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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

SusPENsIoS N TAuSToN-FTse Hvndrsd and
Fifty hands Mropa oVt OF EnpLoy,aeat-N
understand that the extensive Machine Shop and
Locomotive works of William Mason & Co. at
Taunton, have stopped, and all the hands en-
ployed, about five hundred and fifty in number,
have been discharged, on account of pecuniary
embarrassment of James X. Mills, of Boston,
WHO'S the largest owner in these establishments
The Whittenton Mills large cotton manufac-
turing establishment, Of which Willard Lover
Ing is agent and James K. Mills a large owner.
has also stopped running for the same reason
and the employees discharged-.Ee,s BEDFORD
.SfSHRIrd 10TH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

TnE coxDlr1os or culxA,-Thc late alviccs
from China arc by no means favorable to the
Tartar dynasty. According to the various ae-
counts the rebellion in the Southern part of the
Empire was extending rapidly, while at the
North the people were still obeying the Court Of
Pckin. In:some of the districts the taxes could
not be collected, and the government was short
of funds. Iron money was substituted in many
cases in place Of silver and copper, and the
condition Of affairs generally was deplorahlO
indeed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

Another EDIToRIAL QUARREL. Singular Death
Some two or three weeks since young law
YER by the name of I. a. Green, wrote piece
OF poetry for the Decatur Gazette, which the
editor of that paper Mr. Davis, saw fit to criti-
else rather severely Green took exceptions to
this. and wrote some sharp articles in the other
papers of the place in reply. This drew forth
further remarks from Mr.. Davis, whereupOn
Green challenged, him to fight. This Davis re.
fused, and was consequently branded as q cow
ara. As Mr. Greene could not have the difcnl-
ties settled according TO the rules of honor"
he determined to take the matter entirely into
his own hands, and accordingly proceeded yes
terClay to the office of Mr.. Davis. On his way
lie met Mr. Charles Shepherd, a well known and
highly respected citiz5n of Decatur, whom he
invited to walk with him. Mr.. Shepherd was
not appraised OF what was to follow, or he would
not have gone On returning to the office OF
the Gazette, Green demanded of Davis Salisfac
ton. This Mr.. Davis refused to give. y fight
rnsued in which both parties We're considerably
injured.
MeSSrs. Davis and Green were arrested for
disturbance of the peace, and Mr.. Shepherd was
called upon as a witness. Being nervous man,
the excitement of the occasion overcame him,
and after giving in his testimony, he fell down
aud Immediately expired,
Tue affair has caused good deal Of excite
mcnt in Decatur, aud Mr.. Shepherds death is
felt deeply by his numerous ficnds.-StriHg-
nell (Itt) RepWtiir, Sept. III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
~ NV IN WALL STREET, NJ. Y.

of the recent heavy failures IN New 5ork
and otneI and TO iit ct their demands had TO sac
Tisne Goods such extent rs 70 70
equl ~ NJ 10 h. quite co to get per cent per
% i,seo"nt Those fortunate enough 70 possess Isaay
a sny ALEX IEYSA Mt 1871 Main
s,res VhecnR Va, Is enabled 20 eANyls ~
visit him an rS 81 more than half their
sJiss particular requested 10 cah anu H ~
all that said Il strictly true. nal, g Ohio RAN Road
Penns, vaia Rail Road, and by os " IN aTt
assortinehts OF nry Goods ever OueTeu' "t V''7 " -
nLACK sILKs-All grades, excellent quality al nt
nos an Ia nd.re Silks; Tartan Plaid Silks; New
Etv irish PSplims very rie, Prlnsd French Merlnos All
,tsh MI Wool Nous de Iaines All Wool PlaGsi Va
Irucin Plnds; Styles and great variety OF
Goods 100 nFsfSs " .RvsVcry rion Chenille
siois VERY rich Plush ShaWis Very rich Stella SaWis
New stye Double shaws, Broce Long and Square sa%is
cashmere shnwls Gold Vfdere Scnrfs CloaES oil almost
yrv aud quality embracing all the novelties OF ne
STEDIE woRK,scal French Work Collars, Sleeves and
sts; Jaconet ami Swiss Flouncngs, Lgngs al insert
In nsSi M SSl Work hat have eve been oer
aiOuRNING GooD$,-A cnmpets assortment OF every
"TyIiTE iiHons-of every variety md cheap
HOSIERY raIes' ad Gents Of AL Kinds:
assortment that is found in the eitv many OF
hens bought very low and will he sold for less than they
lWouit COST manufacturers at the present time
BLANKETSAl larger stock thnn ever, embracing every
make and quality mt greatly reduced prices. ,.
o,S SEASONS All Carpets bought extremely cheap
and Of entirely and very desirable STYLES ana coors
10 ~ .snnne sable one Marten or Fitch Fur. You can
lind then, here in great variety and very low prices
mind that my stock Is larger than it ever has he, n
and that all goods bought without execution Tor
money market will know at once that with the facilities
ready cash Goods he surprisingly cheap CAL ahe
examine before puFene''nS e'Ss"",'I XLEx rEYMAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

