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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-22

{ 0KLEANs AGADEMF, SOUTH.EAST sECTION,
" liv0 Circle-Fteenh Annual Sesson.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session of this Institution begins the of Sepem.
ber 1857
The plan of instruction comprises general
TEN of edu alton 1t offers the acquisition
of Languages. The French daily spoken School
the Classics thoroughly explained.
The lscaon is keahythe play grounds ample, with
fine shade trees and shrubbery
For particulars apply in person. by letter at the nstn
tisn NJ, u, DIMITRY, A NJ
AngI 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-22


~ LOWS HALL.
PROFESSOR WIN HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Lettres and Elocution in the University Of Louisiana
gadnt Of Harvard College Mass at he of many
the above University during the Scholastic year has opened
aGassica Scientific and Military School, the Odd Fellows
Hall opposite Lafayette Sgnareentrance Lafayette street
, The English, French German Latin Greek and Hebrew
languages taught without chsrs also all Mill
aIy and schols,1ie nes9mplshmen Special attention
tic Mathematics, oraory Elocution genteany habits
and department.
ERIN n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-22
T--7
WINES AND LIQUORS.

NNARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERsIGEED, duly
M appointed Agent the old established house Of Ar
BOUiN NARETT 4 CO. for the Of their very superior
Banies Also Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy Is now pared receive orders for either the low
est prices Cognac shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples BE-
:. ni ~ " i g. WOLFF, ss Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-22

~ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
articles contained the above catalogue will find it to their
by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the OF GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and the lowest prices
Please address. j. WRIGHT 4 co,
GENUINE DEDICISE WAREHOUSE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records the Custom House be the
only London coran Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others made here Ia imitation OF IT.
It's delieiOu tonic beverage, and by peculiar favor
$50 different from other ginsl universally By
who uss 1t. It Is adopted with great cases OF
DYSPEPSIA, Corr, RHEaxAIts1 DRorsr, GRAvE, Collc
coIkRA, REven AorE sRerURE. DISEASE OF zHE URI-
HAhT oseAxs, ErItEFsT, PExALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
d. FALESTtxE Morn Of Kew York letter he pro-
Prietar, says:
caaries london Cordial Gta Is tie ureat, best, and
n ost reliable Esfraes Of JEniper ZAore seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Il soId 81 an Drug
and Groeers the United States and so also are n-
lneroHs polsons eaHe7 "Lohdon Cordial Gian-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Rsjee. any other offered to
yoa yaIue yOr health Price one olar for quarts
hfty cents fer pIrts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
n'2s7smdtE sale Importer. 20 BrOatEay. s.T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
SUMMARY

Tar London Tina says that several spikes,
fastened IN India rubber, were discovered on the
Goodwood race course on the day the GOodwOOd
cup was run Every effort has been made to
trace the scoundrcl who caused them to be dis
tTibuted. II is supposed that they weFelused in
the hopes Of laming Blink Bonny.
Mis- PAEr1SGToS hearing some one speak Of
"Iife illustrated, by Fowler & Wells" and be-
ing somewhat deal, she understood the speaker
to say-"Iife frustrated by foul air in wells. =
In her sympathizing way she added that this
world is sadly troubled with gas-Of one kind
or another.
THERE appears to be every reason to fear that
the country Is again shout to be cursed with that
dreadful calamity-the potato rot. Exchange
newspapers from the North and West come to
us with accounts Of its appearance in various
localities Of those regions
WE have received the first number Of paper
that has been started in Boston. It is called
the Ne,ss Litter. and is edited by Samuel Z.
Glen, who informs the public that ''our object
in starting the Eteaing Tesas Letter is, firstly,
secondly, thirdly, and lastly, to make money"
TnE emigration from Germany to America
has taken an increased start this summer, 10000
able bodied men having departed from the duchy
Of Meeklenburg. Sehwerin alone
DIX. WArLAND Is urging the Baptist churches
to try anew their ancient practice Of cOngrega-
tional singing
THr first camp meeting in the United States
vas held fiity- -four years ago in kentucky.
tbs franklin Institute, Of Philadelphia, is
compelled to dispense with their annual exhi-
49,. ik,kl
in which to give the display.
TuE New York Tti6uasIsays there is large
business done in that city in the importation Of
{ foreign copper coins, worth less than cent, but
generally passed for that sum, With this differ
enee-ti,at they come from bchiad the counter
and are not permitted togo back.
Joux W1Lsox CaokEa, long celebrated for ship
.ssashing articles in the Quarterly and the per.
son from whom D'Esraelis character of Rigbey,
in Corring6ey, is drawn, was SO III that he is
not expected 10 survive from day to day, at the
latest dates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
..Tlors. -sl.rE. 80 b. u. lIEseT.--Ws

