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NesportaD owe Of novelty has had a.uoiec OF ouriosy
psthe details OF q murder committed oy priest LUIS
victim Of ce,baoy had an ,rnnordd sho had bone him
t~o chldreo; fcuud convenient - get rio oi ner
snj che vas married 10 man, but the a,euuons o
The priest continued afe marriage and t1e husband
Jealous Aided therefore by the woman, the pr y
ran eled him In bed. carrsee had been ordered sno
the priest with his victim In boz, vas about 70 var
two o'clock In the morning for Nols -here II was Intend
ed N conceal the body The expedition, hoFever, AZ
wsced the curiosity q some gendarmes who were passing
at that b ,ur, and the body cas- discovered.
The Cologne Gds,k, srms that the occasion OF his
secondv Bit 70 Hanssry the Emperor Of Austria viii gr.nt
very considerable concessions N tina, 1ountry among them
an extension NJ the use Of the Hsrgsrian language
Durnf the first sr months In 1856 silver 10 the amount
OF 60 1ss exported from sout hampton Eogand,
" me Fast nda ports and silver the amount OF 81 0t6
pIO %as expoteu 10 the Chinese ports During the first
~ months ths year silver IN tho amount Of fb o03 23h
hM been exported from Southampon 70 the East Ind
pors, and silver 70 the amount OF E31Tlli4 70 the
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II Est Inoies, and 4 80 900 70 Turkey.
The sare Cobure government has announced 10 To. net
OF hat Duchv that the complete union NJ 9xeoburs WI
Gotta WI effect saving OF more than So 600 tina pr
num- and enable the revenue and expenditure n bs
brought nj balance.
An .fmae has been drawn MP for the cost ~ a,
trio telegraph from the sw eedh mainland 10 the od "
Goshsnd II will amount 10 the lSge sum Of 80 90
A. The s-eed.h commercial fund cannot AT pre-eu' bes'
large outlay and as the sweetsh Parlsmeot ~
reary maze such immense grants for extra puhhr
Vice. and s sittpgs drawing 10 Close KinR car
resolved not making any pro ositon on tht 'us
eoi irins ie present sesscn
The Zollverein conference on the sugsr duties
sembsd In Berlin. Prussia proposes . consres,p'e N
cr,ase OF the duty beet root sugar, ~hch a. been
protec cd III II has driven COLI nsl sugsr out Of he ma
ket The Cd duty would susmeut the Zllvereln
ts'in reoei ps SOC, 900 thalers per snUum
Public MEETINGS 70 sdvoae the Maine Law question snd
10 deliver addresses temperance, held w 'srua
Castle lately. Delegates from the various temperance
'ooaops in North Wales attended and there vas aspe
oal meeting OF there sepomen IN Enscdi ch,psl
The new, Of the harvest from nearly all quarters Of
france "a most cheering In the reapIps IL 'er.
and In other places where the not yet u f0 the
81 kle the heat, which in Paris at least h intense, rl
soon brig 10 maturity Letters from Basta In h-ica,
n the 18Th OF July mention that foe Parts Of the
Island the yield OF gain Ia superabundant and good
throughout the whole.
The Pedmon,ese GdsSte publishes long report '-om
the commissioners Of the ecclesiastical fund Of In
virtue Of the law OF 1885, the suppression Of cpvcus
10 The kingdom OF Sardinia Fron this docnms nj 20
pear ihs The fund consists OF lands and capital % ihe
amount OF 2ier Yielding revenue Of 40 isir
Of 1866 by the improvements Introduced In the admu TIA
ton ~ the lands belonging " the fund.
The Koritew De pArmss publishes sketch 4 The Ne
Of Col P'acsrne from the period when he re.gre N
IN his death afer his late unfortunate asiemp N ~
cite an nsurrecon IN Calabris Aler be qritd ne
French service be went 70 Genes and thence 70 Naples
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steam transports.
The nllowirg Ia expaned from letter rccci we'd from
the Rev W. Tos nsend, miss nary In We have
been eshng tho natives TO usie direct With England In
cotton many doIg just during the Last t~eve
months scout 40 COG lbs OF cotton sent from tas
place, which sod for about 81 100 This cotton pro
America Was known Cotton vhen cleaned cost here
about fr scticn ID. per 10 In England has be-D
sold for ID, viii OF course, leaves vide margin for
profit and expenses.
A dcputaticn or gentlemen waited upon Lori Palmer
stop, the 18th OF July, at Cambridge House, for he
purpose Of presenting memorial from The committee OF
British and Fore ign A, slavery Society the sub
ieoi OF African mis alton TO tho West Indies His lord
sbip received the depuaon with his usual Dtesy and
menu made in support Of ~ After which he entered q,
some length upon the various points tina, had been
touched upon assuring the depu'aon that her nsesys
rovernn quiet alive 10 the o. ious danger OF
i'm migration from Africa egenera,ng into neg kind Of
slave trade, and that no scheme could be sanctioned
which was likely to lead 70 such an evil.
Some considerable alarm has been expressed In Ger
tain quarters TO the large increase in the consumption
OF British spirits. shown by the ofic al nc cunts pc
scented TO Parliament, and p.rticul.ry 10 relstio, 70
uty Of spirits upon vhich duty was paid 10 the ear
ending on the 90h Of March lat s 49, i2B s,on',
against b637 coo gallons In the preceding year, and
600, GOO salons In 1864
Queen Victoria laid the FIRST itone OF the Royal Victoria
Patriotic Asylum )" on Saturday, July IL
The Scottish Weekly Pulpit announce that the North
British RerlD after pmporsr, suspension IL 10 be 70
,umed nv tho old n bn,her Mr.. ". p Kennedy The
Kingsley schoo" Of Contributors II ssid are v be
eeed, and the ancient orthodoxy Of the periodical re-
stored
The Leeds Ir'eioero -sys that the memoir OF Charlotte
Brorte produc ns quite sutton In the ancient "
hfe OF Hsworih scsro " day passes tnn ssrVro o.
VII tiers do make grimage 70 the spo, where Char
o,te Bropie lived and died
Paris letter in the Nord Of Brussels, rays:-f s~
veil informed, lorg confsrens took place lew days
aso between Count Wslewsk lord Co~le' and Baron de
Hubnsr, principally turulng the affairs or Italy and on
lie measures TO be adopted for preventing recurrence
Hose attempts 90 Calculated TO compromise suropesn
tranquility.
The singapore, | Free Press OF Tune 2. s1ys:-rhe
Ocbsre" " the Uoied States understand, has pssset
an set authorizing me eovernm' n, 10 appoint Commits
lone TO procsed 70 the indian srchoeaeo 10 inquire into
the nature OF the putch claims the dife, ent nave
Saies This s MEASURE which the iiish government
o. g n have adopted lore ago ard osnno but he pro
drsve Of the best resuln nv brr gpe 10 a test the ex
uavsesnt claims which the Duch have long set up to an
ex usve dominion over the whole Of he Archipelago
The rwenty second report Of The Commissioners for Ma
tnpa Fducafon IN Ireland, published the ih OF
Juys- SHOWS TIA, Ct The ccse Of the rear 1885 there
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NEW YORK AND COMFY BLAND LANDING AT
~ Fort h,nilton-The ne and splendid steamer AURo-
RA Cart AIMING Smith viii leave foO~ for the
amos street at "a ia and 50 spring at u
81 A. M, and I2h q ~ pi~r No 2 Sc-h r.-er, at
A N ana and p n Oiney island. last Trip, 81 ~ p.
n. Fare to For Hamilton and oaey bland 70 eensI for wfis
iich 1T will be Full re for childroa.
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THE BRUNSWICK BOrkL
Il Jermyn street. st. James,
Brudpn
First class accommodations for fsnil es and gentlemen
second csss prcee.
New proprietor, Mr.. II JGHEs
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RXuUAsaoH rOR SHn nnLIos-rv sxATnN
~ Island Fugt HAAiltuA and Ooney Isand- nxcornlG1
% Bls slald iles for q. een, OoasY hnd,
Fort HAmina. TAe eAtcn alar ferry boAta JO6nPWT
AnA sOUTHEILLD, laavs eyay bsus hun A. n TN p. 4
On one gnndaya exeEy eAn hour ~ H. PAssengeu M
nxCU RsION TO FORf HAnIbfON-FARB 10 UnHys-
~ IIcurpiou Fort Hamilton via Staten slAnd Jerry,
Of Viii ebs srest-stAen Island ferry beats leave every
hour 8 A. n 70 p r. The steamer SISTER ISuAND
for por Hamilton. oopns0s wfh the Staten bland boats
The ir.t landing on The arrival Of the l9 W 4 and
passed bay and harbnr and Atlantic All
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
American Wines and Brandy

