lI.
AUCTION al Tie OGt dDOr Of tie CUu hOu al ohio,
IS, on Saturday the 9Th day October. 1850 lie ,l
ing real estate, To wii: the south half Of lot w. d
west sldc OF Main street IN The city at lce,' h.
III l'ct nom, aIh extending back TO Tue tNcl 1I.
has ON 1t larse ihtCe story brick dwelling with - ,,
LeSidcs the drug siO aud Office with gas ail W.T.
lures. a. good "uIhOuses. Tile house is Wei ii tsI
boarding house and alotbccAly shop, aud tue
Also, 10, No, "a on Clay and sixth S;Iec.g In III
purposes. ~ ''''
Tyms.-A credit OF six, twelve, Nnl eighteen month.
will be given on Tic purchase money, except 10
cash, the purChl giving IheiT ncsuliohle uors
good eEdOrser, he.rilg interest and eXerui,ea .I ~
trust on tie property ~ secure the rtciase mU,ty
JOHN II. CRIlNEACKEE
GEORGE HARrMAN
SPni;t0 uI l. (tluiI,urkpr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

O- There is probably no other man alive who
has had, during the last twenty years, Sd many
occasions to commence suits for libel as Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, the well known author and pub
Usher OF the Nelp York Herald. Leaving out oil
account the numerous p, rSonal chas:isenents i'll
hicted on him, lie has been aSsaed without mer-
cy in publications of all ranks and in Language OF
every degree of force; aud vel, so far as we are
aware, lie is now engaged in his first attempt to
Indicate the purity and reSpectabiIily oil his char
acter by legal means. In that trial we this morn
ing report at considerable length the proceedings
thus far had, and we dare say that the report will
be read with considerable interest. This case
should be COMPOUNDED with that famous one be-
tween the same parties in which Mr.. E. p. Fry
some time since obtained a verdict of ten thousand
dollars, subsequently Set aside for new trial.
That was prosecution in which Mr.. Fry was the
Plaintiff, who sued Bennett for libel; in the pres
ent case 1t is Bennett who attempts 10 recover
from Fry.
1t will 6eseen that the plaintiffs counsel en-.
deavoES to exclude from COURT great part Of the
defense, and thus TO deprive Mr. Fry of much Of
the grJund en- which he seems TO have relied to
maintain his cause. What the decision OF the
Judge will tie on this point remains to be seen;
but we fancy that, when the matter is brought be-
fore a jury, 1t will be impossible to prevent the
defendent from bringing the general reputation OF
Mr.. Bennett into consideration, even through he
should not be allowed TO DO 1t in precisely the
manner in which 1t is attempted at the beginning
OF the proceedings--Neno York Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Trust Sale
L u . y - d. C

OF RlTCHETOWN PROPERlY.
I(Y virtue Of deed of trr nor! Alexander &. Mar.
ID shall 10 The undersigned, dated lie t3.h day No.
venbcr 1864 and duly Acknowledged aud recorded a Tie
cIeih office Of the county COurt Tor Ohio county, vi
ia, IN boob ~ folio TO- ! sfail on
~ ondny the SIh day of October, 1885.
at II O'Clock at lire trent door the court uusc in
ilc city OF Wheeling, Virginia. expose to sale BIS ul,
auction To tie highest bidder, lO III qua
humber tir'HtyMiHc, III tie town OF South W.re & Ia
ONO county, Virginia, formerly called RitChCtowu, Ia
telher with all Tie Improvements TO said belonging
SpT I'ri,ie,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT In RITCHIETOWN

by virtue a deed OF lr1lst from Louis nusemau s,
vile to the UNDERSIGNED, dated 9Sd February IsJI
anu duy recO 'ded in tile clerks Office tie county
SHALL on the -
8Tm DAY oF 0croRER, 1865,
az II O'CLOCK. A. NJ at the front door he court house
The city UI Wheeling, expose to sale y bile ouco TO
LGe Isiest bldde lot number five (5j in square tcrn
90! M south Wheeling Formerly RiIchetOwn) on sud
lot is good bT with ry cellar good well Of
ler, etc. Sale POSitire, terms cash.
srStds WM. S. GoSHORN, Trustee
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Trust Sale
OF RlTCHlETOWN pROpERTV

