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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
MEDICAL.
WM "A Y ER'S,
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"a SUGAR COATED,)
ARE MADE 10
(SNHAR GOATEDN

lCanB6 6lOO0 anu Sut0 tlAS -
Inyn.iI' EatheTa, Mo Net, PET IlTs ncn
hi nif iE9P. ~ 's"ir ' vfTIuel.
TOR THE CURE OF
Rrndnche, Sic Mendache. Foul stomach
PI7rssvRna. Pa; May /, ISIS;
hsa4ashs any body have BY dose or tS2 Of ySGi
eean'e 4: II they VIII cure ohers as they do me- '
fact Is worth s1onE Repi EI oS SSa asss Carton
nIIIous Disorders aud Liver Complaint
DrrAETWENT TIE IEIEMoR wAsHISsTcS, b G. Feb, ~
prsetiee ever since You made the and eanno hesitate
they The best eathartie employ Their regulating
are an admirable Tsmey for cra.se 5 ne Of 1t
obstinate that II dId NOT readily Yield e them:
EF"'tf"'uy yissF Sean SS ~ Sd Rfsl h ~
DyAentary, FseIRx. ind Worms.
AEn Toal PHI are he pe G9 1 msG S TssS
have done wife more good than can tell you She had
sorsd great expense, got no better
enesd taking g9nr Pms which soon cured her, BY eERe
Afterwards her two children Of bloody ysen
him S s 90 So o y Sour S nher aropea 81
paid from dye to twenty dollars doctors bills and lost me
time, without being cured entirely them Such hedi-
cine y yours which Is ss;9"y Eo9a and honest WI be
i EndIEeSIIon and ImpurIGy of thc blood.
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cess my family and among those called visit in
Sstsss To regulate the Of digestion and purify
You're, J.v. HINES.
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cold settled In iInbS and hr.rht ON xetitic ne,
ralg- mains Which ended in hronic rleur1otisn Soth.
standing lad die Isst Nh ysIc,nS IN. 8sste prev Sorse
and worse nt nv tt adyice az excellent agent
BALTIMORE DR. Msek.nzic tried YOUR Piis Their erctE
were slow, but sure ~ p.FseyrrinK In a.. use Of ta
an now entirely we'll
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

,J()3S!JC)BS!. -1lT---5GF
| ways sell at levy, at TO &c.
40 pI yd wide ChintE worth 2nc, at 1e&.
cases GInghams, of superior quality and fast eoioEa
at LEVIN very great bargain.
ChAllv OeLains-R few thousand yards beautiful Ne
Lains on huc chally Claths, such sold al IS 4
81 cts, from 10to 15c.
Pine hro. Muslns, worth12 at 6Ae-at
sros STONE 4 THOMAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
THIRD -SUlIMER STOCK.

BIO leave 10 inform public that have Just
i from with nay THIRD SUMNER STOCK,
s!stng Lawns, BeraEes, Mant!as. ect.
call especial stock Of Straw and Nes-
Of description both plain and fancy
which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
! this
Bounrt Ribbons, OF which purchased large quantity
which confident have the largest stock
WeelTE shall BELL less than they have been SOLD yet this
ny calling Will convince yourself Of the fact
them - per cent. less than any other House
Also, 200 doz R1ches, to which invite the attention o.
the Trade, will sell cheap Jnbblug House
East; only buying from Manufacturers and I-Portera
Alec, 100 doz Of those cheap 125c Mits, the great
est bargains solo Ia Wheeling.
Also 1900 yds Of he plain Berages at ESQ fully
AIso 800 tho.t Cellars Be- and which cheap
AZ l2bse.
To my stock Of Lawns which have selected from
latest designs, I call especial attention
Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
wtl call, have many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
leo No. i23 Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
FULTON HOUSE.
1MncIninntn Do


TINE undersigned having leased this welIknoEn @
tel and having thoroughly RENTED Il, takes this
opportunity Of presenting IT, claims to the travelling
community lie has secured the services nj the mos. Obg
ing and attentive walters and his table i be- at all meS
furnished with the hest the affords TIE stAblIng Is
the most extensive In the county, and attended
IaI holsters.
Tho dligent attention Will be given to insure the
COMFORT and the OF all who become
No pa:ns expense viii be spared to make this
comfortable home for all who may etler permanently
temporarily extend ths!r patronage TO It.
rih26 3Ea JOHN HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
ma .IN a SMITH,
-WAIL PAPER, CHEAPEK THAN EVER

