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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18
A swINDLBR ABRoAD-LooK
OUT FOR HIM.,

Editors Glceeland Herald
GESTLENBN Some week or ten DAYS ago a
young man came into our Office, and in a fast
hashy confidence sort of way, introduced him
self as the Examining clerk of the American
Exchange Bank, n. Y. city, travelling in part
for health, and part to increase the correspond
ence of his Bank. After some conversation, in
which Mr.. Steb6ins manifested some acquaint-
ance with business, and Just as he left the of
fice he remarked that he expected letters at this
point, and THAT certificate would be very con-
venient, as he was getting short. In about half
an hour, Mr.. Stebbins again came in, and after
speaking upon business, remarked that his let
terS had failed to come, and that he must get
some one TO cash draft for him. Inquiring for
documents showing authority to draw-failing
to bring out letters orany thing relative to his
alleged business, we declined his draft and pass
ed him on as a Swindlcr. DESTROYS of ascertain
ing whether we were right or wrong in our con-
illusions, we wrote Am. Elk. Bank, and reply
from cashier Murray shows that "Mr. Stebbins,
the Examining Clerk" is swindler, and that
said Bauk has no such man in their employ, and
that the Bank is daily receiving letters of inuui-
ry, drafts, &c, from Banks and Bankers who
have been yictimized il various parts of the
country.
Description. Hat, fancy, thin city rig,
brown in color, and rakish in appearance; hair
brown; face clean shaved, except q violent
moustache, same color as hair; dress flashy and
fast; height about it. s inches persoiI rather
square; hand white, fat and unused to labor;
eye restless and disinclincd to meet yours, cspe-
cialiy in conversations; address rather calculated
to deceive, especially any one who has not seen
much of the elephant. 'Mr. Stebbins" is prob
ably broken down clerk ont of situation
and character. Should arrest follow and evil
dence be wanted, we will give the names of some
of the sufferers application
j. S. REED & Co.
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IMMIGRATION 10 y1RGEA.-A party of SO
German and French emigrants passed through
tynchburg on Monday, en- route for Whythe
Co.. Va, where they intend settling. The Rich
mond Dispatch says they are the pioneers of a
colony to be founded in southwest Virginia by
eaPittists Of France, who have already mad
sending 1900, of which numbsr. $50 will b,
o,e shortly. The Governor of the Colony.
Charles Hatman, was with the party which ha
just goae, and among the number were three
Cr,rlean Veterans
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PEsTuNEp sREATH-whst lady or gentleman would re.
main un the curse Of disagreeable when ,,s
ing the bALN OF THOUSAND FLOwERs rntifrce would
not only render sweet but leave the white AS anbn
!he subject Is 80 delicate, their friends will never mention
M souT sinGls drop of the "Baln" your tooth brush
last year. M ''
BEAUTIETt CoNPt acquired bv using
me balm OF Thousand Flowers" It will reno re tan MIN
pes ana the skim leaving soft and rose
the face night aud morning, f'' W Sn
SHAVING MADE EAsY-wet your shayins-brush in either
warm or cou water pour three drops BaIm Of
Thousand PloweTs' the beard we'll and h vjII 49,
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operaon
ing. Price only fifty cents 80 - f ~ Va S4"''
, p 81 - --a W. P. FETRIDGH CO.
POr sale by !, a. LOGAN CO ~ j ell y1s
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For The IntelllSenceE.


'Thc Democratic party has abandoned every
principle of its faith."-E. J. Rhett, of South
Carolina.
Well may modern Democracy be called sham
Democracy. Having abandoned all its princi-
pies and faith, yet clings to the name of Democ-
rscy as a talas,nauic word ofpowerand strength,
having thus Abandoned their faith, the soirt-
IorEsrs of the South, the Governors of States;
taas is, States with sham Democratic Governors,
with notable Gizzard Foot, are moving earth and
the devil to dissolve the Union. Yet while these
facts exist. there are some Wings (they must be
sham Whigs,) ready and willing to help on this
party to the destruction of the Union.
We trust that the people of Virginia and the
South, will no longer be blinded to the interests
they have in the Union, and at once shake Oft
party shacklcs, and come up to the only nation
al Union-Ioving party and vote for Fillmore and
Donclson, and it will go far to crush out this dis
organizing spirit, which sham Democracy have
made 50 rife in the South, and whose course has
built up :. Northern party equally anxious for
dissolution. Let fanaticism, whether in the
North or South, be crushed out The Wing
and American parties alone can do it. Come
then, to the rescue of our Union, for Fillmore
and Donelson. UNION.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18

