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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31


The RIvEM-The Endeavor was to have left
last evening for Cincinnati and St Louis. The
arrivals yesterday were few, the weather warm,
and business exceedingly dull. The Key West
and Mariner were advertised to leave Cincinna.
tiyesterday for this city.
A passenger ON the S. P. Hibberd, named
Robert Newskamp, laid down on the guard Of
that boat, on Wednesday, at Cincinnati, to sleep.
Rolling himself over, he tumbled into the river
and was drowned He leaves wife and two
children in New York
TmE Rock Island Bridge Company having
succeeded by hard swearing aud sharp practice
in again staving off the day of trial before. III,
US. Court, other companies are einboldened tc
commence operations upon their bridges.
The people of st Anthony are taking step,
to improve the river above the mouth of the
Minnesota so that hereafter all boats will run to
theirport, instead of making St Paul their stop.
ping place.
The Missouri is in excellent boating order,
and the upper Mississippi and Illinois streams,
although reported slowly falling, are yet in good
navigable condition. Five and half feet is the
reported stage of the channel in the lower Ohio
by the officers of the boats in yesterday, and
still falling. Side wheel boats of any consider
able dimensions will find it close work to pilot
their way along without coming in contact with
sand bars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

NSw PArrG-A new paper styled the I,,le-
pendent Press, has been started at Martinsyillc,
Ohio opposite this city, by d. b. Dorsey. 1t is
to be an Independent local paper. We hope it
may be more successful than former Enterprises
of this kind in that locality.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1857.

GRocERIEs.-We call attention to the adver.
tisencut Of Messrs. Drew & Drake. They have
a rr'I and desirable stock of the articles adver-
tised.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

Mas KmLrD.-A man supposed to be named
Porter, from Glencoe, was run over by the Cen
trail Ohio train, a short distance from Belair, on
Saturday evening last, about 10 o'clock. The
cars passed over his person severing his legs
from his body. He died instantly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31
a THE
LIVER INNIGORATOR!

FORD, Is 4 GREAT SCGENTI-
is daiiy working cures almost
res as il my magic, ersH Me.F rSt
.ldom more than one bottle Il ra-
Lir6,' Complaint. from the worst
/ common headache, all o: which
a Lirer.
t principal regulators Of the
;-peTforms its functions well
n,are fully developed. The
90 dependent on the healthy
Z proper performance of it,
Zach is Ut fault, the bowels
r~svstem suffers in chnse.
er Lirsr-llaving ceased to do
of that organ, one af the
L his study, in n practice Of
~ TO find some remedy where
e many Heterogeneous to
.Nmcdy is at last found, any
r. Complaint in any of its
n bottle, and conviction is
NJ formed by dIssolYing gums
tOwhich is soluble for the ac-
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
~ fioE OF bile, invigorating
" 10 digest we'll, purifying
d, health to the whole nachi-
sNof the disease, and effect
u any OF the disngreeable
Tb-iCaioMel or Mineral Poison,
d to
5 sufficient to relieve the
eNSfood from rising and sour
--fore retiring prevents
I night Ioosens the bowels
- ness.
h meal will cure Dyspepsia.
.-spoonsful will always re-
male obstruction removes
;, and makes perfect cure
: ateIy relieves Cholic, while
Is a sure cure for Cholera
tive OF Cholera.
n will prevent the recurrence
/ relieves all painful feel
- needed to throw out of the
after a long sickness.
i-Jauniice removes all yell
r from the skin.
U time before eating gives
~ makes food digest well.
~ cures Chronic DiarTh1A
summer and bowel com.
q first dose.
~ attacks caused by worms,
: rem, there is no surer, SAT-
l4the world, AS it nsUsr taiLS.
n Sin these statements; they
!, r that We can give evidence
e Lit are giving their unan-
S favor.
Liver Remedies now offered to
we can SO fully recommend as
or, so generally known now
is preparation Ia truly a LiIsF
Z most happy r, suits on all who
lie certificates have been given
medicine by those o. the highest
e kI ow il to be the best prgpnTa-
-RnIS0n County Democrat.
,LLAR PER BOTTLE.
,tors, S45 Broadway, New York.
gents for Wheeling.
matt.
IburGh, Wholesale Agents.
mS l2-slIn-lY-daW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

