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"Bath, June Isl

PonrENrrors.-AIr. S. c. Hewitt, of Chelsea,
Mass, announces, in the Boston Spiritual Tel
egraph," a series of lectures upon what he calls
earth and heavens, consisting of q, Ia grand ez-
pansion of the solar system by the birth of n
new planet from the sun, (9,l a marked geological
change in the earth, making thorough trans
formation of the globe; 80 corresponding pol
itcal, religious and social changes over the whole
earth, accompanied by war, pestilence and famine;
the whole to be succeeded by the grand dual har-
mony of matter and spirit, commonly called the
Millennium
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FA1LuRrs or CnleAeo Cons DsALERs, AND Tn

FAILURES OF CHICAGO ORE-DEALERs, AND TT
lCAusE.-The Tribune haS, on several occasion
lreprimanded the practice Of betting upon U
future price of grain. 1t regards the prach
as gambling, and nothing else-nOt better
safer than betting on a race-horse, on electo'
or game of cards. In corn-deaiing phrase,
is called '.selling on future delivery, "seiliI
short" The latter expression means just tin
4. has not peck of oats in his possession, bu
he sells b. $4,000 bushels at tifty-threc cen
per bushe, to be delivered thirty days hence
When the contract time arrives, corn may hay,
advanced to sevcnty-cight cents, and Mr. A.
called upon for the corn, or the difference,
which amounts to $l2,5o0. Ifhe is short E
the requisite funds. he goes under, and perhal
drags down with him the party to whom
snId the corn, who, ON the strength of the pu
chase, man have sold in turn 10000 bushels
q third party at fifty.eight cents, deliverable
a future day, who instead of making 50 300
the transaction, as he was fondly nnticipatine
finds himself out OF pocket to the SeTlOl
amount of $500.
The half dozen fixtures that have occurre.
among our cOrll-dealees within few days. c&
emplify and reproYe this viciOnS, reckless sys
TEN Of transacting produce business. Wewitl
hold n list of names of failures in our posse
sion, for tue present Several who have no
failed, are badly crippled from the same caus
selling short-somc of whom may mrnac
to keep off the breakers, others will be apt
go ashore before long.
At nm early date the Tribute warned the
corn-merchants Of Chicago to be prepared fol
an advance in the price of corn, as the receipt:
this spring would be short, and the demand
from the East very large. 1t appraised all wht
would heed that the stock of corn in New Yor'
would be nearly exhausted by the opening {
navigation, and admonished them of the e%'
trenc danger of selling at the then prices, iG y
future delivery But other counsels prevailed
which assured them that there was an abun
dance of corn; that the East and West were full
of it, and that prices would certainly rule low
The consequences of needing such blind oracles
are now becoming severely visible Chtcage
Tribune June %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

MRs. PAErrxGrox on BuSxRR HMt.-"Who
is the committee of arrangements? ?" asked Mrs
Darlington, rs she attempted to storm the re-
doubt ON the 18th, and was stopped by man
with "Policc'' on his hat They are all com
mittee OF arrangements, should think, " said
voice by her side, and old Rogers face was seen
bcaming from under summer hat "Can you
tell me, said he to Mrs. Darlington, ''why we
are like the Quakers ?" She told him that she
couldn't tell. cit is" continued he, because
we are a stayed people" "Wcll, that is true, y
replied she, .hut they shouldn't stay revolu-
tionary heroes" care you revolutionary he
o." said the official, slightly smiling. "No,
I'm one of the sherocs," retorted she, land |
want to go up TO the rcdoubtable works on the
hill" 'sYou cannot, without paying dollar,
ma am, - said the officer. chat" put in old
Roger, sis the difference between '75 and now
then the dcings were dulorons, and now they are
dollarous" The official looked firm, Mrs. Part
ington indignant, old Roger jocular, while Ike
crawled in between the legs of the people, and
was seen a moment afterwards streaking it up
over the Hill, chased by three poliecmen.-B os
ton Saturday Gazette.
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Charles London Cordial Gin


