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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

~ REM. RrRnIIIin md Prot. De GsrHth.
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens the earth.
Prof applied that electricity relieve diseased
mOrals. Prof De raths ELECTRIC OIL does every
thing, but certainly Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
Group, Cranp Pains in the breast,
lnnutes Burns, sPra!ns, Wounds from 10 three
days. Earache, Deafness Sore Breast in two days.
cures Piles, SWeled Glands StT Nick from three
days; Eryspeas Scrofa, Piples from two to ten
days. Palsy, Gout, PalpatiOn, Cholera, COrus in
few days
Also by LAUGHLINS' & BUSHFIELD,
nOvl3 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
THE LATEST NEWS
Received nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ApR1v m TTE NORTH AMERICA.

PORTLAND, Jan. s.-The steamer North Amer
lea has arrived with Liverpool dates to the gath
uIt.
France has notified Austria that she will not
Austria and Prussia are calling troops for the
invasion of Switzerland. The latter is raising
10000.
The Persian war is progressing. 1t is very
in England.
Cotton has advanced one quarter and frm.-
Sales for three days $4,000 bales. Middling Up
lands seven, one sixteenth.
BreadstufFs steady. Wheat has improved
two pence. Corn six pence lower; unchanged.
Provisions dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

TuE PAxoRANA.-Wew were gratifcd last night
TO find an increased patronage at Washington
Hall, to witness the panorama of the Pilgrims
Progress and repetition of the display seem
ed to impress each one who witnessed it before
with the wonderful arrangement and curious
fancy Of the great and good Bunyan. Parents
should not neglect the opportunity to let their
children view this work The passing remarks
upon each scene are impressive, interesting, and
calculated to have fine influence upon the
minds of old and young. 1t will be exhibited
again tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
MICHIGAN T,EGISLATURE

LANSING, Jan. 1.-THE Michigan Legislature
met to-day, at 10 o'clock and organized by the
appointment of all the officers. Secretary Of
Senate, w Willer, of Calhoun; House Speaker,
Byron G. Stout, of Oakland. The Governor
will deliver his message this afternoon, in person,
to both Houses in joint Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

YESTERDAY morning we expected great things
OF Nr. Booth in the character of ShylOck, and
can truly say, we We're not disappointed His
reading was equal, if not superior, to any we
Is, eTsr Witnessed shylock never appeared 50
hideous TO US as he did last night in the gloating
'aania for the pound of flesh" assumed by Mr.
Booth. We must also say that Mrs Cunning
mans reading in the last act was most unexcep-
,'Onable, To-nightis Mr.. Booths benefit, and
ne has reserved for it his noted master character,
Richard the Third. In this he is said to stand
without rival
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

Tnr editor of the Times, in his letter of yes
t,rllay morning, speaks rapturously of the mat
,monal facilities in North Carolina. He ought
phayc elbOwcd those laws of Virginia, little
while his hand was in, which require that every
nan uhOmarries give security for the support of
his wife aud children. Many lovers, printers for
instance, find this very inconvenient, and go off to
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio to have the
ceremony performed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

wrlearn that Dr. Butler, an eminent Episco-
r,l clergyman of Cincinnati, has been engaged
~ lecture before the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION on Tuesday evening next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

SENSIBLE CoNcLusloN.- following para
graph from the Philadelphia Bulletin, is as APP
Pleabe to Wheeling as to Philadelphia, and We
Commend it to our business men. Let them
Act on the suggestion during the present year,
AM We think they will come to the same conclu-
son that the editor of the Bulletin has:
finally, make resOlve-if you are IN any
, M Of business, that you will push it with all
y ,Is. economy, iberality, spirit and enterprise
S S,, can muster-and by way of taking fresh
oa't and combining the whole four in our Wig
TSaS effort, the best thing you can do is, be-
!Vle question, to take newspaper, aud send it
goa long advertisemcpt-on of that kind
IN will not only make 1t sure that your name
MI WI. Oe seen by all the world, but which also
% .a that you are doing first rate business,
S iar can afford to make it known. The world
i NV 10 patronise those whom it thinks are do
sr ~Sll-and liberal advertising is an nnfailing
rS SH 81 prosperity, as times go. OF all habits,
S ISIS beyond question, one of the very best to
We We at the beginning Of the year. and as such
sincerely commend it to all friends and
@S4S -f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

