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nor RENT-ONE PARLOR AND CHAM
Il beI wiz another small bedroom joining to-
gsther, neatly furnished Ind ge,y can"einent are
FOR rent. Pennsylvania avenue, oppo, te w illsrds'
Hotel, No 2l5 Apply at the premises.
ian Ia costs
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E'OR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
Il BILE residence on street, between 10th and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
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JEWELhH.
GyINEER

SrRAYED OR srOLEN-A SMALL sEr.
~ TER SLVr about four months old, 90
has yellow ears and curly white BODY, ana tall
she Is somewhat flea bitten about the feet. She
strayed or was taken nom Thomson g. Reese
restaurant on Monday. suitable reward will
be given fos lts return 10 $50 Penn ave ian "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

To REGULATE THE LIVER is one of the Physi-
clans principal aims in all cases of debility or
weakness of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows. Icgy
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
Of DIR. Sanford during years of practice, where
the LIVER INvreouAToK was used with the great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no ease has it been recommended
for the of any disease until it has been fully
tried, and known to be beneficial in the treat.
,nent Of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from a disordered Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, bilHousness, weakness
of the back or spine. stomach aud bowel de-
rangernent, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the Invigcrator, curing the Liver and :
moving the cause. sept5-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

BEarSSNo OF TUE JEWISH NEw-YEAR.-sat-
urday was the beginning of the Jewish New
Year 06iS, or Rosha Shona. The Israelites of
This eity-those sound in the faith-were COM
me'norn'ing the day in the Synagogue, above the
I"ts't'9faoer Office, and continued their worship
until Sunday evening. Next Wednesday is
,iom CybOr," or Sin Offering, upon which day
all true adherentS to the Jewish doctrine must
abstain from ealing, drinking, smoking, and ey-
eFything calculated to give worldly pleasure to
the human body. The entire day-twenty four
hanrs-is to be spent in prayer and worship in
the Synagogue or in called meetings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21
FROM NEw YORK.

SEPr i19-'rhc N. Y. Herald says the total
shipment Of specie was nbout $I,6oO,On0. Of
this amount, we are Informed, thc,fnlldwing a,
insured in foreign offices, viz: Wells Fago s
Co., S3OO,OOO Duncan, Sherman & Co., $780,
600; Roht. Hallett & Co., $l0o,01n; ASpenwall
& Co, 500, 900; VIM Huge & Co., $50,UOO-
Total insured in Europe, S700,UUu.
There is alSoa lumor That several other In
suramccs have been similarly tnkcn amounting
to between, 100000 aud $l5n,0DO, SO that TIE
actual loss OH the home Offices was not over
$4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

EXTENSIVE Jan DE,IvEnv.-we learn that
quite a delivery took place from the Kanawha
county Jail on Wednesday of last week. Five
prisoners made their escape by getting through
the cailing of their room, up to the roof and
then letting themselves down into the yard with
bed cords. Their names were Rufus V. Raines,
Coroner Stegall, Henry Skylcs, Mike Farrell and
Jonathan Casio. The first three were awaiting
a trial for notorious conduct Mike Farrell on
charge of larceny-Casto was serving out his
sentence of imprisonment for robbing the mail;
and had nearly served his time The Sheriff
and Jailor offer reward of $25 each for their
apprehension.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

EDrrYrNe-The market people were greatly
amused on Saturday morning by little rencoun-
ter between old Crawford and the Market Master.
Old Crawford gets drunk, MS every one who
knows old Crawford knows. He is perfectly
harmless, inofTcnsivc man, but very anoying at
times. He was particularly so on Saturday
morning when he went staggering around the
different stalls hugging the market women,
brandishing his arms and carrying on "hiero.
glyphically, and generally. The Market Mas.
ter attempted to put him out, and the old man
pulled back to the infinite amusement of the
large number of people present Crawford is
sent to bail about once day, regular, to sober
up and and released to get drunk again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

ACCIDENT IN a CoAI BAxk.--John IIutchison,
one of the proprictors of n coal bank in Ritch
ietown, was very badly injured by the fall Of a
body of slate, while engaged in the mine on
Saturday. one of his legs was badly smashed
aud bruised from the knee down, and he received
several severe cuts. 1t was hoped he would re-
cover without the loss Of the injured limb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