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
M viii sell Tine vide heavily piaryd wall Caper
w Sl 3I% cents which foraieriy sold and Is
.rn eiscyhere al A. and per bolt The paper
perfect Hnd the only reason otter ths Induce
ucnt TO the papers, the usual prices,
are the market We have also in hands very
due assortment Of cheap per which ofeT low
Al O. last received books, among them private
correspondence Of Daniel webster, 6y his son VIVA, b.
Nra Southwnrth Travels In Enror by lrAnscus Inquire
WIlln Tho days nv Lie; sehool ADJUSTMENTS;
AEaher by Mrs. Dennsnn: KAnsNSts Sc slap.
OF Western states, for S also fd School
aud Blank Hooks. 81, sc.
An the iatV periodicals. and weekly papers,
J. Z. ORE'S,
mvT Se.flI Main 81 Wheeling va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

RevolVers! Firearmsl
TR USSE.S.
WOULD call attention to splendid stock Of
RreaTs, consisting Of Single and Doubie BarelCd Guns,
Coils Anenf. Marston', and Warmers EevolVers, and
great variety OF Pistols too numerous 10 mention.
ALSo-A sdleudh stock Of Catisry, Variety 0oods et
RrasSea and supPoTtETs In great variety.
k9l AT knda OF TepSirinT done With peatnsss and H.
patch a. r. CARTWRIGHT19
caElSFJ, Variety and Mnsls Store,
fe1p is5 Main st., Wheeling.
DARfICELAR attention esIeato style Of lrveF
EGteh sV4s pdFf eScAiet 70 manufactured IN Aaer
od which eAsd In every variety Of style gold and silver
Thea watches h-oJseled and IN EhrTRntedto be correct
YoT sGis 81 cP BROWN.
mAyi Washington Ball. MoErot 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
THE BOND STREET TRAGEDY.
Additional Particulars Of the Murder
Of DR.. Burdell.
~.s>>o1~>~~>>~~~s~~->--
THE CoRoNHR'3 INQUEST.
---------.-----~----------
VERBATIM REPORT 0F TIE PROCEEDINGS.
The. Coroner Makes a Personal
Explanation.
Recorder Smith Examints the Witnesses.
ACLAIR VOYANT ON THE STAND
@es. CUNNINGHAM WRITES 10 TaE CORONER
-~o~O->~-~~~~~-~->>---~--~~>~~~
One Thousand Dollars Reward offered for
the Capture Of the Murderers.
..>oDN>~~>-~.>-e~~-~-~>>>~~
FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM.
~----~~S~~--~~~-->--~-->~~~-~>>>
The. Coroner Makes a Personal
Explanation.
Recorder Smith Examints the Witnesses.
AcLAIRvoYANr ON THE STAND
mss. CUNNINGHAM WRITES 70 TaE CORONER
One Thousand Dollars Reward offered for
the Capture Of the Murderers.
FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM.

Impressive Services at Grace Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
TPrOm the Norfolk Aryus.l

WILLIAM AND MANY CoLLEGE.-Wc seek to
make no inyidious distinctions among tho coll
sleges of Virginia, but the friends of all, we be-
lieye, would unite with us desiring to see this
their common mother, blessed with eternal
youth II has been remarked that there was
scarcely great man of yirgiDia's olden time
who wns not in some way connected with Will
liam and Mary College, or with the fine old city
of Williamsburg. It.was there that Jefferson,
Madison, Marshall, Randolph, Lee, Leigh, and a
host of other illustrious worthless of yirginia's
best and brightest days, was trained for the dis
tinguished part they afterwards performed on
the great theatre of public affairs. Washington
made his first speech in Williamsburg, and it
was there he was married. Patrick Henry, in
the walls of tie old Capitol, now burnt, in the
same city, made the first of those great oratons
which shook the British throne, aud in n room
Of the old Raleigh tavern, still standing, and
now Occupied asa female seminary, presented
those famous resolutions which paved the way
for the independence of the United States
Many Of tho places hallowed by tradition arc
yet standing old Raleigh, the wings of the
Governors palace, the College, the magazine,
and other sacred spots associated with tile Rev
olutiOn and the illnstriOus patriots who achieved
Our liberties. The society will preserve many
OF the characteristics IS its cavalier origin aud
is most polished, agreeable and social The
healtiulneSs of the city is now as good as that
Of any place in Nirgidia. The college is in able
and admirable hands. We should rejoice to see
its old walls thrOnged with the youth of Vir.
ginia, drinking ut its pure fountains of krowl-
edge ard patriotism.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

