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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
nv THE UNION IINR.
FROM NEW YORK.

August 4.-Juncs Sheppard was arrested on
Sunday last, Oh suspicion ufmurdGrng his wife
aud subsequently firing his dwelling. The
bui!ding Was destroyed aud the cliarred re-
minus OF the woman found i'll the rufus. Tie
occurrence tOUk place OH the 9TH OF June last.
The Steamships Vanderbilt and Atlantic were
spoken at O'clock on Saturday evening, going
side by side, at rapid speed
Richard aud z alTicEl Rourke, brothers, be-
came engaged ia u fight yesterday, Richard
was stabbed twice and it is supposed fatally.
The U. s. steam irigate, Roanoke, arrived
here, from AspIuwa.i, Ihis morning, with up
wards OF two hundred of Walkers mcu, ninety.
diately Oh theirarriVaI. Oneo them named Ii
W. Turner, died ON the passage.
Mrs. Cunningham Was arrested to-day on
charge OF felony connected with the fictitious
birth Of an heir to the Burdeil estate.
Mrs Cunningham counsel limited on her trial
that she was ehcteHte by DIR. Burdc Shortly
alter her acquitta she sent for Dr. Uni, her
medical adviser, and consulted him on her eX-
pccted accOuchment, in course Of the cOnversa-
ton, the Dr'S suspicious We're aroused and he
consulted the District Attorney Hall, but dccli-
ned making an affidavit, OH account of profess
siomal decacy. MIR. Hall pointed out the law
i'll the revised statues, declaring Mrs Cunning
hams act a felony, the Doctor finally agreed 10
submit to Mr.. Halls advice, and measures were
immediately taken to Illustrate the meditatcd
fraud. 'rhc'Story was invented of California
widow about to become mother and wishing to
dispose of her child, Mrs. Cunningham liked
the plan, aud becauc inpatient TO have it car
ried out. y child was borrowed from the Bel
leyue Hospital andthe demo took place ycstcr-
day ut noon. District Attorney Hall made atli-
diavit at midnight and Mrs Cunningham was
arrested this morning. The child was sent TO
81 Bond street, where Dir. Catlene, Mrs. Gun
ninghan's former Physician was in attendance
with nurse In the midst Of these the Police
marched in and arrested all parties. DR.. Cat
lcne and the nurse were taken to the station
house and Mrs. Cunningham still ieignng to be
ill, from her accouchment was allowed foreman
i'll her chamber under the surveillance OF tie
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from the peep of morn till dewey eve and till
peep of morn again, splenetic -billingsgate and
left handed compliments fly fast and furious,
not to say anything of pot hooks and mop,
sticks These indications of determination
not to dwell together in unity, are confined
solely to the female members OF the three ancient
and honorable families. On Monday evening,
after the vocabulary of low ribaldry and baldcr-
dash had been cxhausted-thc pedigree of each
had been rchearsed, (eacIi pretending to have
known the other in old Ireland) and every avail
able missile had been hurled at some devoted
head, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs Haley and Mrs. Riley
"pitched into" one another simultaneously, spon-
tancously and triangularly, and great pulling
of hair and exercise of sharp-nailed digits ci-
sued, which ceased only by sheer exhaustion.
The selfsonstiluted police, being apprised that
s.wumpus" was in fall tide of operation, re-
paired to the spot and arrested all the parties
While one was lying upon bed with her fabby
cheek fauened ngainst pane Of glass, another
was standing with tptt of hair in her clenchcd
fist. The third, and victor, was maintaining an
attitude of defiance in the back ground They
were taken to Alderman Baltzcll's office, each
with cone small children" and as the fines were
being imposed, amid the not altogether gentle
pulling of the infants, the quarrel "went brave
ly on"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

CMooTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS AMI l23E cent pie
- par for the next Sixty Days.-JACOB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va, begs TO inform his friends
and customers that he has returned from the Eastern cities
with large and well assorted stock OF SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING, all made il,Iy his order and
esSy this market lie calls likewise the attention Of
public, Iecialy the Mechanics this city, the
great variety III Gentlelnrns Furnishing Goods, such
made white and fancy Shirts Overshirts beautifully
selected stock Of Necktics, Cravats Socks of kinds
Gloves, A. F. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles too numerous to mention
have also made such arrangements with my Bankers in
Baltimore, that enabled sno"tl, quarters
121& pieces par without sustaining Therefore,
fellow citizens, one, ALL with your old smooth
money, 10 tile store of JACOB STEINFIELD,
ap14 Centre Wheeling, ran TdRCidIRS
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II all our readers who are troubled with Liv..
er Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia will read
the advertisement in another column of Dn.
sAvronD's IxvIGoRATon, and then try bottle,
VIC should not see so many sickly, despairing
people as now meet our gaze at almost every
corner, for there never was u remedy of which
so much is said, and that performs so nearly
what It's propsietors say it will do. 1t came to
us so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it, and trial has convinced us, with
out doubt, that it is tile best family medicine
in use We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach
Billiousness, and any of the little bodily ills
that are common, and it docsproduce a pleasant
state of feeling to the sick, and what is better
after using itafew times, these ills grow less and
less and there is prospect of being entirely
free from them by continuance in the use of
the Invigorator Now VIC with to impress our
readers with this, that the Invigoratoris amed-
icine particularly adapted to family use, and
where there are children subject to little dis
eases, as all children are. it is invaluable, and
saves physicians bills, and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and their little ones
Scioto G,tzett. aug3-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

ELEcIT0N NEWS.

DunuouE, Iowa, Aug. 1.-The election pas.
sed oil quietly yesterday. The vote of the city
stands about 1900 Democrat to 400 Rcpub-
ST.. LOUIS, August 4-Seattering returns from
the city and county indicate Rolen's majority
in the city about 1904. Mayor Wymc,s major-
ity last Spring was l7Oe. The vote is very
much reduced. RolIen falls behind Filnore's
vote from the complexion Of the county Stew
art has carried the State by 5,OuU. His minority
in Gasconade county, will probably reach three
hundred.
CnIcoGA 4th-Nothing definite from the
Iowa e!cation. In Scott county the Democrats
elect their Sheriff and Judge. The Republi-
cans have the balance of officers In Delnoinc
county the Democrats have small minority
The democratic majority in Dubuqc county is
about 1910. Majority against tile new conStl-
tuition.
In Cooper county, Rollins has 277 majority.
The town of Lexington gives Rollins 29y ma
jority. In Hannibal his majority is l6.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST-LoU1s, 4tll-A dispatch has been recciy-
cd from Lawrence dated yesterday which states
that most equitable apportionment for the oc-
tober territorial election has been made, nine
teen counties having only three representatives.
while fourteen counties have thirty.six Troops
are to be detained to guard the bogus officers
of the election. The emigration this year is
job of making appointments to the President
of the next bogus legislature.
The Kansas CITY Enterprise, of the list, an
nounces the reception of letters at Lecompton
stating that five of Capt Caldwell's, four of
Capt. Berry's and the whole of Col Mariners
Surveying party had been murdered by the
Cheyennes or Pawnee Indians
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

SUICIDE ron LovE.-'rhc Cincinnati papers Of
last evening announce the death, by suicide, of
VIM Henry Kent, son of Mrs Kent, the well
known actress, which took place on Sunday
evening last. It is said by some that "an at
tachment he had formed for young girl in the
house and which he had perceived was not mu-
tuaI impeied him to blow his brains out with a
pistol" Kent is said by the Gazette, to have
been just twcnty-one years OF age and warm
hearted, impulsive and sensitive youth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

The WATER Wonks.-Thc water will be let
on this morning III all probability, the superin-
tendcnt having made greater progress in clean
ing the reservoir than he anticipated. Fifty
nine workmen were engaged yesterday in the
work Some huge rocks which had fallen, from
time to time, from the precip;ce above, into the
basin, accustomed considerable delay, as it was
necessary to blast in order to remove them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