BAXx OF KANAwHA-Tho KAnawha RspuI.
lean of last week says: Our gallant Bank q
Kanawha has we believe, completely weathereo
the storm-and has reached the port of safety.
It has promptly aud fairly met all its liabilities
If its notes are not at par. everywhere, all We
have got to say, is they ought to be. lor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

Tue RivEa.-The river had risen about four
inches on Saturday, and we had another heavy
rain, upon the afternoon of that day. The
MSfmoTa passed down on Saturday morning for
Cincinnati. She was drawing two feet water
The Aurilla Wood, landed short distance be-
low the wharf, being afraid to come up over the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

RIVER AND WEATHER.
ST LOUIS, Sept. l7.-No change iii the river
Weather wet and cool.
PlrTsBuRGn Sept. lO.-River 2 feet & inches
by metal mark, rising slowly. Weather wet
Mercury 68 dogs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21
THE DAILY INTBLLIGBNCER
sIIpI.RI(lR MEMS ~

wthave just received this oaiee another lot Of BuTFs
superior cEs Inkte best in the country Orders from
country Offices promptly filed. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

County, coU.,T.-on Saturday in tho case of
the Commonwealth, VS.. Monroe Wells, for pas.
sing counterfeit money, the defendant was
discharged. Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Miller.
for same offence. The defendant was sent on to
the Circuit Court for further hearing.
Fuss ~ TIE FANrLY.-A Mrs. Dunn, was sa-
terday sent TO Jail by Aid. Newly at tie iu-
stance and upon the testimony of her sister
Aid. MrCOurtney hada similar case.
Oh, what sight it is to sec,
A holy family agree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

Is BAD WAY.-For the last two weeks quite
a number of German and Irish emigrants, have
presented tickets at tie offices here, which they
purchased in New York, to go to Cincinnati,
Louisville and other points below. The tickets
are sold by railroad to this city, and from here
to the points below by steamboat. There are
few or no boats running from this point now,
and the consequence is, the tickets arc no ac-
count upon arriving here. Many of these poor
people have laid out their all in their tickets,
ana are brought 40 a stand hvIu in destitute
condition. A day or two since we met an old
man and his grandson at one tf our police Of
fees, who stated that lac was the owner of one
of these tickets and had not sufficient money to
take him to the end of his journey, and on Sa-
turday we saw whole family in the same con-
dtion. e -=s=-t. -s5s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

FEDERAL coURr.-This court adjourned on
Saturday morning, aud the officers and attach
es left in the afternoon for Charleston. The
term for the Kanawha district commences to-
day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21

Tue WAY TmixGs AXE TESDIXG-Reed Of a
Work Houss-This subject Of erectinga Work
House has not only been agitated by the press
Of this city, but by many prominent and OBJ
serving citizens, who have devoted an honest,
sober reflection to the moral condition Of the
town, but up TO this time, discussion of the
matter has resulted in no action. We have in
this city, at this very moment, scores Of disso
lutte and abandoned women, without houses,
without friends, without decent habilliments,
and without "w.lereon to lay their heads.'-
They sleep in stables and sheds by day, and
prowl the streets by night, stealing their sub
sstence, corrupting our youth, insulrin ;respect-
able ladies' and carrying on a horrible system
of debauchery, the inevitable tendency of which
must be obvious to all. We have also, scores
of small boys, between the ages of twelve and
fifteen, fatherless, guardianless, and reckless,
who care for nothing, have nothing to do, moth
ing to eat, and half the the time 'nothing to
wear" except what they can steal They can
be seen at all hours of the night and day, per-
petrating petty thefts, cropping about dark al
leys, creating disturbances among themselves,
and by their wicked, reckless conduct rendering
the Suects unsafe Ior pedestrians. II may also
astonish some parents, who tIatter themselves
they are exercising fatherly care over their
children, to know that their sons are gradually
falling into course of conduct, which must re-
suit in almost certain ruin. We assure our
readers that the parnding of these deplorable
matters before the public, is not pleasant task
to us, but they facts, plain, "round unvnr-
nished, which all who have taken the trouble
to glance at, cannot fail to admit True, the
women, and boys, and men alluded to, are
arrested daily and sent to jail to that delecta
able institution, the chain gang for few days,
but upon being released they go gock to their
old occupation of thieving and debauchery, with
an increased recklessness We think our SOBER
observing citizens cannot but conclude sooner
or later, that we must hare cork Aovse; we
know of nothing else that will save us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21
M MISREPRESENTATION,