TnE souxD OF TnE CHURCH Gorvc Bella
letter from Widen, of August 9th, says:-"Wo
have this morning heard sound which the peo-
pie of Bulgaria have not heard for ages, the
sound of bell calling the Christians to church,
to thank God that the Sultan has been pleased
to restore to us our liberty of Worship Widden
is the first Bulgarian town that has received a
hell - "
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REAL ESTATE SAWS
Trustees ST.

pY yIrtua OF deed Of trust from Co.,
~ wife TO dated June e2d iS5i ma ~,
oSs oGg tn S a; .Ss i Desd Book Is
County on Monday the first DAY Of ss. .SGr ole
s stss a aS as to st the highs. n.T CO @ @
. on ZEE St5eet n me Fiith Ward OF tie sir
lot No. (s4 twenty four, Situated on Wat lar, ~
Fifth WuSdi Of the Cy or Wheeling street IN liz i
TERMS OF SALE.-One third OF the r,,r.,
ed IN Cash on the day Of sale and tr rgi. ~ L. rse-
o. SIN anu twelve months from al 'sl
EiNIn; I "ohI VIVA good security f lr-
1he DAY ~, 81 sale an, the title to be retained A.
Selling n Trustee shat! conysy ,,,,- .,,
cd In me by said deed of trust, '' tIe A. Is y..,
n The above sale Is again ad;o,r,, ~
Sd day Of November, 1856. ~ unit Monday Il,
oe,le-zt hO"A ARD H. EITZMUGH
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DECISION IN REGARD TO THE LORDS SUPPER
The Old Lutheran Tennessee Synod, by its del
egate, the Rev. Mr.. MoSer, submitted to the last
Missouri Synod, the mother and champion of
orthodoxy, the all-momentous inquiry, whether
the bread ut the communion table must be cut
or brokcni We are amazed that the Missouri
ans had the hardihood to undertake the solution
of this profound and.exceedingly important que
ry, and think they should have left it for the
consideration and decision of an Ecumenical
Council, and then, before final annunciation,
secured the sanction of the Pope and his Cardi-
nails in Rome. Bnt they absolutely had the pre-
sumption to deliberate over the subject, and ac-
tually to decide it! The conclusion they finally,
after solemn consultation and an ample and i'm
prcssiye exchange OF opinion, arrived at was
that it is hetcrodoS to break the bread, and that
1t must he cut. The minister must cut the
bread in small pieces, but breaking it must by
all means be avoided.
1t is true, Christ broke the bread at the insti-
tuition of the ordinance; apostle Paul uses the
language, "the bread which we break; and the
inspired penman expressly informs us that the
carly Christians continued steadfastly r.
and in breaking of bread" But what signifies
all this? much weightier argument over-bal-
ances the example of Christ, the apostles. and all
the primitive disciples. What is il? We ven
ture to assert that our most learned and sagaci-
Gus readers could hardly fad it out 1t is stat
ed that theSicrman Reformed break the bread
in the Eucharist, in order to symbolic the pas
sion and death of Christ, and that they thus sill
emily reject the doctrine that his body and blood
are essentially and verify present, and impaired
/ to the COMMUNICATE. Hence, our Missouri
brethren declare that church in which the
bread Is broken cannot possible be recognized as
faitful church, and he who denies this is
establishment, "a wicked servant "--LuM Obs.
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THE SLAVERY AG1TArIoN.-The Presbytcrv of
Hanover met in Liberty, Bedford county, Va. on
the lst instant Rev. j. w. r. Handy, of Ports
mouth, Va, was chosen moderator, and Revs.
L. P. Ledoux and V. II. Matthews, clerks. A.
mong the resolutions adopted was ono express
ing decided disapprobation of the continued ag-
Assembly, and declaring in favor ofthc Prcsby.
terry separating from the Assembly, in case the
agitation is continued, and, with others, Joining
in the establishment of Southern Presbyterian
church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18