ROBBERY Axp SurcIDE,-A St Paul, NIionestal
paper states that the Quarter Master at Fort
Smelling was recently robbed of some six thOus-
and dollars in gold. Two persons were sus-
pected and handbills describing them issued
A gentleman riding on stage coach on reading
the handful recognized the parties in two men
setting in front fhim, and managed to send BY
horseman, who passed them, note to the
sheriff at Henderson, the next stopping, to
await the arrival of the coach and arrest the
robbers
Whom tho coach drove up to the stage office
in Henderson, one of the men perceived the
crowd assembled, and divining its meaning, step
ped from the coach with his carpet bag, and be-
fore the sheriff could execute his warrant on
him. tlrew a knife and stabbed himself to the
heart. He had only time to utter, pointing TO
his carpet bag, there is the money" and fell
dead The other gave himself uP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

George S. ApnAMANs, a ustOm-l,ouse broker,
and special agent for Barring Brothers, has been
arrested in Boston, charged with forging invoices.
thereby dcfraudng the United States revenue.
II is alleged that he altered the figures of the
invoices to swear to their correctness at the
custou,-housc, and after the duties were paid re-
stored them The goods were then sent to New
York importers, who paid the bills he pocketing
the difference i-=4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
X. O. wINcukLL.
i NEW II FIRM.

Nus BARTLETT & wTNGHELL, Dentists, III Market
u S.. opposite Washington Hall, wheel!ngva.
Dr Wincel being compelled by his rapidly increasing
business, add to his facilities for doing the same,
pleasure In informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with n. s. Xrtett NJ D.,
o has had fifteen years successful experience In the Dem
tai profession.
Drs b. u W are prepared to perform every operation in
Surgical and Mechanical Denttryare familiar WITH and
practice all the latest improvements of the Dental and
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort of Artificial Teeth from the great suffer-
Ing experienced during the necessary preliminary
tion OF the old teeth and roots, informed that
process, entirely unlike CnorGfOrm Ether apIca-
BILE In most and peIeey harmless IN al teeth
now extracted without pain.
ANY Information viCe appertaning their p-ofes-
sion they will be pleased tn give gratis
e14y- Ollce all toITS, Srul6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

Book KEEPING BY DorBLE ENrRY.-0n the
examination of Stephen Bronson, ir., cs,rged
with defrauding hank in Chicago, of walsh he
was cashier, Judge Wilson, one of the yi>tims,
was witness, and gave the following important
piece of evidence
"Have never examined the books to ascertain
in regard to the accounts; witness would not at.
tempt any such thing. lie regarded the plan of
keeping books, by double entry, as a scheme for
swinding. False entries could be made and
the hest of book.keepers could not detect them.
Witness would soon undertake to work the
most difficult problem in fluxfonS or comic sec.
tons as to unrayel the mysteries of double en-.
try bookkeeping. If the books show bal
ance for Bronson, they are wrong, that's all; and
if the people can he swindled in this way the
donblc.entry system should be abolished by
statute"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

TuE bogus Burdell baby sSenns to be rOmark
ably ubiquitous; while one is being exhibited
At the Museum, in New York, another is pre-
senting her infantilC attractions at an establish
nent in the BOwery; and it seems from des.
patch that vet another is being shown up at
Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

Mr.. WASH. in his Paris letter Of the eth, to
the \. Y. Journal of Commerce, says: Sugar
is falling; the beet-root factories will supply
this year two hundred and forty million pounds
The isle of Bourbon will produce one hundred
and twenty millions: the French West Indies
will probably send hundred millions; altogeth-
or the supply will exceed the demand in
France
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
Public Sale of Stock.

