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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
Sudden Death of VIM. Montgomery.

Last night we noticed among our telegraph
dispatches, the announcement of the sudden
death of VIM. Montgomery, member of Con-
gress from Washington, Pa We could not gath
er from it the nature of his illness, but infer
that it must have been an apOplectic stroke
Mr.. NJ. was known to the people of his district
and of this whole part of the country as an
able and successful lawyer, who from small be-
ginnings worked his way up to his late eminent
pasition, almost alone and unaided. No man
had stronger friends, perhaps, or more cordial
enemies. Decisive and imperious in his tenn
permanent, he either drove men from him or
bound them to him, according as it best
suited his desires or purposes. In the face
Of tremendous and enthusiastic opposition he
was elected to Congress, last fall year-owing
partly to the: fact of his being coupled on the
same ticket with Mr.. Buchanan, but chiefly to
his own marked and energetic Individuality
Concerning him as private individual, we re.
member only the gentle and charitable aphor.
ism, de mortuis Mill nisi 6Onum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18


TnE old maid who tainted away because she
heard there was "brick" in the house, has
since gone raving mad upon being asked by
gentleman at supper-"W hether she would put
her lips to a cobbler?"
TME Emperor of Francois busy at Compeigne,
hunting stays by day, and seeing them cut up
by torchlight.
Rev. DIX. BELLOWS, in his late lecture in Bos
ton, strongly urged the necessity of early mar
riages. Ef
IT is said that the subscriptions to the new
work on Natural History by Professor Agassiz,
amount to $l,225,OOO.
TIE Democracy of Springfield, Mass, have
carried that city completely.
TIE Catholic Fair in Boston, has just termi-
mated, with profit of ten thousand dollars.
TIE hog cholera is prevailing at Blawenburg,
New Jersey. -as
THE PalO Alto Rolling Mill, at Pottsyille
Pa, resumed operations last week.
The first expense is the least in everything,
with the exception of law and matrimony.
A neglected wife declared that she and her
husband are like two Observation-Disclosures she
may say that he and she are never seen togeth-
err.
a lady feeding power press is apt to catch
cold as she has to lay on damp sheets.
CouLDN'r somebody invent soap to enable
mammas to get their daughters off their hands,
If you want to gain a woman's affections
don't appeal to her head but to her feelings.
A certain cockney defined love to be nothing
more than an insane desire to pay woman's
board.
A woman IS said to be lady who can wear
oorscts without actually cutting her waist in two.
You're ladies should guard themselves against
undue familiarity, however innocent.
WHEN are chairs like ladies dresses?
When they are satin.
A Swiss, by the name of Burke, has been ar
rested in Rochester for starving his wife to death.
MIsGIvINGs-A Young girls affections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

OuR LEGISLATURE on SrRlEE-Thc man
who keeps the Exchange tayern-we beg par
don, we mean the Exchange Hotel, over in Rich
mond, is evidently not an individual having an
eye to every available method of turning an hon.
est penny. He started into the session on the
moderate scale of $14 week for board, which,
even for "Big Richmond, - if not Steep approach
es within trile of rectiinear position. So
thought ninety legislative boarders-who last
week struck for a reduction. The Exchange
man wouldn't bulge "nary red" and so our
gregarious herd of members shouldered their
trunks and went foraging about through Big
Richmond for other quarters. 1t seems to US
the Exchange man must be either very stupid
or he must have had very slow crowd of
boartlers. The profit on the drinks, oysters
and cigars ought to be immense from such
gang as ninety members of the legislature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

WHAT Is TO BE DoNE WITH BRIGHAM YouNG?-
Is n question which we asked ourselves, and
which we suppose our readers will ask themsel-
YES after reading the late Utah advices publish
ed in another column of to days paper. We
received only day or two since, private adj
vices at this office from the far West, assuring
us of the state of feeling among the troops,
which had returned to Fort Leavenworth, from
the plains. They are all eager for the fray with
the sAIormons-and the whole sentiment of
the military and civil establishments of Kansas
and the surrounding country, was for swift and
and efFectual disposal of the Saints
Besides this and superadd"d - it' ~ i%'o
seen that the administration is strongly enlisted
in the subject Judging from these data, We
think in quite likely that ere another year, Nor
mOnism within the bouudries of the U. s, will
be one Of the bygones.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

