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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

THE SAILORS AND SECRETARY ToucY.-Mr.
Toucy, Secretary of the Navy, visited the Brook
Ign Navy Yard, on Wednesday, and was re-
ceived with distinguished honors He also paid
a visit to the Niagara and San Jacinto. AS he
was about to leave the San Jacinto, a large num-
Der of the crew stepped up to him, and one of
them, after smoothing down his forelock, and
making true sailors bow, said:
"Please, sir, there are a number of us here
who have rotations, who wish to go on shore
to see them, and we should be obliged if You
would give us leave. Mr.. Toucy.-Certanly;
have no objection; you have been in the China
Seas, have you not Sailor-Yes sir. Mr..
Toucey,-How long have you been absent?-
Sailor.-Thirty-fVe months, sir. Mr. Toucey
II think, then, it is high time you went ashore
and saw your friends. have no objection,
whatever. Sailors. in chorns-thank you, sir
twas with great deal of difficulty that these
poor fellows could be restrained from giving
immediate vent to their satisfaction in hearty
cheer. They, however, quickly obeyed the dis
cipline. As soon, however as Mr.. Toueey got
his foot on the gangway, the signal was made,
and three cheers arose from the shrouds and
other parts of the ship. These were repeated
three times, and at the close, the spokesman,
who had mounted on q gun, shouted until he
was hoarse, while Mr.. Toucey repeatedly bowed
his thanks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
s1NeuLA1, D1sArpEARANcE OF a BR1pEeRoon-

0INGULAL3 DISAPPEARANCE OF A BRIDEGROOM
He Turns up and gets Married.-The following
account of very singular disappearance, we
copy from New York exchange:
In Bronklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, young
man named P. Luyster, who was on the eve of
being married. disappeared from his home under
very peculiar circumstances. Mr.. Bnyster has
for some years past paid addresses to a young
lady residing in Oxford street, and latterly they
were engaged to be married. The time fixed for
the marriage was Tuesday evening, at the resi-
denceof the brides father. Rev DR.. Kennedy,
of the 81: u. Church, who was to perform the
ceremony, was in readiness at the appointed
hour, but Mr.. Luyster did not mike his appear
ance. The guests. waited till one o'clock on
Wednesday morning, but up to that time moth
ling had been heardor seen of him. The singu-
gular circumstances of the case created at the
time intense excitement in the neighborhood; a
number of persons were of the opinion that he
| had been foully dealt with, and several of his
friends went in search Of him, but could learn
nothing. However, on Wednesday afternoon,
the announcement that Mr.. Luyster had turned
up put an end to all excitement
| According to the statements ofhis friends, he
was found sitting on the door steps of house
in Roosevelt street, near the ferry, with light
summer suit instead of the black one he had on
previous to his disappearance. His own clothes
were no where to be found A portmanteau
which he had with him was missing us was a
breastpin, two gold watches, and four. hundred
dollars in bank bills, &c. =
On being taken home, Mr. Luyster's feet were
so badly biistered, that on taking off his stock
ings the skin came along with them. From all
appearances, he must have walked a considera-
BILE distance, and not known it, for he is con-
scious of scarcely anything that occurred pre-
vious to his leaving home His back was very
much bruised, abyIwhat means he does not know.
Mr. Luyster was married yesterday evening at
the residence of the brides father, in the pres
ence of the same company who had assembled
on Tuesday evening, and by the same minister,
the Rev. DIR. Kennedy. .tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

RAILROAD CAR SEATs.-From the list of Pat
ent Claims, issued from the u S. Patent Office
for the week ending the 18th, and published in
the Scientific american, we copy thesfolowing:
James n. Baird, of Wheeling. Va: [ claim.
first, The oscillating pedestal, B, and the verti.
cal lever stay, L. in combination with the station
airy seat stand, d, and the arrangement of the
Stats in each, by which to adjust the seat to any
position required with the Wheel k, and also
the arrangement by which the backs are chang
ed and held permanently to their places bv the
arm catch, and g, and the drop catch marked
Second, claim the arrangement of the osciI-
ating foot brace in combination with a lady's
foot-stool, as seen in Fig. 8.
Third, CHIN the arrangement of the spit.
toon holder, as seen at Fig. for the purpose
Winch CAR IS the SAHEsT9-It has frequent
" been mooted by travellers which car of a train
is.the safest. Itmay relieve the inquiring mind
on this point, TO state that in the railroad acci
dent at the Sauquoit bridge, the forward car
went down; in the Erie railroad accident. the
rear car went off the embankment; and at the
accident on the Housatonic railroad, the middle
car was entirely destroyed
-------asOsAs---
me 4ltANELLING GoSMuHlTYs-A remedy such
as BdrdGsea Holland Bitters cannot be too
highly recommended. To the travelling com.
munity, especially, it is certainly an.invaluable
remedy; having little or no exercise constantly.
exposed, and subject to the effects Of change
of climate and waters they require some pleasant
medicine OF this kind TO regulate the bowels.
r. ARD olI.--Jnst= receives TaI7o157 m "a 55==
-, ens 10 ] and No. on, which fl be sold at Cinc.
"S 80 PpSSESs9ssDS J. a. METCALF,
No. Sc ARfn St
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SO Reward,

