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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15


Hoops M W1STIR.-Hoops and crinohne, SO
n,ncI, liked in summer because they save the
necessity of "heaps on heaps Of undersSir!ls,
and enable the wearer to emulate the Hsht
Camilla, who ,,..,.,.
Files Ger the unbendtug corn, and skins along the
are 10 retain their popularity through the cold
season also. But an obvious difficulty may be
anticipatetl Though guile robes and founces
NAV delight in the expansion, will not the cnt'
tinI nort5easter admitted freely within its ample
circumference, freeze the delicate limbs enclos-
cd in the spacious prison? Some ingenious mr.
fist might devise small portable stove suitable
for promenade, or the generator OF n heated
Gas. sent through hollow tubes encircling the
frame Of the skeleton" skirt. We heard
gentleman who ventls the article. this morning
sinstructing lady (who modestly dropped her
veil and averted her eyes while receiving the IN
formation from spruce young mall IN the
manner of meeting the difficulty. The ladies,
he said-and why, then, should We hesitate to
record it-.are 10 wear "double" drawers of the
closest woof of Canton fannell This is to be
security against cold, and one also, NE opine,
against falls on the pavement to which people
are liable in slippery weather; at least an over
turn could produce no serious consequences a
lady thus encased can defy rude Borcas, putting
back the northern blast too with her full sail of
crinoline. which, not needed for warmth, may
serve the purpose of walking balloon, and be
swept along by the winds that cannot rcnd it.
How inspiring sight on gusty morning in
December, to sec those expansions fitting and
gliding to and fro, like phantoms in misty.
y ErDrCRS
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records of the Custom House be the
only London oordian Gin IMPORTED and sold In bottles
all others are made here In Imitation Of It.
oSsf r. ss sseAie g. 81
who use IT, 1t Is adopted with great success in cases Of
DTsPEPs1A, GoUT RHEuNAEtsH, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, coLIc
oaotzRA FEvER AouE srRc4uRE DISEASE or mn Uat.
SARr oHoAxs, ErrLErsT, PE1ALr IRREeu11AIrIEs, &C.
d. YALESTEE AoEr of New York. in letter to the pro-
prletor, says:
Charles London Cortidt Gin e ths pared besf and
ayostrttta6Es Extract Of Juniper LAdre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by ali Drug.
sts and Grocers in United States and SO also are
merous poisons called "London Cordial Glnr-to avoid
them buy only oIARLEs'" Reject any other offered to
you as value health Price dollar for quarts
my cents fer plats. EDMUND O. CHARLES,
n'h2s-snd&W sole Importer, ~ Broadway,N.Y.
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PARAGRAPHS.

AN experienced selLia'.; one o. 1he com pan. J.
IONS OF III: name; Writes !.laI ~ ms opllon II
the Atanuc 1c:aole DC lal9; oeglnhi!lg az 81
Johns, spreading eaot%aroly, that IN conse-
quence OF the prevalence OF westerly winds IN
e a s e. aaO.e a. e ne i'q u We .c
u ssa =, "
t s,II s"NesU '''e'S e sesSsss :. wy 1'S'
A Wr.: Geo. S. Kintsi. Of. Exeter Ber,ss eounty.
Pa has according to tho Reading G3essttS stis.ss
succeeded nprocuring an excellent quaIityeof
molasses from the common Indiun Corn. He
took eight corn stalks, cut of at the root and
at tho ear, crushed them in cider mill, and
pressed the juice out with his hands. quart
OF sap was thus OBTAINED, which after ool litg
thirty minutes yleioeo one pint OF oeautliui
syrup.
MIR McLosKEY, gentleman worth some $780,
600 dying. in Paris, lett SSO0O to'a niece IN
Dubuque, Iowa. Inc niece or legatee died on
the same day as the testator II the hour OF
her death proceeded MS the legacy laPsed: IL II
succeeded nus tne legacy lsvestsa IN ner. IN. Inc
time of their decease wasso nearly identical that
II Is SUPPOSED Il nave 70 Ts I
tue "s SOU. "''. : = ~
Mr. JoHN BUSH Killed Mr.. Morris Corcoran
at Chicago, by single blow under the ear which
broke his neck; Ihey were the PropTletors o.
rival lime warehouses, and quarreled about get.
ting s. away each others customers. bnsawas ar
s' ..s
IN NeMiG S seven OF them nave G 9I arrest.
I .I, ~ os d. DIN. se
na,lA anu ''le Nl'er1ne DahA VI FEoSis
9ei.ee' 1eioHe i 70
IN las eSna anu 81 b anS o. b9m9re
~ ~ SeeiA i!l 92'YSV, on
i Sssg disappeared"
TIE Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows composed
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FEVER AND AGUE.