TnAvEL1NG LIcRNsE--A German named
Henry Was, was arraigncd before AID. Dulty,
yesterday charged with selling liquor without
license. He exhibited travelling license, i. e.
the privilege to sell the article in any part of
the city, and was, of course, discharged. The
license usually granted to liquor sellers, con-
fines their operations to a particular locality,
but an error had occurred in the issuing of the
privilege to yaas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

RimGRKAALg LONGEyIrr-We yesterday saw
an old gentleman, over whose head, as We are
reliably Informed by those who know him, one
hundred summers have passed. His name is
Thomas baltimore, and he lives somewhere in
Eastern Ohio IIcwas accompanied by his son,
venerable old man of seventy years The
father looked the younger of the two, and was
more actige on foot than the son.
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(SECOND DESPATCiI.)

QUEBEC August 1.-The steamer Clyde from
Glasgow on 22d, has arrived at this port. Her
adviccs from London and Liverpool, by tele-
graph are to the alst inst, three days later than
by The Europa.
out on Tuesday
Mr. CardwcIl has been elected to the House
of Commons, over Thackeray.
The Clyde brings only Glasgow papers OF
23d, which contain Liverpool and London
messages
LrvEIpooL, July 9l.-Cotton to-day is firm,
sales estimated at 10000 bales. Sales of cotton
on Tuesday, included 1900 bales on speculation
and export, of the sales G0OO were American,
6da02d Corn markets quiet. In London
Corn market if any large sales had been pres
sCd, would have fallen more than five shillings.
Worrels' companies operations for storing
their portion of the cable OH the Niagarn, are
drawing rapidly TO Il close. II is expected She
will leave Liverpool on or before the 25th.
Liverpool letters state the suspension of
Salvador & Co, their liabilities arc about sixty
thousand pounds.
P.lms.-Onc of the Italians now in custody
made full confession OF details ofthc conspiracy.
Teiegraphic advices from Spain announced
an extraordinary decline from the present high
prices ofwheat.
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-%sSB$

TuE WEArnEH.-Yes;er,Iay was cloudy and
comfortably. warm. The sky wore Il threaten
ing Especial day, and oneof the good Deacon's
"llrizzle drozzlcs' vas anxiously looked for but
did not come.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05
RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTSBURGH, August 3.-River 6 feet 4 inches
by pier mark. Rain this morning, now cloudy.
Mercury as.
ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-The rivers all continue
to fall. Weather clear and cloudy alternately.
Mercury SO,
Louisville, August 4-Riyer rising slowly,
with seven feet in the canal. Weather clear
Mercury Sc.
CISciSNATr, Aug. 4.-wcnther shOwery and
sutry. Mercury 80 dogs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

MooxEy Of the Main Street news depot laid
upon oar table papers from almos, all quarters
of the globe. He Informs ms that his arrange
mcnts are now perfect for Supplying his custo,
mcrs with almost any paper they may want.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

A Bold SwlSDLER.- a man who gave his
name as Horatio Bently is now canvassing some
of the river counties Of this State representing
himself as in the employ of several of the bust
ness houses ofthis city for which he solicits trade
and receives rnrt pay with the order. Look
out for him. Those who have dealt with the
fellow may rest assured that they have been
most wofully swindled AS he has not been
heard of lately, it is supposed he has succeeded
in raising sufficient windto get out of the cOun
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cTIlEET ETGUT

CAMDEN, N. j., August 4.-Charles d Hen.
line, formerly editor Of the Democrat, assaulted
d. W. Belin, editor of the Journal, ON account
of publication appearing in the Philadelphia
Sunday Dispatch The latter fired pistol, in
ffictine severe wound on his opponent, though
not considered dnngerons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

TnE Rlyrn-The river commenced falling
yesterday after having reached a depth of l-2
feet There was nothing worthy ofnote trans,
pred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

BoAaD TREE TvSSEt.-we learn that the
fall of earth III Broad Tree Tanncl which has
been so expensive on obstruction to transport
tation on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
be removed in about ten days.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST 4-Flour buoyant, 5000 bbls sold.-
Wheat unsettled, 10000 bushels sold with
slight decline on old and an advance on new
Sales of new White al $3.50 and Red at 81, "a.
Corn depressed, sales of $4,000 bushels at 81
for mixed, a decline Of i cent Provisions bcuy-
ant. Whiskey firm. Stocks dull and generally
lower.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Go,
Manufacturing harmaccutists and Chemists,