$40 Reward.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN from pasture field lenr Barnes.
~ VILE, Ohio on Friday, the Goth August, Bay Mare
bald face, damaged in the right eye; white right foot
little sweened in the neck She was bay but
white hairs, making slight roam appearance,
will the above reward for that will lead
to her recovery. Laug2s-1w#l HENRY DIRHAUsER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

PENNsy1vAN1A-0c October E2ection.-A gentle
man residing in the Eastern part of Pennsyl-
vania, possessing ample means of information,
in letter which came to had yesterday, says:
"You may be prepared to receive the news of
tho defeat of the Buchanan Democracy in
Pennsylvonia in October do not believe
there will be Buchanan Democrat elected to
Congress. What Democrats are elected will be
Douglas men, Old Bucks Kansas policy has
killed him off in this State"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
EAI-I OPENING

ON Monday next the Both inst we will open our entire
" stock of RICH AND BEAUTIFUL FAIL GOODS,
together with full assortment of Staple
Goods to which We would respectfully invite the attention
OF as Is our intention to offer goods at prices
as low as they can be purchased here elsewhere.
We would invite the attention of the ladies' to many nov
elites which assortment will embrace. y
0ug2S aEISKELL & SKEARINGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

MILITARY SLAvERY.-A more monstrous in
Fiction of punishment than is noted by the
Brighton Guardian, has never been recorded in
the history ofmodern civilization, and it is not
surprising that the police of England should re-
ceiye notice Of two hundred and fifty desertions
from the army in one day. The report ofthe
punishment inflicted ought to cause every man
ofsensibility toquit the service, disgraced by
such brutal outrages of humanity. Here is the
story:
a private of the 18th Royal Sussex Regiment,
having been found guilty by district court
martial of stealing 5s piece belonging to pri-
vate Doughcrty, of the same corps, was senten.
ced to receive fifty lashes, and to be imprisoned
eighty-four days, with hardlabor. The punish
ment of hOggng was inflicted on Saturday at
Chatham, and was very severe, the cat having
nine thongs to it, thereby giving four hundred
end fifty stripes on the mans back. Some of
the Young soldiers, who had never seen such
punt shment before, dropped from the ranks and
tainted. The prisoner appeared to bear the in
hood; for when he was relieved from the halberts
he set up loud laugh at tho officers, and OBJ
served to his comrades, II shall soon be back
again."
Some years ago man was whipped at the
Horse Guards, London, till he died in the most
dreadful agonies Itappears that the moral and
humanitary spirit aroused on that occasion has
been permitted to sleep again, and that the
English are to be deemed no higher in the scale
offerings than paid serfs and military slaves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

FAT Mans PnocfssIoH.--Tho fat people of
Westfeld, Mass, have had their celebration
Near the town is tremendous hill, several hun
dred feet high, called the clogs back" the
sides of which are very PERCEPTIONS. The top of
this hill is great place for pic MICS, when the
parties can climb. This hill was selected as the
place for the celebration by the fat men; no per-
son weighing under wohuudred and ten pounds
being allowed to join the procession. The fol-
lowing was the programme for the day:
The Deacon.
Fat Men weighing $50.
Fat Men weighing 800.
Common Fat Men Weighing but go.
Mortified Fat Men weighing but 2lO.
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CLARENDON HoTRI..
NEw vnpN

