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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
PARTRIDGRs
PICTURE GAIIERY!l

" Is lifted up in style superior any other in the
western country. His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
feet Deep which he built addition for operating
ca by 20 feet, with arrangements light and facilities for
his business in the world He would .aipar
tcuIar attention the light eyes, oldness and dis
tnetness Of feature the soness outline avoiding
sG cut out also the reflective
glass eject, Objectionable in the Daguerreotype.
As many pietarss sent entirely tsorLess
from AaUtig protectfrs a&& Partridge ussures 6fs
patrons t his tcorki Il protected BY lard sass..Eln
suafct becomes urt Of as tesse G,.8 Is az durable
az TIE 0tass its6gL
Pictures of every Improved style as low as at other
~ ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call at I1s,<
Main street, East side Marsh Faylors store wheel
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
nENnJSTRY

TIME undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have assocated themselves together the practice
Of Dentistry. Their is at S Market street between
Monroe and Union Ss) where they will be happy to see
Dentist.
ants Of the late Hulhen and the senior partner has
constantly engaged In the practice for himself for the
last eleven years. during which time he has became acquan-
ted with some Of leading Dentists in almost all the
the United States and has familarsed himself
with peculiares in operating They there
being able to give entire satisfaction
ABR. ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
Wheel ling, Nov. IS, 1851. JAMES ORR.
N B-Messrs o. take pleasure in referring, by per-
mission, to the following gentlemen: F
H. II. Weed D. D.: Hon Geo W. Thompson, His Hon Ard
Frissel DIR. VI. J. Bates, Dr. r. H. oummns DR.; =: a.
Hildreth Dr. S.Todd Tallant Delapain John Knote,
ESQ., MoClaIens, Knox 4 Co., Marsh Taylor. movie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

ton was ordered to be sent to Congress without
submission to the people in any shape-not even
ties. We await our next news from that quar-
ter with impotence. The people Of Kansas are
in a ferment. An explosion may take place at
any moment. An extra session of the Legisla-
ture is talked OF, and also. general convention
of the Free State party, to decide upon the best
policy to pursue in reference to bogus pro-
slavery Constitution. The affairs OF Kansas
are yet far from settled.
fully.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

Mr.. FuRxEss.-Mr. Furness, the young gentle
man involved in the Mrs. WoOdman affair, the
Police G0zette..says, SIS very snowy and tidy in
his dress and never fails at night before retiring
to put his pantaloons in stretcher This is to
keep them in shape. BE does the same with his
boots; as soon as they are taken off they are
boottreec during the night, and, to give the boot
This gives his feet very pretty shape, which,
with This small hands, he considers his great
forte. He imagines that they are truly capti-
vaCinT'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

MEETING OF NEW YoRE MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.
The twelve Democratic members elect to the
next (85th) Congress are to dine together on invi
tation of the Hon. j. B. Haskin, at Dclmonico's,
in this city. on Tuesday next. The object of
the entertainment is supposed To have reference
to the various candidates for Speaker, Clerk,
Door-keeper, &c, of the House of Representa-
tives.-N T. Daily Ne,oS
1t strikes us all of heap, that it would he a
good idea for Montgomery to come down from
Washington, Lawrence to come over from the Bel
mont district, and meet Sherrard land ourselves)
at the Mcclure House, and there discuss one of
McPollard's best dinners. Besides comparing
notes and votes about Congressional matters,
Montgomery and Sherrard could assist each 9TH
er in constructing two fancy straight.iackets:
one, in which Montgomery could encase the
Washington Tribune CPeter Pluckem paper)
during his absence in Washington City this
winter; the other, in which the pouting Argus,
next door, should be confined. As for Lawrence,
he could entertain us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

INCIDENTS of the recent Greenbush, N Y,
Grim. con. case are: Husband suspects wife of
improperly; says he is going away for two days:
wife cries and says no; husband is determined,
and goes-around n corner, and returns to the
wood shed of his dwelling; shortly after, strange
man twists wife, and goes into her bedroom;
husband follows, and finds strange man under
the bed; hauls him out and castigates him;
then follows suit for $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

