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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
cHukCHks or WHEELING.

yl,,u1h.
For the Information OfstrangerS visiting tue pu0.
Ish the following list OF the different oharehs'' anu ue
time and place Of meetihg' mere are any
WiIIniakt the necessary correction WIN PleaAu'e'
st. Mdtihtuy, EpiscCIGIida, Corner Monroe ana Byron
,rr,t, r. T. PKEKAs Rector morning services 10Y
o'clock, evening, Z.
~ IoGAs EViseoJGldn, Main street, between First ana
teOnd, Wheeling, Rev. G. X. s"AhSEA' Fs's'r'
morning services lgH oeioeA' evening" "a r.,..
FYr.f 1y h. H. WEEp, Pastor, Fourtst'
bstueeu Monroe and Quincy services morning ana
second FssDyElrfd, Webster street, between Main and
nrLtt Centre Wheelu serviees morning and evening"
Third EreSJterGn, Fifth street. between Shesot ~"
TaILeft Ets south Wheeling, Rev L WOODS Pastor seE
EaytA FyesIyte,as, A PAulI, Pastor Slanstrees
between Washington and Adams stS services morning ana
sn,ts S,s,. 1tssolis. Eptseopdi, Rev. J. f wusOS,
Pastor rOurthstss between Monroe and quincy
mOrninG and evening. -. No.,
NORTH Street Aethodsst SPe'eoa.' Nt' a. -
OrDer Market and North sts.' NO1'H
uiornInz and evening.
ChdptiHe strees p, aud s.co1l
ror Pastor, chapllne street. between Frs' ana
Centre Wheeling; services morning. sl'' s,,vrss
SoHN hSset..g - "a ~ ,.S.rins
WHesiiH0 IstdHd eAGPei, on "heeuns -S''H-1' 49,
wnsoS, Pastor. ,,,o p,.,o.
German 1fetod''t fP.'eooe' y,.l'
chaTline street, between j" tI-'ef AnN --..
ing. ,,.,,..,..,a ,,,,,., ,,,ho,,. nj Rev IlsAoP
81 dmts CdtAtd'dl' Roman Sa'nSl,s NJ
r. " WuilAN, Eil'l' ''rse'' so'As' y
morning and afternoon. ,,...5 r..,o. .orr.,
As'oe'dt L':"''.s1' nv =. ,,d ol,erboon
% Market and 'snsEs0n s''i ser I,n 1
B"P'fs'' " I.ss 80,
iH,a streets ,st1'ss' wrS,,.r and Third
centre D..s Wheeling; services 1C in the rorniag,
evening. ...,.- 1,,,
Es1eGttiea. LIotsai.tSr h.s =
street, above siH'' FAST "hs'i'nE' z,,,,,,,,,,
ZION Sr.h.,.r and Third: Centre
PASTOR Marks' 'tre' -,
WhseinE; services llo.u,e e'I ,,a HIr,., am,
'tttrfAA Sys"00g"'' quincy '"'t''
Main -, -.
German ATos<e'"H'' Sn''u 's"' '".-i f'.N@'
Monroe and Quincy services % ig's t'S'''DS-{
.,s,,=1,1,1I IlI|yS, I1TRIyf,Tf1I.S,
ODD + ~ A-A-Ae>g " = - : = = :. =
VtrsInIHs Lodge No. 1.-Sise's every THURSDAY
- -. ~ n. n " Carr secr.tarv
JANIS " :. ~ bv.v.rv
Tosasy H.. s:,s4s4. .yssaas ! : FAtss'' y o. ~ '
WIN. TeII i.Odss No. ;ts.-Meets asaOOve eve,
~ wednesday evening: WlLuAA HEtTER, N. g.; John
SdLdde, secretary ,,. ,,..
wheeling Lodge Ne 98.-Meets every Aonahy
evening AZ the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
:, ,,..I,. \ n :. E,ta 7zo5url. secretary ---
PauoIn Ledge No. s3.--Meets As IS. above every
Friday evening. 4. A. sNITH, N 0i ". W. h+dneN"Tu
Secretary. ,....., -,
mn norn.r MarSst and Monroe streets. the rstandtEd
Tus.dsy evening, Of each month N. @, AlAssH,cP;
"; B.a"'aGrJ sG,, sGsLss. n .4ZN..,, !,
an, S,t5 Tus,lay evening, Of eaci
A"o.s 'uv - y ,s,s -, s.ribe
month AHSAi ies-s'' - :. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
No. Q Washington Hall.