sDoES, Su1yE, Axn BE- Fo= MEzcT- We
had this quotation ealied 70 mind YESTERDAY,
when we sag the branch organ doEn on its
knees. paying its periodical dsvoiions to It's no
HE Richmond master. With the zeai Of q true
son Of liam, It ras At rains not only TO dsPTs-
cate The Trath Of the Richmond suitans, but
even II every political eunueh east Of Is, who
had seen cause to aninadye-t nPon The short
eoa,inzs 81 the subjects committed to its care
here. a. Satrap Of this district Oar STRAP
sseu,s -rea.iy all,,oytsl dist III. Riehnnon1 roy
alists stiould supposs that he. OF any Of his Sub
iects. yrsrs not sound upon the "Goose question
--tb.t ,bev should hare teasd and credited
rsDort fhai Ell Thayer Rad SiSited Wheeling.
and bsen @9f1ed ard toasted in that extreme
tongue Of Virgins =Ehiea hes between Pennsyi-
rsnia sud obio From the bottom Of our heart
we pity our poor. hard working Satrap Soma
thing is constantly occurring to yex his F1sns-
cons soul Either his z15ieets here are .lT ayS
Getting 4 foot out Of the harness, OF else his
Richmond masters are IN = tantrun Kith his
discipline Then, supeTadded toalIthis, the great
erzpddsdV.. RsjstI organ at Washington, comes
along occasionally. hits him on the head aud
knocks him doxD-for presuiuing to lead of on
his own aeeoant a5ous Coz Walker. The Sa-
tap tstes occasion to lay before any Of his sub
iects who may be IestiTciy Inclined, the follO7s-
ing e5so.ft from the PhiliPpi Jeffersonian. one
Of the Aforesaid eiioueiis t'lat echoes and aEneTs
the cieaaneiations Of the Sublime Porte, at
Richmond.
.sThe people Of Wheeling deserve, as they
will receive. the seycTest condemnation for har-
boring Eli Tb4yer, and participating IN his
abomiusble schemes
Hear thst ye =asssls: mark IT welli II sou
presume 70 be ogiipg or hO5-nO5ting, either
overly or eo-cstly. with that aboninable Eli
Thayer. who proposes To settle some capital and
labor in your midst, our sovereign. PontiB'at
Richmond, will ring the bells and bloT. out the
candle against you. Beware, ye rebels, how
you incur the wrath Of the Richmond Sec.
suchis the skeleton Of proclamation 70 be
filed out with Judge Fhompson's charge, which
We, as the confidential and favOrite eonnsellors
Or the Argus. respectfully suggest be issued
Immediately.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review
G. mAPPoLDT, lid.
sEDITQR AND PUBLISHER

VIE tEeIb vo1psBe q this JOURNAL eomnaenees via
Jas1afy, 1sS5. IfEf ~ heretofore, - fsdep=ndeni
o every local t1tgest And R be devoted q
Se INTEREST," of ia PaFsu sid 70 the advancement
at9llaatt1n q spgn and Garrett ebseFEatlsnS.
Es JoUkEAI 8 fa5ned On de Fat Of sTeFT Alternate
1eHth ESrhuabss hz1dTed ana f0ttg-foui
oek4ye paees. and egE4aing &IEEI ESGRAYED PoR-
tKAtr 81 dlEtilE1iElle5 11e1tcaI nlGl.
u yo.srs VII gaalaTys and aeonpie4ed Eitt thc
Ao9eET ts1es u lin Gtlg seUtlfR Portraits, and
hlz ts4 $50 atEtI teaF pages q readt1g nattsr
OCH uQLL9Rs pr ep1s1lI q E1gaaee, ytfe4
ne . reeve his o. EosI
AEL - VIA tie J&u1aEJ nGElbsr.
ReEI9n1 gtlsing % s8hsSTgbe EhoGfd sdrels b
eeo1E g. Eseh Hi1 BE e cur nix n he IetteT 4
rEEIseEef. Q. HARR0LDT. II D..
ehaEIeIt01. 8 g.
u mrs HEIeKELL Z FUEA8IHaRI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