VIZ acknowledge the receipt of the Tribune
Almanac for the year 1857. We feel more like
expressing ourselves laconicalty than otherwise,
BY SAYING that If it was the only number of its
kind we could get we would look at no mans
ten dollars for it As the London Times said
about Harper's Magazine, it is "ridiculously
cheap" tits sold atl24 cents per copy, 81 per
dozen, or 81 per hundred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

wr request that our patrons would always
t.,J in their advertisements by three o'clock
~ ,hs afternoon, in order to secure their inser
,i,n III; in the morning following. The crowd of
r;,bt work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

Tur German RiAcmen had quite an imposing
,,r.de Yesterday, in honor of the anniversary
ii the battle of New Orleans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

A Coon JoEE.-During the election campaign
good affair and rather laughable one took
place at Warren, Va, few miles from Masonis
and DixOn's line, which separates us from our
sister state. The facts us near as we can learn
them are as follows:
Sherrard Clemens, Esq. of Wheeling, Va. n
prominent speaker for the democrats, was har-
arguing the meeting at Warren, and among
other things, as many Southern men generaIlv
do, stigmatized Fillmore and Fremont as aboli
tionistS. ''YeS, said he, "there is Pennsylya-
ina. She takes great credit to herself for being
free state. But gentlemen l will tell YOU
what she done.-ln 1880 she passed an act in
her Legislature giving freedom to all coloredl
persons horn after that date or all who remained
inter certain time. Her citizens then sold
their slaves to Virginians, except what they kept
for aunalgnmation purposes" &c.
at the conclusion of his speech he was APP
preached by Mr.. Hanen, sturdy PENNSYLVANIA
democrat. who lived only few miles from the
place, but on the Pennsylvania side. 'Sir" said
tie 81 am Pennsylvania democrat but don't
like your speech, Mr.. Clemens"
Mr.. Clemens replied Il cannot help that-I
did not make it for you.
Mr. Hanen replied, well, but don't like it
at all. What! is there a difference between DEM
ocracy in Virginia, and Democracy in Pennsyl-
vania.'
''Why my friend" replied Clemens .'what is
your objection to it?"
Mr.. Hanen replied, "Why, sir, you stated that
PennsyIvanans went in for amalgamatiOn, sir
a short time ago went up to Jolytown, (in
this county, aud there saw flaming handful
headed $1,000 Reward" ''nine negroes run
away" on close inspection by reading the bill
found that the reward offered was by gentle
man living in the interior of Virginia, and among
the whole nine advertised, there was only one
negro described, the others being all mulattoes.
Now, tell US Mr.. Clemens, did Pennsylvanians go
way down in Virginia to amalgamate with your
,larkies?H
Mr. Clemens waited to hear no more, but
sloped.- WaynesLurg Eagle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
CHUKCAEs OF WHEELING.

the Information of strangers visiting the city, pub
lsh following list of the different Churches and their
place meeting. If there any Mistakes
will make the necessary correction with pleasures
ST. AdtthetO's, Episcopatn, Corner Monroe and byron
Streets f. T. PERKINS, Rector morning services 1oH
O'Clock, evening, I.
ST. John' Discopulid, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev g. X. wARSLR, PASTOR
morning services 10Y O'Clock, evening" ~.
First Presbyterian, REV. H. H. WEED Pastor Fourth ST.,
Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon.
Second PresBerian, Webster street, between Main ana
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third Presbyterian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Talber sts Wheeling, Rev. f. WOODS, PASTOR serV
morning and evening.
Fourth PresJyterid Rev a PAUL., Pastor, Main street,
Washington and Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Rev. F. MOORE, Pas
tor Fourth street. Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
Norh street Mehodit Episcopal, Rev. n. 1sOS Pastor
Market and North sts, North Wheeling services
inornIna and evening.
Caap1tae street Msaodist Epi.copaI, Rev. s. r. DAw
SOY, PASTOR Chapne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South WAeslinO n E. Church, Rev. @. D. BATTELLE,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. T.
MooRR, Pastor.
o5ernas. Jethodist EfscopGI c. HELwo, Pastor,
chapne street, webster and Third Centre Wheel
ing.
ST. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BIsnoP
r. W wnELAS, Fifth street, Of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon
associate Reformed Rev t. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
of Market and Jefferson sts; morning and after
noon.
Baptist, ---, Clay street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets; services morning and evening"
Disciples, street. between Webster and Third
Centre wheelng services 1Gs in the morning. and ~
even
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

