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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
Moore, Wtlstach, Keys & Co.,
25 WEST FOURT1s SrIsEET,
CINCINNATI


IMPORTING STATIONERs, manufacturers OF Memoran'
Iim Pass and Books, OF all Styles Bible PRINT.
rs BOOK Jobbers Medical Book Publishers, take great
re in soliciting the attention of Western buyers 10
sfr El7uenSe Stock of the GREAT in the DTan-
los above Indicated They offer for Cash ana Short-TimG
rs who are we'll established, 9" 900 Qures half bound
Blank hooks 15OO0 quires full bound Gap Blank bo9Ss'
u las BOO uuires Demi Blank Books, 20On qures Me
urn Blank Books, 5000 qulres Quaro Blanks 800 gross
Load, p.ncils-i,ecfhardt's, Fubers and other makers;
$40 ross best steel psnsdtrec of S soz ' Ink
nas 500 doz States all sizes; $50 gro Wedding Envel
s. $4,000 Envelopes all Sizes 80 English Treasury
HIllug English French and American Tissue Pa
.-s rms English Drawing Papers; 20O Cap Pa
~ 5On rms letter Papers; 900 Bath Papers all
.ss 800 rms Note Papers; 3O6 COmmercia Letter,
Jacket, etc. etc 100 dnz. Books, BLANK Notes aud Drafts;
do1 Diaries for 1887 1OO Memorandum Books, all
ls; ono loz Portfolios Portc-Monnaies, and Bankers
Copying Presses; Is Coppine Books; 800 oz Copy
ls; doz Copy Books printed cOpies etc. etc., etc.
This tine place purchase to buying East
To- K fresh. prices low, and Exchange saved.
MOORE, wILSTACH, KEYS & CO.,
novel % West Fourth ST., Cincinnati.
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DENTTSTRy.

ME undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
nave associated themselves together for the practice
Dentistry. Their Office is at i49 Market street tbctween
auroe and Union Sts } where they will be happy to see
ir friends and all others wishing the services of a
Dentist.
both students and for several the assist
late DR.. Hullihen, and the senior partner has
constantly engaged in the practice for himself for the
eleven years. daring which time he has become acquain
with of the leading Dentists in almost all the
the United States; and has famlliarised himself
peculiarities in operating. They there
e! eonadenJ being able to give entire satisfaction
IN vino may favor them with their patronage
ABR. ROBERTSON, NJ. D. -
Vine. ling, Nov. IS, 1857. JAMES ORR.
" B-Messrs r. & O. take pleasure in referring, by per-
=sou, the following gentlemen:
r. Weed y. D.: Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hon. ARD
Clllwcu; Morgan Nelson, ESQ., b. NJ EoH, ESQ.,, Dr. John
Frsse, Dr. w. j. Bates, DR.. Il. II. Cummlns, Dr. E. A.
Hrer, Dr.A s. Todd, Tallant Delapain, John Knote,
asl., NcClalens, Knox Co., Marsha Taylor. novI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

MEMORY NEVER DIEs-0ne of the survivors
of the Central America, in narrating his sensa-
tions while floating on the waves, after the
vessel had sunk, gives the following forcible
illustration of the powers of memory:
II guess had been about four hours in the
water, and had tloated away from the rest, when
the waves ceased 10 make any noise, and L
heard mother say, Johnny, did you eat sisters
grapes2' | hadn't though of it for twenty
years, at least. 1t had gone clear out "fmy
mind had sister that died of consumption
more than thirty years ago, and when she was
sick--I was a bog ef eleven or So-a neighbor
had sent her some early hot-house grapes. Well,
these grapes were left in room where was,
and ought to have beer skinned alive toT it,
little rascal that was-~E devourpd them ALL
Mother came to inc after had gone to bed, when
she coul1 not find the frui for sister TO nnisten
her mouth with in the night, and said Johnny,
Cid you eat sisters grapes?n did not add to
the ne.,nucss of my conduct by telling lie
owned up and ms mother went away in tears,
but without hogginS me. 1t occasioned me
many II oilalm OF conscience for many years
after but, as said, for twenty years at least,
had not thought oft, till, when was floating
about benumbed with cold, hecrd it as plain
as ever heard her voice in my life; heard my
mother say, "Johnny, did you cat sisters
grapes ?" I don't know how 10 account for it.
Il did not scare me, though thought it was n
preSage CT my death"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