sands, sarsnPnrIIIn.-The extraordinary efai-
cacy This unrivalea preparation in NIL cases Of scros,
eryspeas cutaneous erupve disorders and similar
complaints would appear Incredible, not such
wonderful cures of daily certified BY
of undoubted trnh and respcctabity establishing the ln-
contesabe fact that Of disorders acra
tive an.i.renovatlng agent itis unequaiied.
Eminent physicians have proved by exnert-
that they produce the happst results by ta adj
ruinistratIon and therefore use with confidence.
Prepared aud sold by A. B. D. BANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Stress, rsuWsvorN.
Sold also by J. II. onvaSD*eEsD"
7 And by Druggists generally. iyT-1wdaw
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DIR. M. DE VALLETss

l11lL4A41L4 I-Il1NIODIOE1I7 TIIllI.
pills have heen used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals France for many
years. meeting With unparalleled sueeessgiyng great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail
They act as charm In correcting irresularity and OBJ.
sFucons, producing regular return Of the monthly dis
charge.
mud and gentle stmulant. They produce an agreeable
ehieration and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those supposnE themselves So are
cautioned agaust using these pills, they win produce
although under no circumstances injurious
the most delicate. For sale By
janis LAUeHL1Ns BusHF1EIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

FAILuRE or TuE PorAro CRoP.--The papers
bring us the intelligence that the potato rot
that nnconquerable disease-has appeared, and
almost ruined the crop in some sections of the
country. Whole fields have been rendered
worthless, and 1t Is feared that the rot will
spread 70 extensively that the prices Of this
vegetable viii be extrayagantly high during the
coming winter. Some Of our contemporaries, in
view Of these frequent disasters to the potato
crop, and the futile attempts to discover rene
dy, in spite Of the large rewards offered and the
great stimulus given to the ingenious and sci.
entiic, are advocating the substitution Of some
other vegetable for the one 50 liable to fatal
blight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Ticker SwlSDLNo..-Jamcs LOwery, who ar
rived in New York on Wednesday from Ken.
lucky, purchased ticket for England, for which
he agreed to give Ss5. He rendered 800 bill.
in payment, and asked for the change in gold.
He was told he should have gold, and if he had
, more paper money gold would be given him for
that also. He thereupon passed over 81 in bills,
and package of gOid, wrapped in paper, was
returned, which, upon counting, Lowcry found
contained Sss 80 instead Of $50, Lowery rep
resented that there was amistake and demanded
his bills again, whereupon the additional sum Of
of S27 "a was restored to him, tho sharpers re-
fusing to refund any more. LOwery next re-
turned his ticket, asking for the money he paid
for that The ticket was taken back, but they
tsfaSg .ls Jd ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

new BOOKS, 5SCaG1OneIY. DC.
AMES O. ORR, No. lii Main st. begs leave cali linz
sshsion OF holesale and retail Of books
Books Of All kinds from the primary the highest College
CassSsi hsesllGneouA Books Gate ssues Drawing Books
Copy Books, Architectural EoOks, (eW anIhors Afetlo
dist Preshyterian Baptist and Christian Hymn books Ia
SYKES OF binding Family Bibles, worth from Sit
a. Pocket do: Of al styles Dqas bookkeeping and
famous Pens nov T. use Ink (Arnola) Of
various patents. Music Books OF various
bath Bell, "a late Book) Albums In great variety Toy
B"oks; over 5000 qrs. Blank Books OF variety: S
Letter and Note Papers, OF different grades aud euai
GOLD PENsIwe wish to call especial attention 10 our
~ Wen Si ssssted lot Of Gold Pens Having disposed
OF All our Old stock EyRRY PEX offered Is rsN and
TA5AANrEp, comprising almost every No. Of A. esstos y
Penn Having the largest and best select
60 s'OsS o. Pens IN The those want Of superior ar
WeWould call the attention OF The Ltss T.,
70 our stock OF FANCY STATIONERY which Ne
expressly Tor their knowing tat ,1it,.
o. the Kind and quality has heretofore been Eep in
fl.4se can and examine for yourselves. . - @ ny.
Az OF the above and everything usu1ilv kenA IN ~.
and Stationery line can now be had Al Fs - s DUCK
sep15 III ,t,s 9A A. az @ ORR oRRS.
: Times copv.1 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