~. 0RHgRAL Agents..
PhladeIphla 7. w DyOt Sons, 1872 N. 2d street New
York, Barnes Park 800 broadway, Duane. Bat
more, Cuspare Brothers, Gay and Penna. Avenue Gin
cnna John b. Park. Chicago, DRrclay Brothers, eI3 8.
Water St st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
J. Wright Co. Es-art
SoIdby Iaughlins BuslHed Wholesale Arentsfor Hortl,
Western virginia. T. n. Logan Co.. ana other Drusgists
and throughout the United States
Canadas octSiaWly,
n. ID. BELDEN. LYMAN q. wilLcox
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CoryrY Coul.r.-The case Ofliichar,l Knowles,
charged with passing counterfeit money, was
continued yesterday till next term. The bal
ance of the business was postponed.
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DIsTuIERY BURNED.

CIxclNSArr, Aug. 4.-The Distillery of N.
goldsmith, near this city, was consumed by lire
last night. The Grain and Whisky in storF,
and Hogs escaped. Loss $4,000. No in
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, 4th-The American education as
sociation met today Amos Bean of the Iowa
University presiding. in the absence ofChancei-
I5 Tappal, the pr sidsnt
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FtGnr AMoxo THE WoaEx-We suppose there
never was yet row of little old frame houses
located in any city or upon any street but those
same buildings were occupied by two, three or
more families. And just so sure as the houses
arr so occupied, just so sure the families will
engage in quarrels and spiteful chickering's about
their children, theirpigs, pots, garbage or some
thing else. The locality near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot is by no means an excep-
ton. There reside in delightful confusion, the
Haleys, the Murpheys and the Rileys. There,
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Six tow boats, with six fiat loads Of coal each
passed ,lown the river yesterday.
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FIRE.

PAlxsv11Lr, q. August 4th.-A large portion
of the business portion of the village was de
stroycd by fi,e to-day. Loss so, CoU.
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SITurIDE OF SEN ATOR RUSK.

NV OREANs, Aug. 4.-Advices from Texas,
state that Senator Rusk, committed suicide at
through the head with rifle. No cause as
signed
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Az ExcnlNG ScrNr-A young girl 4ttemPts
to Shoot he, Lore1.--A young woman employed
in some subordinate capacity about the Monroe
House, yesterday afternoon made an attack upon
the life of yonng male sejourner at the same
house. 1t seems that the young man by con
iinually "going on with bis pretty talk" sue.
ceedel in gaining the confidence and affections
of the unsuspecting maiden, and for long
time "the luxurious pulse of love-" in this in
stance, has been 'beating high" Here laterly,
she has noticed a GOODNESS on the part of her
lovcr--afterwards that he had betrayed her CON
tidenee-
sIrer swee, Affection proved the spring Of WOe'
She became Desperate herself with a
pistol and meeting the incOnstant cause of her
misery, face to face, was,about to engage in the
manufacture of key holes. Her revenglul mein
admonished him to preambulatc. He ran up
stairs as rapidly as his shivering limbs and qua
king frame would permit locked himself up
in room and bawled Justify for assistance
SOme parties finally intcrGercd and got the girl
into coach which soon ratified her away. The
affair, it is useless TO say, is being talked Of
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SAILED