CASlxr.-'rhe steubenviIlc Rerotf has taken
positive stand on the dog question. 1t an.
nounces itself as decidedly anti-dog and goes
in for the ew.taiIrnent of that portion of the
population.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

PoucE CAsrs.-There was not a single police
case up for trial yesterday previous to o'clock.
judging from the hideous noises which prevailed
we think the rowdies must have expended their
dcviItry the night before.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

DRowSrD.--A son of Mr.. Jacob Stall, about
nine years Of age, was drowned in the Obi river
Mt Rochester onSunday last. The body was re-
covered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

WASHINGTON CouNTY ITEMs.-Seventeen sheep
belonging to Henry Daniel, near Canonsburgh,
were killed by lightning last week. 1t struck a
tree under which they had gathered.
The papers report that young man named
Leonard, was killed by ignhtning on the farm
of John Murray, on the goth inst, near West
Alexander.
Samuel Morris, an aged citizen of EIillsbor-
ough, was thrown from his horse on the 2lst
inst, his head striking rock aud fracturing
his skull. He is not expected to recover,
a young man named Harrison Miller, was
drowned on Saturday evening last, in the mill
dam belonging to David Ulery, in West Bothlc-
hem township.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

HuNBuG I'VE were more than ever convin-
ced, yesterday, that palpable humbug has expe-
rienced the promise held out to members of the
canine species-it has had its day "A garrul-
Gus specimen of the trundle-bed fraternity,
''young in years but in experience old, was
holding forth at Bakers corner for the eddifica-
ton of those who had ears-to hear. He offer
ed for sale rostrum for the removal of corns,
moles, warts, extuberenccs, excrcsenccs and
what not. He represented that it was only ne
cessary to uncork bottle anywhere on the
square in which these ills exist in order to eff
feet an immediate cure His harangue attracted
nothing but dull boys and drowsy negroes.
Sheer humbug has had its run. The ancestors
of this diminutivc representative of the article
have grown grey in its dissemination and have
exhausted all the credulity upon which this
class hope to exist 1t was once good lay,
but then people were unsuspecting- believing
Knowing ones now only look at the loquaciOus
hawkcr with a significant smile, indicating that
they have sheen there" and know something
whereofhe talks all so glowingly. People like
to be humbugged but will not swallow it thus
transparcntly. Thrust be surrounded with an
air of probability and represented by charac-
ter
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FOR al SlnNS. .........s' tas4N
WlUSKEY.
BY TELEGNApH.
CINcINNATI MARKET

CINcIxNATI, July 3O-Flour unchanged and
in fair demand at $3.50 for good Superfne.-
Whiskey 2G4 and firm. Nothing doing in Pro-
visions; market firm.
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Removal.
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,

SURGEON DEN l1S1-
VAS removed his office to III Market street,
few doors above Monroe, nearly opposite wnsf-l
ington Hall, (rst noor) where he Is prepared to LL
perform operation execute artificial work IN the
Dental profession.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended t.
him. he hopes by his particular attention. careuiness and
experience to merit continuance Of the which he
respectfully socils.
Dr. W. takes pleasure announcing that he has secured
the services OF DIR JAMES ORR, who for the past five
has token the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
sTy OF the late DR.. uen, where's by constant practice
and vast field Of observations he has secured perfection
in the manufacture Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH" not attained
by those making only few sets year
They now prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
particular In blocks continuous work. Those
acquainted with DR.. OrrS skin need to be convinced
that this Is the place to procure superior work
Dr. Wincnell gives his especial attention to the OPP
erAye department OF Dentistry, and for permanent,
and increasing patronage he relies upon that conf
which bis work III this community has tended to
create.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31

