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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

SRvERE MIR STRICT ,JusrIcE.-A Warning 10
LapgeEs-TO be honest, tho Good Book, mud
the good old philosophers teach MS, is its own
reward, whether our neiShbors take any pecu.
liar notice of us or not. But dishonesty, be
sides turning mans face III shame from an
honest look, is continually verifying to the world
that It docs not pay We have another instance,
rather singular one in the long list which history
could furnish, in the person of a George W..
Wiles, Of New York, who, as the Express re-
lates, was respectable man in society, a law
yer in good practice, aud citizen enjoying the
confidence and favorable opinion Of the cO'ntnu-
nifty At large. In an evil hour he yielded to the
tenptationof avarice; aud, greedy with the lust
Of gain, he committed a felony which consigned
him to the State Prison; and, it is said behaved
himself in quiet and orderly manner-so that
when the time arrived for his discharge, he found
friends sufficiently influential to procure for him
pardon, which restored him to the civil rights
he had lost BY the sentence Of the Court.
After he had been out awhile, he made apPlica-
ton to he restored to his profession, having been
on his conviction stricken from the rolls, and
gave as Que reason that his family were depend
emit ON him for their bread, and this was his only
available method of earning living. The SUI
premo Court Of the State, on appeal to them, de-
cided last Thursday, that it never has been held
that an attorney who is guilty of criminal of
fence, involving moral turpitnde, and is convict
Cd Of II is fit associate for the members of an
honorable profession. His crime was that of
aiding psrties who cnticed man into the COM
pany Of a woman who was to excite his passions,
and then have her husband detect him, and dc.
raand money of him for damages.
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.CoNplr1tos or orn sTATE IaFRovEurN1s.-

CoNPLEIloS or ORR STATE INPROvEMEETs.-
We observe that discussion has already COM
Inenced in some of our State papers, as TO the
prospect or propriety Of the next legislature ex
tending any aid for the further prosecution or
completion Of any or all the internal improve
ments now under way. We have been some
what surprised to see ono. or two leading papers
maintain that the next legislature would not af-
ford such aid For what reason, they did
not specifically state further than to hint at the
fact, that it would be unpopular to make such
appropriations, inasmuch as it would saddle
an increased taxation upon the people. Al
though We go for diminishing rather than in.
creasing the burthcns of the people, we cannot
consent 10 subscribe to such an uawise and
short sighted policy, as this stOppage in our
improvements seems to be. Many Of our read.
ers will remember the result of such policy
in tho State of New York, some years ago,
and the case in hand, we have no reason to
believe, would turn out n whit different
Pennsylvania, from horrible acknowledgement in
the administration of her public works. was
overwhelmed in debt; but she struggled on and
on for years-the people prospered all tie while.
because, by means of their public works, all
kinds Of property steadily advanced, and the
manufacturers found abundant and cheap out
lets for their products. We believe that our
State has slyeady expended twenty millions of
dollars hi appropriations to the different unfin-
ishcd railroads What of that, if five or eight
millions more viii complete all, or the most i'm.
portant part Of them Whether is it better
that we should sink that twenty millions; go on
paying tax upon it, rs so much dead capital, or
pay few pennies more on further appropria-
lion, and eventually be freed from the tax alto.
gcthcr, when the roads shall be able to take
arc Of themselves? We venture to assert that
once let It be known that Virginia intends to
ct her railroad interest slide and shift for ITSELF
md that she will not assist in the completion any
rurther; that the effect will be to deprcciatc
property throughout the State an hundred fold
moro thnn whatit would take to complete the
roads.
wobelicvc that tho members elect from this
part of tho State arc sound on this question, and
VIC sincerely hope that there cannot be found
in the next Legislature willing to
adopt so suicidal policy, as to let the public
improvements lie and rot, and sink with them
so largo an amount of money, merely for tho
want Of the comparatively small amount ncces-
sary to complete them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