BY a = NEW SnlNFLAsTER purporting to be issued
C;,,. uie Congressional Bank Of Washington
sys i mas been put into circulation pretty extern
Lrro.,.'wit within the last few days. The brokers
%lak the best way to avoid loss is to have moth
''g TODD with them. 'O.N VS. = = 1'..e l.s'li
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

concerning subscription, advertising or otneE
OF the Intelliseneer, should DC
Z assrrnlng the editorial department Of the paper,
ssddressed to the Editors jointly or to el'ef one
writing for publication, will please write
ri, SIDE o, ~ ri he above rules will greatly oblIge us,
"A IaI prompt attention to correspondents than
~ eur si, otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

THE oURsrro usErrLxp.-ADAMsswas awarded the f,at
premium Daguerreotype likeness the
Fair city. Also premium best display Da-
guerreotypes. DOLLARS will be given any
artist in Hirginid equal pictures,
Glass Silver plate. Call his Gallery 1876 Main street,
of Union, and examine his AmbrOtypes Daguerreo
types and Photographs. Oct1l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
ACCIDENT.

STEUBENvILLE, Jan. s-A coal train going
west this morning flew the track, on the bridge
three miles from this place, striking the braces
and throwing four cars into the creek, breaking
one end of the bridge down, no other damage.
No detention of trims
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
CONSUMPTiON CURED.

RE NuF DECEIVED u laae Imlllfl1nls IlEIE1IaE =
CLARK 4 cos HEfuIkECOD L1NEB on never dIllp4i
Ejints, and 49, Ilgsse = ssrier
great ssi q 81 - dc uaEkst aill.
tuEat-d giit ssaloi ghele 81 49, A. to lh
OuEOl = assoc - iaeiaIy n 81
e1eh boolla lasouf - -
HnasslAE cLaEE Goa nlnee te sdt Ma lrEE-
IE ate lFtreTs tEre Ia 1e. lTlc1 llir111lf
called llruhl6nE lIcl = ~ lnraeEr IN O. =
vassri o. o. 81 - druscs. eA.z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
TRANSPORTATION.
TeASsPaRrAT!os oEFiSE n. 20 & 9. n; z. |

WheeEinQ StdtIOn, Nov. 18th, 1906. 7
ON and after Monday December, the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily at G55 A. ~ and 4:2O
p NJ. Wheeling time. - -
WIN receive discharge passengers ut all the principal
The Express Train daily at 1920 NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only Ben
man Grafton Newburg Rowlesburg Piedmont Cumberland
Sir Johns Run, Martnsburg Harpers Ferry, Monocac
Sykesville and Washington Junction. - -s.s. ,,,
The will arrive follows The MaTrain at4:ln
n dniIy the Express at 1850 NJ. daily. The Accommo-
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland will be dscOn
W s. WooDsIDE, Superintendent
l.1 j. B.PORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CINcINNATI, Jan. s.-Theic ice formed across
the river here yesterday evening, and people
crossed on it last night and this morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
Iopartnership Notice.

COpartnerSh1p GOGtces
Mr.. ALEXANDER Q. WOODS, late Of Wheeling has,
VA this day, become partner In our hTm The General
Western Produce Commission business win be conducted
under the same and style IS heretofore.
Baltimore, Jan. LIST, 1851. BUohLER 4 SIMPLIFY.
THE undersigned having associated himself partner
u IN Tie house BuekleT ShiPiey, respectfully
friends all 6siness entrusted 10 them VIII
be promptly attended 70. A. g WOODS.
BzlstieFo. Jaa. 1t, IsbJ-janO- stditg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
Earms for Sale.