American Wines and Brandy
rpARRTING CATAWBA, Quarts and Pinfs'l ING
= Of French ChampREne. =. r.-,., uoey
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding TO herman H0se
"cSTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from catsvha Wins.-
Strictly pure; for medical purposes RhfivaHe''
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines In shortEoEtGE PoattIcn ana IA NAt
"a an sTs the sPARKL1NG WINES should be kept
for tbree days before using in warm ROOM or AZ the %
oeratire Of about 70degTeeEI 90 TINT the Wines are Wen
Ica sSouid never be used in sPARKLING cATAMnA
WINEs for Injuries their areFss and haYeE anu uus
the Wines thus destroying their character Ehe wines
700 sensitive TO bear ice. - a.,
rw- In offering the above Wines TO the notice OF wy
ao1Ticau public desire all Per1ons VINO may
nrehasc them hat they the strictly PrHS JrcE OF HA
OGTAwUA GRAPE, free from any and every iof1 OF
alton and contain alcohol excepting that es''s
from the natural process of fermentation
The SPARKLING CATAWBA Is not made 20 lAtIAIk any
il r.Drescnted an AHlcrtcan AparkunE Wtncs AZ
Cls,npagae is FRENCH Sparkling Wtne Here tae IS
Sembanee ceases; American Grape y far more Ih
and fuitv In flavor Il makes more delicious "ihe.
In favor Of the foreign article may DO
icc only, and Inconsistent with true taste and JndS
lhe STILL WINE IS highly esteemed By Medical men y
riost admirable tonic Tor invaliE, and ior e4SAATA
purposes IL wholly uNeNoeptionable
The BRANDY froIn the G2tavha Grape dneTs IN
material degree from ord AIRY French bIAnay o.
bt. At tile time Il Possesses all those qualities WncH
sruId characterize superior article Of his nd and Wnen
desired 10 have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
PsrrSIs by 4. H. LOGAN 3 CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07
Wheeling High School