AT several places in New jersey
NOUS amount Of white cedar umbeT BE-
buried below the marshY ground, DO
water. sound and fit for use, and con-
business is carried on in mining tins
and splitting it in shinglea- for market
MICHAEL WElsu, the man who placed
tions on the New Jersey Railroad, nenr
Cut "merelv to sec the cars bounce, ar
ted. has been sent to TIE State prise"
ssecn months for his fun.
A number of women in Erie count
York. have called n convention, tue
which is stated to be to gain new s'
ofthe nature and attributes ofman
TIE railroad runners having been
by the principal railroad lines in the W
runners have called convention an"
to use their influence tie divert bu@
travel to other routes.
A Judge IN Indiana threatened to b"
yer for contempt of Court. j have e..
no contempt for the court" said the
"on the contrary, l have carefully Ct
my feelings"
If an engine going sixty miles an ha.
BID run up an angle of forty-livc degr
own length, and then allowed to jun
would lump 60 feet high and 240 fec
The distance jumped would be as the
the speed.
TIE juveniles are greatly troubled
mas approaches, lest Santa Claus may
pended in the general trouble, and iea
tertained that lie will not visit them as
A Hottentot once got up painting
II was enclosed with fence made oil
while the centre was occupied with
that squirted pot-pie.
To commiscrate is something nor
give; for money is external to "a man's
he who bestows compassion commnu
own soul.
DIR. ADAMS says that one reason
world is not reformed, is because eve
bent on reforming others and never
reforming himself.
PEOPLE when they get married no"
"run away" the moment the ceremo1
iWpsstt Jp aa if th&G Bed bee" '"'""' 5"'""'
TIE ladies' say they nre opposed TO
the Males on the Sabbath, especially iu
ing, unlsss they stop at their houses.
Tnurn is the most powerful thia
world, since fiction can only please
blance to it,-[Shartesbury.
Tue world is for our working hours
is the place of refuge when we are ST.
weak.
Brsuop Meade confirmed 10 persons
at New Market, Nelson CO., Va.
LARGE numbers of fugitive slaves, IL
are daily passing through Rochester
cuse, on their way TO Canada.
IT is cstsmated that half a millia
worth of properly has been destroy
Western pqrt of New York by the fire.
week.
THE Boston Glassworks Company DE-
chimney to their works, located ON
Hill, ten feet higher than the nonumcu
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PARFRIDGES
PICTURE GALLERY /.

N-Is fitted up in style superior to any other be a
western country. His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM 81
80 feet deep, to which he has built addition for oPe
by feet with arrangements for light and faeis
his busines unsurpassed in the world. lie would call
ticuiar attention the light the eyes, boldness
tinctness of every feature the softness Of outline,
ssiG appearances also, the reflective looking
glass effect so objectionable in the Daguerreotype.
4s many pieiH-ss sent out tere entirely seort
from, harin5 protective srish, Partridge
patrons That his lrork Is protected By hard
,ubfea becomes part Of tie picture, and Is
as he glass itss5E
Pictures of every improved style made low other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies' Gentlemen are invited call q; 49,
Main street. East side, Marsh ayiOr's Store, ws
E,Va sePJ1
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WYKES'
GALLERY OF ART
1876 Main Street. Wheeling.

EN- Is the place obtain Lkenesses o' every
style, frOmthe smallest miniature to ife-size, AM
in superior manner.
PromhtsIong experience the art, and by the
most powerful instruments, together with every
necessary to produce good pictures, he would
pnolIc that they canbe furnished With pictures at t'
iery sup riOr any taken in this country, and equal
east west.
Photographs, plain cOOred In oil Iors. This
picture be made any size, Up to life, and cOored
to nature. Small Daguerreotypes ImbrOtypes masa
to any size and coored in oil. By this
obtain the oil painting with the t ,hfulness
Daguerreotype.
Pictures taken at this Gallery as cheap as at an
in the city. Every picture is finished in the most
manner, and put up with double glass; air tight,
which picture will stand unchanged.
oc9-tf J. W. wYKEs, AEt.#-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