Farms for Sale.
- yvIsfI TO sell the Farm reside liEEss
.pon Nine miles East Of the city Of Wheel tLtt=a
lslSH Inc IN the National Road, and on tnS
tTa.lj Faroad containing 9ltl aeres, ON Ehleh y y
God two story Brick House, convenient OUT s @
tenenleuts=A gOod bearing otS-i-tS' -
tmbered and well Watersd ,,,.s Is.sA NJ Tn, eIt,
-, Inc HempReld Railroad, being part OF ue
81 =, s ~ Ciap John Wells, containing e SeIes-ons
~ ar rnltivnfIon, residue wei tnnpeFed ana
n vein Of six feet Of superior coal, o. easy
to Railroad. viii sen IN one OF ssor fame sl
FERNS easy There are ON : ~ rttE,,Isrs 1vnj,,
Inv ho,s and good veil Of water FOR @PtS
% or to Jacob eooainF' fil 0'0't' sANL, MCCOY.
nov 81. 1ssS-Isss:aaS
asa
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=,et;I5 LAW OF NEWsPAFERs.

....rbo do not give express notice to the con-
considered wishing to continue their 'a0sef
lions. ..r, order the dlscontinuaHce oltheiT PERI
;aS Sasr T rsy eontnnstO send them until al ar
sS5rrs neglect or refuse take their Perod;
N to which they directed they are hsia
ra' rom ,r till they have settled the bill and
St atnas remove to other places without inform
'grs and the papers are sent to the FORMER ui'
ne: decided that refusing TO take perloa,
the removing e.; and sI frsu ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

More true JOY Marceilus exile feels
Than Caesar with the Senate ut his heels"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09

In all the principal Cities Towns, these works will be
delivered, FREE or POSTAGE. When sent By mall the
POsTAGE any part Of the United States i'll be but TWEEN
Iy-TOur Gents year for 'RlackwOOd" and but Four
teen Cents year for each Of the Reviews.
NIB The Lrice in Great Briidin IF the free PeTiOdi
Gals dJOre nGned is about $3l per uaNWDs.
Remtanccs Of the above publications should al
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
dec3O No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

lAdve 10 ueut
u OAkIEY.-The enterprlse di.plared

RUTH OAKLEY.-The enterprise displayed OF
ssrnuus Nu-euu getting out The much auted Enriss
cones 4 nrsua Of al IL CoenPorsnes worthy
u public ,Iprobsion We are ea - ih'Ietse, the, s
but justice tc AID. that The success only
wh the merit Of the piece itself snd "a Pc
torua.ct ~ that establish ment Good domec pays seJ
~avs be popular The oue taste 10 p.t ".
excitement in legitimate Il VIII ssek IL n contrary
direction But have Nh enough IN It's better dspostoa 10
believe thai vii awsy. appreciate tue enosts ms 20 teAa
in the able ard conceive him Pubc oenetscot
who . hoe,ome advantage Of that aes inc-aou.
We Mt perceive bow much boiler much nore era
isbe the could be attempted than Ruth O
ley. -,
Il must CRAFTY the public appetite, because IL o. highly
speed incdt the eXgeant could de-
sIe while the Time IL IL moral original PiQ1Glt,
sti worked with to which heart can
respond hun hest ind in 10 daily te
thing Ike -eAzs'ion OF their counterpart. We have not
spsce detail into the po' OF RUrH OAkLFt bit
picture OF the play OF human passions and emotions worthy
ssl sni remembTAncs. fond mpthet, but
thess vise cODhdiug ihdis ant yet orsyng husband
t,led but gEsoele hbe. ID and thoushess sod
equally reckless the social msiess out OF whoi
sActus picture has been composed and soo,h tho
shifting kaleidoscope Of feeling that the position Ct
the hand Of a oousumEise master. Mu Messyers Ruth 10
delicate rcihe ard ednsly Dsursl Interpretation Of
difcu She s toe spgush u the guilty
without the that would thiok
throw into It's to supply with due etct
In short che be- the unfortunate kuth here and
thus pr1foundelt sympathy without offending
OF Mr. G. W Clake QUAINT to admit that bic
Psul Osky IT his hues best aud most intellectual i'm
II spsrkes with Of beautiful study aud
ptopri,te seton. Mr. HadGway nskes Of al the
mthhnt Of his r6e. Iudeed the company generally d.
the public the finished IN which they
hfve elaborated This Triumphant production
Wst.ys q Joub Rum O.SLsy will have lons aud pros.
porous could wish nothing better tea Of tAo
sound dramatic Digestion Of The community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
fAtveT isemeut.I