I PREPARED BY DIR. SkNrOH
/ tic Medical Discovery, and is ,
l too great 10 believe. II cures
lose qicina beacft, and seldoI
quirtd to cure any Kind Of liz
Jaundlce or Dyspepsia to q cor
/ are the result of a DiSsds6d Ii
The Liver Is one Of tlIe
human body, ANT when it.
the powers of the system
/ stomach Is almost entirely q.
action of the Liver for the
: functions. When the stOm -
are at fault, and the wholrO'
guence OF one OFgan-ther
its duty. For the diseases :
/ proprietor has made II
more than twenty years, II
with TO counterfeit the
which It is liable ~
To prove that this re.P-
person troubled with Liver
forms, has but to try a
certain
A compound has becnY-f
and extracting that paTt~
tive virtues Of the medi-.
all morbid or bpl matter
ing ia their place a healthy -
the stomach, causing foOdS
the blood, giving tone and
merry, removing the causeS
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by usiuTb-
that is usually resOrtrd
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent theN~
ing. r
nightmare. =
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures cOstive-
One dose taken after each
| ~ One dose OF two tea -
lleve Sick-Headache.
| One bottle taken for fo-,
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose irnnedi-
One dose often repeated
Morbus, Lnd u preyenta-1
One dose taken often.
Of bilious attacks, while it
ings.
system the effects OF medi-Ai
| One bottle taken foi p
lOwnes5 or unnatural color
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite and -
One dose often repeatedly
in its worst forms, Whil-
plains yield almost to the
One or two doses cures
while for worms In child
cr or specdier remedy in
There Is no eNn=erntiOn
are plain sober facts, r
to prove, while all ;Fho use =
imous testimony in its
Among the hundreds OF Live
the public, there are none we
DR.. Sauford'S InYigorator,
throughout tile Union. This pr
InpigordtoJ', producing the me
use 1t. Almost inuumerahle c
OF the great virtue OF this med
standing in society, and we H
ton now before the public.-R
PRICE ONE DoLLl
SANFORD & CO., Proprietors
t. il. LOGAN & CO., Agen
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati
| GEO. II. KEYSER, Pittsburi
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BENJAMIN PAGE, J.. / Co,
Manusacturins rharmRceutists and Chemists,
pI4fslnrUl

GhSkR4L AoESIS. t.
Philadelphia, " Dyo Sons, 1872 N. % street. New
York, Barnes PARK Sol Broadway, Duane. BRlti
more cuEPare gF2.hsrs Gay ST. Ha PsnnR Avsnas Gin
Water st ST. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
j. Wright Co
Western virginia; T. H. Logan Co., and other Druggists
aud Merchants generally throughout the United States and
Canutas oct3luwIy.
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Pigs, Hanging Rock
LEAn AND SHOT-

Pig, 2 b...,.-.......,..
/ Bar. .S5g
ShOt, bag. ~
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. g .3a'93s
Harness. .:..... .-..33,Gts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-31
TIE CELEBRATED HOLLAND RENEDY
DYSPEPSI-A,
DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
HEAKWESS or x1NY KIND.


