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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

-
MISToRTuNEs oFAN IMPORTER. Yew York
Evening Post furnishes the following as the per-
sonal experience of an importing merchant of
that city, during the last days Of August, which
will be appreciated by many men in business,
and even its perusal cannot fail to suggest pru-.
dence aud economy. 1t is a daily history in all
kinds of monetary stringcncy:
August 18th. 5T.-Refused discount at bank.
Couldn't raise money to pay duties, and obliged
TO warehouse valuable importation of goods.
Cashier says come again next offering day.
2Ist.-Wcnt and found matters ten times
worse. Saw the President, who told me dc.
served to he pinched for importing so heavily,
and that needn't come there again for six
weeks Couldn't discount dollar Concluded
to call on d. and barrow few thouands. Found
money or he would break. Tried c. Same.
luck
22d.-Pitched out at another bank. Custom
crs III, wanting to see the fresh importation
Spent three hours trying 10 borrow to pay the
duties. No success.
to sell paper in the street Mt three per cent.
month No buyers. Fortunate remittance from
the Wcst-know the post mark-Joues is good
fellow. Draft five thousand dollars--o7s The
TrmS: Co.
25th.-Note or collatterals due at the bank.
CoulunJ get II TeneWCti LOT q aQOllaT.= maze q
temporary loan Stock down 30 per cent. Best
securities unstable at half price.
26th.-Loans called in. Begin to feel choky
in the throat. No appetite. Tried to sell out
my importation Of dry goods at twenty per cent.
loss. Nobody had money to buy. Went home
sick
97tii.-- Resolved never to put myself in the
power of the banks again. Miserable institu-
tions Spent the whole day trying to borrow,
and barely escaped protest. Ny own notes
stuck in my face ut three per cent month
Overheard broker say you're gone man, If
you can't take yoilr own paper at that price,
Feel very much SO, but got to keep stiff upper
lip.
2StL-Four bankers failed. Times worse
than 1897. Feet sore with running about tn
raise money. Can't collect dollar from the
country. Everybody out on the same business
all borrowers, no lenders Desk full of bills
receivable, perfectly useless. Specie line ofthe
! banks down to nine millions. Wish I'd never
seen piece of foreign dry goods. Would have
! hcen as easy an an old shoe il had not import
4 ed. had no business to build that new house,
! the old one was good enough. Ought t. have
been content with moderate things, and livcd on
half the money. Store rent too high. t.'.;lged
Ito spread out too much on credit to pay Apen.
I scS.
29tll.-Neighbor failed Bank failed. Friend
called to ask if the rumor OF my Iailu,- was
trne. Air black with foul reports ua.Epast
/ two, p. m, account oyerdrawn, and not,s
paid.
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Correspondence of the 1ntellleencer-l


WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 10, 1891.
.Kesrs. E7itors-Tbe Fifty First Annual Com
mencement of this Institution came on to-o"y.
The exercises peculiar to the occasion began gu
Sabbath morning, with the usual Baccaiaure9te
Sermon TO the Society Of Religious Inquiry, oy
Rev. a. S. M'Master, nov DR.. M'NaSter,) %! Oh
Ohio On Monday evening occurred the : lSe-
MIR P7rty.' AT the house Of the President IA
most delightful gathering. On Tuesday night
came the great event of the scaSOn--the address
10 the Literary Societies Of the College, by feY.
Dr N'GufFcy of the University of Virginia,
graduate of the class of 1925. It's needless To
say, that it was an able effort, and highly appre-
ciated hy the large and intelligent audience
assembled, many of them rom q distance, 10
hear it. The subject was, the Educational in-
iiuence of Free Government. On edneSday
VIC had the exercises of the Commencement
proper The Bachelors degree was conferred
on is Young gentlemen, and addresses were de-
livered by a portion OF the number, as follows:
Saiutatory, by j. Waugh, Of Wellsbnrg, Va
Philosophical 0ration-The Philosophy OF
Natnre-by J. w. Warden, Of Wheeling, Va
DUN Vivimus Vivamis-by ). Conn, Of
Limits Of inquiry-by c. P, French, ofwasll-
ingten county Pm.
Moral subiimity-.by W. a. Hanway. of Nor
: public Position -By 5. p Kinkaid, Of Fair
view, Pa.
unnnts of Inspiration-by S. G. MFarland,
Of Cherry Valley, Pa.
Christianity, the Life Blood of Liherty-by j.
II. Sherrnrd, ofSteubCnyiIle, o.
Literature, Mirror of Character-bY d. 7.
Stockton, of Cross Greek, Pa.
These speeches were characterized by sound
ness and vigor of thought quite unusual IN
young speakers, and afforded high promise for
the future.
The honorary degree of D. D. was conferred
on Rev Frederick Monod of Paris; Rev. Benz.
Chase, of Natchcz, Miss; Rev. j. p. Stafford, of
Frankfort, Ky; Rev. a. S. MINISTER, of Poland
Ohio.
On the whole, the exercises were decidedly
gratifying. The weather was pleasant perfect
order was observed, and the literary displays
excellent The present graduating class is the
first that has received its entire collegiate train
ing here since the College went under the care
of the Synod of Wheeling, and the result is
highly encouraging to the friends Of the lnstitu-
ton. Very particular efforts have been made
by the Faculty to raise the standard of educa-
ton in the College, with unequivOcally good
results, aud it is designed 10 elevate it still
higher They go for thorough work.
The next session will begin on Wednesday,
October 2Sth, and the prospect for considcra-
bly, increased number of students is very good.
II has boon found Desirable to resume the Pre-
paTatory Department, and two tutors-Messrs.
J. ". Acheson, y. B., and f. II. Wines, a. B.
have been engaged, who will have clurgc OF this
dcpaI tnent, aud will also assist in the collegiate
classes Altogether, the prospects of this yene-
rable Institution, for more extended usefulness,
are decidedly encouraging, Yours, &C., j. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

LooxISG BOWS DANDY.-',I was dining at a
hotel in Philadelphia,' writes gentleman of
Knoxville, Tenn, and sitting nearly opposite
Gideon Henderson, of this city, we'll known
merchant, who was on5h his seni.annual tour to
the North to buy goods. He had two young Ia.
dies from this State under his charge, and one
of them was sitting on each side of Mr. Hender-
son ut table. Directly in front Of him sat dan
dy, who, having finished his soup, raised his
eye glass and stared steadily, first at one and
then at the other of the ladies', Mr. Fl seized a
heavy glass tumbler, and thought was about
to spoil the fellows profile by hurting it at his
head; but, instead of that, he brought it to his
eye, and looked Deliberately through the bottom
oft at the top Of the scamp in front of him.
The attention of the company was fixed upon
the fellow; a general giggie began and grew, till
in the midst of the jeers Ofthe guests
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

SLIGHTLY PrasoxAl--The editor Of the Lou
isviIle Democrat, lately said, Eve live neighhors
To the free States, and we see some of their peo-
pie every day, and they look and talk pretty
much as we do" To which PrGntiss, of the
journal, adds; "well, really, if the people Of
the free States lOot pretty much as you do, We
cannot wonder that large portion of the South
is in favor Of dissOlving all connection with
such an ugly race. We don't know hut we
shall have to go for dissolution ourselves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

REvoLuTIoS IN 81. DoMINan The Madrid Is
PaHa publishes details Of a revolution which has
broken out at several points of the Republic of
ST. Domingo. The province of Seybo gave tine
first signal, and ON the 18th of July proclaimed
itself Independent of the capital. On the next
day the province of Santiago followed its exam
pie, and on the 10th the town of Puerto Plaza
Joined the movement. The Espins's letters as
cribe the rising TO the indignation caused on the
discovery Of a scheme of President Baez to ef.
feet gTand and profitable operation in new to
bacco, by means OF an illegitinate Issue of paper
money, The republic of Seybo has proclaimed
Gen. Santana its first President
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Mew BOOKS, Stationery, &c.