Successful VoYAGE FROM Chicago TO LIVER
FooI.-The European Times of the 9th ult. no.
tees a successful commercial experiment of
much importance and OF a rather startling de-
scription. This is no less than the voyage of
the schooner Dean Richmond from Chicago, ILL.,,
direct to Liverpool, with cargo of 400 tons of
grain. The Richmond is described as n rakish
schooner of $50 tons register, drawing nine and
a half feet of water. A direct voyage like this,
which saves trsnshipment at Buffalo or New
York, must it is clear pour into England the
produce of the Northwestern States of the I'm
ion by way of the St Lawrence, at a price which
cannot fail to add to the trade and wealth of both
countries. In point of time and cheapness no
doubt is entertained that the new route will sue
cessfully compete with the New York or Black
Sea routes to England. The Richmond made
the passage in GO days, which included $500
miles Of inland waters; hut she was detained IL
days in the St. Lawrence, and that delay is not
likely to occur again. The voyage opens a
new era in the grain trade, well as in ship
navigation. Chicago, that wonderful port of tho
Lakes, will receive new impetus upon the road
TO metropolitan greatness.-BlM american
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SPECIAL NOTICE
why do You .aaer when YOU MN, be well.

Why do You suffer when you may be well E
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEpIlTr-Extract James Harris,
EGGS Letter, Alexandria, w.:
After speaking of wonderful himself he says-
Mrs II has been suffering with Liver complaint aud with
inability, constantly complaining from weakness through
her system She now enjoys better health than for
thirty years. being entirely restored by use of amp-
tons vesetahle Tincture.'
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & CO.,
oct16 Bridge corner Druggists
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Dye For the Naturalization is not attained
b. Incidence and easei crossOt road to unver-
sal favor. The world will be blown like chaT into
channel indicated by imators. Witness
fame BACHELORS HAIR DYE won br watching when
others slept by intrinsic worth and truthful
nature. WARRANTED to disappoint the hopes
of those who It, Made sold, or applied Mt the Wig
Factory, es broadway, York See that each box has
wM A. BACHELOR on, no others are genuine soly BY
T. IT, LOGAN & CO.,
sP291m bridge Corner Druggists.
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DIR. j. Hedges

LIZ. j. hedges
FEVER e AGUE ANNIHILAToR
FEVER and Asue, chis and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form of Intermittent Fever whether long
'ns speedily safely and efecuny cured by the use Of
DR.. ]. Hedges Annihilator.
This preparations entirely free from all metallic poison
such AZ Arsenic Mercury compounded from ex
tracts purely vegetable. certain safe and ecaeious
remedy snd taken in all kinds Of weather. The Fro.
pretor has used the article in his private practice for
several years. and In failed effect perfec,
cure when the directions have been followed In no poss
Ole way piuFe the system butts adapted to all ages
sexes and constitutions can be given to the infant Of
month old with much safety adult and can be
kept in any climate. It needs encsmium no long array
OF tHstmony'0 herald its efficacy It's within It:
'"Hd to the invalid it will prove of than ar
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, " j., and
never genuine without his signature
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by a. c. GOOD Co., Drug
ESs' wheens Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DEcANP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western states,
mI':em IS Courtl&nd ST. New York.
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Trust Sale

1F virtne Of Deed Of trust executed To me- hy C,
- utrd,nan lated January 18th 1856 ami rt,n-,. -
the Gi.rHS office "f Ohio county Deed Bank ~ H. a..
~, VIII 'ellat public auction the nor Of q -
hou>. of Ohio county, Ut SATURDAY TIL st Of NOyE,trgt
a. T. NJ the proper'% i" said deed vcy 20 IL me- -,
the center TWENTY-FIVE feet r 81: and rear II LIT ~ re-.
hu'dreh aid SIX, Geo aud the north twenty two !-t
south twenty tao feet front and year Of OF raa.a a.
hundred and hvr y and the uorth ,r,
and rear of lot numbered hundred and four n :;
on Market s:reetin Center Wheeling tT,sr ini.
the usual depth, portion of the front having en-
10 me CITY OF wheeling for Market Hnusr, Is .n Z. a.
ny reieren ;e TO deed from Gill ard wifi. Cit II Nj
,ng Also, lot numbered one hundred aud two icsaE:
S195 Terms fsale, cash
will convey only such title as Is vested IN ne b.s
deco. NC. GOOD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18