ANOTHER FAMILY FEuD.-Mr. jeff. Sangston,
in the argus of Wednesday evening" publishes
what seems to be a very mild and plausible card,
in answer, as it appears, to some printed circu-
lars of W. G. Scott, late Deputy U. S. Marshal,
which tended to reflect upon Hon. JEFF. Martin,
the appointing or head Marshal, for having CIV
en- his place to Mr.. Sangston, an ex-membcr of
the Know Nothing party. 1t seems by this
card, that regardless of any patrOnymical tie,
the Hon jeff dismissed lIr jeff. in 1s55. The
reason given for this decapitation was, us we
learn from the article, that Mr.. SangstOn, during
the exciting gubernatorial canvass of 1855, so
far forgot himself as to vote for Flournoy, in
preference to Wise, which of course was alto
gethcr wrong and contrary to that clause in the
constitution, which provides that a man who
votes as he pleases, is not trustworthy, and can't
by any possibility be good officer.
Meantime, we can't help thinking that our
motherly Organ next door, will have its whole
time taken up with family feuds ere long
Maybe we'll get job in the throng.
p. S.-Since writing the above we have read
the tart and pointed card of W. G. Scott, in
last evenings Argus. He comes down on the
Hon jeff. like a thousand of brick, and he
makes out very strong case of high handed
ism against the Hon jeff for having deprived
him of his office. Mr. Scott was told by Sher-
if Irwin, that he must move Cline from the Jail
Mr.. Scott did SO, land in obedience to the sentence
took him to Washington.
We suppose that VIC win have card from
.'sOlney, near Mouudsville" in few days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
tPrOm Monday,s LouisvIlle fCourler.I

The HOG SLAUGHTER receipts of hogs
for packing, arc rather light, especially from
Kentucky, and the number Killed this season
thus far, has been less thnn at any former sea-
son. The season, however, was very late com
mencing, and we hear of vast numbers of hogs
that are coming this way from Indiana. The
slaughter around the falls, up to last evening,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

BILE with us is that we have two or three times
more than we need for using up all who can
come here to deprive US of our rights.
GIVES THE PRESIDENT A PIECE OF MS MIND.
1t nv faith and feelings that if We live as
we should live they cannot come here, but am
decided in my opinion that If worse comes to
worst and the Lord permits them to come upon
US will desolate this whole territory before
win again submit to the hellish corruption and
bondage the wicked are striving to thrust upon
US solely for our exercising our right of freedom
of conscience.
will say, in reference to President Buchanan,
that for his outrageous wickedneSs in this move;
ment, he shall wear the yokeas long as he lives;
he shall be led about by his party with the yoke
on his neck, until they have accomplished their
ends and he can do no more for them, and his
name shall be forgotten; and "Old Bright" as
Mr.. Kimball call him, shall be free.
After doing what they have already done to
this people, after sending among us the filth and
scum of all creation las some of the officers
werc) as officers of the government, contrary to
the genius of our institutions, want to tell
them that though they continue to send poor,
pusilaninious curses here to be government Of
ficers, we will not submit to it, troops or no
troops shall tell them this in planness and
simplicity, aud they shall find that in my sim
plicity will try to sustain so righteous posi-
ton.
Extracts from an Address President Heber O. Kimban
HEBER's OPINION OF SENATOR DOUGLAS
Many of YOU have sustained Judge Douglas
as being friend to this people, and he is just
as big a damned rascal as ever walked, and al
ways has been; he has taken a course to get in
to.the chair of state, and that is what he is at
ter; he will try to accomplish that if he goes to
hell the next day; but he will not go into the
chair of state, he will go to hell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

The entire packing season last year closed be
fore the first OF January, with the slaughter of
246, SSS hogs. The present season is not only
backward in time, but the above list shows a
great deficiency in hogs, the entire receipts be-
ing less than 100000 up to the middle of De
cember.
The market is unchanged, with no sales tran
spring, andawe quote good hogs in demand at
s. 25 cash. At Henderson, farmers were club
bling together to pack their pork, and ship it on
their own account. The prevailing price rcpor-
ted at Bowling Green was s. net At Bowling
Green, the packing this season up to the 10th,
was 3, IA hogs against 1910 at the same time
the previous year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
wYkEs'
GALLERY OF ART!i
136 Main Street. WhaaIirr Va