II TAXI pleasure Informing my friends and patrohs Of
Wheeling and its vicinity and the citizens evraly that
have Just received tile largest finest and bsst selected
stock OF Cloths, oasmereS and Nngs, for spring and
summer wear tat have ever oHsfed to the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity; all Of which iiakr
TO order in the latest and approved style and best
at short notice yoods warranted 20 be as re
resented sale. fl5 ,i-i 9fi.fs - s.5 tt5
have also Just received large st0c Of GcRts furnish
ing Goods. such white, coOre and arselllhsc Sh!EtH
and Shirt Collars SlE Cotton and Merino Under shirt,
silk, Cotton, linen and James tras Blk and Linen Hand
krrChiefs sspenders, silk, Cotton and Lse hof Hose,
black, white and cnloted Gloves the very beet nAkE
plain black and fancy Stocks Tics. Csyats, &c. kc.
j. II. STALL5iAE,
mhss Merchant Tailor, No. g. Washington lAIi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

lIIEII : lN EUAlltgVU salio.ts Of Selaine Cider
" gal, In store and for haie by DREW & pHA6E, .l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

TIME will he extensively tnpntha
il Ia come Use Freely the BATH BRUSiI-A neat and
elegant article Is for sale BY r. H. LOGAN & CO.,
y isttrf.5f5 Bridge Ilrtfa.fstS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
Ihn LAW OF NEWsPAPElts.

lsubscTIttTs who give express notice to the con-
trary are considered wishing continue ter subScF
tiuEs.
ZIf subscribers order the scOntnuaAee Of their PERI
TeaEHEer are paid.
ali SubscTbsTs neglect refuse to take their periods
Gals from the Offices which they directed they Are held
EG IIona6le till they settled Is bl and ordered them
IiscGntinutd. SECS. z -.
I tubscriGsrs other places withoutlniorm-
r Publishers and the papers sent to le ioFsr H'-
FectiOI., they held TeEponsible.
Ihe Courts have decided that refusing take Periodi,
Once, removing and leaving them uslleu
81. n Erisi,i Gtc!d evidence Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
NUMBER 303
GITY BUSINESS.
G0LDRM BRR HIWR -sToRRa.s
.l17A MANI 81. ~ 81 Eel n q. fl.l7ta