rE aubcribers have puF.
pose ofopennE Classical and Mathematical SCHOOL, in
Wheeling II Is their Intention make It in
the best AcaheHies and High Schools
PuPis VIII be prepared to enter class in College,
engage active Of lfe The Of
studies viii embrace the ENGLISH, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish languages, and full Of Mathematics.
Principals hal ample experience in teaching in
Academies aud graduates ~ OF the best
Institutions United States furnish Sasfac
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced far TO have
daily drill which Will be found OF great advantage In Civ
ing regular tie pupils and Improving their
cIaEe
The School will opened 9Th of March and close
for the vacation the 4th Of July. Due notice
will be given of the location OF the school
For present. Principals found the Lur=
House. application further inIorna
tIop. J. R.JONES,
Of the Va Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
f-bo9-tf or Princeton College. n. J..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07
THTRD =SUWMER STOCK.

REQ leave to inform the public just returned
i from the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con.
sIstlug Of Lawns Ber0geBI MantiilaE. Get.
call especial attention to stock Of Straw and hea-
poItan BonneS every description, both plain and fancy
and shall sell cheaper than they have bssn sold yet
this -.
Bonnet Rbboas, of which purchased large quantity
and Of which confident have the largest stock
hcer e. shall sell less than they have been sold yet this
By calling will convince yourself OF the fact
Also, quo doc Rlehes, to Which invite the attention Of
r Rde will sell cheap any J16bing House
Eas only buying from Manufacturers and I-poTterS.
Also, 100 cheap l9Ec Ms, the great
est bargains solo In Wheeling.
Also, 1900 ydS Of the plain Berages At 2Sc fuzzy
Also SO more of those Collars &c, and which cheap
at ike. +z
To NV stock Of Lawns, which have selected from
latest designs, 1 call especial attention
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well TO kaI great many Auction Bargains which
I shall ssh cheap 70 the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07
New Music.