Is shown by the the Custom House to be The
ouIr London cordian Gin IMPORTED aud sold bottles,
all others are made here in imitation of 1t.
delicious tonic beverage and by It's peculiar hayor
$50 different from other gn) universally esteemed by all
who use it, 1t is adopted with great success in cases of
DTsrHPs1A GoUr RHEuMATrsu, DRoFsr, CRAWL, Colo,
CaoLEaA RvER AouE STRUCTURE, DISEASE OF THE UHl-
SARr ORGANS ErILKrsr, FRuALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr. vALBSTlxE New York; in letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
Cadrles London Cordial Gin Is the purest, best and
q ostreiIGDfo Extract nj ,IuRiper TAGre seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug
istS and the United States also
merous poIsUns called 'London Cordial Gin"-so avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you as you value your health Price dollar for quarts
any cents fer pints. EDMUND 9. CHARLES,
mh2s-smdkw Sole Importer, AZ Broadway, r.
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Amhrotvpea for Sl.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with faei
ties for operating arrangement for light equal to
In the country and far superior to in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country He prepared to make AmbrotyPes So
they can be senty mall without extra postage Also to set
them and pins, price as DaEuerreoyPes-
Pictures made customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged
AnkInds Of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms east side Of Main Monroe, over Marsh
TsyIoris nav store augln
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VIEW OP SENATOR FESSEXDES.-Adioining
Collamer's seat is that of the youngest member
Of the fTceSOil party in the SCnate-but one
destined to become one of the most prominent
as he is certainly one of the ablest-the Hon.
William Pitt Fessenden, of Maine. Like Col
lamcr, he served an apprenticeship in the House,
but had retired from that body for several years
before being elected to the Senate. He came to
the Senate with scarcely any reputation, but it
was not long before he began to show his mettlc-
He possesses the faculty Of making better
speech every time he rises than his last one be-
fore. Douglas, Cass, and others, although pay
inE little attention to him at first began finally
to recognise his ability, and to find in him
foeman worthy of their brightest steel. His
speech on the Presidents message, at the be-
ginning Of the last session, was unquestonably
the best one from that side of the House.
In person Mr. FeSsenden is tall, lank and lear.
He appears always as IL just ready to start OF
a foot-race, with certainty of winning. In
the discharge Of his ordinary senatorial duties,
he seems to isolate himself from the remainder
Of his party, and to act entirely on his own res.
possibility.
His mind is of that acute analytical order that
thoroughly disSects every subject or which II Is
brought to bear. Like Gov. Crittenden, he
avoids the beaten track of augmentation, and
always brings forth something new and original
When q successful argument can be made on
his side OF any question, he viii present 1t IN
It's strongest colors-and when caught on the
weak side Of the argument, lie will wire out OF
It with all the ingenuity of special pIeader:
In this latter line Douglas has heretofore stood
almost without rival in the Senate-but, in
two or three bouts which FesSenden had with
him, the Little Giant encountered his full
match.
There seems to be an air Of greater sincerity
about him than most Of the other fFeeSoil sena'
tors; nor does he appear to have any higher
the Senate But should his reputation continue
20 increase ss it has done, Seward will have to
iooE to his laurels-Near Orleans CbeSesnt
;Tune g.
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'TwExTY-FIvE CENTS PAYS FOR THAT GREAT
and god Illustrated Family Paper GIPE ILLUSTRATED
the weeklies nontls trial for
Is cents. Send at once to FOWLER AND WILLS. 5Os
Broadway New York
Lug ILLusrRkrED.we have previously called attention
to this publications 1t Is worth far more to
family than any ohc- literary paper. Instead diinis-
ing with Issue, and most
cleerfuly the public Of the best
family newspapers in the commissioners TEAcuEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

WE publish as great curiosity the following
characteristic letter, received by our friend DIR.
j. c. AVER of Lowell, Mass, from the "Rebel
! Chief" OF usurPing Emperor of China, in &C
acknowledgement for quantities Of his CHERRY
PICTORIAL and CATHAET1c PILLs, the Doctor sent
him as present
| To Dr. AVER in America
The great curing Bar6ariaa NJ the outside
country.
Your present of sweet curing seeds (Pills)
and fragrant curing drops, (PectorGD of the
Cherry smell, has been brought to Ifug-seu-Tsene
the mighty Emperor (Kwangto) Of the terri
1 bic stout Ming dynasty, by the grace of heaven
revived after an interval OF aSes-Princc of
peacc CTa.ping-wang) of China, the central
! fiowery land He directed his powerful Man
darines to give them to the sick according to
what the Interpreters read from your printed
papers (directi0Hs) Be profoundly happy, o
wise Barbarian! for J. Yang-seu-Tsing, say it.
Your curing seeds and sweet curing drops we're
given to the sick in his Army of the Winged
Sword, and have made them well. Be pro-
foundly happy while you live for this is known
to the Mighty Emperor of China, who approves
your skill, and permits you to send more OF
| your curing medicines for his fierce armies of
myriads of men,
They may be given to Chang Lin. Chief
| Mandarin Of the Red Button at Shanghai, who
will repay You with Tea OF Silk or Gold.
J The high Mandarins of China, have heard of
your great knowledge, surprising all other For
eigneTs even aspiring to equal the keen wisdom
of own healing teachers, who make remedies
that cure instantly. We are glad to know you
bow in trembling terror before our Mighty EN-
Written by Y.ANG.SEU-TS!NG,
/ SIinister.in. chief OF the restored Impcri i Ming
/ Dynasty, destined by the heavenly wisdom to
] rule in China.
! (7rqnslated6 By he American Consulate 81 Hong
hong, CHM, Sd May, 1850
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