BUSINESS IN PHLADELPHIA.-lt Is al'egeu 'H"'
co far as the manufacturers of Philadelphia are
concerned there is ms yet no prospect OF a gene
rol resumption of business. Some of them,
however. lave been enabled to go on for the
purpose of supplying special customers who
have orders to be filled as soon as possible
There are some twenty firms who now have in
the aggregate, about 100, idle, to whom
the coming winter will present truly gloomy
aspect, should they fail to obtain SOME sort of
employment.
TnE 'WAR OF rnE RosEs The Senatorial
contest in This State, say the Richmond Err
nmi0er IS eusl ,u.-a: but the contest between
the trends of constitutonality and the South
ern fuctionists is not ended. 1t is scarcely be-
gun. 1t will wax warmer and warmer. 1t is
in the main a contest between the people and
the politicians of the South. There will have
to be sooner or later, an appeal from the Po'iti-
clans to the people, The Democratic constltu-
tonalists of the South will have to disown and
to exercise the factionists If the issues are
made up properly, the peoples cause will tri-
umph; if improperly, the chicanery of the poll
tcians will carry the day over the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
NEW GOODS,

FOR FALL AND WINI Ell:
ENIIE respectfully announces to the ctzehS
of Bethany and surrounding country, that t'ey have
lust receive the Eastern cities one of the largest aud
hest sercte stocks goods brought this nthpor
hood. Their stock consists in part OF Dry HoSds'
GSrocericH, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gnp7S Bon'
netn nnd Notiomn, embracing every thing usually
Kept In first class All of which they are able ana
wiling to sell as low as amy other the West,
the goods having selected from the very best Eastern
and the very best terms they feel ey
fail to please AS to color, qiay anu cheapheSs
Call and examine, ,,,,-,- ..,
produce IocT1 SAMUEL ADAMS & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

METnoDIsrs IN NEBRAsKA--In Nebraska ter
r;ory the Methodist denomination is the most
numerous. They have already three church edi-
fees dedicated, and fifteen clergymen in the ter
ritOry The Old School PresbyterianS have five
clersymen, and three churches in process Of
erection The CongregationaliSts have three or
ganized societies, with pastors; and only one
church editice rs yet completed, which is at
Omaha,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
SONNET
ny plLpAD BRrLuANrs.
TFrom the Boston Post.l

From the Boston Post.I
Tell of t'sunrise on the mountains
Gliding tops Of Alps and liimlaSas,
Sparkling through prismAtic iount'4'L'
Give me sunshine on the cnlihole4 DO
THERE, are avalanche and glacier
Here, hot coffee, and boiled salmon,
Ham, and eges-and love-still racie'-
-Tip-tOp sunrise is AL CANNON
Hear that icy mass, all elitterinG,
Thunder down into the cataract!
Ann and l, Mt breakfast ;itterins'
Lett sllde-for thus doth matter act.
: I likes sunshine on the cities;
WHO looks hisher-hOw l pities!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
Music Music

s NEW MUSIC lust received this morning: Thalberg
wires: CSnsantinope Quadrllles Rescue uicksteF'
sus Fnlangos Ethiopian Polka Quadrllle; ARE ~ emo
% r-o II TroyAtore; Duett Hear Me, Norma; TIE DAYS
l. Ey: Fire FIy Sounds Enhancing; Geue Mai6sn;
Nv NV Engand Home; Our Good Old Friends; In p9or
III n,f-lelor; Old Ironsidcs Lamas Cottages We Praise
nice, Oh G Cd [nov21l PAYNE-& co.
have just received this morning large eat
r WOODEN Goods which particularly invite the
,,,ion Of our cu toners and the community at large
tlaicsi EeTlv wnrsted Nuhia Scars-nsT style; Just
t ont: Opera Hoods lined and trimmed; Ladies Che;
M Srars Ladies' and Misses Wooden Hoods; tents anu
, CO forts all Styles szaS and prices Another 0t OIL
.t.,s- Z.pl,y TnImas [nov21l PAYNE q GU.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

a Pogr ~ Lucx.-M Lamartinc whose for.
tune was greatly impaire by series Of bad
years and his indulgence to poor tenants, has
this year had magnificent crop OF wine upon
his Macon estate II is said that he has : iii
5000 casks, at so francs each, and has consc-
quently realized a sum of 100000 francs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