LIVER COMPLAINT.
HEAKNE2SlS OF x1NY KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon disordered
Sy'UlL11C.I or LIFER,
Such 1ndises,ion Acdity Ofthe Stomach, coeky Pains
Blind NEEDING Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
Highly beneficial, and in others enected decided cure
This is purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
HOLLAND professor Doerhave. Because Of is great success
in most Of the Eurnnean Statesits introdnFon into the
United States Intended especially for those Of our
atherand scattered here and there over e face Of this
nov ODER It 10 the public ncS!as tSatiis truly
wonterfu medicinal .';ues must b. Acknowledged.
tuti6 may have beer Impaired by continuous of
ardcnt rits, ots ferns OF dissipation. &c ley In
ia eect ends its directly u c s71t OF
life thrill NJ and lu:cses every nerve, raising the
Dropping prit, and fact inasnG new life and vii TO
the system. .,
The great popularity CT tsdcghful Aroma has induced
many imtu i. MS Which public should guard sainEt
purchasing De to buy anytne else unit ou
tie VIII cohvl eyouhcw Infinitely superioritst TO sthes
WHAT TITS DOING ron THE SICK.
wm sshuchmSn, ESQ, the wen known losrar.cr, says
find invariably relieves indigestion and iebilityn
Rev. Samuel Babcoek says: ~ found special relief from
s srs ai' 'S''i '4''f' VIZ" "''' "'" 'o"S 81,
j. w. MCDOWELL Esq. says: 81 have used Boerhare's
Holland Bers myself and recommend to others, know
ing j. to be Just what It is rgprssented," -, -,
tch and Indigestion.
James NJ Murphy says; "After several physicians had
failed Boerlaye's Holland Bitters the pain
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion"
The editor Of the Kittunnin Free Press iAer
the best physicians the place tailed, poerhaYe's
Holland Hcrs cured of the forGi OF dyspepsia
Felix only TIC ssorstal Extract
Of Coffee TEnHw that your Holland Bters sone
Of the best medicines In the world fer dfsordered stomach
or liver"
DR. Ludwig editor of the 'FackI Baltimore, pronounccs
it medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Dir. Eherhart, the leading German ysicHii OF Pcn0s
has prescribed frequently during tile last three with
marked success in debtated states of the digestive
sans, or of the IS stem generally.
The MANAGER Of Tie 'aous F!neEer Factory ~ used
myself and therefore Induced try upon
wife, trurbled with the great debility all Of
consump;ive abit,) ami really s doing her good
than any thing she has tRktI.''
NOTICEWhocverexp expects to fad in this beverage Will
be disappointed but to the sick, low Spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial, possessed Of su
Jar remedial properties.
Sold II bottle orsx bottles So by the
prOprietcrs,
Manu!acturin4 PharmRceutists and Chemists,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change 81 Sohedule.
TRAssroE4ATIos OFFICE h. 80. R.R. |
IpJsSI;u,y CY1fio1 lime lQth 1877 {

,,y!s5ss4e4s.s9 r77f=.fzss $50 $50 fSlII
1888 5s5 :; SS7SSSs.
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New York TAdvertiaements.


ALB EsT G. R1CEI AERIssON's q q
Advertising and Corresponding Ohiee, 40. 500 Droa""aS
New York.
IiIGf1I.Ea IEFI1ORrAES'Ii no 81.
REGGJF7 SeISs, l!IQVOls sHAEsSCEKA&TS
AND lWHtAg. E:E<5N q & q OCsSESS. ga
DIR FEUCHTASANGER'S
FLAToaIS6s 10 PI;oDECE An a MOMENTS NOTICES
ENEltIi pESlkED LIQUOR. -.
The unfCrSgnCtt lately male great improvements in
this branch Of business. TNe fRvnt are lut UP an rack
=, " AMI AZ gallons aui requires lat the Rddiva
Of llra Spirit riv Isl 9Th proof, AMI i.u0r. such a.
COlnHc either ark ~ Alct Nolt0dni Enrii- oiE, jN-
macs ant st Ruiz, Aon0nxahsr, b0nu jI4st Elit
Scotch Wilst<v At.e, peei Carry an hastaersa SHn.
requires skill hGt addition Of good spirit III
gallons ...rlt EAlo.i Of i, sl."ctiVc flavutinE.
Tl!r hest Cnrnae oil yellow aitd Ml'e, warranted
genuine, rs ioN5s any o.rr iHil.nr,.s in ,'y T.
rs Of every ianOr. E>tf1et Of Cosnps 10 OF
. which produces 200 gallons Of Culiiar. ~ isg
law Whisky may ny Dr. age AMI body PREPARATION
TIC made smooth ,gl;h hat a riding expense.
The price ~ HaTH.iS extremely moderate, and d.
m LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
GhtiHiSt and !yfJT Of ItIs, tIrtfgk fisr and Het.
els, DIJwstrct;Rl,t .H FHutdYftiti IN A,iedIS,
No, 343 Mniden E.lIuC, New York.
n r. Sole Agent COrSs celebrated Cordial Filters
AMI Gin. - apss-6ind&w
Great and UnusualaLnduoem ents
'INNyESTY- pER, UENT. DISCOUNT IN FiRsI
class .ngrss n;'s Nh Lt made uui Aurtley iuti.e
AiL-cAsu PURCHASES M
L0oRTNG.G GLASSES, rlcTt,EE FRA MIS- s'l5sT-T
~ ENGiINYINGS, NGTiSTS NIATtltIA rs. 49,, g..
NnIcH stLp INphT!:SiENIlY 0f 1gk nSitf9IoS
At Inc LOWEST tAAgKET PRICES, and HE privilege OK
selecting said ie'lnrt!nl i neISe Stock ard great
variety Of 5i-
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It was reported that the King of Prussia's
visit to Vienna was for the purpose of effecting
a reconciliation between Russia and Austria.
The alledged completely of Russia in the India
meeting is indignantly denied in the st. Peters
burgh Journal.
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ASHES