TRIAL OF Mus. GARDNER FoR MuRDER-LIcr
address to the Jury.-Ihe Court room was
crowded almost to SuiiocatiOn before the Court
came in. Before the Judges charge Mrs GIrd
ncr, With great emotion, and with tears and sobs.
spoke as follows:
81 have much to say, but do not know how
to say il; am here feeble and low, but have
done nothing which should put me in this place;
/ feel that have been greatly injured and Sland-
cred by those who have prejudice against INT;
know that am innocent, and have no bust
ness TO be here, but am in place where can
not help myself, and feel that + have no eae to
say n,word in my defence Clears and Snbs)
feellike one all alone in tlewOrll with nobody
to help me at all; lam so faintund weak that |
mn lartityah to be here tlistnOFning; ItlionSht
last night that ItShould be able to speak and
to say considerable, but am not.
sit is not because am guilty that can't say
what want tn /; i don't feel TINT have done
ANYTHING which would put me here; can de-
clare before my Maker, and bcfor.Aynu all, that
am innocent of the charge which is nadc
against me; tell you here am innocent, as
have done everywhere; some one has done the
Decd and lays it to nue., aud alone lave bear
it; Ifecl like one dying by inches, and have felt
so all the time. (Renewcd sObsl As true
you area judge in this court, Cooking him in
the facc,) remember ton, thar Won have
Judge in Heaven, who will also Judge Won for
what YOU do, on the last day. Deal mercifully
With me, and spare me for thcsakeofmy children;
they are as near and dear to as my own life;
they have been disgraccd by what Others have
brought upon me; do not feel that Ihave done
anything wrong myself; know Ihave not done
anything, therefore, T*tvcl that haze been IN
jurcd by the ill-fecling and prejudice of people
against me, for which am not to blame, sir
| (Great clnotion.)
~ would that God would reveal from heaven
| by His pure spirit, t" your minds and hearts,
that am innocent, and that you might know
the Guilty one"
The accused here took her seat, apparently
FRUSTRATED by her feelings, but soonF rose again.
She continued: II would ask that yo,l judge
me rightly; be careful that you do not condemn
me, not knowing what You do! re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
SI1MMARY.

TIE Lyuchburg yirgininn complains OF being
obliged to pay, on the railroad from there foF
weight Of baggage over certain fixed amount
and suggests as further reform, that every
man weighing over $50 pounds, should pc
charged for excess in weight. "fora man weigh.
ING $50 lbs. should not pass at the same price
with oarse!E who only weigh 125. Wewant,
also. to see war declared upon hoop skirts, as
we do not think it right that one lady should
mouopolise two seats without paying for them"
A NAN in New York, named King, had the
misfortune to break his leg on the first day OF
the present year Two months later, just as
rhe leg was healing he was outon crutchcs, and
fell and broke it second time. On Monday
last he got into IN alteration with another par
ty. and being thrown down the same leg was
broken for tho third time within seven months.
THE Philadelphians are congratulatins them
selves that there has not been single suspen'
sion Of any account in that city, and that the
banks are Ill well fortified.
TIE number of immigrants arrived atNew
York, this year, to Cd September, is stated at
1e6, 272, being sG,7OO more than FOR the same
period last year.
WILLIAM McDoSALp, Esq, of Baltimore, who
so astounded Continental Europe by his osten-
tatious display in the way ola turnout with
''outriders," arrived in New York by the Van
derbilt.
An elderly Pennsylvania woman with her
daughter, looking ut the marblcstatue of GiFard
in the College building, the other day, startled
the bystanders by cxclaimins La, Sally, how
white he was!'
Mn. McConMlcK, the inventor Of the reaper,
has offered to give $4,000 per year towards the
support of Presbyterian church at Chicago
if they will secure Rev. DR.. Rice, of St. Louis,
as pastor.
TAE Galveston Ci0iz;an learns that in cnse
Gen. Henderson declines being candidate for
the U. S. Senate, of which there is probability,
it is likely that Col. Matt Ward will be proposed
rs the successorof Senator Rusk.
VIcroRIA's first telegraphic despatch to Mr..
Buchanan: -"PreSidcnt--On earth, peace.
over board, another piece. Tout toi, " *
-BOstoH Past.
TUE editor of the Hardy Wig, printed at
Moorleld, Va, has been showna stalk of corn
raised in that vicinity which had upon it thirty
ears. %
Tne price of beef in New York, has declined
one and half cents pound, with strong
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