CoUNTERYRIT LIQuORs-IntercstinJ Statement
The Loudou Times notices, in list Of joint
stock companies in Paris, formerly sanctioned
by the project of police, the name of the "Gener.
Al Company Of Fictitious or Counterfeit Wines.
The company boldly state that no grape juice or
alcohol is used, but do not specify the ingredi-
ents The article is sold at from four to eight
sous per quart, and the company has capital
Of six million francs. These liquors are, of
course, sold MS genuine. Our markets are flood
ed with spurious liquors. and no one can tell
when he buys genuine article. The Spring
field Republican says, that an informant of that
paper was on visit to n friend, liquor dealer
in Western city, and in the space Of an hour,
he saw him transform II barrel of high wines
into pure French brandy The barrel was stamp
ed with a custom house brand and had all the
appearance of n sea voyage. The manufacturer
poured in the basis OF the Ingredients Che high
wines), and then, having scented it with about
two ounces of the oil of cOgnac, added pail
full of compound which he had mixed from one
bucket TO another, and which was to give to it
It's taste and color. The component parts of
this last mixture were absolute poisons, directly
destined to sap the energy, and, finally, destroy
the life Of tho poor victims to habit that leads
them to the use of such stinulants. Upon this
barrel, the manufacturer would make over two
hundred dollars, and the retailer, probably, as
much more. When such facts are taken into
consideration, there is no wonder that a prohib-
tive law is demanded for the suppression Of the
traffic.-PhiiCI. american.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in our possession certificate of respectable
citizen tesying entirely cured of this dread.
full disease by using B0RIIAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ap2-1wdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

UyryERsrTY or vmolxrA--The Cbarlottes.
ville Advocate complains that the students of
the University, go of, when the days commence
TO grow warm, and the steady preparation for
the examinations should begin, leaving the Pro-
fessors and candidates for degrees to take care
Of the University for the remainder of the ses-
sion. or the 500 students at the University,
this session, twO.thirds Of them, if not more,
have already withdrawn and gone home. The
Faculty ought not TO permit this general with
drawai; they should require every student to
remain through the whole session, unless for
rood reason shown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

PRESERVE YOUR HAIK.-'To those who are not
aware that each particular hair on the head is a
hollow tube, through which the fluids circulate
which convey nourishment and impartits peculi-
ar shade of color, it seems incomPrehensble how
restorativcs can produce renOyating influence
While preparations OF this nature were entrusted
to quacks and ignorant manufacturers OF per-
fumes aud cosmetics, much and irreparable mis-.
chief was inflicted on many credulous and de-
luded sufferer. But when scientific men like
Professor Wood, bring the lights of physiology
and chemistry to bear upon the treatment ofsuch
specialities, the result is the complete success
which the certificates, of thousands of relieved
| sufferers bear testimony to. See his advertise
ment. Detroit Catholic ViUdieator.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

A PgoHrslNG TnEoLoGrAN.- young man,
4 student in the Theological Seminary in Fair
fax, Virginia, shot aud killed with revolver
another young man on Sunday last in fracas
Mt Suaday School When theological students
20 armed with revolvers, it is not surprising that
all rowtlies should wear them. Among peO-
Die so resentful, quick, and ready to shed blood
for nm afTront as Americans usually are, arising
chiefly from laxity of domestic training and
discipline, and the absence of all restraint over
the young, who are left day and night to the
sole guidance Of their appetites and passions,
and to the communicating influences of street
companionship and deprayed street education,
it ought to be made punishable otFennc to wear
deadly weapons. Such a prohibition strictly
enforced would save many life and an infinite
amount of rcmorse and misery. Such law, if
we remember rightly, was enacted in Alabama
several years ago; and such a law, we under
stand, Is found in the statc-bOoks of Virginia,
but is UNDECIDED, even If known to the magiS-
trntes. The yonng Fairfax homicide fled, bat
was caught and committed to Alexandria prison
fur trial-KnE Intel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