The MoSEY PANIc..-The mails, east or
west, yesterday, did not bring US ANYTHING
much, one way or the other on the subject of
the general money distress. A letter from
Philadelphia, in another column, spcculatcs at
largo upon the subject, without, however,, nf-
ording any definite Information. At home
here, We were pleased to notice general good
feeling among all our business men, at thecourse
pursued by tho Banks. Confidence might be
quoted at par, for one and all with whom
we couversed were earnest in their firm re-
lance upon the management of the Banks
Deposits go on as usual and every business
man seems to feel perfectly at ease. The
great difficulty is to get people to stop,
think little and understand the real ma
ture Of tho crisis which has rendered it ne
Cessary for banks TO suspend specie payment
Business men understand these things we'll
enough, but your five and ten dollar holders
merely. can't get the uiodus operandt of the af-
fair through their craniums, without n great ef-
fort. These people, when they can't understand,
become worried, storm and rave, and go off fully
impressed that they are taken in and done for
i. to tho amount of their little all-thcir five OF
ten bill. II any such read our paper, and have
confidence III whatit recommends, wctake thi
opportunity to tell them to hold on to their five
and tens, to keep cool, and all will be right witt
them, Just MS it used to be. Above all dom
go about trying to get you money off at ruinou
discounts, as we heard of several doing II i
worth Just so much gold and silver, and ere lon
the banks will give you the gold and silver for il
Just make note of these remarks "tic"
them, and our word for It you will como on
right.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

The London Literary GtEette says: at is
understood that Mr.. Thackeray'S new serial will
be commenced in November, that its earlier
scenes viii be laid in America, and that English
life of the middle Of the last century will be
laid under the knife of this accomplished dis
sector of manners and society.
DAVID PAuI BRowS, the Philadelphia law
yer, in attempting to get on train of cars at
charlottesville, Va, fell beneath the first step
of the car, and every one thought for the mo-
ment that he was certainly killed. Fortunately
he did not fall upon the track, but so very near
that the wheels Of the entire train passed over
the crown of his hat.
: Ar the recent fair at Lexington tie premium
for the best shirt was awarded TO Miss j. Ridge
", aged twelve years, and the certificate for the
second best to Miss ByrnS Of Shelby CO., also
twelve years of age. Such dear little sewing
machines deserve encouragement.
MINr jups are said to have been invented by
a Virginia editor, who, having kissed Il pretty
girl after she had eaten some mint, was SO in
toXicated with the pleasure that he devoted sew
eral days in attempting TO produce an article
which would recall the original as wildly as
possible.
ALLOW INC, said Arthur, looking pleading
IL at Angelica, the other morning at breakfast:
ALLOW me to send You little duck Unless,r
he timdly added in a half whisper, ''that is like
sending Goals 10 Newcastle" Tho little duck
answered that he was great goose, but did not
altogether look as if she thought so.
GovERNoR PoLLocK, of Pennsylvania, deliver
ed speech at Lock Haven, Pa, last week, in
favor of Mr.. Wilmot the Republican candidate
for Governor.
EDwAED EVERETT is to be in Richmond, Va.
in few days, to repeat his Washington Grafton,
and toreceivc General washinston's cane, which
was purchased for him by the ladies of the Vir-
sinia Mount Vernon Association
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

Ir strikes US that there is world of wis
DOM in the following quotation-brief as it is
Every school boy knows shat kite would
not fly unless it had a string tying it down. 1t
is lust so in life The man who is tied down by
a dozen blooming responsibilities and their
mother viii make higher and stronger flight
than a bachelor, who, having nothing to keep
him steady is always Aoundering in the mud. Ii
YOU want to rise in the world tic yourself TO
somebody
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

BARON MAcAuLA7.-wo observe that Macau-
lay has now tho title of Baron, and the papers
arc publishing some of his latest and ablcst pro-
,Iuctions, the chief of which arc some sketches
giving the origin and progress Of the East India
Company. We have just finished reading the
uccount and set it down as altogether worthy
81 The great historiuf,s E,nc. Long may he live
t,iyvr1T his itOnnrS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

GEoNeIA ELEcrIoN.-At the coming election
in Georgia, which takes place on Monday, the
9th of October, governor and eight members
to the. thirty.tifth Congress are to be chosen.
The democrats have nominated Joseph c. Brown
for theexccutive chair, and the Know Nothings
Benjamin II. Hill. The democrats have all their
Congressional candidates in the field, but the
Kuow-N othings have made nominations in only
Eve of the eight districts. Senator Toombs has
taken the stump for Brown The following arc
the names OF the nominees in each Compression
n district:
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FEvER AND AGUE.