aN o. ORR No. iii Main St. beEs leave to sall N.
ttntion or Wholesale and retail purchasers oil h3okI
satIonsry TO his Pail stock now VIZ: SSnoo
Books Of ali kinds from the pTmarIy 70
So5y books, Arehetectural Books, sM 1nthGTs;g
Iist pres,yteTah Baptist and Christan HyIrn
styiys OF binding; Fay Bibles Srt rom y
s5 Pocket do. OF all styles Dnns BOOK hrslnE ~
Jenny Pens, aud all TIA numbers OF dlotLS
famous Pens now lux and S
T,ons rnteuts AIusic books Of various anthors@sSn
bsih Bell "a late BoOEl Albums In great variety 10y
BSoLk; over $500 qrs. Blank Books Of every n
,s Cr 1ss Memorandum of Ill styles oyer OOO tIeets
Can Letter and Note Papers of different grades ana
GOLD PRNswe wish to call especial attention TO our
large and we'll selected lot of Gold Pens AEing aisossu
If s our old stock, RYRRY PEN now offered IS SEW anu
WARRAaTku, comprising almost every ei
celebrated Penn. Having the largest anu beat selsc
I'd socE Of p ms in the city those in want Of superior arr
ticc cannot fall to be suited. ..,E !.
We opII rnll the attention Of the LddSg in 7dEtlchd
tn our stock OF FANCY STATIONERY which we pnrcSsei
xnr.ssiv for their iAtnn knowing that nothhg
Of The KIM and quality has heretofore been Kept In ths city,
pi,%ss call and examine for yolrselTss -, -,
An of tile above and everything usually kept IN the BOOK
ana stationery nus eau JAMES o. oRR's.
sss,15rff iii Min st.. Wheeling. VI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

AcrIxa As CorSsEI--rhe Baltimore Ameri-
can defends Baltimore from the accusation of
being a riotous and disorderly city-and declares
that there is a systematic attempt to injurc the
business Of the city by such reports Its all
very we'll for the American to defend and to
make people, especially merchants credit its
defence, but until all the reports which it, the
American, has published, and they are bloody
enough, are cleared up. the public viii rernAin
unite incredulous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19
Charles London Cordial Gin

O44aI 40S 1OAUOA OO4 ULd4 SAAA1
Is shown by the Records Custom House be the
only London coriian Gin IMPORTED and sod in bottles,
ali others ma,te here in imitation of it.
Its delicious tonic beverage and by peculiar favor
$50 different from other gIn is universally by all
who IT. It adopted with great cases
DYSPEPSIA, GorT RuEuATtsN, DHorsT, GRAVEL, Colo,
ozotERA, FEvER AouE, srRcruRE, DISEASE
S&Nr oueASs, EPrLEFsT, PENALE IRREeulARITIEs, &c.
DR. vALESrtSE Aorr of New York, the pro-
PrietOr, says:
Gtdries London Cordial Gin q tie purtst best, aud
n oSt reliable Extract Of .yunipcr. IAdUe seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN sold by All Drug.
gists and Groeers States and so also are nu.
poisons c,sci ''LOndOn Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy only cHARLEs' Reject any other offered to
you your health Price one dolarfor quarts
any cents fer pints. EDMUND O. CHARLES,
mh2e-snd&E Sole Importer, 70 Broadway, n. Y. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

THE "noG CHOLERA "A merchant Of Cincin-
natl, who travelled through several Of the cnun.
ties in Indiana last week. reports to the Gazette
that the hog cholera is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent Tho trade in stnek hogs has been
checked in consequence, feeders not being dis
posed to run the risk, which is now very great
In some sections the opinion prevailed that the
use of pork would be suspended ina great lnca-
sure, owing to the fears created by the spread OF
the disease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

FoND OF HoNE.-The Woonsocket tR. II Pa
triot has a subscriber III Burrillyiile, Mr.. We'll
come Baliou, who for fifty years has been absent
from home only one night, aud then when he
was attending court at Providence. He was
never on board steamboat OF railroad car.
and never saw either until short time since
lie IS about SO years of age, and hss been bles--
sed with tventy-one children, nineteen OF whom
are now living. Ten of his children were born
in the month Of April, in successive and uskroken
years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

SrsoNG MrNDgp WoNEN.-Nancy Pitcher,
Phcbe Varney, Rosetta H. Kerr and certain
other ladies aud gentlemen of Eric county, New
York, have issued circular calling conven-
ton of the friends Of human progress for the
oath, Goth and 26th inst. Nancy Pitcher and
her associates state that their object is ITO gain
a true knowledge of the nature and attributes
OF man; his duty in the present and his destiny
In the future"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