Public Sale of Stock.
HAVING sold my Farm in Brooke county, Virginia,
1 Bethany College, will, on . hursdny, he Sih
of OOtob next. sell all the STOCK, &c,, Mt Public
Sale said Farm Wis About fourteen hundred (4eO)
head extra SAXOSY SHEEP, including fifty
choice Bucks These Sheep heavy sheaT.rs, "f fine
wool, the clip sold this the farm, at % cts per D.
Also the Horses, Cattle and Farming Utensils upon
said Farm.
ing Cows Heiiers, Work Oxen, &c.
Also such products Of the Farm, Hay &C., shall be
on hand the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Au sums under $50, cash; all
500, months oretno"s, with approved sccuri
being required before Of the property.
sep29 J. c. CAMPBELL, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
.MATaEW MoNABB,

AID DKALEa IN
Flour. lIIII Feed Of ali kinds. 6,orn ma.
Corn N1enls Oats. EBaIed Hay. sc,
All Of the ABOVE articles delivered free Of eStrS hare
In any part of the city. = 80 81
The highest price paid in cash for ali Country
Opposite thesecOnd Presbyterian Church, Centre Wheel
us jelT
CUPERIoR VIOLIN STRINGS AeLno,-i.,..ah ~ 49,;
judges to be any string in the city Try
men, lseP9l J. Z. WILSON 1, CO.
NorfING BOOKS. RackRammon boards, InkstAuds In.
Ola Rubber and Ebony Pen Handles Desk knives Pen
NuiNS a &c %e.' Jast opened
sspss J. 4 WILSON co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

A MAaxtrlcExr swISDIr. Mr.. White, who
figured some years ago as defendant in false
pretenee case involving a very large amount of
money, aud the pecuniary ruin of two gentle
men, was on. Monday arrested in New York,
charged with having, by false and fraudulent
spretences, cheated the firm of II. S. & j. IL
Stevens brokers in Broadway, out of the sum
of $4,000 He represented himself to be
worth $500, 900, and that he wished the amount
to buy out an extensive jewelry establishment
for less than half its value; stated that he had
obtained $4,000 from JAS R. Whiting. Esq,
and $4,000 from other parties, and needed the
sum applied for to make mp the amount. the
$4,000 was loaned, and the Messrs Stevens
shortly after found they had been magniffcently
swindled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
FEvER AND AGUE.


Foremost remedies for this disease stands
DIR. sHAbLENBHRGER'5 ANT1DoTE.
few doses will ere any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
inyariaby stops the cls contains nothing in the least
degree hnrtini TO THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY CIRCCM-
STANCES and produces the unpleasant ehec that
attend the Quniue and other agents in general use
II cures every Of the disease, and Is the original and
ONLY ANHIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
Ask for shaenberger's Fever and Ague Andete and
be you get PILLS
Sola By respectable Druggists ererylohers.
PRICE, $3.50.
For sale bv LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFlELD Wheeling Va
Sole Proprictors, a. T. siIALLENDERGBR CO.,
auyT-3m Rochester, Pa.
,su,.,.-..N--s nm FiTTSi e.,....-.. sait.
cacy of this unrivnr preparation all of scromn,
cryspela caneous and eruptve disorders and similar
complaints appear almost Incredible. not such
wonderful Of daily certified by persons
undobed rnth and respectabity establishing the in
cOntetahe fact that in this class OF disorders an acra-
tive AMI renovatng agent 1t Is uuequaled. ~
Eminent physicians have proved by many years exneri-
ence that they produce the hnrpest results by its adj
ministratIon and therefore It with confidence.
Prepared and soil by A. D. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street. New York.
Sold also by J. II. CRuMbACkER.
And by Druggists generally. jy7-lWdaw
BIncII, or brown HInIr produced in five minutes,
from the cIravest or Redest application of vN
A. BarcuE1ox's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tection and never to niure hair skin, matter
low often applied long continued Use the genuine
and no harm can possibly Mark-te steel engrav
ing on the box, wM A BACHELOR 2S3 broadway on
the four Sides wM A. RATcHELoR's Hair Dye when
ap it-1Ir'- 7. II. LOGAN & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