- 80 CA1INA " W ~ NOI bnl
by virtue OF decd of trust from Martha NJ Marshall
10 ;c undersigned. dated the 10 iav of November
ISl, ahc duiy acknowledged and eCOred in the clerks
ounce Tue county court for OHIO county, Virginia, in
book 40 iOo ii, DC, shall on
MONDAY THE SIN DAYOP OCTOBER, 1855,
al O'Clock A. NJ. at tie dOOrO the court house in
the city OF Wheeling Virginia. EXPOSE TO safe by public
"uouon' 10 the highest bidder, Lot number Jiesn in
square humber I'reniy nine la the South Wheel
ing IN OH" county Virginia, formerly called Ritcelown
To- ether with all the inpIOV belonging
sp7 Trusic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

UA reverend gentleman in New York, few
Sundays since, seeing poor woman tottering up
one Of the asles of the church, waiting in vain for
some one of his congregation TO offer her seat,
paused in his sermon, descended from the pulpit,
showed her into his own pew, and quietly return
ed to his desk again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

Navy RETIRED Lrsr.-Excitement with refer
erence to its probable composition continues una
bated in naval circles. Unlike the Army, the
Navy has never before been thus subjected to the
pruning knife. In 1915. and again in 1922, the
Army y as reduced by order Of Congress-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

PorAro Ror IN vERNoxr.-The disease has
made its appearance in Rutland and Fair Haven.
Some fields are badly affected. and the disease is
rather on the increase, though the crop will be a.
bundant, without doubt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

gTThe Lafayette tIa.) Courier says tina. con,
tracts have already cen made for lOrge amounts
cfcoln to he delivered during the winter. and
previous to the opening II the canal the spring
at hrrnty crnts bnshel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

uA heavy frost was experienced in various pla-
ces in Connecticut and Massachus etts, on the
mornings of August 3Oth and slst. Clothes on
the line were stilfened, and thin scum of ice was
formed On several ponds of water. At ST. Johns
burg, Vermont, August s5th, considerable fall of
STOW was expert encej, aud the approach of the
winter king was acknowledged on all hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

\ uE. F. Dawson, formerly resident of X naw.
ha county, Va, accidentally shot himself few
weeks ago in Minnesota Territory, inficling q
wound which proved fatal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLlNS & BUSHF1EI.D.
spI3
You aUiH do aoeH

If you have Observation-Disclosures are suffering
from General Nervous Debility rocure at once
a bottle
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCrURE.
No medicine is 50 universally and permanently popular
7. II. LOGAN & Co. Genl Agents
spe0 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

uThe American Board of Commissioners for
feteigm missions met at Utica, N. Y, on the 18th
Mir. Frelinghuysen, the President. in tie chair
THE attendance was large.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20
DAGUERREoTYPEs.
Side and SkyligM Arran cement.

toE"E ana OHyLL9Ht arrangements
Ltkencsses taken with all the recent improvements
without any unnatural wheness of hair, grey appear
ance on black dresses Every stye OF always
hand.
Rooms, No 80 Monroe st. near theCOurt House.
ianl6-ly wM CowDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

Bon Friday afternoon week an accommodation
stage capsized near Ashville, N. c in which were
the Hon. Vim. Cain, tlate 1t. Governor Of South
Catohna.) aud wife, and the " ifs. two daughters,
and son OF Dr.. Elias HOrlbeck. of Charleston
Mrs. Cam was killed, dying in few minutes, and
all the Others were much injured and bruised So
it seems there are other ways to be killed, while
travelling, besides going on railrosds and steamboats,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

lIOArALrrF.-Fhe deaths in New York last week
were sos. an increase OF Pin Boston, I25, all
increase ofs7=in Philadelphia, I92, a Gecrease f
6O-and in Bsltimcre 1913, dectease Of 6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-20

uThe two baby shows. white and colOred,
opened in Boston on Tuesday last. In the former
there were exhibited $50 chileren, a large number
of whom are twas and tripIrts and veryins III age
ftom six months to twelve Yeas. In the latter
there are one hundrsi and thirteen, from month
old upwatds.-BOstOn is great place for isms,
baby ism included
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kEMOV AT,

hHIAO v Al.
NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand in Mar
w. ket square TO that new aud SPACIOUS warehouse
10. o. green ilon west side of Main Get ween
Monroe and Quincy, lately occupied by Mcssrs AMMAN
% Mcguire as commission house. re has on baud u
rye and general assortment OF Groceries and Liquors
which he Will sell at hocsae lowest n.ar kel price
AisO:-GunpOwder OF every description, safety
EuSe. srI5
ftALTlMu"t 40. behring's, barrels IN Store
ID and !Or sale low by
Spt0 n. REILLY
tNOA'S lncIHasI >IIC irCeIVed IL Se,n-
L e. 'CIry OF Wheeling AID iOr sale Ly