4 17A MAIN ST., M HI 1tIE.11E "a. tf.tsts
4 "a FILL .41ND H,LSTTR TRADE. -
(NTONE & THOMAS take rieaat.e ia aan1,nh that
they nov in receipt al thctt rsp stock d Pail and
',ry C oods, Varieties aud aIiIlinc.Y foods. Z
They sSys Just Teselrsd ,sT Second Fan PereAhs.s,
! sent 70 the FuhiG more than ~
/ $4,000 NORTH OF, GOODS,
eafasn ss S i s sEF * @oss ssss ss
70 the IOrhoT variety e have aided large stock o4'
RS aS Rf as Ii ne As a, o tesna FS4: . ss S;s a &
Winter both OF WhCh as we'll as t. iLcF stock
senersnt, they Invite the Sf Trade.
the late hSasS slss Sc N lind; .to9
rsJ as IS dlrssy from The Importers aud sneiae
aTs in Instances they able indaesa1snLi
10 sss ss 9 1g ss Stass ei y Il. =. RkPN Of
va ~ o IN s a VI VI eit @ ttSy "a f
.l,t Pahle win The of Gcls
10 iIs stock rex may he found fal,y ~ .a
sa6 'Ftss esasfs afi as
Si, aS @ @ Rsif psSr 9sslts Aa SNlSI
IN !'a, srgSd g,, Gashnerss 81 and uPorted t
i0,I0G !" Of Bomtsties embracing sn.
American WeOlens and eooa kep. BY siainF
house 4 not by any heass in the city.
irade, and te Public That 10 cdor' upon ihrt lat
They feel eopdent llat they can Offer nauselsth n
rosS cSsh Saysl@ eSscsd Sy no house In tlis Ms. u "a
Cars oisls and sosss for s%sGnssI .s
ESco ASE tAIEIS3N RTNHIaSTVkAs
@ s,q Writing Fluid. ,a,al {
INCE this superior Fluid Ink bas been before the pubic
- nearytwo Seare, It aas been constantly gaialhG IN
EOld Fluid. {i .stl 7f+>+ y f5l ~ 7ttst 5ti
During the passyear thousand quart AID pint bot
ties together with smaller szes Pave been sod
to bankers Cnenuhtl Louisville, Psts.
enrgh Buffalo Cleveland, Detroit Terre Haute Lafayette.
YlncenneB, indRnapols Evansville, Frankfort LeinEtont
Nashville Memphis ST. Loas Iielsburr Jackson, haeS
aud New orieahS II has also been adopted the State Do
partments Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi II has
three frst class Diplomas TIE Mechanics institutes
Cincinnati Louisville and four Oplomas and Prize Me
ia State Fairs held last FAN New York, Ohio, Indiana
anl Illinois 3ass Yi 37f zf 'rt ttF1 fi5t-=iel 81
The following merchants, bankers &C., IN YhNellng hsr-
ufnfc using AT0ldS English have purchase ga But
Isr's Book Eeeper's Writing Fluid 5i--.a ,5l
Northwestern Bank OF HI-Einia Merchants MechRu4cs'
Bank Wheeling; Bank of Wheeling; Crescent
ring Company; County Clerk OF Ohio County, EatiOnnrel-
graph Office; Baltimore Ohio Railroad o1ieS ai0uFe
Iousei Kelly, Holloway Co.; ltusseH McAftCi G9IdoG
Matthews Co.; 7. STecney son; Doane 4 OOEHn OK
Boyd Boyd o Oliver Pryori Jas u. Stout Co.; Latns7
din, Gnbeison & Co.; Press. 'is F. t'
For sale nIalt tfacIurers prcfa by ts. sd
ocan l.AaIBDl%. GILRERsClS AGO.
NVnIcIe&, ) IsS1ell's- siIV er Ond 1.IaIed Ware.
..5g.-sS iUctIR, - G.. &c.i5 a-.ts .f.-r. .vr1sl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
TT. @ A r II w RIG HIT
WaoLESALE AND RRTAIn

AM receving keep constantly hand larsestocE
y Of the celebrated lLALLET, DAVIS CORS PI4NoES
Also, complete assortment of MEL0DEONS and SElRA.
PlINEs, from the celebrated manuiactores Cnrhart,
&sllhaw and A r. lluthes Also, spiSnied Gothic Or.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Pauoes NI.lodeons s,raphinss aud AccorGeons tuned
and repaired and hl other Kinds Of Instruments generally
~ All goods vafrsaty,i, at tlls establishment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

tile Western country of the following E0ods Nions, Nio
nceioes, Double BuSscs Guitars, nnnes, TnInboTnes
Drums, etc Intact, keep every article belonging to Tie
AInsic business, ls ~ ru.-rff HcLt ft.t
P. s-Brass Bands supplied with instruments at short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
New. Arrangement