THE PLAY OF CATrLLE.-A writer in one of
our Cincinnati Exchanges, comes down like a
thousand upon "Camille," which Miss Heron is
now playing in that city. The writer says
aud, in our estimation truly that:
The play itself very ordinary and common
place, the incidents turning altogether upon the
riotous living of group of harlots, and young
man who gets entangled in their Snares. And
the only thing in the whole play that approach
es . point, or that draws upon the sympathy Of
the audience, is the attempt Of an aSgrieved
father to rescue his lost son som their inSidtOus
tolls. And what is strangest of all, and shock
ing beyond any ordinary offence to moral deco
rum, the sympathy of the audience is all made
to Cow on the part of the prostitute, The faith
cr wishes to reclaim his son. To save him from
n complete sacrifice of his honor and Selfre-
Specific save himselfand family from irretreiv
able sorrow and shame And because this can
only be done by n total severance of the guilty
ties that bind him to his abandoned, and pro.
iligate associates the girl Camille, who wishes
still to keep him to HERSELF who has no nobility
of character, no spark OF womaniy pride, not
one disntcreSted or virtuous trait-beCause this
creature will whine aud blubber, as never s
true woman did. and put on the show of wound
cd and virtuouS affections, to work on the weak
mind OF the youth she has ruined, andto soften
the chagrin Of an injured father-because She
will do this with tears and doleful walls, and
pitiful complainingS, the audience is blended in
TO an ill-directed sympathy with her over
wrought grievances Not through compassion
for any real misfortune; but because parental
concern has interferred in her pleasures; DC.
cause her Illicit relations with the mis- guided
Armand. must at last, as they ought, come to an
end.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
Prom the Stylus Bethany College Magazine.)
AN WNooAT1oM.

Come from sunny cline to mine,
Come with a soul all fire!
Come with a masters hand, and Irvine
Thy myrtle round my lyre.
Stu thy ysunglip when words otlove
Would rush away frsm thee,
Hush thy sweet voice and gaze above
And dream OiheaVen-and me.
In mercy, waste not thoughtlike thine
OnheaTtS ofcoarser mould
Come to my bosom's lonely shrine,
1tneVer can grow cold.
Come with thy spirits dewy flowers
That SO long TO grasp,
Mid all the storms Of Autumn hours
They III fade not in my clasp.
Oh hear me, hear me, learn to prize,
Ny spirit's trembling tone;
Know that there is one heart signs
The echoes of thiLe own
Leave those who cannot know thy worth,
Although they smile on thee,
Come to the only one on earth
CAnIOve thee, come to me!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

Az ERROR IL THE RETuRNs.-It was rumOrej
ON Saturday, says the Baltimore american, that
the Judges Of election in this city had made an
error in their report, sent to the Governor cerI-
fying them rs an election held on the Fourth
Wednesday instead Of the 'sfrst Wednesday"
of November. II such is the fact they will, as
matter of course, be returned to the Judges
for correction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
wYkEs'
GALLERY OF ART !!
l36 Main Street. Whaelinp. va.

H-Is the place obtain Lkenesses Of every size and
style fronth smallest miniature up e-size got up
in superior manner
romhslong experience art and by the use of the
most powerful instruments, together with every appliance
necessary to produce good pictures the
public that they be furnished with pictures this
lery superior taken this equal any
east west.
Photographs plain colored in oil coors This style of
picture be made any size up e and colored true
to nature. Small Daguerreotypes AmbrotyPe magnIed
TO size and in OIL By this process
obtain the oil painting With the truthfulness Of
DaguerreOtype.
Pictures taken this Gallery cheap as at any other
In the city. Every picture finished in the most durable
manner, and put with double glass; tight without
oes-sf = = ' JEW. wYKKs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

y NAN was once relating story Of being on
a locomotive that struck a COW standing on the
track, aud threw her several rods into the field,
where she lit squarely on her feet, with her head
toward the train, and strange to tell she wasn't
hurt unite "Bnt didn't she look scared ?'' in
quired listener. well. l don't know wheth-
or she was scared or not, but ade 2ootek a gooa
deal discouraged"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

FirrsES Toss og Co,X-The steamer Flying
Cloud. on her way from New Orleans TO ST.
Louis. recently stopped Mt Cairo and put out 6f
teen tons Of Coin, one hundred thousand dollars
of which was destined for the sub,treasury Of
81 Louis, and the balance for Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

a Coop DAYS SnooTNe.-A couple of boys
brought into Milwaukee, few days since, 200
ducks, allOf which they had shot in one day.
Few can beat that.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a GOOD FAMILY PILL