TUsT IssUED-Leonore PoSN, Joy that thou art Free
Write to very of,rn, On the Border OF sryamIet.
We're all fond Of Kissng, JnAnita (Eanita) Evening
Bell, Natural Bridge Sehotilseh, Hnznrka rrancHux
Parry schostiseh Keepsake sehas;isoh Frankl!n Waltz,
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, Church Hill Waltz
Gratitude Polka, sPEnS Flower schot,iseh, Persian
For sale by J. y. WILSON & Co.
at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07

ReVolVers! Firearms!
CUTLERY rKbs4Eg.Y aooDsii
WOULD cell attention large and splendid stock Of
Firearms, eonsSnE Of Single and Double Barlsd asns,
Cos, ADes. Marstons, and Warmers RevolVeTs, and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous to mention.
ALsO-A siehdid stock Of Gallery, Variety Goe4s etc.,
TTuaaas and Supporters IA great varsity.
- Al kinds Of repairing done with neai0ses and de-
patch e. I. CARTWRIGHT5
CuitefY, Variety and Ansit SsoFe,
Ieie i2H Main st.. HheellaR.
DARTfOtLAR Intention e called style Of lever
watch, part OfSrAEc6 4 uTetGre II AEteT'
&C., which eTsry variety BtyO gold Aad silver.
Tesa watches aTIswe4 and al warranted TO correct
ForsSie ~ or BROWN,
mAyI Washington Hail. Monroe Of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07
FULTON HOUSE. :
Waahippton Pa as

THE undersigned having leased this wen KNOWN no.
tel, and having thoroughly RENTED T. tskss this ~
opportunity Of presenting It's claims to the trsyeinc
community lie has secured the services OF the must obE
ing and affective waitersi aud is table VI be- at al
the extensive in the county and Is attended by care
full hosters.
The diigent attention viii he given to insure the
comfort the wants Of all who may seonc
No pains will be spared 60 maze th's
temporarily extend their patronage to it. 49,,
Inhe6-d.trW&g3ui + JOHN HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07

.JeWeIryI IeWeIr~!
tT(IST received, direct from the ManufacturerS,
81 DOB. Cameo Breast Pins and Bar Drops,
Gold Stone do and do
Mourning do and do
Pearl, Coral, Mosaic, &c do
6 Cent? Breast Pins, ass'd,
Plain Fancy Gold Bracelets,
Guard & Fnb Keys, Seals, &C.,
8 Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains,
"a $50 Finger Rings,
12 Plain and Fancy g. 8. Beast Pins 4 Bar Drops,
3 Ribbon and Guard Slides,
I Bracelet Clasps,
other articles In the Jewelry ne all Of which
v sold to city country trade Esern prices
Whe4 7. SCOTT
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-26


EE We would most respectfully ask
about FIVE hundred OF our subscribers to
carefully read the following article, which
we copy from one Of our exchanges, and
then reflect upon the bearing which IL
has upon them personliy.
WHAT A NEwspAPER DOES FOR Moth
lNo.-The following article should be
read ana pondered well by every man
who takes newspaper without paying
for il:
The result Of my observation enables
me to state, as fact, that the publishers
Of newspapers are more poorly rewarded
than any class Of men in the United
States, who invest an equal amount OF Ia
bor, capital, and thought. They are ex.
pecled 10 do more service for less pay, to
stand more sponging and "dead. heading >
10 puff and defeud more people without
fee or hope Of reward, than any other
class
They credit wider and longer; get
oftener cheated suffer more Pecunlary
loes are oftener the victims Of misplaced
confidence. than any other calling in the
community. People pay a printers oil
more reluctantly tllan any Others II goes
harder with them to expend dollar on
valuable newspaper than ten on need.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-26
Organize / Organize ii