WOULD announce subscribers papers, Period
cRls WOse been from
Alr. TODin'S Books receiving taid Prriodl
Gals and would request those above referred
10, to call at Main street. Any wishing to discontinue
hcr Wlli please advise ulaynotlor-
ger their eoPes. We just Of
elegant Family Bibles also late Mrs Hsnts and
Mrs soathWorths Works E!erythiuE IN tile Book andi
Stationery lIc e lad ut the Cheap Book SOye" No.
III Alan street. tap1Ui JAZZ c. ORR
| HEISKELL q SWEARINGEN3
HAVE now received tllslr sntre SECOND STOCK or
New York by sample and otherwise from the most receht
arrivals and elegant designs OF the They wouldbe1
here to cali the athon OF buyers their extensive stock
OF Dress Goods and kmb.oderes, Which III variety kyi
beauty style, conbined with prcts be
very complete.
We have OPENED beautiful assortment OF Spring
and Sumner Dress Goods, consisting Of = ,5f
Ritl. FIouncei Grenadines, t fs''e s
BaSRdeFe founcgd BeTcEest lid tifss
BSyatlefe Pounred Silks,
Isft IN T8r Striped Hnd RlOuuced 0rgabdiee,
RIS HElSkELI & EWEARIEHKS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

INCE this superior fluid lux been before the pubic
- nearly SeAre, Aas been constantly gaining Ia
eyoT and preferred by many TO the far-tameS AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
TRANSPO ORT.AT TION.
Pittsburgh & Wheel

| tC1eVeland, R1ttSburgh7 q Whee4-
ing Railroad.
IMPURrANTsI CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and aner Monday, July H. 1851, Trains VIII run as
LEAVE CLEVELAND: f,
600 NJ I Train oPRn q M n Way Ss,i%7s 4, 5Fr5ys RVS
4 i ~. aud Wheeling at l:E1 r ".
eo0 II ESpress Trnn Stopping a. digas9n GaysnEa,
~ linevlc, yellow Greek, and all Stations above
and hcIaw yellow. Creek; arrives Mt Pittsburgh
a. zls i. NJ, steGbenVi. at s;SS r ~ and
4:a5 RaykRma ana Way y stations.
connecting OF Hudson for CuyHhosa Falls -Iht ei',
aud aIillcrsbHrsh E .sIais -9-sg4-sf.s'f
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
ExR5sss Train ,,t ;t"Ppi;6E i9 a. a.
Wheeling nj T:4TAM This Train dots not go to
9:40 NJ SaIl Train stor a, All Stations except Ham
land At 4:e5 p A., sssnbenyile at Is:i;' p NJ,
$50 N Express Train, stops all Stations except New
Salisbury, Lima, .Earlyie, Mgsslsnla i , agd I'd New
Vile az S:2S r. ~, and Wheeling y
LKAvE RAIDGEPoBr, OPPOSITE waEELiSG:
s15 II Mail TraIn stopping at May Stations except
IIam.nond's, New Salisbury su smtvllls East lo
Pitts burgh 1880 P. ai., and Cleveland at 4:u5
s4 II F5pTt,s M Train stopping at Way ststIons except
Deep Run, Portland, Rush Run JeddO, sl9aE's
and Port New Sd s"sPSFy I1 aFfT.s az
Pittsburgh at I:l6 i. a, and cleveland at "So
ss5za.sa Pm. 77ssa b.
Accommodation Train leaves at soe g. Nj stops
at Way Stations and arrives at cleveland al '' a. '
Accommodation Train leaves B,igspOr: at 45P M for
wtllsyllle, s'OPE'Ins at an 1-!',1D Way Stations
Connections made by all Through Train. as fellows
At Pittsburgh, with Pennsylyana IIarosd for fhadtl-
mia, Baltimore, New York and Boston.
at Cleveland with Trains and Steamers tor IoisuoI
rolt Chicago ard the west also for Eric, DunEiFE
IufaIo Ningnra Falls, and Canada. s. -, :,
Al steubenvlv BeaIr, with the Steubcnve AMI !ndl'
ana and Central nroads Cadz Coshocton New
ark Barrcsve, Zenesvc. Wilmington Lancaser OOlun'
has, Cincinnati, indianapolis and St, Louis.
Al Wheeling, With Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad Tor
Cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Baltimore, aud Washington
City.
c-Iocal and Through Tickets be procured at the
various offices line, ut Union Ticket Ofes ep
osIte the vep Wheeling, the Union Office, 81 Su-
rs sup'ts Once c. p Railroad, }. DuRAND, supt.
Cleveland, July 10, 1851. - tyll-t 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
lSHEET MUSIC. i = :