AM now nrcparell to furnish my numerous patrons
the puOltcwith very superior quality style OF MI
skin Hats which are elastic fine ustre Of
finish and of great Endurance they will render good
xce In al kinds Of weather also general assof en- -
SoIt Planters, Ricnch, Rookland and Hungarian Sir,
Black, Brown, Pearl, and Beaver co0rs. Also Mem
boys Caps. OF the latest styles. ""'
D.-Moleskin Hats finished 10 conformation ulea.r
on short notice Bring along the cash and Won can w.
kinds Of head gear at avery low tarItr, at s'' al
w. JIMEsoN'S
nig22 No s. Mil =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
Assignee,g Sale
OF THE ZANEsyILLLE PAPER MILL

OF IltE LANESNILEEE PAPER MILL
pY virtue of an order made by the Cout Of CoumSl
~ Plensnt Muskirgum county, Ohio, at Il May TfF,
D. 1857, thereof will offer for sale at P.blic Au on.s;
the Court House In GAINESVILLE said THURSDAY,
the 22d day OF October D. 1851 ut o'clock p NJ tit
following described Real Estate viz To cerianpaTcls
OF land situate in the city of GAINESVILLE In
MnsEing1 and State of OHIO, til - Is say, Numbered
six aud seven "a in what IS called "Marpc River Bot
TOM with all the improvements thereto belong and al
the fixtures, Machinery, Tools ?nd Implements used In
CONNECTED With the manufacture paper Paper Mil
erected on the said parcels of land; Excepting
ing ON said Lot number six (6). certain part thereof
houpded as follows. 10 wit:-Iginnilg hf Northeast
corner of said lot humble six 10Y seventh thence
between lots six and seven three chains sud
sixteen links-cncc SOUTH cham and ten links; hrn
East three chains and sixteen links vrnh street. thence
North chain and tenlnEs Seventh TIE place
OF heEnning. Also excepting and reservnE from "a Lot
number seven, the following described part thero-ti'
ming al the Southeast of said Lot; thence West on
the South line thereof three chaius Inks
thence No In fortvve links, thence chninssfi
sixteen links Seventh street, thence South oriyfTelth
to the place OF beginning. Said parcels land Hcrr s
subject to the right tf of the Central OHIO a Rod
Company over the in the Records Of The
Pro5ats Court Of said county in the of said Comat
VS. II. j. 4 ]. L. Cox.
Appraised at the sum of 4eI 500
TERMS SGLETlle purcenEer to assume the payment
OF certain debt of five thousand five hunrcd dollars
January lst S6O, to the ADMINISTRATORS with the will
ne%ed OF the estate OF John McIntrrc deceased It'll rI.
est Mt eight per cent annum, payable ANNUALLY
which dsot u secured y mortgage upon said es;as
the residue of the purchase money, cash
DAVID HULL. Assignee,
Sehto M9t +spI-.1- of IL. J. Cox & 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
Fail and Winter Goods.

TT EIsKELL & SWEARINaEE will open5 This ,isy. m
Il day, list septembrr.) hCautifui stock Of Ian ~
Winter Goods to which they invite the attention Of t
public. " Vie
DRESS GOaDS.-ElerRnt Silk Robes, in colors and bl,.
Muslin de Russo PaiIi Mouslaine de lainc Robes EIs
Silks IN rich styles; Bayahere SilE BLACK Figured Si
Printed MuuslRDe de nincs-Very rich Printed Ca ,br
in desSnF; Cashmere Robes; Black Satin du cS
French and English ChIntzes beauii; Porln.i,s ~
BOnny's Plain Rls ok silks. tal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Canes and EerthSs In sr,,,,
new designs; Lace AMI Emhd Seus-(ColiaTs and SI'F
vaIencicnnes Ifumed. CEmbd coliarsl French wo,tS
Collars and Sleeves, in Swiss aud Jaccnuet; Real
InsernEs. s~'
WHITE GOODS -s.4 organda Nrsl!ns; Pqin and "a.
Swiss do; NRnSnuk, JacCOn-t PEd Cambria Muslin.
and StriDed AIUsllns--grpnt variety. - 4taS
SIIANIIs. HIaNTLES, So choice asa0rtrztu, If
Shawls, Nantes, Hoop Skirts. &c p"
scpI TtEIsKELt. { swEARIyGpv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

ses shoulder Braces Supporters Bandages, Belts Iustru
mdn,s Of all kinds syrnges Nursing Bottles, &c &C., are
to he found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
~ A private room is attached to the store, where
Trlisses are adapted to each when desired.
address or apply TO t. II. LoGAN { co.,
i've bridge Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
THRUSH Sale.