NEw YOnK, august s.-The sloop of war Ger,
er ports to-day.
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, 4
LIVER CDMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF HWY KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various @.9ti"ns goHsF9usn; gGgn dsOrdered
Such INDIGESTION Acldity of the stomach cocky Pains,
IsnEtbur Loss of Appetite, Desponleney, oosyeness
Neuralgia Affections, has in instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others ELECTED decided
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated
the European States, introduction into the
United States intended especially for those Of
mighty country Meeting with great among them,
now offer TO the American public, knowing that It's truly
Its to those persons whose con-
lrdenl rts, or oe- firms Of dissipation. G,aeiI
Simultaneous in effect ends its directly tn The sat Of
dropping pr and, ii fact, nfusiuE life and vii
the system.
The great popnaEit{ Of CHARACTERIZATION aroma has Induced
purchasing De persuae buy any thing else until sou
have given B"erhaves Holland Bters aair trial One DO
tie viii how H0nely superior tits to althes
wHATIT is DOING FOR THE SICK
~ have frequently used DosrHyes Holland Bftters,
Rev. Samuel BaboocE says: found special relief from
its for headache viii which had long
j. W; MCDOWELL, ESQ, says: 81 have Doerhave's
Holland Dltters myself, and recommend 1t to others, know
ing 1t to he just what It is represehted."
Aid. Jonathan Nelly OF Lower ST. Clair says: az have
derived benefit from its weaknessof The
ach and Indigestion.
James NJ. Murphy "Atter several physicians had
failed, BOerlaves Holland Bers pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor of the Kannnt: Free Press sHyS:After
Of the best physicians in the place had failed, oehHye
Holland Bittcrs cured of tile form OF ySpepsia
Francis Felix oniy s'orgfia Extract
OF COeeh 81 know that your HOLLAND EterB
Of the best medicines in the world far dlsOreTe stomach
liver" RI
Dr. Ludwig, editor Of the Packet baltimore, pronOunCes
1t medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Dr. EherhArt, the leading German physician OF Penna..
has prescribed frequently during the last three years with
marked success in dehRted states of the digestive
gans, or of the system generally. -st
The Of the baItous Vinegar Factory
it myself and therefore induced try its upon
wife, (trouble with the great debility common all
than anything she has ever taken"
EOTlCE-whoeverc& expects to find in this beverage will
be disappointed; but to the Sick weak low Spirited,
will prove grateful
lar remedial properties. 80
81 per bottle orsx bottles 49, by the sole
prOprctorSi
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THE STEAMER CLYDE

RIVER DIT LOUIE, Aug. 1.-The steamer Clyde
from Glasgow, OIL the 22d ult, passed here this
morning. The latest Liverpool Circulars re-
port Wheat had declined Sd. Flour declined
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New, u -. ......-.
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY TELEC4ltAPtl.
BALTINORE MARKET.

Corn-sales of White at SGa92c; Yellow at 84a
IS. Whisky 29a3O4.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI August 4-Flour unchanged
Whisky 25c and dull Bacon firm at full rates.
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Removal.
DR.. e. G. WLNCHELL,

SURGEON DENTIST.
HAS removed his office TO l4l Market street, q -
above Monroe, nearly opposite WASH
layton Hail Cfirs door where he IS prepared toH
perform any operation artificial work in the
Dental profession.
Thankful liberal patronage hitherto extended to
him. he hopes his particular attention, carefulnesS and
experience, continuance Of the which he
respectfully sOlicits
Dr. w takes announcing that he has secured
the services OF DR. JAMES ORR, who for the past five
years has taken the entire charge of the Mechanical Dent
HnIen, where, by constant practice
and field of obstrvatOn he has secured perfection
In manufacture OF ARTIFICIAL TEETll not attained
by those making only few sets year.
They prepared to manufacture Teeth Tor eaeh
particular blocks continuous work. Those
Acquainted with Dr. Orr's SKIN be convinced
that this is the place to procure superior work
Wincnel gives his especial attention TO the or
erHve department OF Dentistry and for permanent gem
Increasing patronage heTeies upon that corn
dence which his work in this community mas tehueu TO
create.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-05

CuoIcE GnocEmEs-We have had occasion
frequently among items of interest to our
reatars, to call attention to the markets and
places through the city, for substantials and
delicacies We noticed in a little ramble
yesterday evening, that our ever cnterprising
friends, Drew & Drake, have most tempting
display of mice things" One can meet with
the earliest and choicest articles of tue season
here. as well as the most desirable foreign fruits.
Our readers will make note of this, when
they go out provisioning to-day.