ELEcnoN REruaNs-one ofthe most remark
able features Of modern improvement in the IA
cility with which the result of an election is at
once made known through the country. A few
years ago anxious suspense prevailed as the re.
suits camein from county after county and from
State after State. And now what difference!
Thanks to the magnetic telegraph and untiring
efforts in overcoming impediments, there can be
no question that, after the fourth of November
next the results Of the election will be known
WITHIN few hours in both New York and Penn
sylvania. Where the telegraph is not laid, ex-
presses win be run, and a vast expense has al
ready been incurred for expresses. In fact, of
one thing, at least, VIC may be certain, that on
that eventual subsequent day, there will be an
amount of scamperiug and reporting effected
such as was never before paralleicd in any coun-
try whatever since the beginning oftime. Some
thing of tho same sort will begin this evening,
xnd, if tho wires play their tunes correctly, We
shall be able to exchange returns with Indiana
and Ohio tomorrow. a wonderful advance on
by-gone years.-Phil. Bulletin.
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Trust sale q Real Astate.

I0Y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed v Geo.s Hart.
man to me, bearing date December 20 1851 ana record
S In the CLERKS Once of Ohio Count, Court; in Dsl
30, at iot" .l will expose to sale br pubic H.
front door of the Court House Ohio couatv Q, Muss
September 18TH 1856, the estate conveyed to me- in
Deed, being Lots Nos. l, . !, in Square NJ L.
the town of South Wheeling
TERMS OF SALE.The sum Of 1912 a cents and ;h-
for IN" residue.
s-The above sale is postponed until Monday III, 81.
day OF October, 1886.
JAS. II. STOUT,
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We find tho following communication from
some gentleman of this city, in the Richmond
Enquirer:
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
WHEELING, Sept. %, 1856.
Gcntiemen:-We have had to contend against
all the isns; but we have from our early and
systematic action, the vantage ground beyond
any other district in the state. The majority for
Buchanan in this district will be about p
$50. II may reach $500.
Along the borders of the free States of Ohio
and Pennsylvania, the feeling against Fremont,
and the party he represents, is terrible. have
been, for the last ten Jays, in both States, and
will send you thep papers, describing the meetings.
The enthusiasm Of our friends is beyond conccp-
ception / never expect to see anything like
it again. have addressed acres of living men
and women, aud the feeling which animated them
was enough t'to create soul under the ribs of
death" It was the splendid vision Of the war
horse Of Job, snuffing the battle afar off in the
breeze, his nesk clothed with thunder, and un-
der the rafting spear and shield, crying Ha! Ia!
in the midst of the captains ann shouting
a more gallant and determined fight than our
friends are making in both States, never
was witnessed. Pennsylvania acin rote for Be
ehFHTR, in November; and if Fillmore polls
+0, 600 votes in Ohio, We shall succeed even there
! have not much hope of that, however. The
contest IS not conducted by any argument upon
the power of Congress over the territories, I'M
der the Constitution. 7Het is assumed to be
sovereign and supreme; and then their orators
appeal to the worst and most dangerous passions
of the multitude, eking out their venom upon
extraneous issues, which pander to the prcju-
dices ofState or section. Toombs bill and
Dunn's bill enables US to strip the hide from
their hypocrisy in the free States. They have
been GOd-sends TO US, in connection with the
votes in the House last session. Public Scnti-
ment is settling down rapidly in our favor, under
the force of public discussion, and if the con-
tcSt could be prolonged two months, we would
have an easy victory We shall have 81 narrow
escape as tits The friends Of Fillmore see this,
and esch day renders the fusion with the repub-
iicans more complete. The Union has absolute
iy becomes hackneyed theme, and pnans have
been sung to it 50 often that it has cloyed upon
the public mind The whole nation seems to
take up the smooth Tipped shell to the ear, and
is even now listening with delight to the mimic
soundings of that wild ocean which must soon
enSuiph this cOnfcderacy. Jefferson, the great
philanthropic thinker of the revolution. was
right. His letter to Holmes is in the process of
futtilment, for the present contest is repricvc
only and not final sentence" But enough!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-18