YEKY IMP0RTAST IXToKNATIoN.-.Mr. HOratio
King requests US 10 state that he was complete.
Is ignorant Of the nature Of the communication
sent through him to the President. He re
ceiyed it through the mail accompanied with n
note from person TO him unknown, politely re.
auesting him to have it delivercdto the Presi-
dent UiGsh. States
1t was matter of exceeding great consc-
queucet to the world, to let people know that
Mr.. King, one of the Post Master Generals subs,
was ignorant of the contents of the letter of
silliman & Co. Mr.. Buchanan was not ashamed
TO answer the letter, INIT the sub Thoughtful ut
cessary to come out and tell the people hcknew
not what II contained; just as much as to say
he would not have delivered it if he had
we may next expect to hear of some Of tho
White House soups upologising in public card,
for announcing somebody who had speck on
their boots.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
[pcoln ths NsE York Post.l

No.,
~ PICTURE OF NEW YORK MoSALs-Com-
palnthaylng been lnaae against one oaran SANDS
for Keeping q disorderly house on Eleventh
street, Justice Wood issued warrant, anu zap
tain j. w. HART, OF the 18th precinct, with a
posse of officers, last night proceeded to arrest
the inmates. The house has spacious yard,
decorated with flowers, and presents line aP'
pearance. 1t has long borne the reputation OF u
honse of designation of the higher order.
The captain entered with his warrant, and
made clean sweep, arresting the keeper and
every person upon the premises, twenty-one in
all. He was nota little surprised TO find several
members of the church to which he belongs,
with whom he has long partaken the Sacrament,
as we'll as others whose reputation in the COM
munity has heretofore been regarded as ire
Dronciable. among them,
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, when
these visitors suddenly found themselves in the
hands Of the officers Of the law. They begged
and pleaded with earncstncss to be allowed
toseSeape. Offering every imaginable excuse for
their nfesence One man declared. that if nc
were 10 be exposed it Womb ruiz. his family and
kill his wife, who was in fccble health at home.
But the captain was inexorable, and allowed
none to escape on any plea.
There was soon great fiuttering among GER
tain outside parties. who. for some reason known
TO themselves ifnot to others took extraortli.
nary interest in the affair. and used their utmost
endcayor to get the narties clear. Tits said that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

Tmr N .TIo,:.Is IS-sss ,.F-,''''-',-- 9 = -
rtoNs-The National iatslligsnesr, in remark
ing that the National Emancipation Convention
has as yet made but little progress in ''matu-
ring the great scheme which it propounded,
takes occasion to administer fair bit at the
whole fashion Of conventions" 1t ascribes
"their origin and prevalence to a nationalidiO-
syhcracy, Which, being generated and fostered
by our political habitudes, has extended its
principle of association to the formation of in
Vulnerable nouns Of multitude, under the name
and style of conventions for the promotion of
all possible and impossible objects under tie
sun. The Spanish republics have for their
amusement the chronic pronunciamcnto; Spain
has her bnll fights; France her spcetqclcs. diver
sitied With an occasional revolution; Germany
her Ver;cas and Diets. ecclesiastical and litera.
ry; England her sports Of the turf and game
preserve; we have our Conventions
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

Tnr New Orleans Cfesesat. OF August 26th,
saws: seTw0 gentlemen Of the Second District,
as we are informed, went over on the Creole yes.
tertlay to settle q difficulty with pistols, at a
haudkefehief's length. As much as ne could
hear of the particulars were. that one, in the
course Of dispute. slapped the face Of the 9th.
named his terms, rs pistols at . bandkcrchiefs
length, one pistol only to be loaded, and the
ehofce 10 be decided by q toss-up. The elallen-
= accepted this and they left for The Missis.
mi shore al above stated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
Tnr KAyAwnA 7BASE Of yInaIvIA.-some