~ Is the place obtain Likenesses every size and
style, ftothe smallest miniature up to e-sze and up
in superior manner.
From hsIOng experience in the the
powerful together with every appliance
necessary produce good pttures he would assure the
public that they furnished pictures at this Gal
lery superior any country equal to
east or west
picture be made any size le and eoored true
Small Daguerreotypes Ambrotypes agniaed
to size eoiOred BY this process
obtain the oil painting with the truthiuiness of a
Daguerreotype.
Pictures this Gallery as cheap as at any other
in the city Every picture finished the most durable
manner, aud with double glass; tight Without
oss-'f J. ". wYkEs Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
sPEcIAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
GOOD Fla MIBY PILL.


DIR. TODD'S PILLS haveyO A cough medicine, pleas
been compounded with great safe and eGecual
care and from the pHFeSfI-mOderatec cost
material. These facts, In One that can be kept in
connection with their house IEHiiy med
differentiation have EiY-iciHe, and give children,
them the reputation whereN persons in delicate
they have been Icit suTetyand with
Of being the best FdmiEyea aEgravation other
IiItS in = ailments.
Years required byY-r1 Such a medicine Is Dr.
the proprietor (who has Chapman's H0ARIIOCND
been n successful prac-h,. BALSAM.
tice for 40 years. in 1t does not produce that
the city OF Wheeng) to-Weakness which follows the
adjust the ingredients use of the cough medicines
these pills which contain Tartar Emet
bned. action would reAchrrIc.
the LiUer with cerainty2 1t does not constpate
and produce easy bowels like the cough medI-
safe operation the bOW--c ines which contain opium
els. -.-sef.s.-
They act admirably as am The different articles of
ordinary physic, az which 1t is composed-Sen-
gentle laxative in sualerS) Lcorlce, HOarhOund
doses, and very Eecampane Boneset Wild
relieving COStiTeness, In-S Cherry, &C. combined
digestion, Headache, Colds owIth tonic and auodyne
&c, &C., &c. q that the cough Is loosened
These pills have been in and soothed, while ut the
use for than 80 years, time the system is
and orders filed . supported, and the natural
from nearly half the States functions of the bowels
in the Union, and the de-I> not interfered with
mand Is steadily increasipg-
as their merits become moreA ~ Price % cents
fully known. II
These medicines for by principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address orders 7. H. LOGAN co., Wholesale
Druggists Dealers Trusses Supporters Shoulder
Braces, CataWba Wines &C., &C., MheeinE, Va. oc1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

Trustees Sale. of Real Estate.
pY virtue Of Deed of Ernst from r. G. Bonham 4 Chas
u Gilbersontto dated September 18th, 1856. aud
recorded 10 the Clerks oee of Ohio county, Book
~ page 2I6, Iwid offer pull lie tie front door of
Tie Court House in the city OF Wheeling Friday the 18th
day OF January ISIS, at 10 o'clock NJ following de-
scrI6e prOPertysIO witLOts ed (nine) and 10
en) at the of Water Second STREETS Centre
wheeling, known as the PhnS Paper Mill, being the same
property conveyed by G s. ambdin others said
the buildings machinery, all other appurtenances
thereto belonging. fLFl ~
TERrs OF SALEone third of the purchase money to be
interest from the day sale. -
Selling Trustee convey such title nE fs vpS
ted In me by virtue of snid Deed of Trust.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
WRONG uPoN LIE NoRMoNs.