RArx.-Tbe HaneyvilIs (Als.) Chronicle ofthe
18Th inst. speaking Of the rains in Lo~ndes
county, says: All out of doors is thoroughly
saturated. and everything in doors is widowed
The entire heavens seem to be one vast cloud,
whose office It is TO deluge the world with water.
The earth is an enormous sponge, which has
drunk its fiji OF the fluids, and is dripping in
every part from the excess. All inanirnate ma
ture is floating and all living things are PrePar-
ing to swim. 1t has already been raining about
thirty days and nights, and Perturbed friend
thinks there is sufficient moisture in the atmOs-
phere to afford at least ten more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
DE. M.pt. vALLErs

.1-I%Nl4l1 = L.4blyg . - E4Al4 7 I41Il.
These pulls have been used In The private practice Of The
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals France for many
ysaF5 meeting Tth Unparalleled gneeessgfyiuE he great
ct satstAesiou-euriug vhere other remedies ian.
They act as charm IN correcting ITesulsri.y ana ob.
charge.
mia and gentle smuant. They produce An areeabI.
exheration and happy lnauenee both mind and body
Pregnant females, those FuProsn themselves 60 are
cautioned agaiuss using these pills they fl Prodzee
miscarriage aheprh under no eireaStanees tniarOas
janis LAUGHLINs RusHYIELn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
sPEc1ALNo TIoBs.

~. TnfeTesIea. aadI an cs.ass are reqssted 70
te.s q u.ina that ss hare in store = fal sPEay
7FHssss-yario1s ssEies n7a Priees-
a5Esys-uterire and Abdonins1
StoBEdsr R-aest-SeEeral styles
Ezzsis SseeIfs5t-s1t AID cstson
ssspeaso4y B4sdagls -slk and opeson
SyrfaSss- selsssj.e;laE aaA plala
de Ns.si. GAS ana India Ra6esT
as Ws4t.on,sselE rits .slIsaaai-"
Do sso4asa's Elastie BaTTsi-
RStaus l11sPs-Slx stytes.
Rssssa9 Baaies-Ihree styiss.
Pssstcis,. sIPs2sti ts
r. p-iJate = sAttared - tAs store, q Easa
rrzssss eaa Be 6sfsz uhsa desired.
tn LOGAN 8 CO,
an41S RrilEe eOEEkE psugE4sts-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

SEESo Asp HEARtSs Gnosrs.-The editor az
the Edsefeld, S. c. Adesytiser has hard a ghost.
and his boy, black George, has actually sen
the animal 1t vegetables in tie Pimey woods of
Old Edgefeid, and nowhere else, and in those
@diggiusn it is known by the conventional cog
nomen Of '.Lank. Black George on being in.
terrogated by the Colonel, gave the following
description Of this ghost, or goblin damned"
When you git in ten feet OF It you begin, TO
turn cold in de rightIeg. Denyol see sonettin
run AL round yOu, till after awhile YOU gets
giddy and falls down, and den de land turns to
= bear OF somethin' mother aud rides Won plum
til daybreak ? .,-i-i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
FEVER ANp AGUE.

E5reast Esr this disease stanaa
DR. ANTIDoPB.
lev Ji5.es IN eEre any ordinary and oNk Poss
S4as Tie eAIs. It eozsais e I1e
.leFres hsfFfri 70 TIE SYSTEM UNDER ANY G4hGI,Sa-
STANCES aaa never probes tAe unPeAsant Sc tn
attend he Esz or Qainne and ciher AGENTS e
II rsS TerT form Of The DISEASE H3 s the oEetI ana
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA
AZ s.,,l.uberser's EeTer and Aszs AntIdete, and
be Eure yea set PILLS
SD 5y respectable DlUggists eeeryeisers
PRICE, S1.5O.
Fo- s,ls b LXUGHLISs ( B6sHEIELD, Wheeling, Va
SOLE Projectors, A. I. tHALLENBERGBR CO.,
.---eg,- Rochester, Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
LAUGHLINs s BUsHYIxLD
Ambrotvnesg for ei