lam constantl, and keep hand large and
choice collection of Sheet Music. Also Instruction Books
for every kind of Iustrumtu's nowiuuse 5 --e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Accommodation Train leaves Rayenna at sOp a. Nj stops
at Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at $50 a. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

ENCG UN1GE 4IERfCAN MXNUFACTURLs
6RUELREE'S HOOK K EkEsEhE'A 81
Writing Fluid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Books, Stationery q WAN Paper.
NEW ARRANGE HfEN r
IJAvING purchased tile Book Stationery aud Wall Pa
IL par establishment OF John H. Thompson, contin
the business the old stand, III Nam street, Wheeling
Va, and respectfully solicit patronage
1t Il my purpose to keep eonstaEly IsAd fun and
eomdlee In various branches pf bEs
ness, and to sell at the lowest priceE.
10 Country Merchants, Teaches and others purchasing
at wholesale, great Inducements offered ia stock
prices.
- CASH paid for Rags.
G..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

SPLENDID inducements to those irho 'cish to
attend a Commercial Golleye.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

,INo THOSE WHO ENTER NY INSTITUTE, on REMIT
i $780, and thus cure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR ,
SHIPS any bvfOre the LIST day of September,
upon coupIrting thorough OF Double Entry BooS
keeping aud It's Cotatteta rances secure lucrative e-
within ninety days after er graduation, OF else they will
De ndrmnihed full amount Of the paid for tul
,-n.,r tl.Iaar nlIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

10 nay GId'FrIentis and G'i,sISnlerA.
TAXI great pleasure in Recommending MF. Jas. G. Orr,
i whom hare sSld stock Books stationery Wall
paper &C., aud request him continuance OF the pa
trOnsEe heretofore eaiOyed By me.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
.Gbr 1l1beeli1,g 1,ttellt9er,fer,
= ss- rs PUBLISHED
0AILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
TERMS.

OFFICE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
-EnIrance from Quincy st. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
.JULY iSETTL EMENTS.

OUR customsrz are respectfully Innrme that their Hills
lare ready for settrtn MT anil We soud estsf'n IL
favor f they would call couutngrohm for The
Those not called will p about the hrt
intv, t-riif a 29I rlIEISkELIi & SSNEARISGES.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

10000 - OF HomFstics- L,..-
American He0lens and Cotton gooIA kept BY any staAF
house, II not by any heuSe In the city.
They have SidIn their stock Wltla view To closer cash
trade and the Public that effort ;heir part
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Ffcc Tuition. or I.llCfnIiVe S9lIIIIaIIOIHs
Graduates froT this Institution hLng respons
lucrative positions Cashiers, Book keepers and
Railroad Oce Clerks, different sections of the country,
being preferred by business GraduRtrs of
any other Mercantile Col eye Hence the above unpara-
inducements Which nothing but the great Superiority
my and toroug training of students for
husihrsS life would warrant. t'!
Tie Principal rthts Institution has teeal practical
accountant Jr longer period C1 any other Teacher
IN the HesteFtt country. l-s!.i sff
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
inyg 5VVGA W.. d aSyANCsEHS. ti.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

ININE Brandy, WIshy; Port, SIAdeTR and Lisbon Vine,
: i,SS ISs' - EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19