ADAY OF ADvEEsrrY.-The progress of the
financial crisis throughout the country was the
burden of all our exchanges yesterday. A very
melancholy history it is-bauks, business firms,
and spectators all smashing, in different tlircc,
tons. The newspapers, for the most part, in
the different cities, to the North aud West,
manfuliy caieavor, in the midst of these disas-
tiers, to keep up confidence, and encourage
hopeful state of feeling at least
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

TuE Telegraph, during the recent Bank pan.
les, has beea very useful in enabling banks and
bankers to strengthen themselves, by calling
upon their friends at a distance to aid them.
whenever "a rum was threatened. Where
specie enough was on hand al once-the tele-
graph soon caused it to start over the railroads
10 be ready for crisis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

CmLoRoroRN.-Tt is denied by some of the
best judges that chloroform can be used at all for
the purposes Of robbery, it takes at least i've
minutes to render the victim inSensibie. DIR.
Kidd, in recent publication, giving the result
often thousand applications of chloroforn which
he has observed in London hospitals, states that
even the police officers do not believe the legend,
and it is giving chloroiorm bad name, equally
absurd and irrational, 70 publish such stories.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

the contemplated closing ofthe factories at Low.
ell, Massachusetts, says that during the last
month morc than seven hundred of the Irish
population have purchased return tickets to
Liverpool, attracted by the improved and inn
proving state of agricultural interests in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19
specIAL TIC e.
PARTRIDGE'S
PICTURE GALLERY T.!

1-I, fttei up in style superior TO any other in the
western country His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
feet deep to which he built an addition for opeFaans
90 BY 20 feet with arrangements light AID facilities for
his business in the world. He wOnd ealpaF
,lcular attention 10 tue light eyes boldness and dis
tinctneas of every feature the Eofess Of outline avoiding
Et or cut appearance; also the reflective or looking
glass effect so Objectionable in the Dagucrreotype
IA many pictures sent out1er6 are entirely arorLsss
jo1, 6arfgg no protective anish Partridge his
patrons that hs cork Is protected By hard ene9eifng
Ifca becomes a part Of ts picture, G,Id Is durable
as tie glass itself
PIstares Of every Improved style made low at other
Rooms here.
EBLudies and Gentlemen are invited to call at IlsH
Main street East side over Taylors Store, Wheel
in ,r,,, Va sepI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

AxpRnw JACKSON, DR., is not to be sneezed at,
after all. Finding himself pinched by the con-
f1icting opinions as to who was the hrayeSt sol
dior in Mexico, and not being able to see through
the smoke, he quietly sewed the tobacco box up
in his vest again aud departed for Wost Point,
leaving the heroes to settle the question at their
leizure over few ounces of "Irish blackguard
TnE last letters from Madrid give sorrowfnl
picture of the state of Spain. The capitnl, in
far rs the court and government are concern
ed, is prey to personal intrigues and petty
considerations The people have lost all respect
for their rulers, and the rulers all respect for
their own character. The press is manacled as
severely MS in Russia and even artistic Journals
are submitted to the most rigid censorship. In
Catalonia. disorder is rife in all directions.
TnE subject which Kossuth has chosen for his
lectures in Glasgow is, "The Finger of God in
History"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

THr suit between the States of New York
and Virginia, known as the Lemon slave case,
was brought up in the Supreme Court Tuesday,
aud by request Of counsel postponed
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The Adams Express Company.
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Orders at our office for goods VIII be called for free Of
charge Our line Will be found quickest rela
bic s, from the East to the West NPIGNiAN,
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Tine New Orleans Medical News for Sehtem.
bcr records the uninterrupted health OF that city
They have had noy elbow fever nor epidemic dis.
ease OF any kind up to this time, and the aver.
age of mortality has been unusually low.
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vxRr Lrcrp.-Au cxchanee paper contains
the following paragraph.
The disease under which Senator Benton is
laboring, and which was very serious few days
ago, is an organic intestinal affection" OF sew.
eIal years standing
This insight into Old BulliOn's ailments might
be called about as clear as mud.