DIR. ToDDS PILLS haveLD cough medicine pleas
been compounded with great ant, safe and eectuR
and from the JlursStb- moderate cost.
material These facts in One that can be kept in
connection with their adm-tthe house fImiLy med.
rable combination, have giv-icNe and give to children
them the reputation wereA to persons In delicate
they have been introduced 9heah ctsgsty and with.
of being the best FdIniky out aggravation other
I'iiLS in use. -nilmCits.
Years required byT-,S Such n Medicine ia DR.
the proprietor (who hal Chapman's HOARHOUND
been n successful prac-h> BALSAM.
tCe for over 40 years, iDP not produce that
the city of Wheeling) which follows
adjust the ingredients use of the cough medicines
these pills that which contain Tartar Emet
bincd action would reach Nic. 44la
the LiUer with certainty does not constpate the
and produce easy and bowels like the cough
safe operation the bow cinrs which contain opium
els. -
They act admirably an- The different articles OF
ordinary physic, a@Nwhich 1t scomposed-Sen-
gentle laxative In smallerSegas LcOrCe, HoRThound
Doses and very Elgcampnne Donesrt Wild
relieving Costiveness In.G Cherry are so combined
digestion, Headache, Colds, with tonic and anodyne
&C., &C., &c. SfOthAt the cough Is oosened
These pills have been in and soothed, while at tile
use for than 80 years, time the system is
and orders filled = supported, and the natural
from nearly half the States functions Of the bowels
in the Union, and the de-a > not interfered with.
m1nd Is steadily inCFeasng|
as their merits become more~ EW Price 2S cents.
fully known. X
These medicines for by the principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address orders to T. H. LOGAN 4 CO., Wholesale
Druggists and Dealers Trusses Supporters Shoulder
Braces. oatawba Wines, DC, &C., Wheeling, Va. Ocl3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
NEW FALL GOODS.


ISAAC PRAGEE hegs to inform the public that he h"
cheapest stock ever offered by him to the public.
My is complete in thing belonging
to Dry Goods and Fancy business but claim particular
attention to my
BLACK SILKS, Whichhavng been purchased from house
that failed, at sacrifice confident will sellless than
any
EMBROlDETIES &C.. which have bought only from i'm
pcrters and great auction shall sell at aston
ishng low prices. Just'comc and stock which in
Cambria bands Collars Sleeves, etc. is twice large
that of other house, which will be sold 50 per cent be-
low regular pvices. iEs
SHAwLS.-I have an immense quantity of, and shall
sell them Is cent less than other firm, having
ceived the above discount BY buying by the package, d.
rect from the factory. Amongst my shaws you will find
all the latest styles. f. giI4r4
DRESS GooDS-I have in such variety, that If
begin to eumerate them SHOULD occupy much
time, but ceraini call shall be abeo please
you. fa '5slE II IL.
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, and everything in that lEne
VIII saJ Wlsell atYerylow nEures and would request
country to examine my stock In this branch
nave them on CO. signment from Eastern House and
will sell them very cheap
MUsLINS-Both bleached and unbIeached. only pur-
chase by the case and will sell them with very small adj
vance either by the piece or yard.
HONNETS and everything in the Millinery Goods
such as Flowers Bonnet Borders, Net Straw Gimp Pom
net VeTets and Satns etc. will sell Hiners low
Injuries and to all others prOpOrtlOnAtelY
every sh and form, and viii be sold
as low as possible.
Come and examine my stock and am confident of your
purchasing, ISAAC Prayer,
serl6 123 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
TnE Kansas ExcrruESr REvlvNG.-In the


beginning of the week we publisheda telegraph
ic despatch, announcing that the Kansas Consti-
tutional Convention had adjourned after having
adopted Constitution. We give this morning
to our readers, the fullest details within our
reach, of the final debate and proceedings Of
the Convention It will be found very warm and
exciting The action of the Convention has
again precipitated the whole controversy upon
the country, and we will have another through
of "bleeding Kansas North, and black or mig
ger Kansas South. The question will come be-
fore Congress, and of course it will stay there
until doomsday, the House Of Representatives
standing 1913 democrats; 90 Republicans and
Ii Americans; and constituting mixture as it
stands-that is voting by party, through which
the unsubmitted Constitution never could pass
But the House never would stand as it is num-
bercd above We question, as we said the ether
day, If even our Virginia delegation, remarkable
for its solid phalanx upon all questions in times
past, would stand together in such vote. Ger
tainly the Northern men, irrespective of name
or creed, would rally together in n body, for it
would be political suicide for them to stand aloof
upon such vote
IL
as it stands, and as it cannot help doing, unless
later accounts should reverse this action of the
Convention, we may expect to see another
stormy session like '53-54, and with it and aC
ter it, such total disruption and dsorganiza-
ton of parties, as has not been known before in
the history of the government.
------SsGOs%------
Gov WISE WRITES LErTER.-Well, the
Gov has written his expected letter. in defeernce
to the gentle notification given him, 1t sthree
columns long, and touches here and there, at
random, on the general politics of the country.
It's very brilliant. and war like document,
such as the sprightly Henry always gets off
when he tries. After having sufficiently crit
cised aud stde-wise condemned Mr.. Hunters az
iiiations, for some time back, it concludes with
an intimntion that after all he may pass muster
and that he Gov. Wise,) will not modest him
in his seat. He says:
So, then, these points being, though material,
open, some Of them to n fair difference of Opin-
ion, and others to further investigation and
proof; and Mr.. Hunter discIamng the spirit
of opposition by expressing the desire and eX-
peCtatiOn to be able to support the Administra-
ton in the main, | make no issue with him; and
with my understanding of his pledges, cannot
allow my name to distract and divide the Vir-
ginia Democracy in opposition to his re.elec.
ton. can have no personal issue with Mr..
Hunter; our relations have ever been too friend
" to admit of any other acts on my part than
those of kindness. He is an eminently able
and longexperienced statesman, and cannot be
we'll spared by the Democracy of the State, as
long as he desires and expects to support the
party which it so triumphnntly put into power,
against the foes Of the south.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
y $ 'A'FtE'F' i NEW FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETT & wINCHELL, Dentists, 141
S Market Street, opposite Washington Hall, Vince
ling Va.
Dr. winchell being compeled by his rapidly increasing
business his facilities for doing the same, takes
informing his friends and the public that he has
formed business connection with n. s. artlett NJ D.,
ho fifteen successful experience in the Dem
tal profession. ~
Drs b. IL w are prepared to perform every operaontn
Surgical Mechanical Dentisry-are familiar WITH and
practice improvements of the Dental Art, and
guarantee that beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort Artificial Teeth the great dread "f suffer-
ing experienced during the necessary preliminary eNrac
old and roots, informed that by new
process entirely unlike ChorOorn Ether, and aplica
BILE and perfectly hIrnLeSS In al, teeth are
now extracted without pain.
Any Information Ivice apperainlng to their profess
sion they will be plensed to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens of Artificial Teeth
S5S- Office open at all hours Eeplb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
NEW GOODS,