Foremost amonghe this disease stands
DR.. sHAbLENBBRGER ANT1DOTB.
doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
Invariably stops chs 1t contains nothing In the least
degree hurtfui to THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY CIRCGAt-
STANCES and produces the unpleasant eec that
attend the Qunine and other agents in general
1t every of the disease and is the original and
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
Ask for Dr. shaeubergers and Ague Antdctc and
be sure you get PILLS.
Sid by respectable Druggiats erery,0herc.
PRICE, 81. 80.
For sale by LAUGHLINs & BUsHPIELD, Wheeling, Va.
Sole Proprieiors, A. t. sHALLENBERGBR & CO.,
augT-Sm Rochester, Pc.
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FARIS' IMPROVED
.G r. A N ID r Ill!

NHE SUBSCRIBER respectable invites the attention
Sto g K o f Dril1ss,
,1or,.3 N The sowin,, Of ALI, KINDS oP GRAIN Mans
factnred The present season. under the supervision X
advertiser and hand ut the Agricultural WORKS
w NJ riiith Co., Ilate b. Hoyle,l Martins Perry, b.
mont county, Ohio.
II Is not necessary to advance any argument nfavoG
Drilling over broadcast sowing, every farmer Is ayu
the fact that besides lessenpg materially the labor Of
ing ali have that given
If seed planted with drill, will yield 20 per cent
grain than an equal quantity SOwn brOadcaAt.
The fact that this drill article Of home prnduron
under the personal supervision OF The
yent0r aud embracing all the improvements suggested b
several yeats of actual experiment in the field In his
cnity together with the general satisfaction which this
given wherever ntroiuced Is deemed sufficient reeac
rndhon to the consideration Of per ons DESTROYS Of
Drill combining requisites OF eheapness, Efficiency AZ
durability. - .
Ali orders or letters of inquiry, addressed to JAMES
PAIS Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio will rec
Imtpphinle attention. AuE2I-lnE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
FAI.L FASHION FOR HATS
SDE.

AM mon; prepafed 10 faTnisb my numerous patron, .
he pniietith avery superior quality and style Of MI
skin Hats which elastic, iast.eSlor, fine lu !,
nis and Of great as ts good @
soIt Pianters, Pieneh, Roe1and and Hungarian stu
t,aelt Brown, Pearl. aud Beaver colors Also Men,
ROW. cnps OF the latest styles.
4 F,GNoicskin Hats finished to eonioTma ton Ys,,
nm short notice Bring along the cash and you can a.
KINDS OF head gear at \ very low taEId. at s'''4
w. w, JIME$ONy
No 81 NIatr :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
5 Special NOTICES
PARTRIDGE'S
PICTURE GALLERY !!

n ~ = II
-T. 6t,ed nm in style superior to any other IN tne
,rsstsrn conn,ry. His RECEPTION and SAILS ROOM Is
Is feet deep to which he has built an addition Tor
nv 90 With arrangements for light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed in the world lie would can
to the light te boldness and d's
tiuctness Of every feature the sofness OF outline
stiT or cut also the reflective or
glass effect so Objectionable in the Dasuerreotype-
"A ,av piesrss sent out hers entirely foorttess
from barisg no protscfice att, Partridge assures ms
patrons at his york Is protected by hard eHeslng
lrhih becomes part Of tie picture, ad e as durable
as he 0idss ftseIG
Petures Of every improved style made as at other
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to cali a. 11sS
Main street. East side Marsh Taylors Store Wheel
ing, Va.
DEATH AND DISEASE.
DEIrI.-IIow comes it, friend, In every shape
You let so many folks escaPes
DrsKAsE.-Dread sire, use all means cam
To obviate the life Of man;
1 dog his footsteps from his birth,
TIL he returns TO mother earth
use all means used Of old,
Changes of weather-hOt and cold;
give them coids-I give them Pasn'--
1 rack their bones-I fire their VEINS
Ipoison them with rancid bile,
In place OF the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing kills
DEGrH-How's thatH
DlsKAsE.-They all take BRAsDEErns Pills.
t. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
jyal-1w-dar ....-.. Agents
"SwEETS FOR THE SWEET.' 3
'sBoyHet de Orleans" or X. \. BOURBON.
From groves Of flowers, this perfume was enled'
Where deep, golden summers exalt the Perfumei
Where the breeze South in the deep glen is niled
Where blnssoms exhale, but resume.
To mpart this aroma, 'sis the sweetest, the best,
It steals DER the senses as the nectar Of love-
[ ,at 1,a. hoo, frtyag a neu-
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume Of Love
Distilled with great care from the choicest flowers of the
South expressly for the Doudor Toilet and Handkerchief
For sale, with all the "FRANGIPANNI's,"5 by
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
sept2 Bridge corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
lrroM he Phflsd.lphia BuIletln.j