Amen.
WRONG UPON THE NoRMoNs.
There cannot bea more damnable, daStardiy or
der issued than was issued by the administration
to this people while they were in an Indian coun-
try in 1916. Before we left NauvoO, not less
than two United States Senators came to receive
pledge from us that we would leave the Unit
ed States, and then while were doing our
best TO leave their borders, the poor, low, de-
graded curses sent n reouisition fortive hundred
President Polk, and he is now weltering in hell
with old Zachary Taylor, where the present adj
ministration will soon be, if they do not repent
THE FAINT HEARTED WARNED TO LEAVE.
have told you that if this people will live
their religion, all will be WE'LL and have told
you that il there is any man or woman that is
not willing to destroy anything or everything of
their property that would be of use to an enc
my if left, wanted them to go out of the terri
tory, and again say so to-day, for when the
time comes to burn and lay waste our improve
ments, if any man undertakes to shield his he
will be Sheared down, for judgement will be
laid to the line and righteousness to the plum
met" Now the faint-hearted can go in peace
but should that time come they must not inter
fere. Before will suffer what I have in times
gone by, there shall not be one building, nor
one foot Of lumber, nor astick, nor tree, nor
particle of grass and hay, that will burn, left
in reach of our enemies. i am sworn, if driven
to extremity, to utterly lay waste, in the name
of Israers God s,.s ssrs,s
PREPARATIONS TO OPPOSE THE TROOPS
Suppose that our enemies send 90, 600 troops
here, they will have to transport all that will be
requisite to sustain them over one winter, for
will promise them, before they come, that there
shall not be particle of forage nor one mouth
full of food for them should them come. They
viii have to bring all their provisions and forage
and though they sthrt their teams with as heavy
loads as they can draw, there is no teams that
oan bring enough to sustain ITSELF TO say MOTH
ing of the men. If there were no more men
here than there are in the Seminole nation, our
enemies never could use us up, hue they could
use up themselves which they will do. The
SeminOles, n little tribe of few hundred in
Florida, have cost our government suppose,
in the neighborhood Of a 800, 0OO, 900, and they
are no nearer being conquered than when the
war commenced. --
the COST OF eoNouERISG UTAH.
It has been asked, "Have you counted the
cost?" Yes, for ourselves, but cannot begin
to count it for our enemies. 1t will cost them
all they have in this world, and will land them
in HELM the world TO come, while the only tro,,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

Az editor out in Iowa, says they don't brag
of the size of their babies but they are most
uncommon sure crop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

UST received and for sale at reduced prices,
- Of Hair, Nail and Tooth brushes . H.. : r,..,s,
greater stock Of Port Moneys Fort fGIses'
Books and wallets, than can be found IN the ehy'
Cabas, Work Boxes, Cigar Cases, aud Fancy 4 70
orally, just opened. [des5l P4lSE q -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
DENTISTRv

n ME undersigned respectfully inform the pullt, a..
OF Dentistry Their office is at l4S Market sts vac practise
Monroe and Union sts where they viii be hsSn eHsta
Dentist. 80 SF''IetS Of +,
They were both students and for ,veraI ye,r,,,..
ants of the late Dr. Huen, and the senior n Assist
last eleven years. during which time he has or tie
ted with some of the leading Dentists in ecqqan
cities Of the United States, and has familIiar az tie
with their various peculiarities In operating himself
fore feel confident Of being able to give htrs
to all who may favor them with their natrCnRS
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1867. JAMES ORR I.'SVN'A D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

STRENGTH OF THE NORTHERN DEMocRAcY IN
CoxeREss. The Northern Democracy have
vcSenators and hfty.threc Representatives
in the present. Congress, distributed as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
rnE Cosr OF coNorERING UTAH.

It has been asked, "Haye you counted the
cost?" Yes, for ourselves, but cannot begin
all they have in this world, and will land them
in HELM the world 10 come, while the only from
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
$50 REWARD

oST from the cLure House, satuti 4th inst
Two Notes. each One Thousand Twenty mine Dol
aTs anu SeTentY-hYe cents, Co. to order
OF CoTe Johnson Co., Of ParkcrsburE dated Sept 90
our ana SIX months The public are cautioned againet
taGin buying said nOte The above reward will be paid
on the delivery ofsald noles to - II
deg - oowG1LI,. JOHNSON a CO.
SIhE's BAKERS pure medicinal Cod liver on fo-
- sale by tnoy4 T. JOHNSTON, l16 Mar ct St. !
OR4RL sAGo and Cream Tartar inst rcceIye6 and for
- sAeo loel2l W. A. EDWARDS BRO
NoUNGER's EDTNBURG AIEEiust T-ceIye5 er5 "a,
: sale by [deeIl w. A. RDWARDs. & IBRo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