FOR FAIL AND WINTER.
E undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens
of Bethany and surrounding country that they have
just received from the Eastern cities of the largest and
best selected stocks of goods TO this gbOr
hood. Their stock consists in part OF Dry Goods,
G. Groceries, Boots, shoes, Hats, Cape, Ron
nets and Notions, embracing every thing usually
kept in first class store. All of which they able and
willing to sell any other establishments the West,
the goods having been selected from the best Eastern
houses, and the best terms, they feel confident they
cannot fail to please COLOR quality and cheapness
Call and examine,
The highest p-ice paid goods all kinds country
produce. IOC7l SAMUEL ADAMS + CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

persoom this would be suffishent, onless the
soshil supprisers should organize as artillery
kumpanies and determin to carry thar neigh
boris houses by storm. Holdin to the old no.
shin that evry mans dwellin is his cassil, and
shouldent be seized upon either by strattyjim
or force, remain as formally,
Yours, allus, a DlssASDED VOLUNTEER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20

fine large calf which has no eyes or any appear
ance of any, yet can go throug II gate, gap in
the fence or any entrance, without difficulty,
and knows as well as person when it is getting
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
HINTS UPON HEALTH.

HINTS UPON HEALTH.
Clothing and Cold Catchmg.-Colds
and coughs, catarrhs and groups, stiff mus
cles and neuralgia jaws, aching teeth and
rheumatic twinges, with frequent intlam-
nations and occasional fevers, are among
the calamities usually looked for in "cold'
frosty weather" Indeed, the "dreary
winter" season, rs one fourth OF the year
is most unjustly termed, is TO many mi lnds
suggestive of frozen toes and sore noses,
with long catalogue of intermediate NAL
aides, among which are lnduenzas, pneu-
monias, joint-racking rheams. and all bron-
chial difficulties.
And some doctors, as well Us many peo-
pie, are too apt to suppose that the Prevcn-
ton for all these Ills and a.lings is 10 he
found wholly in the quantity of the cloth
ing we surround ourselves with.
The Boston Medical journal, i'll late
number, on the Hygiene Of Dress, makes
some iudicious observations on the errors
OF sudden and improper exposures. and
advises thick shoes. heavy cloth, abundant
furs, and plenty Of garments, as the pana-
Cea in the matter OF keeping the animal
temperature above the cold-catching point,
BuG there is a physiological Limit 10
dress as well as to every other hygienic
asen, or appliance. "Band.ing up IS
all very wei ana very necessary to I GER
tain extent. vet excess Of clo;hing IS m
evil. and il really one OF the lgequcn!
causes ot feeble. sensitive. and moroidiy
susceptible skin, and consequent suffering
from exposure 50 sudden or great al,era-
hons OF temperature.
OF equal importance with the amount
of our clothing is the quality OF our blood
and the state Of lis circulation. The sam
is the great regulator Of animal heat, aad
one Of the principal organs Of bIoo1-gur.-
icauon. Hence we oyercIo,he the body.
We certainly lessen lis power OF sell-pgo-
ieciion and in the end induce the very
evil j. IS the object OF c,o.hing 10 prevent
Instead OF "piing On" Al. ihs clo:h.n-
we can endure. much better rule is 20
Jress just rs Lightly As W. can w..aou,
actual discomlori.
The life principle within. IS our ma.u
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

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