SoESBoDY SAID.--Tn a late number OF the
PITTSBURGH Ecening CHroRirLe there is case
recorded which would be amusing, were 1t not
suggestive of painful thought, Illustrating the
beautiful effects of Htittle-tattle" and scandal
Three well.dressed ladies called recently upon
the Mavor of that city and communicated their
s.suspicions' that another young lady had been
guilty of infanticide. The case was traced from
one idle gossip to another; from this guess
tn that shouldn't wonder of the cOtcrle, I'M
iii the Mayor rendered his verdictin the follow
int, remarks TO the ladies who had shown them
selves so very DESTROYS Of getting up ease
and figuring as witnesses in rich develop
ments:"
II d. not think it necessary to call any wit
nesses for the defence, for there has been notn'
ing whatever proven against the detendant.-
You turning to Miss 81. and her party) made
a very serious charge against this young girl,
and now, when it comes to be investigated, you
cannot suppOrtit by any evidence whatever
This girl has character to support, and through
this gsssipping of what Mrs Somebody has told
Mrs. Somebody else, her prospects IN lie might
be ruined. | therefore dismiss the case.
It should be remarked that the strictest IN
ycstigatiou had shown the entire innocence OF
the accused and the utter impossibiiity of the
charge Unfortunately, all cases do not turn
out so well. Very few young girls, or very few
people Of any sort, are apt to court inveStlSa
ton of charges, though they know themselves
TO be ever SO innocent; and even if publicly ac-
Quilted they inevitably make ene:rics of the
gosSips who started the runor, and who, to VIM
dictate themselves will faSten with avidity, years
after, on any shadow of a prctence to renew
the charges against the victim. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that some striking aud etfectual punish
ment cannot be inflicted on those whose greatest
pleasure in life and J0rte in conversation consist
in discussing .'other people, with special refer
encc by inuendO or hint, Us to their character
and conduct. A few good examples might work
wonders.
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Fall and Winter Goods

T-TFIsEHLI.& sWEARIE6EN all open this d,v fT.
III day LIST September.) beautiful stock Of I,I W.
Winter Goods, which they Invite the attention Of a.
DRESS GOODS Elegant silk Robes, in coOrs and Maj,
Muslin de Russe Plaid; Mousaine de Iane Robes: Pat:
silks in rich Etyles Bayadere Silks; Hack Figured Si
pr6ts,I NdYtsiaine de laineSveFy rich; Printed
Il, new designs; Cashmere Robes Black Satin din r;
French and English chntHea beautiful Poplntit "
Dnstefa and Manifest Plaid French Mernos BSchoG i ~
Bonny's Plain Rack silks:
Observation-Disclosures Capes and Berthcs In .r,,,
non, desi,,r,s. Lace and EmhH Setis-(Coars and sie
vkieneiennes Trimmed, CInbN colars); French ws,t}
coars and Sleeves, In Swiss and JaccOnei; Real Y,I
ennes Lace Jaeeonet and Swiss Rtgnss, FlOunclng. l
WHITE sooDs-s4 orsanda MgsllnE; Plain and M
swisso NRinsoOE, Jaccon"t aud Cambre SluSlip,. tI
ami strIped MUsIns-Sreat variety.
SHAwIs, IANTLEs, &e-A choice assOrtnelte Of
sn sspn q npSsf9' iigS TlEfsKELL swElRysgy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
Pubic Sale of Stook,


II AyIEG sold my county. virginia,
i Bethany College, WIN, ON Eth urHdny, lac SIh
of October next. sell NIL the STOCK, &C., Mt Public
Sale, said Farm About fourteen hundred (l44O
head Of extra fine SAX0NY SHEEP, including fifty
choice Bucks These Sheep heavy klearsrs, of fine
WOOL the clip sold this year the farm, G9 per b.
Also, ali the Horses, Cattle and Farming Utensils upon
said Farm.
The Cattle the Durham and Devon breeds ncud.
ing Cows Heifcrs Work Oxen, &C.
Also, such products Of the Farm, Hay, &C., shall he
hand ON the day of sale.
TERMS OF sALE.-All sums under $40, cash; all sums
$50. nine months credt-nOs with approved securi
ty being required before the removal Of the property
seI22 j. G. CAMPBELL, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
FOUNDRY PROPhkPY