1900 ys sikE-4llAratIrg Of The nlesl hp
1900 ." French McrlnOSs, CSkLmeres, BuInLA -
Tibets and Maddonias-nG eVErS quAitS S1lnr
full line nt The Richest Painted, Utnbre shalel
In striped Uashneres DeiaiAeae-lniported. @ sri.
4g0 Shawl4 and CloaLs--% tnbtaS!nS soiur Of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

TIME undersigned will tSAs (Qr Lfe Policies
Gown, hIIs " YpISStl Si5bia 55bia. '' ''Hranss N"s .
SSs.is SSii'' " ............ .&Is4l ,4Os az
Estirnst.j vaiue OF annual premiums SSU,2J4 w
Nvb.,,f,,. Ian OF 1SS7-Iian29 Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

R 20 s5ss2!Hs:2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
THALBERGs MUSIC.

sTHlIALBERGS g Variations Home, Sweet iiore.
i THAT.DER4'S ~ on Last Rose SuinIneF. si il
THALBERG'S IS on ..Elisire Dk.nore.n
THILBERG's Romance rariee. '4
THALBER0'S SertIlade, from Don paAguAe, II. Il
For sale at 4. CARTlHlIIGNT'S
my20 Music and pIapO areroou elR5 Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
a 8. RNl'lltIslsN = lsISi sTOCIk Or =
"a PAPER IiANGIHsS,

ACB StI4ATLc, Justo optIIti hys Z l ~ lE5I3 N.
IL sty5 IIEtSFLELIl 8 SWEARISGRN.,
RoiyN Hssen and Blae Gsrnsllnes s0f yes, rlpeF5s
II quality, i1st received ~ ~ ara Z
( yg fitETSSlII. EsgYVIyAnYSGkSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
A.l.i1 nn 11hs yo9r q. - l6n41Etn1.hEs =

Z lac E5yMch6HTsS ESOSc nHd NIIc LnsurIInCe
company of LyuChbnrss, VR. 1lsyiq =
NAPITAL SlUU.IUO will take risks promptly adjust
" and pay losses. - H WI. T. SELBY, -
jan29 Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Accommodation Train leaves Eridgepor: al 4:l5 r NJ 10
MellsvIlle, A,ornIng at all Way stations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

IsEAs-kinv Inrvra.. sO, g. Powder. and uol1ng,
in TO- Is and sU H. Boxes, Just received anil for sale by
i,9I EDWARDS & BRO. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

g FILL AND if{iS1ER IRaLlE. ~
SSToNE & THOMAS take rieaaese ia knno,n Ing that
they in receipt al thciF rap stock 6i Pail AID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

lake lYOUIt OWs sOAP-It can he lnndc easy, grod
1f1 aud cheap, by using the "COACENTRATEDsIH sIHE'--
For aAle hy llelLl 7. u. LOGAN e CD.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-10
TIL r POST.
ATWFNs, rasDAY, JUEY 10, issT.

NAyu AND THE HAYTIANs.-Another
utopia ~ negro freedom present" feature
If possible, worse than fanatics. The Hay
t;ans. though living und"r one Of the harsh
est ard most despotic Of Governments, nev
ertheIess love so well the theory Of "ftee.
DOM" we see, that they are about to sub
ject sugar made by NJ We labor to duty
four times as large as that made by free Ia
Dor.
Hayti, "emanc;pated" itself now some 10
yenrs igo, amid horrors that made the world
shiver, and then they, as slaves, Ohe Hayti-
ans,) exported l5o,0OO,OOO pounds Of sugar.
but now not one pound! Or the contrary,
they are importers, we see! As with sugar,
so with indigo, tobacco, and other articles;
those disappeared from the list of their ex-
ports thirty years ago; and they have increas-
ed the produce of no nrticle that required
skill, industry. or intelligence.
Hayti and Jamaica ought to satisfy the
AboIitionists of this country, who would, If
they had their way, reduce fifteen States Of
our Union to the same deplorable condition,
and nnnihilate their exports, and thus raise
the price of every thing,--aS sugar is raised,
in the absence Of enough tropical Iaborers to
produce it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-10