MEDICINE OF THE MoxEY MARxEr-By a tel
gam from New Orleans, we learn, with consid-
cradle alarm, that
aNIouey BIarket Is isyerish.''
We suppose the fever is worse than common
internittent; for we MSS the additional intelli-
euinine is ris''
On the other hand, nothing whatever is men,
toned of anthony and camphor juiep.-Puaeh.
SEARaEAxr Lefferts, of the New York Police
Detectives. is causing to be taken the dagger
reotype of every noted rogue who falls into his
hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
sPE DIAL MOTTO
WHAT THE PEOPLE W
"A GOOD FAMILY Pill

DIR. T0DD'S PILLS haveyE A cough med.
been compounded with great : ant, safe and eI's.
care and from the Durest- moderate cost.
Wdteridl. These facts, in One that can %"
connection with their admi--4 the house ~
rnble COmf nation, have CIVIL tct1le, and give r
enthem tn equation where's or to persons "
they have been introduced, = health nth sun
OF being the best FdmiLy1I9 out aggravatuu
l'ills in use. "a ailmeu,S.
Years we've required byrN Such Il medci
the proprietor [who has Chapman's HHA
been n successful prac.h< BALSAM.
tice for over 40 years, III 1t does not pro-
the city of Whceling) tor weakness which 81
adjust the ingredients of use OF the cough
these pills, so atthcir com. which contain raE
bined action would reachSNic.
the LiCsr with certainty,SSZ It does not cOu-.
anil produce an easy and - bowels like the
safe operation the bow--|cines which couta
els.
They act admirably as am The different az
ordinary physic, or as AZ which it is comp
gentle laxative in smallerS~ ega, Licorice, H".
doses, and are very useful ~ Elecampane, Boz.
relieving Costiveness, Ink Cherry, &c, are Sen
digestion, Headache, Colds, with tonic and
&C., &c, &c. SfDthat the cough Is
These pills have been in and soothed, VIII.
for more than 80 years, = same time the =E
and orders are now filed q supported, and i'-
from nearly half the States functions OF the b..
in the Union, and the e-ASuCtin t0r--.- Wit.
mand Is steadily increasingly
as their merits become moreN w Price p cen
fully known. II
These medicines are for sale by the principal d.
throughout the country.
Address your orders to T. II. LOGAN d CO., N
Druggists, and Dealers in Trusses, supporters,
Braces CatRWba Wines, &c, &C., Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

NEw YoRK.-Thc full official vote of New
York on Secretary of State was as follows:
Tucker, Dem, 1914. 1877; Clapp, Rep, I75, 1856;
falls off from last year only 1891, while the Re-
publican vote falls off ST, g5l, and the American
vote g., 975 The Republicans elect 10 Senators,
the Americans ,, the Democrats u. In the
House there are ct Republicans, % Democrats
and Americans.
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EstraV Cow.

, ,yFD from the premises of the undersigned, on or
bout the i4th inst large red and white spotted Cow,
m white face large straight horns and short tAi'
Int ten years old. ANY person who will return her or
,,r5aJ CHRISTIAN HERMAN
,.r Centre Wheeling, near the Public School House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

A tenant of the. Carroll county Qnd.) jail, AZ
Delphi-a SIR. Brown--haS commenced suit
against the commissioners Ofthe county, for the
loss of health which ne sustained while confined
therein, owing to miserable condition Of the Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26
LAND WARRANTS
Market active At advanced rates.