For in Ic or s.ense, in West COLUMBIA, w.,
IT1HE property in good working order, having E.s
with astock OF coke The buildings are 50 fectn %
80 feetin width shop, andlahe shop
The property is inthe centreof fine grOungssrieult
and manufacturing county, with very large
The pronerty will Released for aterm OF yeArs;On ,s
les Of steady habits and good character and none but s
aTnI If any one should desire purchase the MT
ments wIbe made easy, either with without the tot
This property has chartered privilege for msnGiaes
privileges will he allowed go with proTyrT
III 9tdt NV SARGENT & RR6TlTR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

Sands SnrsnpnrtIIa.-The extraordinary efii-
eacy this preparation all Of croEula,
eryslpelas cutaneous erupVe disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible not such
wonderful of daily certified by persons
respectabIy, establishing the in
contestabie fact in this class disorders aera-
tive and renovattng agent lis unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many expert-
cnce that they produce happest results by its ad
and therefore use It with confidence.
Prepared aud sold by a. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. II. CRUMBAckER.
And by Druggists generally. jy7-lWdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

Black or Brown Hair produced In five minutes
from the rayes HAIR the application of Wa
A. BA4cHELoR,s HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tection and never to inure the skim matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm can possibly Markhc steel enEr"v-
ing on the box and WV A. B1TcHELoE 2s3 Broadway on
the four sides ASK for w BArcHEoR's Hair Dye when
You purchase For sale In Wheeling by
apso-1rn T. n. LOGAN & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28

To PhysicIans and others inreresied.-Trus-
ses Shoulder Braces Supporters Bandages, Belts Insru
rndnts Of all kinds syrnges Nursing Bottles, &c &C., are
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
ID-A private room is attarhcd to the store, where
Trusses are adapted to each case when desired.
Address or apply to T. II. Lo5AN & CO.,
jys Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
DIR. NJ. DIE WALLETS
srT,NT.TE DEDTnnTrNT DIT

J
These pills used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also the Hospitals of Of France, for
years. meeting with unparalleled successiving the great
est saHsfaction-curlng where other remedies fail.
They charm in correcting irregularity and OBJ
strucons producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stmunnt. They produce agreeable
exheratlon and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposnG themselves
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under no circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGHL1Ns DUsHF1ELD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-28
eRFAT EXCITEMENT!
S1[ M WAI,L STREET, N. Y

Of the recent heavy failures IN New YORK
and other Eastern e.s me sSeF demand had TO
sSs Goods 10 such extent as 10 lehSe o.
equal In commercial history Esaay pe e
susn seonnt Those fortunate enough TO posSes LeNay
each found = an easy EX EYSAN at 1871 Main
TIsaiIng Va is enabled to exhibit to these VINO
Visit MN , ~ very little more than half their value
Ia,lirs in trteuar requested 70 CAl' @"u "''t
all that Saa has by Bait q Ohio Rail Road
penns, lvaia Rail Road and br on VI Ia, 10
ssortmens OF nry Goods ever onered' anu CONSIST "
BLACK sILKs-A grades: an excellen. qH T'nsy and
Pancy catered BAyadere Sks; Tartan Plaid shEs, Nsm
style irish P6pns, RICH *
Extra Rich all Wool Nous de LANES; All Wool raiaIi
lenca PAids; newstyles, and Ereas variety 0'
sTAWIs, NANTES AND rie Chs ai.
snwls, Very rich Plush ShaEs very n U sonnre haws
Cashmere shnWls; Gold Bor6ered SeaTs; CoAkJ III
every style and quality, embracing al 'As
NEEDLE woRKRsal French Work Collars, Sleeves and
SIg cheap In short the best assort
nsnt Of Needle Work that have been able 70 2er
,b1S N Dress oos s4aSls, veis Collars. Sets
WHITE GNoDs-of every variety and very cheap.
boFTTo As STAPLE saP EGO GooDsThs extensive
assortment that Is to be found In me e1t mSy o. Sy
wou5. cost to manufacturers at the present time:
larger stock than eyer si.. every
CARpETS-A superior and far increased over
other seasons All Carpets bought were enP
and Of entirely new and very desirable styles and colors
FURs-Laics you wish to purchase Superior Gpeii
S ~ here in great variety and very low prices
TO COUNTRY MERcHANTs have only ay, let them
and that Nil goods were bought, without exception, for
CASH. Any acquainted with the present STATE q,
qesdy CASH Goods must be surprisingly cheap Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. r, ,,pva,AN
sep15-sm lsT Main street. Wheeling, Va,