JUVENILE LoGIc.-"rhat which thou hast
to do, do it with all thy might" said clergy
man to his son, one morning.
$50 did this morning." replied Bill, with
m enthusiastic CLEAN in his eye.
."Ah, what was it, darine!" and his faith.
er's fingers ran through his offsprings curlvs
"Why, wolIoppei Jack Edwards said
the young hopeful, "till he yelled like thun-
der. You should just hear him holer, dad v
That father Looked unhappy, while he rx-
planned that the pr-cept did not apply to any
act like that, aad concluded mildly with,
"You should rot have done that my
child"
"Then he'd a wollopped me-" replied
young hopeful.
"Beiter," said the sire, "for you TO have
fled from the wrath to come"
ayes, but" replied Young hopeful, by
way of a final clincher. slack can run twice
as fast as can"
The good man sighed, went to his study,
took up IA pen and endeavored to compose
himself.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-10

ANOTHER TRAGEDy.-We learn that the
usual quiet of our neighbor town, of Muir
freesboro' was broken, IN Monday last, by
the occurrence of I shocking tragedy. Two
Young men were shot by another named Fly.
It appears that oneof them, u Mr.. Thompson,
had insutrd Fly's father; and that subse-
quently Young Fly, having met and had some
words with Thompson, brcnme exasperated,
drew pistol and ,hot him. He then fred
another shot whic took effect upon by
stander, Mr.. Simupns, who was in company
with Thompson afen the parties met. Both
the Young men were shot in the breast, and
are thought to be nortnlIy wounded. They
were not residents pf MurfrreSb"ro'. but were
there, students Of Uuion College. Fly imme-
diately made his ecape.-Nash. Patriot.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-10

How TO SILENCE A SHASeHAL-"What
shall do! cant grt-no slerpP' exclaimed n
gentleman to his friend one day, not long
ago. "What is the mattrr!' asked the SYM
pathetic friend. "Tbe matter!--Thut chick
en!-thnt horrid, doleIul chicken!- that Shan
ghai! Like n harbinger of evil. like voice
from the tomb, like -" "Oh," exclai-
med the friend skill him." "What kill nv
neighbours chickenr' ayes, kill him." "I,uy
him and kin him." aThe owner will not
SELL" "Oh, then, do you give him one."--
.What! give him another chickrn!" "Exac,-
ly" "To distract my rest with double forc.!"
aOh no, give him n game chicken" "Ah,
now understand" snid the gentleman, MS he
smiled until one of his eyes WIS half lost
from view. II understand; I'll b. generous!''
In day or two he had presented to the rhur-
lsh proprietor or the Shanghai aheroic, chan
tileer, aud within one hour thereafter the
dolerul Shanghai hid ceased 10 disturb the
repose of others, and was taking his own last
rest.
Now, the moral of this story is, that sngn-
cious men are sure to BE- generous, knowing
that by the exhibition Of generosity they are
able to win over churlish nrighbors and whip
TO death their Shanghai chickens both togeth.
er in the selfsame net.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-10

tag- There is rich man in the liberal and
open -henrted community Of Boston, the Led
ger tells us, who can boast of being the must
splendid specimen of mranness yet known.
He EMPLOYS little boy an house servant, who
nccidenty broke side doorlight while wash
ipr II. The light was of common window
glass, hut the liberal, high minded, and would
b.-aristocrat, ordered plnzier Ia put in II
plate glass, and made the poor boy puy for
il! The cost of the glass was equal to n
week and n haf's wages, and the glass orig
inally broke, cost lust one quarter that Of the
new one. How many souls ofihat size could
dance on The point Of a cambrick needel