PARTRIDGE at his new and spaeious rooras, 1h f..il
Ties for operating AID arrangement for Eht equal u
any IN the country and far superior 70 any he city.
these beautiful petures Ehieh are
IN ne eountry He prepared 70 make AnbrotyIes %
t can Be seutby nan Without extra pos.ase AIso 10 Eel
thai lOeets and pins laue price As DaSaerreStyp&s-
Pictures made for Customer ood specimens exhTitsd
and WARMED 70 last soS ages unehangea.
nktnds Of natsTialSussdt IN the b1Eness Iorsale.
Rooms east Esde Of Main Il asre 1f.,e over lr.rs 4
IavloEEpe~ stare ausIa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

WILL GI1TTEsoN REsIsN F-This question *
that Col Keitt intends to move for his e1pul-
sion should he take his seat in the next Congress.
The Rome Sentinel says Natteson hesitatcs
about resigning, because he thinks he can't be
reelected. The Utica OJser5er has the follow
ing: ave are informed, on good authority,
that a letter requesting him to resign, signed by
prominent Republicans in the western part of
the country, Was presented to Mr.. 81 a day or
two ago His reply was not made public"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

Black or Brown Hair produced in I've minutes,
the Grayes: Reest Hair application Of ny.
A. BIEeHEroE,s HAIR DYE. WARRANTED defy de-
lection, and njure the hair skin, matter
how oez applied how continued Use the genuine
and harm possibly occur. Markhe steel engrav-
ing the box and wy. A. BATcHE1oE 2SS Broadway on
the four sides. ASK FOR VIZ BATczELoRs Hair Dye when
you purchase. Por-sales in Wheeling By ass
apsO-iH tn. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

THousaSDs Of dogs are drowned at the dog
pond in New York every summer. The car
eassas Of the dogs are taken to Barren Island
where every part of them IS turned to some
useful account The fat is fried out, the skins
are sold TO gloyers, and Of the bones De Burg
makes superphosphate of lime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

YAAOsED. girls, eighteen years Of age,
who nave been employed in the confectionery
and frt,it store Of SIR. Gaffrcy, in Jersey City,
.lored Thursday morning. They had purchased
~ s.;n ti,e soint,t.f They also had their hair
ont short IL is believed they LEFT with the cap
: tsin AZ A schooner, with whom they were some
What acquainted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

Tue ONO AHERIcAxs-A SCENE IN A COUNTY
CoxvEx1loN.-"Sam" turned up Mt Cincinnati,
on Monday last, as we see by report in the
Enquirer, there, with this Introductory head
Iing:-
"Ime'ieans i" Conrention--Tde Attea.lanee Gn 9.
Enthusiasnl-Sd aibO Is ArOWHd-He is .Smslt
ont ant EJeeted-HurTGh tor SdM-Nomih-
alton ora County Ticket"
The convention in question was held in Ba-
cons College Building the business in
hand was the nomination Of County ticket.
The attendance was full,-and the enthusiasm OF
tine most earnest description. After the pre-
liminaries Of organization, I've quote from the
Enquirer
1.-The nominations and ballotings progressed
until coming to the County Clerkship, Mr. Ter
| renee suggested the name Of E. P. CTanch, Tom
Spooner's Chief Assistant, and the nominee for
the Clcrkship Of the late Black Republican
County COnventiun!
"This nomination instantly created considcra-
ble sensation all over the Hail. it becoming eVi.
dent that Satnbo was around, and intent upon
pulling the wool over the eyes Of Sam; but the
eyinced by the contracting OF noStrils and the
squirt OF eyes in all sorts Of ways.
Somebody asked If Alr. Crunch was an Amer
lean.
Yes was the response.
.''Eor whom did he vote for PresidentT
"'For Fremont
"tEIc's h-ll Of an American : exclaimed q
delegate, more emphatically than elegantly.
Some laughed, others stamped, and few
missed.
'sMr. Terrence then rose and spoke for fully
q half hour in defence Of Mr.. Granch, saying that
Notwithstanding Cranch voted for Fremont last
fall he yet was a true American.
..AIr. Crunch was then not nominated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