SUPPosED MURDEh-A lev mornings ago at
Chicago, Illinois, the body of a young man was
found in the lake of the Illinois Central depot
grounds, by party who were in bathing
: When discovered, the feet of the deceased were
projecting eighty out of the water. The body
was tOwed into the Illinois Central basin, and,
upon being missed to the surface, bed eerdwas
found tied around the neck, with stone weigh.
ing about forty pounds attached TO the other
ond. The dieceascdWas about twcnty.fivs years
of age. His name was not known II Is sup
posed he was murdered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
Ambrotvnea for al.

PARTRIDGE, q. his and spseiou, rooms with facn
Ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any in the country and far superior any the city Is
producing these beautiful pictures, which are
In the country. He prepared make Ambrotypes 80
they can be sentby mail without postage Also 70 set
them in Ioekets and pins price as Dasperrsotypes
Pictures madefor Customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
Anktndso Of materials in the business for sale
Reemseastsds Of Main above Monroe over Marsh
Tavinr's new store aueis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

DsArn At 4nE DAScE-A bail Was given on
Thursday evening last, at Judge Peters Farm,
near Philadelphia, by number of farmers Of
the neighborhoOd, and while the meTriment was
at It's height, one Of The participants, named
Alexander tunnel, about forty years of age, and
apparently strong and hearty, fen dead upon the
ROor. His hand was claSped within that Of a
female relative, whose thoughts no words can
picture. The scene that snsucd needs uc pen
to portray; the most barren Imagination need.
ing no assistance TO draw tho Picture. The de-
ceased was man of family.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Iris said that General Barnard, Immediately
before his death, wrOts 4 letter 10 a friend, in
which he spoke Of the city of Delhi as a new
SebastopOl According to the Paris Press the
artnameEts and Qualifications were Of truly for
midable character. In addition to the heavy
ordinance ON the ramparts, ii had in store $40
heavy guns, ranging from 10 to 81 Founders,
besides $50 pieces 81 field artillery, together
Win NORRIS aud proiectiles in great numbers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

THE cotton and wool manufacturers Of Phils-
delphia have agreed to work their mills on half
time on and after the 18th Of thepresent month.
until further notice They complain that they
work their mills 1t tho present very low prices
received fcS gOois.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

TIE New York journal Of comnere of the
10Th says: "The engagement Of grain for
Great Britain, have averaged over 81, 600 bush.
els dap for several days; and, If the decline in
prices not prevent the produce from coming for
ward from the interior, NC may look for an nc
tive business in this line throughout tho fall
months This will revive the dropping spirits
Of ship owners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

tbs BRrr1sH IL lSDrA.-.By yesterdays ex-
press train, we received the latest news brought
by the English papers, in the steamer Arabia
The accounts are not encouraging to those wisll-
ing wen to the cause Of Anglo axOnism in that
far of country. The rebels appear more and
more determined, but the English are equally
determined, indeed we might say Desperate
The cruelties inflicted by the rebels upon the
English and those in their interest, seem to be
without a parallel in history. Delhi has not yet
fallen. and the London Times expresses itsopin-
: ion at length, at tho danger Of attempting 70
dislodge the rebels, without an adequate force
TO afterwards hold the place. Tho TINES also,
severely eOndsmn Ella government for ever per.
hitting such lrcmSndous force (s00,1 900 Of
bieoted enemies within the circuit Of The fersii-
cations
We derive, however, from all the gloom that
seems to shade the ncws, the belief that the
English are moving on to certain victory cVcn-
tually. They must triumph; it is civilization
against darkness, christianity against paganisn,
and no one can doubt or wish for but one 70.
suit
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IRON the warrington star. sep.enber III