WuEArIx IxDIASA-The accounts of the wheat
crop in Indiana continue'tO be most encourag-
ing. In the counties of Boon, Carl, Clinton,
and Tippecanoc the prospect never was better
sin, they were settled, and fully one-fourth
moro ground has been sowed than was harvested
last wear. The crop of the whole State last year
was about thirteen millions of bushels. This
wear it is estimated by those who have given the
matter their particular attention, to reach the
amount of eighteen millions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02
MEDICAL.


UAMeToN's TINCTURH
Eli WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
:, WlLLcURE COUGH
HAAIPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
AIPToN,sATINCTURE zasaass-ys-
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HAAlPT0N'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HASfPToN'S TINCTURE
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW. SPIRITS.
s,tg, HAaIPT0N'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used, successful in CURING DISEASE
gos DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN IT i,y.t
BIZ WI HIGM
No. 1876 souru PAc1 STREET, baltimore
4s' Nslsa eDRz g. s saG isSs'' Disease
M, ..,S E921 REosTEs ssEEfs BsLsisoEE
p1 1 g tSsS' e SGEfs Ef;te Esad T. 3sg
Hr case cp yts Of sas1"g has asoi.ed her
sdfia k Is F. fFsi sSf s6Et s. r. "'
A boy in the family OF Hon. ". p Thomasson,
from head to foot HIS eyeids turned inside out PTorud
Ing over the eyebSlls to produce bindnes He
, 2TSsEsstd, VIZ T-dGS DiszAsE &C.
Mr.. VIM. oldham, Of Baltimore cuStomtouse, suffered
from these complaints for IS months with body and mind
severely effected. He cured by Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture, after other things failed =
srsf..= COUGH, CONSUMPTION. DC.
Mr. Henry G. VIM had Cough for years-Ereat veal.
HlSfP7oSsS FESE7a BLE TzNCygRE
We appeal 10 oar best known Citizens!
lPlEOFFlER NO MERE MUSHROOM article, But
TIE TIE G .RE.E:AiZLLy T0RAND RESTORED or
THE SUAIAIER-ITS DISEASES-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND.
IHAlLPTON2S VEGETABLE TXNGTCRE.
We have the Of the good effects Of
this medicine in Cholera biorbus Darrha, and Dtaes
Of the Bowels incident the 1t nvigoraes the
stomach and bowels and renders the system great assist
ance in combating the approach of indeed all forms
HARl'TOES VEGETABLE TZHCTURE,
By It's mild action the stomach, Liver and Kidneys will
Elections, Paths ia ne Back SIDE, and Breast
sumption, Scrofnt1, Rheumatism Govt NeuruI1in Eis
Ii:SSi5 AHes 6s,ugGL IotCtHt . De'
OEIIC1TE GR1LDREN,
One bottle VIII HroyPtt is superior yiTne
Harnptons Tnsture cannot be eXceed As identifying
agent superior the cosmetics OF the day
the color Of the mparnB TO every muscle that life
and elasticity which gives all who enjoy health such grace
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache long
standing has been cured by it-as inrgorator an
storatve, where gentle tnulan.i wanted, believe
superior 70 all the cordals ever before the public to the
You'll and Old Age, the Single and Married. We oEer the
most valuable remedy.
CAN and get Pamphlets traits, and see earss.
For sale by II. II Lognn q Co, Wheeling, Gen.
Sold By MORTIMER s MowPEAY. ,,.,
and 800, Broadway, n. Y.
- Price 81 per bottle. feble
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

TnE CHICAGO LADIEs.-A correspondent of
the Boston Bee, thus crayonizes the Chicago la
dies
Sowing to the peculiarity of the water, the
ladies generally wear tallow candle complex
ion, which does not admit of rouge. They
have their extensive dry goods and jewelry
stores, anil wear out costly silks and muslins by
trailing them in the streets, as do the gentle
creatures in New York. Crinolino is worn at
ali times, though difficult to manage on tic
heavy grades Of the sidewalk. Like mules,
they are srre.footed, and get through the doughty
mud of the streets with an agility at once sur
prising and amusing.
They do not wear wells; the questionable
sucking is carried on at other places, with the
exception that they bite theivory off IN minnie
pieces, and chew it as if slate pencil. The
hours of recreation are about twelve, viz: three
for sitting on the stoop in the morning; three
for looking out Of the window after midday;
three for promenade in the afternoon, and three
for entertainments in the evening. Regular
habits ARE conductive to health.
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sPRC1AL NOTICES