THr KAxAwn4 BANK OF y1aslxEA.- Some of
our Eastern exchanges. in speaking Of this bank,
remark that those who believe the story that
the reason for discrediting this bank in Eew
York was that It merely failed 10 make arrange
ments for the redemption of its circulation in
that city, arc imposed upon most egregiOusly.
The truth is its affairs arc believed to be sadly
mixed up with those of the bursted Ohio Life
and Trust (specuIating) Company, which, ere
failing the other day, scattered enormous guam
titles Of that banks issues, more especially in
Cincinnati, right and left. With men who have
money to lose, this fact is reason enough, in all
conscience, for refusing to take its notes just
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08


liz Town WITn PocKET Full OF Rorks.-A
Tennessee planter lately visited New OlieanS,
and slapped at the St Charles Hotel, au.. in the
course of alweck created /. prodigious se:r-ation.
He was stout, plain looking old fellow, aud on
the trip down from Memphis, contrived l., get
very drunk, so that from the time he lan.ietl in
the city untilhc LEFT he carried on like y crazy
man, paying fifty or a hundred times the value
of everything he bought He gave a colored
barber $50 for shaving him and refused to take
any change; paid half dollar for glass of
liquor, declined the change, and gave the bar
keeper $50 additional rs free gift. On the
latter being rejected, the planter crumbled up
the bill, threw it behind the counter, and walk
off in rage. He had all his pockets stuffed
with bank notes of the denomination Of hum
dredS. tifies and twcnties, which he threw away
recklcssly If he ran against person he dash.
sd handful of bills in his face. Not satisfied
with this, he afterwards paraded about with q
linen bag so full of silver that it bent him down
to carry it. Wherever he had achance, he paid
for drinks, &c, with handful Of half dollars.
after three days tour of this description, he
packed up and travelled back to Tennessee where
he belonged. He is Snid to be quite, wealthy.
The suckers about town arc believed to have
reaped grand harvest out Of this poor inebri-
ate's folly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

LADIES Prts. E,lrTf:ss, Mrs Susan E. Wat-
ties writes to have young ladies come to Kansas,
and make prescriptions OF land, and thus secure
to .themselves independent homes; the register
Of the land Office having decided that such
claims were valid Some capital, some courage
and spirit will be required to make the eliter-
prise successful, AIrS. W. knows three who
have already made such claims
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08


ArrEAas TO ScAnuD.-The Mobile Planter
of the god inst, under the omnibus heading,
missouri as Frcesoil State" after quoting
from the significant speech of Major RolltnsOn
extract in favor offrec labor, makes the follow.
ing comments:
s'rhc man who uttered these opinions in St.
Louis, lacked only few hundred votes Of being
elected governor Of the state. 1t is u fair con,
clusion that the people Of MISUNDERSTANDING a
few hundred Of thcm-nre opposed to slavery.
'.Wlien Mr.. Blair, formerly editor ofthe WASH
ingtOn Globe, but now a freeSoiler-was elected,
few months ago, member OF Congress from the
st. Lous district, it was not considered strange,
for it was said that St Louis lies in the track of
northern emigration, and, ofcoursc nothing for
slavery can DC expected iromit. The vote for
Mr.. Rollins shows that the people of st. Louis
looking into the future-only represent the
predominant tendency Of the state. And the
prediction ofMr. Rollins, that the state may
within ten years become enlisted with the free.
soilers, is very probable and rational predic-
ton. II the limit were five years, it wOuld not
bSirrati0MaL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08
DIR. NJ. Dr.. VALLEYS
FEAIALE- PERIODICAL. PILL.

DES. NJ. - ~ v fAl41Gl5S
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.
These pills have been ed in the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also The France for
meeting with unparalleled the great.
est satisfaetioneuring where other remedies fan.
They act as charm in correcting tregularty and OBJ
struetons, producing regular return the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stimuiant. They produce agreeable
exhleraton and hapy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves so are
cautioned assinst using these pins ~ they VIM produce
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious q
the most delicate. Forsale by
janls LAUGnL1Ns Z BUsHPIELD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-08

TnE Indianapolis Journal of Saturday saws !:
"a new shinplaster bank has been located at
Cannelton, Perry county, called the ''Orleans
Bank of Cannelton-r II is owned by parties in
New York, and will commence the issue of its
spurious notes about the 10th of September
The public are warned against this concern and
against all other shinplastcr Institutions in the
State.