BoSps OF Pension AaESFs--Nco System 70
be Adopted.-The offices of agents for paying
pensions not being generally, ever, very lucra-
tive. are consequently but little sought after
Hence, such agents often hold their offices for
many years II has heretofore been the Gus,
tom for them to give bonds only at the time oi
their original appointment. We understand that
the Secretary Of the Interior has, upon the re-
Recommendation of the Commissioners of PEN
ssions, prudently deemed it proper, for the pro-
lection Of the public interest to require re-
neXNl fsthGss bonds III should
peculiar circumstances render it expedient
This new regulation we regard rs cninentIy
iudicious and proper; for great changes take
place in the course of four years in the pecuni-
ary condition aud liabilities Of the principal OF
his sureties. We learn that quite number Of
disbursing agents of the Persian Office are now
being required to enter into new bonds, with
approved securities, some Of whom are yet
acting undet bonds executed as much as fifteen
years ago
This regulation is decided reform, and gives
evidence Of tho vigilance and care with which
the many interests, both public and private, in
trusted TO the head of the Interior Department,
will be watched over and protected II will
compel full and final settlement every four years,
of the fiduciary concerns of all the agents OF
the Pension Department entrusted with the Gus.
tody and Disbursement Of public money; thus
enabling the government and the surities Of the
agents to see precisely the condition Of their re-
sources and liabilities respectively
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

TuE BIBLE TwANG.-Once upon time an
elderly Scotch woman gave her grandson the
newspaper to read, telling him to read aloud
The only reading aloud the boy had been much
in the way Of hearing was at the parish kirk,
and he began to read in the exact tone in which
he had so often heard the minister read. The
good lady was shocked at the boys profanity,
and giving him box on the ear, exclaimed,
''What! dost thou read the newspaper with the
Bible twang?n
Many a minister has twang, or tone for
the pulpit, that he never uses in conversation
If a lawyer at the bar should address the jury
in the preaching tone, he would make them
laugh when he wished to make them weep
Preaching would be far more efficient in the or
binary tone, such as used between man and
man; but many preachers pitch on n key so
variant from their natural voice, that they would
not be recognised unless they could be SEEM
Ne'c Toyl: O6serrer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

PhysicInna aud there intereated.-Trus
sc Shoulder Braces Supporters Danages Belts Instru.
mdnts Of ali Kinds syrnges Nursing Bottles, &c &C.,
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sToRR.
ga private room is attached to the store, where
-Trusses are adapted to each case when desired.
Address Of apply 70 T. II. Lo3AN : CO.,
jys bridge corner DrugEists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Black or BreWn Hair produced in ave minutes
A. BATcHE1oR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de.
lection and never to nure the hair or skin, no matter
how often applied how long continued. Use the Ecnun,
and possibly oscur Aark-the engrAv-
ing box VIZ. A. B1rcHELoR e8s broadway, or
the sides. Ask for VIZ B14cHEtons Hair Dye whea
you purchase. Por sale In Wheeling by
apso=1m T. u. LOGAN { co.
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4 YIRaiNtA LAWYER GOING 70 LOOK ron Pc
TAToEs.-Thc Weston Herald contains the fol.
lowing communication
CLARKsBunG, August 90, 1857
Messrs Editors.:Being fully convinced thar
the practice of law is unProntaolc III this State,
have determined TO cmigrate to the West. Ny
reason for making the change is this {: am pas
sionately fond Of potatoes, great big roasters,
and knowing from recent trip that they grow
larger and mealier in the West, i have deter
mined to go TO that glorious land of later
vines" Igo-not that love Virginia less, but
that love potatoes more; and in the language
of the poet can truly sing
There's not in this wide world country sweet,
As the west, with its ttateF and buffalo meat,
The craving OF appetite Indeed must depart,
Ere the love Of those "od hIns shall fade from heart
COL BEY Wilson,
Prosecuting Attorney for Harrison Co.
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THE N. Y. HERALD AND TRIBuSE Which has
the Target CireuLdtiOR-The Herald talks of
decline in the circulation of The Weekly Tfi-
6une, basing its talk on gross perversion Of a
remark in our new Prospectus. We said that
the Postmasters had been drilled or driven into
position of hostility which had doubtless de-
prived us of some thousands Of subscribers;
but we never intimated that this loss had not
been more than made up from other sources
Being just now Of a charitable turn, wepropose
to have the circulation Of the Weekly Tribune
and that Of all the issues Of the Herald scrut-
nized by two capable and honest men chosen
by the two establishments respectively, who
may select third TO act with them il they see
&C; and, after months free access to and obser-
walton of the two establishments, if they report
that the Heralfs total present subscription and
sale exceeds that Of the Weekly Tribune, we will
give 5000 to the two leading Orphan Asylums in
this city while il they report that the Weekly
IribURe has greater circulation than the Her.
el{'s total subscription and sale, then the Her
all shall pay $500 to the Orphan Asylums as
Aforesaid. What say you?-N Y. Tribune.
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A vGav snLY QUrsrIo4.-Our neighbor Of