PRocEEss TBE GAPrIo1. RxrExsIox At VASE
IssGToN.-The Washington Union Of the 9ist
SAYS that the foundation of the competing crr,
riders between the centre building Of the ssnTf-
tot and the two new wings are now completed.
and the suPPGstructures are going rapidly ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

Is speech, al Memphis, Tennessee, recently,
Colonel Mohcrtson Topp, American, said:
Truths make hut slOw progress with man
kind. however obvious they may appear to 9th
ers.''z
This Is equal to General Taylor's message, in
which ne declared that we were ''at peace with
ali The world, and on friendly relations with the
rest Of mankind
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

PHGnus'-Ws see IN MiddletoWn. Conn
paper, the death Of FOrjiaunia LeOtiIe LtereiFs
Lewis, aged = months. No wonder the ehiid
alea, with such name asthaE Itwoud ehoke
even an old person see
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

0sss5 sahk :, 1850 =
i51,-S-tz- 800. ........ SSj9I5 90
o., Vxe5Sri-t. Bsnt .....-..... 15.OOJ o.
lSF =: . ssEI ~
= SgsS ii.on and csrIss r TiIioo 1920 ~
rex ori Il InSI5,tT Adison B. Smith 3IS 90
ny ~ S1,s+Ica =..,.....z......-. 500 IA
JSTnss II sfebns and John EioodRo6d IL. 5000 60
Nea H "a IIS H. i's VIII $50 20
FS- b@iIne Sstb Prime and EE Prime Jr. 70Sg8 90
49, R-otbsTs 4 On s............. luNGOD 20
ijSy'1sr ISrnnIgtStiu and 1886 %
s.trie< srrnebsp and Wtn D. scott........ 25y, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
MEDICAI1.
AMPToN.s TTllCPuRH

HAndeToN,s TTyCFuRB
III yVILLsCURE DYSPEPSIA
Observation-Disclosures
WILLCURE COUGH
HAMPTONiS TINCTURE "
WILL CURE RHEUNATTsY
HAAIPT0SIsS TTNCTURB
WILL CURE SCROFUL4
IHAIPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
0NsSTTNCTURR
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA
HAAIPT0N'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HA3lPT0NS TINCTURE
HA4PT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS
HA3IPTONiS TINGTURE,
Wherever useA has teen SnecE8sfnlfn CURING DISEASI
Hor DISEASES OF WoIE7s md CHILDREN It Il 4
m. HglC HTGE
No 49, SdrTH PAcA sTEEET. B4LEIN5KE
S1ste 4sssI Is III ~. sf1Rzs. p''Na''
NosT REsr:TgE sTEEEF, BALEt1onE,
4ISs H:4IsY Se0RzEED Teaezsr,
H.s cas- Gse, ysss' ~ ssriag 14 etoafI4aLe.
Irisads.s II tie atztaEeI con . e sss AeF.
boy in the fa1ly Of The Hon. w THOmassoE, oree
member Of conFrAs from Kentueky gas mass 81 :oiti
ing the eyeballs 70 proaEee 6iindne He El
cured 6y Hanptos's VeretaIle TfnetHre-
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DL2E4SE, DE.
Mr. VIM Oldham, Of Baltimore eastosa-hoGss sufeTs'
from these Complaints for Is months, With body and @
severely effected. lie cured By Hampton's VseeiAh
FIneture, after otSe5 things SaIlsd.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION: De.
Slr. Henry O. HInn had consh fSE Syearsgrea real
ness etc.: had IN al, i've SIX PHI sIans7 tried Al u
sH4RPT0EaS FEGET4BLETTECTERE
We APPEAL 10 oHr best kn9Wu S:at1Tena!
A KEDEfYSE PRO F,9sD By T}YipES4 MS 10 81
ZME cREITLTTz oRfSD REs1oeER0 I
THE SUMAIER-ITS EASES-THR REM.
EDY AT HAND.
.R1MFTO41S VEG EIldBLF IINGTGRR
5e have the strongest assurance Of tie Eoed ELECTS
this Medicine Cholera NoFbus. DtlrTay and Dttas..
Of the BoEes incident the Il tVtgorHtes the
stot1aeA and bowels ard rgnerS tie syB.s rea. assist
anee In combating the approach Of indeed Al forms
HAlEPT0Bs HEGEZABLE TEB6TURE.
y its mild action on the FtoEnSe HSeR and kiHeys yin
cure DgRpepaEd, C6B154. AEttg. rOseitI %! oN1 Lang
BSl8DstoHI SeroIE, Aesma:ians. G0s, Segr0lgfd FL.
tELG Pee, Rzrst .. Jor1ls an1t 6eross DE-.
1ffffAk and al diseases aEfE5u etDos
DELICATE dHHLDREs,
As a EEH4LE MEDICINE
agent II fa< superior Of tie eo4eg OF the y
producing be1attEal e=ar skim aa5 ZiEinE % The ehsst
The eS.oT Of he rose. aP&ras % Ez3teis that lie
cTonss Or peri6Iissl srT5a5 o. SIX H.ada.he e. loa,
stsnitng has beea e1rs1 b tx IaTjEJrat0T an
ssoTatiTe TIleTe zae st.al.,s sntss belIeyst
superior al The eorlEslB 5eG9ne E paSe, % the
Eosa and ~ sz7Eis aa4 9t4Ff5s' re eatF the
! Ca1 ard zst P1z1Tli.e.s srssss. aaI 5s< ez-ez.
-YoI ale ~ IT, a LoSna e Co-s 8Heeias. Gsa
soid 81 aogu4gz E 4owBz4Y.
Ef ~, ~ - - y
fR-Priee 81 per bo+=ie- tsble
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