wHssliSo, July 81, 1857.
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Green, 2 b..-'.- '...." =
Dry. ..........-..- IL
Calf, green ................l II
ury................ q
Sheep skins. ....25g2'
HOPS.
SeWs p b ---- .-.......-.. -
IRON.
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HeaIfh and f5tTsngth must IneVitably fol-
Tfse
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The great popularity CT sdcghtfu Aroma has induce
many mitn Nhcltt public should guard asainEt
purchasing Dc persuaded to buy Rnytns else unit
nave given Rerave's Holland ters fair trial One DO
tie VIII coilvl you ow infinitely snperiort 10 slthes
trnl
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reviewing the testimony On beth sdes In careful, clear,
ana impartial marper.
At bal past i've O'Clock the Lord Justice Clerk said he
exhausted and could not do ce the rest OF the
charge hat day he COURT, therefore, adjourned
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1890 - 49, se -aa
BILLIARDS,

THIRPS BILLIARD TABLE MlwU~tCroEy
~ FOlon sb eet where he hss hand large as.orirn,
sz.s wh ave OF marble becs and style Of .us
tables Tor sale cheap.
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CUNrAy Botf FOR EfdzaBETHPORr -rHs new
~ aeamar y n WfEVENS will run ~ kfzabehport,
landing herKsn Point snd Dorviue each way. Leaving
sprns rreeisi6 ~, igA. so Ie.yisg kliza-
te'hTc deems Bergen !? cents; Dorrrile, l2ccp's,
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sxt1Lp WhRrED-w.i.Ss.

DoY wANTED-ARoCT SIXTEEN WARS or AGE; A
~ German speaking Englsh sud living with bis o,re.s,
preferred mrs be GOOD writer and quick at figures fair
ensatou all ~ ed the frst year Gall ut Gil ssE
AHnENF kiDTs, 81 Maiden Lane, between ard 2P.M
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" Aud BA 23S Tp, 9eT South street
Between Jefferson and Olrtou.
The undersigned having opened lsrge y.ri In sgus
street with the dook IN front fer the OF my boa nsvnk
row Al the iacihy that is necessary 70 Keep suppy ~
hand OF the various fzes prepared 70 oe 20 ne
The best quality Of red and white ash coal thA nneu f
either steam furnace range crate Also " mbw
Land cos. for blscksih. All will be screened end deiveI
yards other desiers viii sen
from boats Grocers cartmen and peder Ill be Lbs
rally dealt with Orders received vt NE hStn Ward or
81 800 Second avenue or al the yards r. 0ARRlOks
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.pvggTSEsKsrs kgsHwsn E,sxl cav.