Tnr New York Book Publishers Association
have unanimously adopted resolutions to the
effect that they will sell after January LIST, 1885,
on not longer than four months credit, requiring
notes with current exchange on the city in
which they respectively do business; also that
they will hereafter require the settlement of all
trade accounts quarterly, balance under one
hundred dollars payable in cash, and over that
amount by note at three months with current
exchange
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

a NEW MovENENr.-A correspondent of the
Providence journal, writing from Dixon, Hi
nois says "a move has been made by the Ia
dies of Dixon, Illinois. Some twenty of the
daughters of Rhode Island, now residing here,
have resolsed that until every factory and calico
establishment of their native Stateis again in
successful operation, they will neither purchase
nor consume any fabric, unless of American
manufacture, and will give the preference to the
labor of their native State. The sonsof Rhode
Island, also residing here. have adopted SINH
lar resolution, and ten of them will appear next
week in new suits of broadcloth, the materials
of which were furnished by Rhode Island facto-
RIGS"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

A WOMAN To WALK 0NE HuNDRED AND FlvR
CONSECUTIVE HoURs--MTS N. jackson, of Har-
risburg, Pa, has commenced the feat of walk
ing one hundred and five consecutive hours with
out any rest of any kind. The performance is
to be done for gold belt valued at $3.50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

PoRx PAcK1Nc.-The packers a; Cincinnati
who contracted for hogs last summer, delivera-
BILE this fall at Sc so per exit, net, are losing
heavily. One establishment on Monday last cut
I'M 800. and found its net loss to be 1886 3D.
The gazette says that purchases made now at
81 30 do not afford as wide margin for profits
ne Is desirnble
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

A HARD WNTER.--Some days ago we noticed
in one of our exchanges, the inquiry, as to
whether we were going to have hard a winter:
accompanied with the remark, that mild win
ter was generally foreshown, by the fact of the
corn husks being thinner than usual. We noted
the remark and have made it point to consult
sia6a t6t the j e5rn fiji til Year: riley tell US that
they never knew the husks so thick or to lnyso
close to the corn, as they do this fall and say
moreover, that it is their experience and that of
their fathers before them, that such fact indi-
Gates an unusually severe winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

OST from the McIure Housc Saturday the
T,y6 Notes each One Thousand and Twenty-nine Dol
and Stveny-hve cents, given 10y Jno List Co to order
of Cowgirl johnson Co., of ParHcrsonrr dated sept
and six months. The public cautioned against
ttEuy or buying sail more. ,o,rc,,1 1o1SeoN,.S CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

\ "Fr:sT-RATE NorIcB'' OF BRrDEGNooN,-
\ Western exchange publishes the following
marriage notice:
Married, in Seymour, on Sunday, the 4th
inst, by Esquire Carter, Mr. George Wolfrcm
DIETER known as old WoIfrom, the tanner) to
Mrs. Miller, charming widow of twenty-five.
Old Wolfrom is the ugliest and filthiest man in
the United States without any exception; and
how, with all his uglinesS, he got the widows
can assure tl,c bride that she need not be afraid
of any woman running away with her Wolfrom,
for she is the only woman that has been within
ten feet of him for twenty years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

A REMEDY FOR HARD TIMMs.-If we were de-
sirous, says the Philadelphia Bulletin, of pick
ing out good illustration of the benefits of adj
vertising, we should point to those merchants in
Philadelphia and New York who, during the
late panic, regardless of all timid warming have
reduced their prices and relied on advertising
boldly and freely, in order to make up by in
creased sales on diminished profits. The public
are aware that those who have SO done not only
generally eXtricated themselves from difficulties
but actually made money. Some have been
obliged to renew their stocks from other cities
~, 'ertisol There is no investment so abSo-
lutciy certain to pay ten per cent. and upwards,
as advertising The man who will only lay by
a certain. small share of his profits every year,
as those profits increase, and will devote it sim
ply to advertising will grow rich. At time
are seen in all their lustre. Confidence is what
the world wants now, and nothing is so likely to
re-establsh it us stirring retail business, and
all the usual signs of active life. Continual an
nouncements of sales the reports of bargains,
the announcement of What ...ere is new, will do
more to set things straight, than the arrivals
from California. 1t is not, after all, the money
in the country which will revive better feeling.
II peope-as we have said 5efore-woutd get
together and exchange briskly even without
circulating medium; if the farmer would "swap"
with the merchant and the broker trade shares
of stock for any kind of capital equivalents or
labor values, we should really be just where we
were beforehand of all things likely to produce
such blessed result, there is nothingto be COM
pared to cOpius spirited and ingenious adyertis-
ing.-I'ttts Gazette.