PETiIoxs are in circulation in Frederick and
other counties in Virginia. asking the legislature
to confer on the County Courts power to sell free
negroes where they refuse to pay their just
debts, or nglset to provide for. their. families
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

QulcKsT Tar 10 ErGoPE---T The steamer
Vanderbilt has accomplished the quickest trip
between the United States and England, ever
achieved. She LEFT New York at 1920 P. ~,
August /, and arrived at 100 a. N. on the 11tI;
deducting difference of longitude, making pas
sage to Liverpool equal to 9 days hour. The
Persia's last passage was made in 9 days hour
=nd 80 minutes. The Vanderbilt arrived at
Havrc At noon on the 18th August, IL hours in
advance of the Atlantic at Liverpool, aud having
landed passengers, mails and specie, n route At
COwes. The Atlantic left New York at the same
time with the Vanderbilt
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CHRONIC DIARRHRA.

CHRONIC 51lEA1Sh91S4-S<As
We hare Ia or possession the eeheste d RESPECTABLE
ez. testiins tat entirely cured Of this dread
fli diseaIe6y uIing BRRHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERs
ssH take pleasure showing tAs certificate 70 any
person dsrb:laE dis statement Aps-lHdaE
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TINS Providence Post says: :. In one respect,
Mrs CuuuinSham's last performance Was not a
f.ilGre She set ont to be coaJfaed, and has
succeeded admirably. She is not, however, sup
posed to be ina sinking condition, as the courts
refuse to allow her Ia beBailed out =
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

1857.
AN noE prepared to furnish mr. numerous patrons and
1.-The public with quality and style OF Mole
skin Hats Eeh are light, elastic, fasteoloC,
hns and Of great endurance, they VIII good
vice in all kinds Of weather. also general
Sofe Panters French, RoekIand HUNGARIAN styles
Black BFOEn Pearl and Beaver eolors. Also, and
Boys' Caps, Of the latest styles.
S.B-Molesktn Hats fnse TO conformation measure
a short notice Bring along the you can get all
kinds o. head. gear AZ very low tariG, at
". W.J9IESON's,
Guezk No. S. Main st.
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E5ssla ga
HAMPT0Hs TINCrURR Medicine, which has been
before the pabHe many year1. especially for
the last year. b ssrs Mortimer MOEbray. sole
rie.oFs has with remarkable success seen
from the respectable large number pa
t!ents relieved, number Of medical
profession also who have used IT IA their practice have
Voluntarily given their cerfeates Recommendation
the propristOrs.
rs we have seen many letters Now
bray from the SOURCES above mentioned
nothing more justice attention of the people
to their Advertisement in to-dsy's paper.
7. H. LOGAN { Co,
Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
az Can on them. ap9s=lE-dav