NEWSPAPERS.
az IMPORT mt LETrEs FROM mitchell. IN THs
q IRISH NEoS, on Tuesday.
OOK OUr FOR JOHN BITUHELs LETTER IN
~ ka gh.rs eli NkHS on Tuesday next, Emigration
Democracy The .uih Coll, ges Bshops Cotton, Slaves
Scenery, &c.
DEAD NITCHBL's LxrTsR IL MEAGHKR's NEWS
IL on Tuesday.
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DERsosAL-THE sERvIJEs OF APaIvArEL4TrgR
writer wanted About hours time each IN be
9ursd and vii be literally paid for Address h. A boz
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nIAMorDF.-THs TRADE rs RrsPpCrru,Ly
~ formed that we are continually nanufacturipr az
on hand, large stock OF diamond ewerv Of The si,
a lsre. sssrtnent Of diamonds on hand asling 10.
the trade. diamonds houghi f0r cAon w.
d. HERMANN A 90 Ts rN,-.e a.,
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THE ELECTIOS N OHIo.-OhiO is, politically,
one ofthe uncertain states in the Union. Three
years ago, at the first election after the passage
Of the RansnSaS- Nebraska bill, Ohio gave Judge
Swami, Republican, 80 900 majority; and in 1855
Governor Chase had 80, 900 majority; while Ex-
Governor Trimble, the american" candidate,
had some &c. 900 votes.
In 1910 Governor COrwin received 10000 AMI
General Harrison 90, 900 majority. AT the next
state election Shannon (democra) was elected
over Governor Corwin by some 5000 or 10000
majority. In 1913, Governor Ford (whig) was
elected by less than 400 majority over Weller
no w Of California, In 1851 Governor Wood had
some 10000 over S. F. VintOn, the wing eau
idRte.
la the recent state election. the ''Kmow-Noth-
Jugs" and the Federal AdministTatiOnists united
against Chase; and all the elements Of oppoAition
were combined against him; and upou him and
his administration were charged the enormous
treasury frauds Of Breslin, covered over by Glib
son, who had been elected on tho same ticket
with Governor Chase in 1856 II southern and
middle Ohio, many Of the ''old wings could not
ne induced to support Governor Chase; they ac-
knowledged his Pre-eminent ability, his admira-
ble executive talcnt-his economical and sue
ce>sful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wise and judciou:
recommendations, and his devotion to the bes
interests Of Ohio, and yet gave their support tC
his npponcnt.-N y. Poet.
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snud.' sarsapnrIuIu.-rhe extraordinary emt
cacy of this unrivale preparation of scronla
erysipelas cutaneous and eruptive disorders, and similar
complaints would appear almost incredible, we're not sucl
wonderful cures Of daily certified by persons
OF undoube truth rcsPcctabty, establishing the in
OF disorders altera
tive ami renovatInS agent 1t is unequaed.
Eminent physicians have proved by many years eNperi
euce that they can produce the happest results by Its adj
nInstra;Ion, and therefore It with confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists 1OO
fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. II. cRUMBACKER.
And by Drlsglsts generally. jyI-lwdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-21

A GLooMY PIcTuRE.-The avenues of trade
are lileless. River craft lie idle. You can walk
miles along the Canal and not meet boat
Boalmen are begging food at this their "busy
time OF the year. Not ono barrel of flour or
bushel Of grain comes to market, where three
have come heretofore. Factories are Closed
Wheel and spindle have stopped Looms stand
out under the forge. Hard.handcd mon, willing
and able to work, spend their enforced idleneSS
in looking gloomily at the coming winter aud
wondering where they are to get their bread
Out in the country barns are piled full of heaps
Of grain. Corn houses overflow with golden
ears. Cattle feast and fatten on luxuriant album
dance. But the farmer sits Respondent by the
fire. He has food for the world, to sell, but the
world does not come TO buy.-Albaay Journal.