Our State and County tickets are in
The Geld. We must Earnestly urge upon
the Americans and Republicans Of IheI
county to organize without delay, We
have The most unscrupulous political foes
TO contend against; iheil exertlons will
be desperate. Lei our efforts be prompt
and resolute. Our township committees
should be forthwith appointed, and move
without delay. Township meetings should
be called and committees Of vigience ap-
pointed for every School District in lhe
County. Friends Of freedom and emo
mics to popery and to Slavery, let us
work with will-work for the causue
and not for men--as good men are the
reliable exponents of our cherished prin
ciples. we should cordially support them
for The sake Of principles Let Jetfer
son County manluIly sustain her high
reputation for patriotic devotion To the
cause of freedom and A Anercan interests
let her bear her full share in The struggle
and in the victory.
Organize Organize !! and do it now
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-26

the sentiment that it is better that native
ci,izens Of our country should exact and
administer our laws than that they should
be inIrusted TO the servants Of a foreign
hierarchy, is at once prescribed no mat
Ter boy humble may be The employment
he holds I! is it NOT manifest thai the De-
mocra,ic party is willing 10 commit any
wrong upon the American people to con-
ciiate the power which controls the great
body Of Roman Catholic votes! When
did the LOcofoCo party tolelate any fIee'
dom, religious, political or moral, which
opposed its corruplions and outrages ubon
the freedom Of the ballot box.
And is it not equally true, that, the ma
tional whig party. in ls4s selectes eau
didale for the presidency, who travelled
the county eulOgisipg the Sweet Irish
Brogus." for the purpose of conciliat'ng
the Catholic church, and securing the
votes Of the members of that communion
Should the Republican party persue the
same line of pulley which has been Prac'
liced by the old parties. it vii not survive
the year 1850, -and every true American
will say, amen 10 lis demise.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-26

less gewgaw yet everybody avalls MN
self Of the use Of the EDITORS pen and 'he
printers ink.
How many professional and political re'
pu,a,ions and fortunes have been made
aud sustained by the friendly, though un-
requited, pen Of the editorl How many
embryo towns andcilies have been brougl''
into notice, and pufIed into prosperity by
the press? How many railroads, now IN
successful operation would have founder
ed but for The assistance or the clever that
moves The world;" IN short, what branch
of industry or activity has moi been pro-
noted, stimulated and defended by the
press =?
And who has tendpredit more than 2
miserable pit.anre Tor it, mighty servicesl
The hazaars nf fashion aid the haunls ol
Eapperi,e and dissipation, are ,hronged with
an eager crowd, bearing golc in their
palms and the commodities there needed
are sold at enormous profits. though IN
tr.nSically worthless, and paid for wan
scrnpulous punctuiiy while the count
ING room Of the newspaper is the seat Of
iewing, chpapening. trades ordeas, and
DENIES. Il is made point OF honIr 10
Iiquidatp a grog bill, but not Of dishonnI
10 repudlate = printers bill.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-26
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Ohio Patriot.

Our neighbour of the Ohio Patriot
cannot be well posted with respect to The
politics of Jefferson County. The last
issue Of that paper brings 10 US the start
ling news that The recent nominations
in this county, have caused breach thai
cannot be healed, and that Jefferson. will
elect Democratic ticket"
We have not been an Indifferent spec.
taior to the signs Of the times in this
county, and we are prepared, from what
we have seen and heard, to say, that. we
have never before witnessed, in this coun.
~. the same amount Of harmony among
the opponents Of the falsly called. Demo
cratic party, as at'ihis time. We have
hearI Of but one bolter from the ticket,
and he having been disappointed in his
aspirations for position, alledges as 9
reason for leaving the Union party, thai
the ..Americans have sold themselves tc
the Republicans" and Is now a candidate
for nomination before the Democratic
Convention forathe same position which
he failed to procure on the Union ticket
This Is the full extent Of the division
10 our ranks, and ]. is confidently expect.
cd that the shock will be survived by the
Union party. 1t isagreai misfortune fol
an editor to be thoughtless in his state
msnts Of facts and among other in.
convenisnces under which lie labours
moi, ,lbe least, is that when be does hap.
pen TO stumble upon The trnih. he is never
believed, without giving proc. beyond hii
own statement.
OF coprce we don'l intend to imPlicait
the motives Of che editor Of the Patriot,
for with him |, has been for years SELL
ed maxim, that .the end sanciifes The
msauys and no man can tell t. what ex-
tent his faith may in, given cases, inau.
spce bic words and actions.