Brandreth's PiIIS.-By their occasional use, We
prevent the collection of those impurities, which, when In
sueient quantities cause much danEerso the ans or
sans of the stomach and bowels
Il. II. LOGAN CO.,
jsso-1r-l.v Agents.
sand., Remedy fer salt Rheum.-1s unques.
onaby the most successful eeaeOus external appi-
cation for salt rheu, uE vOrm letter, send head, bar
bsrs Itch ulcers Bos blOtehes dIscOvered has in
many Thousands Of accomplished the most exrordi-
nary cures only requires be well rubbed In, to penetrate
the pores Of the sEn absorb the virus Of the disease
/, speedily the symptoms, and in brief PEE
Rod completes a radical cure
Prepared and sold by A. G.A D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York
Sold also BY J. II. cRUABAohEh'
And by Druggists generally. iesO-lWdAW
Cooling ssIaees seem to be in demand. very
popular one is the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sroRs, with
both Ladies' and Gentlemen Cold aud sparkling Mineral
Water rich sYrups Perumeres; Notions in great va
rey ne Cigars Tobacco and las. though not least the
never falling yet (which cOOs to look at it
constitute combination of attractions appealing all the
senses in a way which cannot fall please.
We say aedr,n (9O dess the shaded Call In nj the
Bridge corner Drug store. JeiO
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review
RAPPOhDT, M. ID.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

TIME tvelh volume OF this JOURNAL eommenees with
January 1851. It En as heretofore, be tndepsndent
f were Oal interest and influence, and VIII be devoted 70
e interests patrons, and TO the advancement anu
diSsenina0n OF sound Views and correct
Tiis JOURNAL Is issued the FIRST Of every alternate
MONTH Each number comprises one hundred and
octave pages, and contains q STEEL Eh6ttANsD fOEs-
IN AIT Of 4 distinguished Medical man.
The volume O with January, and copleteu Hite ~
;oventer issue II will contain elk PoTtaitsi ana
eight hundred aud sixty four Of reading
entities the subscriber his numbers FEE OF FsT-
IaE subscription to begin with the January number
~ Persons wishing subscribe should address Us y
| ra.;s, 4, O. HAPPOLDT, II. D.,
ss,Ts3.8In Charleston, s. G.
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pnAI. RsrATR SALES.
poI1ine MiIl. For Sale.

ny au order Of the Court Of Common Pleas of seoto
S County Ohio 10 directed and issued upon petition
for the dissolution Of the OF the eioto Roll
IN, SIN Co. will the ninth day OF july 1s1lt offer for
sale the highest bidder the seoto Rolling A together
Of the Real machinery and tools thereunto
bsionainF Sale to commence 10 o'clock A. n and 10 be
AZ the office Of the cloto Rolling l Co. In this city
This mill has been In operation about two and is In
good, repair perfect running order 1t has one bar mill
two heating furnaces; small mill with two heating
nrnaces sheet and boiler iron mill with four heating
furnaces together with full assortment OF rolls for all Of
the mills forge all completes with nine Cl boil
Ing furnaces; oe wrought iron hammer and squeeEer
II has capacity twenty tons Of
iron er ay power and enough TO almost double
is present capacity. has large engines viii Flinders
tWentysix inches diameter, and engine or doctor
The building 2B5 feet long by 1855 fWde THERE'S spike
mill containing two machines and adoab!e heat
nE urnRce capable Of turning out thirty Kegs per
mill is located FOR the PuTehHse
OF pig metal lnasmuc eighteen iron furnaces make this
CITY iron, which Is brought In on the Bel
otto aud Hooking Valley Railroad.
OF sale Onefourth cash; one iourth IN SIX
months; fourth in nine months ui onefonr In twelve
months from the day With interest at the rate OF
per per deferred PAYMENTS and approved
security Possession will be Immediately given to the pur-
chaser.
mouth Ohio LEWIS o. DAMAKIE,
Receiver for the ScIoto Rolling Mill Co.
Dnrtlrnnnth lime ie1(-tI