Trust SAL g. -
" virtue of Deed of Trust executed to us bg George
CLERKS Office OF Ohio county, In Dee Book 49,
page Will sell at public sale, Mt the front door OF
The Court ousr Of Ohio county ON Saturday. 9th dav
Of October 1851 the South thirtyoue feet of the North a
number hundred and ttrtA-two on the East
side E1T street, in Centre WHEELING. Terms of sale
made known the day of sale. Selling Trustees we
will give only such title rs ny said Deed
of Trust. JACOB HORNRKOGK,
JNO MCCULLOUGH
sep2a-td Trustees.
ISNToE MAKEfts WANTED AT ANDERSON & STACKS,
= $50 Main street, opposite the Monroe House Good
stock and the highest wages. ANDERSON SLACK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
spEcIAL NOTICES.
PARTRIDGRS
GALLERY! n!

DApTRTnGRS
~ : -. .-r-DVyI
1lO i ~ .,,,s .nnerior 70 any other in the
fitted up In s. Srr Irg3, and s3LEs ROOMS
western county ms ns.s for
80 q. Se % a1 81, viz. arrangements for and facilities for
in the world. lie would call par
10 the light on the eyes, boIdness aud dis
ry f.a.ure the soitneSS of outline, aYoidng
s,,rs onf also the reflective or looking
So :. objectionable In the DaEuerreotyPe.
gas emf ont 6tre are entirely 1CorthIess
az ,r,t.cti,s 7iafsh, Prrtridgs his
~, M ,so IL protected ~ hard eneMsling
o1, oS he picture, aud Is as da6Ie
~, tEs alas ttselE
Of every improved style made low as at other
Room, here.
and sntlemen are invited to call ut 1lSH
vast side. over Marsh Taylor's Store, Wheel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
sep15-sm 18T Main street, Wheeling, Va.

New Books, Stationery, &C.
JAMES C. ORR No. lii Main ST., begs leave to call tn
attention or wholesale and retail purchasers OF books
and Stationary his Fall stock received VIZ seho9
Rocks Of nil kinds the primary the hiShCS college
Classics; MISCELLANEOUS Book date issues Drawing Hooks
Cony Books Architectural BoNks (uew anthors Meth-
dist Presbyterian Baptist and Christian yn Books Ia
various STYLES OF binding; Family Bibles, worth from u 70
sp5 Pocket do Of all styles; Ours book Keeping ami
blanks Jenny Lind Pens and all the numbers OF Gotts
famous Pens now Ink (ATnold) and lnE-StanHs OF
various patents Music Books of various antors-ssn.
bnth Bell a late Book) Albums In great variety Toy
Books over 5OU qrs Blank Books Of every Variety Dn-
ries 1855 Memorandum Of u Styles over oo Nee
Cap. Letter and Note Papers, OF inherent HFAeS al"
ties. .,-, ...,.to,- ~, ,,,r-
Iargp well selected lot Of Gold Pens Having dsposeH
nj Eli r'oIl stock, PEE offered Is NEW ami
comprising almost every No. of a. Mo-eton
Go celebrated Penn. Having the largest and best select
I'd stock of MS city, those ihwant Of superior ar
tlcle cannot fail to be suited.
We would call attention Of the ladies in particular
TO our stock of FANCY STATIONERY which purchased
expressly for accommodation, knowing that nothing
Of the kin quality has heretofore been kept In the CITY,
Plaas. call and examine for yourselves. !,
above and everything usually kept IN the BOOK
'Pu S'A''"rs's mug N''' 'S' JAMES c. ORTps,
sen15 III Main st.. Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25
FOUNDRY PROPER nv

For Snic or Sense. in West C"Iumbin =.
1lIIE property in good working order, LaSf ~ n
with stock OF coke. Tie bnildngs
80 feetin width, hcarpenters Shop and lathe Sion
lathe. +V's
The property is Inthe ccntreof fine grovinrs.,i,,
and manufacturing county, with very large coal
active operation. ~'' IL
The property will released for aterm of ycars,or.A
les of steady habits and good character and non
need apply II any should desire to purcha.s ~ 1h
ments Will be made easy either with or viihou, fs{'
This property has chartered privilege for
of $3U,OOO Should company purchase ing ,I,,jr !.
chartered privileges Will he allowed go with The ~ We
apis ti ttr SARGENT REOTiIyvg