: :
rvIEIs s,.c,o,.s, a. - w = - -,
II month been entirely rsnoyatsd and ng I'll ast
pete order reception OF permanent and trsnsfenr
guests It hus Thoroughly and
artistic taste by the arm of emu 1I
carpets have been carefully selected Of the most
styles and quality, from the establishment Of " 4 4
Az and an entire new and dinner service
o am ate dinners has been manufac
The cuisine on the most en-.
by three superior artiss NJ t chiefs
This hotels eSeeedineiy eaiI ana
provided with upwards Of seventy bathrooms and vaer
The proprieors embrace this opportunv to-
LOT tne loera patronage that has thus
effort will made to render the oas every
Terms g 50 per day. No charge for baths.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1853
Messrs. Editors III see by your paper of the
9th instant that the Hempticld Railroad has
been repaired, and is now in working order for
both freight and passengers from Wheeling to
Washington, Pa. viii you please to state in
your next paper that the 3. s. O. r. R. will now
give through Bills Ladins from Philadelphia to
Washington, and all other stations on the
Hemptield r. r. As your paper has large
circulation in Washington and Greene Counties,
this information will be important to your read.
erS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
Fine Beef.

ON the 1st day of September, will again commence
killing fine cattle and will on and after that date be
Nos IL 49, I'd Ward Market with everything meat
line, [aug2s-St*l JOHN zOEOKLER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
JEFrERsoN CIrY, no, AUG. q. 1s5a.

DEAR SIR In reply TO your. note Of this date.
have to say that the card you mention was
prepared by the for publication here on the NOR
ming of the election, and copy was sent to St
Louis for publication there. Upon subsequent
reflection and consultation with my friends, I
determined to suppress 1T here, and directed it
to be done, and, on Monday evening, sent a
there, which, presume, did not reach its des-
tination. Such are the facts in regard to
the publication ofthc card, and think its
appearance in the Democsg1t entities you to them
Gov. r. II. STEWART. -, :, Ss,''-,,,7s''-'il'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
3 NJ o. TIC FL.

IA LIZ those Indebted to the rm Of Goethe Dicxmau,
coalniners are hereby authorized MOTTO pay the
any one except subscriber. compliance with this
oIice will trouble expense the debtors Of tho
I'm. AUG. GOETHE,
july27-d1m Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

ARD oII-nst received, anolher lot of Clrass d eIt.
~ Ilcns NO. and No o which 1 be sold at Cincil.
NS 8, RssiESsssUS J. "A. METCALF,
No. Sc Main St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
"OHBLE DEMoNsrRArIoNs "A writer in the

"CABLE DEMONSTRATIONS "A writer in the
National Intelligencer protests against the ca
baiistic announcement that in greatletters in all
the newspapers now daily shocks the eye
"C'able Demonstrat ions!" He thinks the per-
who invented the phrase, and thus applied
it, ought himself to he the subject off good
rope demonstration, with lack Retch, ESQ.,,
for the operator. The minor culprits, who
have used the phrase second hand aud thought
lessly, might be let off with the milder penalty
of that "cabIe demonstration" which is called
the "knout"---a stout hempen coil well knotted.
The Charleston Nases, too is after the unhap-
py ''Cable, thus:
Eve hope the American press will drop that
barbarism that applies figuratively term, the
GABLE" which has no analogy or relevancy.
in fact, no significance between the sign and the
thing signified. Cable is word in nautical
parlance, applicable only TO securing vessel to
her anchorage mornings, and not as con-
Meeting chain of communication between points
geographically separated The term, therefore.
is, in figurative sense, founded on false re-
semblance. There is also something common
place, applicable only to vulgar uses, in the
word. When we have phrase more appro-
pirate to the o6Iect-to wit the Atlantic Tele-
graph-why bring into popular use one that
does not express the true purpose Of the instru.
ment?"
"CabIe" is not exactly the right sort of word
that is anted,-but we must put up with it
until some of tho phiIologists give us rs good a
one. .'Atlantic Telegraph" or any other COM
pound, is too long, and life too short 10 be
popular.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

B. & o. AND HEApF1ELD RAnnoADs.-ThO
following letter is from gentleman who is
favorably known among the business portion of
our community, and we give it place with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

A SpoxaER CAueur.-A fellow on one of our
western railroads, attempted to sponge his fare
by hiding his hat under the seat, and telling the
conductor he lost it, with his ticket, out of the
window. When the next station was reached,
the fellow was told to leave, and after divers re-
lnonstrances, picked up his hat and started
The conductor, however, told him that he must
not take fellow travellers hat, even it he had
not his own, and taking charge of the title"
showed the luckless wight off thetrain.
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DRNTIsTRX.