The RIAL HEAD QUARTERS are located at
No ses Broadway New York, two biloxi. above the Pat
re,y opposite the Hospital two doos sbve Dusns At He
the Phr, biological Cabinet containing of the ses cse
ions Of human Hesds, Buss &C. In the World THIS Grrat
CabIet or buseu contains thousands OF Busts and CssS
from the h, ada Of the most that lived
Empeors Kings Queer, stesmen some of tbs mo" DIS
gu.h-d other cocnfies Wsrn0rs EHp,ot
er Ns,iss'or. D.cove cs ipveptcs Authors Poss Doc
tors Dvnes aud Lawyers Also. scu. human and saima.
FIAT HEIDI Indians. Esyp Mummiss Pirs,ss Robbers.
Hurdereis Thieves Aho numerous Paintings aad Draw
indiyaua living and dead srsnke and
Ciineos ft3 tus MUssu in-s~sys open end an
sgr.sphl. pa o. sit PbfeuOo'ea Chats, Win w ~n
ten ptou- character siyen by Mr. Fo~Lfs "hen Do
sired, =; No $40 Br lsdwHy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

ter .he cane bark shs CAV. that address to Dr.. Bur
Gel soo The: Dr.. Bureel kept everything they
yculd pcx ELd it 6pICnx his Dspefs; ere did no. SAP
-. ms1s sry eff.rs o. fed DR.. Suodg-sss in New
Yo;k -, Gd 10, state that she msds any inquiry tor
I)r So.Scrsxe. be gu t.st Saobsta 10 Neu-fork-
arc ihii he yrs Cd IL my church: snosd have
difficulty il frdIg hun be having 90 m.ay freods and
.ever.l sors; they ight DOT know whether be re-
turred a Gc-ser the r.Kt osy or rot returned to
New York o. Monday.
O Wnsi next d "a tbe Say A. Shs spoke consids'
sbk ,bcu, fhe conduct Of the Corons in abusing her
gToy Ca. there was t. manifestation Of sazsf, bu.
eyre. ,tst Ter property had been ruined; there was
no,hirg al about sgreensnt TO lesve the hoase;
.he saIo ro;Ainx about relations with Dr.. BGde
t- us tis further bau - state tha: .he loved Dr.
Bur6ei. AID always ha1; 60 not remember o. her
s,yino ybv the msfrsge hsd been kept secret; Il
seer "a 70 ne ths; Der Only object ss 10 have me cal
and wife awsy TIE tine sac sad nothing sboG! this
;risl OF the fact of my berg witness.
NJ Clrr'on-Was there any re-embsnc between
The sppeusuce of f. kel ard the man yoa manIsd A.
\, ne whatever.
M. CFotcn-Iu voice look size, action or u say
o,ter lespect whatever? A. No, Sir, none vhsevsr.
Toe proceedings were adjourned To Thursday week.
Jnporaut Arrests Of Reputet Thieves and Burglars
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The IMPERIAL PHoTOsRAPn.

n. Obe .oould omit sspectioa Of ses pes-ss
,r.n o.. n. Csa<s TN possSe 70 s~asvs
tr,b,s .a,rce he 81 Of Porrsnre. r'esare' ~<sA
,>s . v.r- ans,sa.se BY any mesns sastsvet. ~e NC
e.-cs,ed IN eat Asi posscss afsus srsee sAt -
uSy .hes hitherto Photography hes eesS deemed ~sss
oCsrS,ins Tt IupeHi Photograph us2 es srsnnnse q
BAlp,'s Gallery. No. SO Broadway.
II. prOcess q tepcc6aeins eopes Of Fsfra" ~ fns>Ss
pby recently bees the subject 81 m>ay sad vScaae -
p,u.at. Al, requisite uumbex Of 10 sies Of Dssre-
otyp Oa PsE,ps Bust CT ssetes Produced - r~sass q
ers.virss puusei nom pse rheu cost " es' s4s
Rs.pY h e-'aNsb-d copyas department he 8s~y ~
non. Sesrias cosics Ct P,csates will sna Tia, dss1 ~
o. .sons expensive than saso oHs ~ tas ~
ue,h.d