ICA11OC ofS41EEEG4IIo.
IMPROVED ESSAAiRLED EAItz1IGHT FRE1T JARS q
THE only artiee That can used year after gear and
answer good purpose for preserving Fruits, SsEtJa
bles, &C., their natural state. The body Of the Mare
perfectly sO'i the glaze pure al = slsss the Jars
all Metallic substance. They tTee from any
objection poison, light porouSnes&s &c, &C., which have
condemned the and Cans made Of other mHteTlhs
Pun directions accompany each For sale, Whoesslei
aud retail, at the House Furnishing Store OF ~
=. =, M flEa 3 <. DUNBAR 4 co.,
siy2I IFS Main Street. Wheeling, Var
SKIRT aGAALES "a
lust received, q few Gross Shirt Canes, by
81 ives j. GRAVES
NRbNOH UnTsrts white received q
Il fmya0. HEIsKELL & SVYEARISGES,
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lat mOvdI.
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,

SURGEON DlGNI1S1,
HAS removed his office to l4l Market strtet,.R
few doors .T Sb ;S.. MonrsS ,sarS OSs.s Ma H.
perform operation execute artificial work the
Dental profession.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
hn lie hopes by his particular attention, carefuness ard
experiences merit continuance Of the same, which he
ectfitlly solicils.
~ pr. wihcne gives his especial attenonto the op.
department o Dentistry and for permanent,
Increasing patronage he relies upon that conf
dence which his work In this community has tended to
create. q
N.B.-oAice open a. ail hours. ap2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21
TRANSPORTATION
Change of Schedule.
IaEza E5z3 Sc s 81,
Zsils{s Sf74Sts l. - -
TnAEsron1A1Ios oyyloE B. { Q. r.

WNetTIilg SIlItIONl June IZth, ISOI.
ON and after Sunday evening June 18Th. the Passenger
will this daily S:lO n. $3.50
r. n. and 1C r. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at S:1O A. NJ,
Will receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. 4.aEza-
The Express Train daily at $3.50 P. NJ, will receive and
passengers following stations only Benz
wood, M0undsve Cameron, Burton, Beuons Ferry, Graf
ton Rowcsbur, Piedmont, Cumberland No IL W. Station,
Sir Johns Rum Martnsbrg, Harpcrs Ferry, MOnocacy,
SykesYIlle and Washington Junction. - e44t rs
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
10, p NJ win receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations 7i
The Trains will arrive as follows aiITrain
A. ~. Express Train At s25 A. Nj Accommodation Train
= Wv W. s. wooDs1DE, Superintendent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-21
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1857.

Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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WHOLESALE MARK EFT.
CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES,
by I. Va. PUIIPMRBK.
WnErLISo, Sod. d, ISL.

, --------7z7l-777 > = - =
lsklrtiuE.. -. go
Calf, . dog. AUG IS
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PERFECTION. OF MECHANISM. 81
American Improvements in :

THE BEST TINE KEEPER AT THE LOWEST COST,
Blythe aid Of great in hRchinsry and
new and original We are now able %
naehiues SO true and delicate and our sstel p
complete, that every watch must be hn
eonuterrart The iDIrVygyhts new simple and
beautiful in plan and construction and have been Proos
ced by the ab.est judges auess principle Snd guHI
ity Zach engraved "ApPLyTos, rRGcT Co., EsI-
tsm Mass. adds accompanied by rtineGte 81 gtpu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-16