respectfully the public thatthey
have themselves together for the practice
Dentistry Their Office is at 14s Market (etween
Monroe anu Union sts they will be happy to
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist.
ants ofthe late Dr. Hullhen and the senior ha
constantly In the for til
last eleven years during which time acquatn
ted with of the leading Dentists in almost all tn
cities States, and famarised himself
with various in operating They there
feel confident of being able give entire
to all who may favor them Wththetr patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, n. D..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

WINE the trial of Hiram Powers for setting
ire TO the Morayian Church in Brimfield, 2Iassa
chusetts, was in progress, at Worcester last
week, the evidence being ali in and counsel for
the government making very warm speech ON
the combination circumstances which estab-
iished the prisoners guilt, an Irishman, named
Harrington, came into court, whispered to the
Sheriff that he set the church on fire himself,
being hired 10 do it by three of his neighbors,
aud that Powers was Innocent On this state
'nent Powers was at once discharged, and Hnr.
iineton and his neiehboYe heldfor trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
GARDENING.

TIME subscriber offers number of acres suitable land
! four miles from heoty, on the National Road-ror
Gardening purposes; (yegetable and fruit ratsng)
lease for number OF years on favorable terms,
fiulyQ9-1m 1ll0S. HORNBROOK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

Excursion Tickets from Bridgeport to Pittsburgh and
turning, 1915. Good ts0O days only
~ Two trains Cleveland daily. Leave Bridgeport
at s.I& A NJ and 1924 P. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

TnE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Co. AND 4nE q. s.
GOVERNMENT. Derby, in answer to the
representations of the Directors of the AT.
lnntic Telegraph Company, has signiHed the
willingness Ofthe British Government to amend
the charter of the Company. so as to place its
organization, &C. upon footing Of absolute
equality as regards the British and American
Governments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

TuERE is now prospect that Col Fremont
will be secured in the possession of his splendid
domain in California. His lands amounting to
forty four thousand acres. and containing mex
haustiblO mines ofauriferous quartz a, situated,
it win be remembered, in 4ariposa county, and
he has already established mill, which is pro,
ducing gold to the amount of $4,000 per week.
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Two HUNDRED MAJORITY AND A WIFE.-Judgo
Ellis, recently chosen Governor of North Caro-
lima, was married..a few days after the election
a paper in Craven county in publishing the
returns, contends that Craven is the banner
county, and gives the following cogent reasons
for the distinction: Judge Ellis has done re-
markably well throughout the State, but era.
ven is the banner county. She gave him tro
hundred majority a'aa a soifs.''
Tnr oHrelxAl 'wlIk1Ns M.cAwBrn.-Dr
Mckenzie. the literary editor OF the PhiadcI-
phia Press, who is uncommonly we'll versed in
everything that relates to Great Britain, and
very accurate in his assertions, saysthe original
of '.Wilkins Micawber, in Dapid CoppsYfed.
was Dickens own father. If the statement be
true, Dickens would seem TO have regarded his
tilial and co1ingal obligations in aboutthe same
light
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

N. B-Nessrs R. & o. take pleasure in referrng,b
mission, to the following gentlemen:
r. Weed. D. D.: Hon. Geo W. Thomson, His Hon Af'd
FrisseM, Dr. W. j. Rates DR.. r. II. Cnmmins, DR.. f.
Hidreth DE- "A g. Todd Tallant Deaplan, John Knotc,
ESQ, McOlallens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. MOVIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

MtSSEsoTA HoNEsrAD-Tho legislature of
Minnesota has passed a Law exempting a hom-
steadof eighty acres from levy for debts incur
red 1t also exempts $500 worth of household
furniture 5000 worth of stock and utensils
$4oowOrth of tools-the library of a profess
sional man, and provisions sufficient to support
the family for one year.
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FOr Rent.

.NNHAT desirable property near Mt wooa o.
knownes the King property. The dEeIlIuSS ee ty
sufficient accommodations for large family ms
garden Also good orchard &C., and ali lateiy
vi It'll an client fence. For terms apply to
mh80-u aass A. +. HULLIHEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31

For Rent.
TIME Store Room on Main street, North Wheeling ~
IL rerly occupied by 8. D. Woodrow. For terms snplv
to lmh19l GEORGE =. MlCKHA&.
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FOR sALRO1t RENT,

40 Houses on John street, one House on Hampden st
store room In Centre Wheeling en- the corner OF Main s.
and htarset Enquire at jacob Hus near the cor
lgl28te JOHN BRUCE
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G0lumbta (gEaIbtngtpn) une AIeranpria S~prrGtbig 1T.
(Sunt2 .3nt)
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5inaer'S DcrbeHerte gIGDntafcbtte,
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