A vERY Silly QUESTION neighbor Of
the Times, wo are glad to perceive, is disposed
70 leave of his shines, tantrumS aud his ParOx-
ysms Of wrath and pcnt up Indignation, and
his leader Of yesterday morning was. therefore,
toierabie decent specimen of writing, having
in it no mention Of "execrable, "contempti-
bic, ''Vipcr" and other such euphoniou5 nouns
and adjectivcs, as We were wont TO expect in
reply to any structures. He sets about itseri.
ousiy and concernedly, requesting an expose Of
our opinions upon the great issue Of the day
Towards the close Of his comments we were,
however, sorry to notice, he let go the dignity
with which he started out and kept up pretty
wen until he run It 'into the ground by ask
ng us the following very silly question. We
trust our neighbor viii blush this morning, to
think that lie ever so far forgot himself as to
put in print such pitiful, catch.Penny piece of
humbug as 70 ask
SIS the Intelligcneer in favor Of negro cquali
ity and negro voting
Tho Times knows just as well as we do, that
this paper mover, by hint, inuendo or inference,
said a word, which by any possibility could be
garbled or tortured into even the seeming Of
such an idea, and We can conceive no other Pur-
pose on the part of the Times, than under cover
Of a query, to indirectly and unfairly hint that
We had suggested some such idea. We profess,
down here at tho corner of Quincy and Main
streets, to publish awhile mans paper, devoted
to the interests, enterprises and labors Of our
own race and State, and not like the Tines and
Argus, 70 make the price Of niggers the rule by
which to determine any question Of State poll
cy. We profess to have moro sOlicitude regard
ing the interests of the eight hundred thousand
people in our State, who either are not able, or
who do not care to own niggers, than wo have
for the remaining fraction Of forty-fve thousand
niger owners, who up to this dime have shaped
the destinies Of the entire State, and who espe-
cinlly according to the Times own showing,)
have subordinated and triaed with the rights
and labor Of Western Virginia.
This is our creed. "Dost like the pictureS"
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sPBoIAL NOTICES.

"SWEETS FOR TIE SWEET
DEATH AND DISEASE.
DyXra.-Eow comes It, friend, in every shape,
You let 80 many folks escapes
Drsrlsl.-Dreaa sire, Iuse all means can.
To obvIate thelile Of man;
dog his footsteps from bis birth,
TIN he returns to mother earth.
n nse all means uJed OF old,
Changes Of vvather-hot and co'di
II give them colis-I give them pains
Iraek their bones-I fire their veins,
/ poison them with rancid bile,
In place Of the digestive chyle,
Yet ali IS useless nothing ktIls
DsA4u-HoW'S thatt
ptsEAsE-They all take ERAHpHErH's PnIs
n II. LOGAN { co.,
jyet-lv:law Agents.
...Boqust de Osledas.p or 4. j. BOURBON
From groves Of sweet lowers this perfume was culled,
Where deep. golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the breeze om the South In the deep glen IL uled
Where blossoms exhale hut resume.
To .rnpart this arona 'tis the sweetest, the best,
It steals DER the senses, as the nectar Of love;
To the boquet Of beauty, /. gives new zest-
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume Of Love
Distilled viii, great care from the choicest howers of the
South expressly for the Boudo Toilet, and handkerchief
For sale, With all the '.FRANGIPANNI's," by
H. LOGAN & CO.,
.ep,s Bridge corner Druggists.