A CITIZEN of Northampton recently placed
bottle Of rum near his bed for use during the
cold night, and hisWife filed it with burning
fluid. Result unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18
HATS AND GAPS

TOR the Million being given away for a yer'
u small ADVANCE at the wholesale and retail store OF
-F,5L7il 8 ID. HARPER x SON.
All persons wanting anything IC this line viii be eoI
sulting their interest hv calling at the above
No. l23, corner Main md Union SITS. asss-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

chant Of Venice" in Boston, to an audience Of
200, in aid Of the poor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

THE production of gold in Australia for the
lhOrities at one hundred millions Of. dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-18

JOSEPH GRAVES,
LAIN STREET, CENTRE WEIRELENrs
AZ ON hand splendid assortment OF elegantly bound
II am Illustrated Works. suitable The coming Holt
days, at reducSI DrfceR. . 1
POETICAL WOitkS, Elegant Books for the Ttbrsr,. mr.
ParloE ANIMALS 1851 beautifully bound and
oy Bibles OF every variety style binding
Editions OF the Book Of Common Prayer.
Methodist and Hymn looks In great
STOCK OF Juvenile and Toy Books d Cards
fASlS GOODS TOYS, to.-oAbas, Port Monnaies pur-
s, books Card Cases, Gold Pens,&c
t'SSu Ao!s' decI
'iNIlNSPAREST Window Shades, on oloih window
sbInnds, Paper do do, Curtain fixtures. Very low
-2 PAYNE co.
LNcISNATI DRIED BEEF Just received aud for ALL -,
" HoY5 W A. EfSIyA ans 4 nTIn =
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

A CHlvALRoUs EEIroR.-The editor of
the Wilmington IN. CO. Journal, has immor-
taIlzed himself, and done deed which will
render his name the synonym of glory and
rsnown. He has met, in single combat, and
vanqnished, all alone by himself, an enemy, a
blood thirsty enemy of his race. Hear his
own description OF the conflict:-"We heard
mosquito last night--a rascaIly mosquito
II savage, venomous, bood-suckerish, vampi-
relish, contemplate, cotumelous, insulting
mosquito. But let us not speak evil of that
mosquilo-hes dead. We committed mos
quitoeide upon hm-we slaughtered him
squashed him up. We feel patriotic-we
We have "done for" one of the eaemes Of
our country, and we glory in the deed"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

We intend in our next to take up the sub
ject of "Pubc Land Distribution" This ia
great National, not n partizan question, and
we can offer opinions without deviating from
the course We have proposed to pursue.-
Cleveland Clarion.
We were glad to see the above in the Cla-
rion. Our neighbor is right-"Land Distr-
button" is great National question, ard it is
high time that party and party pr1udices
should be made to give way 10 the great
common interests Of the country. Men have
shouted for party, worked for party, and
voted for party, while measures in which oil
parties we're really alike interested, have been
postponed and defeated simply from the fact
that they were brought forward under the
auspices Of political opponents. 10 a word,
the public interest has been almost lost sight
Of In the pursuit ind worship of mere
ron'e-democracy for example-a shell with
out kernel or living principle within. 1t is
time TO look at something more real, substan.
tial. and to cease following On ignis fatuus,
the vspors Of which, engendered by corrup.
ton, burn only to deceive. Let the people
take up the subject OF Land Distribution and
give II their attention, and they will readily
arrive at the conclusion that Tennessee Is as
much entitled TO share 10 the public do
main 10 the Freesoil States of the West.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

PAY THE PRISTER.-In the event of the
world coming to m end on the 10th of June,
the Mt. Vernon Banner offers the following
consolation "to all whom it may concern -
"But il the world should come to m end,
there is one class we pity from the bottom of
our heart-nerspaper delinquen's! Awful,
terrible, fearful will be their doom! In vain
will they attempt to hide themselves in caves
and coal cellars! 1t will be no use-,hcre is
no escape for them! Their only hope for re-
demption is to square off with tie printer by
the 18th of June, and take receipt, so that
st. Peter will admit them within the gates of
the Celestial City. A hint to the wise is
sufficient"