Sugar continues 10 decline. i'has reached
\ falling "a Of three rents per ppand. FROM
the highest point. aud the bottom has not vet
been touch. The los. upon the amount
stored in New YORK alone j. estimated at
something like seven millions oi dollars.
The TALL will yet 20 much father. twice ..
lar We hope. The la,t i that The crops II
sugar premise ID be good. LnUi,i.na will
produce fnlly taiee a. much n II did st
year. Cuba aud Br.zi promise equally well.
AID there can be no reason for the MAINTAIN
anee u famine prices Tor sugar aud moasses.
People will get TO grosing surghum and
using long sweetening.' rather than longer
submit 10 the uncomfortable extoIuon prsc-
ti,ed on them for snne time past. Sorghum
j. farly on the road 10 be permanent .ddi.
ton u onr agriculture IN The southern
states. Nriihet tile amount nor quality Of
tie juice will justify IL cultivation North 81
Mason & Dixon's linr. where the sacehsrine
matter j. nOti1lly developed frum the imprr.
feet.ripening IL the plant. The cane va. Fret
brought to France irum Chins, and expert.
ments there and IN Algeria have shown Tia,
il does moi yield remnneratiyely in North.
err climate, while Il dies ~ southern one.
/ ludeed. i.sesen said that after few gem
ciations North. il will lose is distinctive
prprerir. suTar.prodoesr, and drgrner.
aic into the ordinary millrl, or broum-
cutn. VII Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-16

an example Of justice and hcne6ceace,'
You can greatly assist me in arriving al this
blessed contamination BIZ exerting your IN
iluence in allaying the existing sectional ex-
citement on the subject of slavery, which
has been productive of much evil and no
good, and which, if it could succeed in at
tanning its object, would ruin the slave as
well as his master. This would be work
of genuine philanthropy. Every day Of my
life | feel how inadequate | am to perform
the duties Of my high station without the
continued support Of Divine Provideace !;
vet, placing my trust in Him, and Him atone,
entertain good hope that He will enable
me to do equal justice to all portions Of the
Union, and thus render me an humble in
strument in restoring peace and harmony
among the people of the several States.
Yours very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Rev. Nathaniel w. Taylor, D. D.. Rev. Theodore D
Woosey, D. d. LII. D., Hon. Heury Dutton, Rev
David Smith, d. D., Rev. J. HAYES, y. D. am
others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-16
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON.

The Hon. Charles Augustus Murray, II
NJ. Envoy 10 Persia. thus describes, ~ a pri-
vate letter, a singular atmospheric nhennme.
non that occurred at Bagdad: About an
hnnr before sunset was sitting with my
mira reading some Persian letters. when on
a sudden became sensible Of au unusual ob.
scuraiion Of the light On The paper; jumped
up. aud on going 10 the window observed
4 huge black clnud approaching from the
Northwest, exactly as il 4 pail were being
drawn over the lace % the heavens. ltmust
have travelled with considerable rapidity-
for ii less than three minutes We were en-
yeloped in total darkness !; a darkness more
intense than ordinary midnigll, when neither
moon nor stars are visible. Gripping nv way
amidst chairs and tables. succeeded in
striking a light; aud then feeling assured
that sinooln 81 some kind was canning on,
called TO my servants to come ~ aud shut
the windows, ~ they were all npen. the
weather having previously been very spliry.
Nhllr they we're dong - the WIND increaseh.
and bnre with il sucl, dense volume u lnsi
DC sand, that before they could succeed 10
closing tho windows the rom was entirely
flied 50 that the tables anJ furniture were
speedily covered. Meanwhile panic seiz.
ed the whule city the Americans aud other
Christian sects rushed through the gloom to
confess and pray in the churches; women
.hrleked, and the men II all classes Frustrated
themselves 10 prayer. believing that The eud
IL the world hal arrived. Afr sinrt timc
The black darknrs, WI. succeeded III red
Iurid glare. such a. never s.w III any pri
II The world, aud can only liken i ID the ~.
feet that might BE- produced il al London
we're 10 ennhagra,iun IN heavy iug. Ia
me il was more striking than tie pre,iou'
utter darkness. aud reminded me II that
i" darkness visible" IN which the genus oil
Milton placed the demons. and horrid shapes
Of The internal reginns. This lufiJ log wa,
doubtless accustomed BIZ the RAYS of The ives.
tern SIN shining nbliquely on the rays u The
Ri sand Or dust which had been raised from
some distant desert. and bnrne along on tie
blsst. enclose you specimen ~ TIE dust
Tie Arab, here think il came ffon Nrjd
After about al hour or two the stofm had ~
| far passed away that we were able 10 open
the windows aglin and breathe the outer @r.
Il cannot have been a simunm. for daring
tho.e. | have experienced in Arabs and
Egypt the wind is hot aud sitting"
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The Derp River Improyeme.,--w ",