WE WANT TO SAY a WORD on lwo about DALLARDs HAIR
DYE. The subject delicate one persons
who Hair Dye don't discussing subject
However, just hint to tsm soto rocs that this art
Gle has taken the highest premium the Worlds Fair
the Fairs of the American 1nsttue endorsed by
such chemists Chiffon rorEy and that they want
Dye that be distinguished nature
they had better purchase DALLARp'S at $50 rrOadway
Ep29-lmdaw
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE.-The Richmond Enqui-
rer of Tuesday, contains n correspondence, the
first letter of which is challenge TO Hon. John
NJ Bolts, from Roger ~ Pryor, ESQ in which
the following language is made:
determined to afford you no apology for eva
ding the issue with myself, consented to come
down to a level With your son. Having diSpos-
cd of him, now confront you, and demand the
satisfaction which gentlemen are always ready
to render those upon whom they have inflicted
wrong and insult"
This letter is dated the 18th instant, and on
the following day Mr.. Bolts replied in long
communication, pcremptorily declining to meet
Mr.. Pryor. Mr.. Bolts reviews in detail the
ground upon which the challenge is made; de-
nies having influenced his son i'll seeking a CON
tiict with Mr.. Pryor, and states that on the CON
trary he took every possible means TO prevent
such occurrence; and among other reasons for
his own determination not to engage in duel,
gives this conclusive one in the eyes Of sensible
men
Your life could not be the value of pins
point to me, and am sure should derive no
! comfort from making your wife widow oryour
children iathcrlcss-thcrcforc, | have no desire
to take it whilst my own life is not only of val
ne to me, but Indispensable to the support and
happiness of my family, and hope to make it
useful to my country-therefore, am not dis
posed to place it at your disposal"
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WILSON KING.


49,. st. Louis. June %, 1888.
PROP. WOOD: As you are about to prepare and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative YOU
guest opinion Of 1t, will state that my was
months very and after using bottles your
Hair Restorative it resumed its original color;
application all dandrun las disappeared from head
have been troubled with disagrecaJle itching
scalp am satisfied that those who will
it, as gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled
am prepar d, therefore, recommend its who
are DESTROYS OF having beautiful head of hair.
am sir, yours, &c.
II. L. STEWART.
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Ambrotvpes for Sl

rARTR1DGE,a at lis and spacious rooms with fac IL
ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any in the country, and superior any in the city,
these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. lie is prepared Ambroypcs so
they can he by mail without postage Also to set
them in lockets and pins, price Daguerreoypes-
Pictures made for customers specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Aukinds Of materials used In the business for sale
Rooms eattsde Of Main st. above Monroe, Marsh
TayIOr's new store nnr1a
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s The ertsF'0n srrlLEp-ADAAs was awarded tAe Hl4s
premium for the best DaguerreOtype kenCss Mt III. lat,
fsF in this CITY, Also premium for best display Of
suerFeOsypes oSE H1SDhED Dollars viii be given to any
Arffst In rGfnia who equal his pictures either on
Glass or Silver plate Call his Gallery lss Main street.
corner Of uaEon and examine his Ambropes Daguerreo
apes Hna Phstrsrsphs. oetIi
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'CtLL.iS. yours
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
vineennes, Ia, June II, 1853.


D,nr - ,vo,,, FlIcennts, IA JUNO IT IssN5.
AsNou are about to manufacture and ven! your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative will
ever may that have IT, Lnown others
to use tt-iat have, for seveTul years,
using other Hair RcstOrItiVvs, yours vastly
superior to Other know 1t entirely
Of dandrul and with months proper use, will
persons nir tho original texture
living 1t healthy soft and glossy appearance; and all ;h
without liscolorng the hands that apply
which drops. would therefore, recommend its USE to
every DESTROYS OF having color texture to the
hair. Respectfully, yours,
WILSON KING
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RHEUMATISM.
Ey-.c ~ FEtA,...s. 1U-.,L H.

GroEor W. HrSbERsos, Of Pittsburgh. says:-
'fter suffering three with rheumatism part
of the time severely Inc to my bed have
been entirycured byuslng Holland Blt.ers
have had since, found instantaneous
relief i'm the medicine 1t is, nay opinion sure
remedy for RheumSttsm.p-
cArErOSTo prevent imposition, careful to ask for
Doerhave's Hollqad Btters
EsOld at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. by the
PrOprietOrs, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa.;ani by LAUGH1LNSf BCSKF2EZD,
oe'le Wheeling, Va.
THE ilOarhound Baisnm. is now before the PEG.
pie.
nareyOu cough cold, your chilIren suffering
with hOarseness, Wheezness &c. If SO, get bo,le Is
pleasant safe and cfrctuaI
For sale by II. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Rridrr conner Druggists