lsarn from letter from the President u Tie Cape
fsn ani Dep River Navigation Company % The
Mayor y Wilmington, publshed il the Wilmington
company u New York. Coz The completion u that
work. The eonttae, ], Pfsiealed % The .upPo.i,ioa
that the people d Wilmington will authorize sub.
seuPiin By The authorities u the town, Of $4,000.
70 be paid IN ten years aer The wo'k Is eompeej lhs
interest o be paid semi-annullIy. The so,e on the
question u the loan Is 10 be taken ia Wilmington on
The .l.i inst The deep interest which tie New York
company has in the coal mines, 4 i thought, will
stimulate Them q : speedy completion y he work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-16

An address il published in ,he Richmo nd
Enquirer 10 the farmers Of Virginia. s,kirg
ihrin 10 meet in convention on the guano sob.
jcrt. aud to adopt determination not TO paw
n,er certain amount to be agreed uponD
Tor tha, article.
Petitions are 10 circulation IN Frederick
anil other counties IN Virginia. asking the
Lrgisl lure 10 coulter ~ The County Courts
pnwer 10 sell free nrgfors. where they refuse
q pay their just debts, Or neglect ioprasidO
Tor their lamiiies.
REsuLroY rms NATIONAL Fam Iii is stated
that the total receiptsO Of the national far lately
held at I,suisville, will exceed eel 900.
THIS SUN, u !. thought. will be amply sufi.
Gent 10 meet all the expenses incurred.
We learn that there j. new counterfeit
ten dollar hill On H. Bank u Hamburg. ). IL.
~ the old issue. The Cashier ~ tie Bank
u Charleston says il almost delies detection.
Look out lof il.
AHEAD 90 TnE MARKEr.--A lot Of molasses,
gj barrels. from Chinese sugar cane. was re.
ceiscd IN New Orleans on Saturday last. be.
ing considerably ahead u the usual time for
receiving the frat consignment Of that arii.
Gle.
sUrTERISs N LiBsaIA.--.lceounts from
Liberia announce the Tact that the eolonists
we're suffering severely from want 81 inod.
The failure 81 the rice crop and the lack 81 ~.
dusiry On The part of The emigrants from The
United States seems to have produeeds sorry
state Of Affairs IN the colony.
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ENGLANn ANp nER WAX.

There is wonderful vitality in Old
Mother England winch, say what we viii,
seems TO grow with her growth, and strength.
en- with tie strength. II she is in the decline
of life, as is sometimes said TO be the case.
She is long while giving up the ghost. that
ascertain. The Russian War, with IT, mighty
expenditure Of men and money. some u vs.
we're quite certain, was TO be the death of
her. But she fought and grumb!ed her war
brayely through that "attaek," and when
peace vas made. il WAS difficult TO perceive
where, or in what way, she had been vitality
injured. The war with Persia followed, :
with . new outlay OF blood and treasure.
The contest there WAS SHIRT aud sharp, but
the Old Lady came OF victor. Next followed
the big war with the Crlestials. costing
already, Il j. impossible 70 say how many
millions IL pounds sterllna.-and going 10
cost nobody can tell how much 10 addition ;
yet we 10 not learn that the Exchequ.r al
home il IN bad way NOR that the Govern.
ment il threatened with revolution. And
nov right on the heels Of hostIlities with
China comes the Rebellion IN India calling
for fresh millions. and fresh troops. The call
is promptly responded to. 10 the midst Of a
good deal Of clatter and elsmor from the an
ti.ministerial politicians and partizans IN
Parliament, but with readiness which shows
With what ease the nation can respond TO The
most enormous drsughts upon her military,
and war making fesourees-no matter how
sqddso Or UNLOCKED ior the events creating .