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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
-o-yi-FoR INTERESTING READING MAT.

Tuv NATIONAL FoUNDRY.-We see that the
Mayor of Wheeling has called meeting of the
citizens to adopt some plan for presenting the
claims of that place as the site for the National
Foundry, which Congress is talking ABOUT estsb-
fishing. We have already in our columns Spo-
ken at some length about the City of Pittsburgh
rs the best location for such an establishment in
the United States Wheeling may and undoubt-
edly does possess many advantages, but we have
all of hers and multitude besides Pittsburgh
Gazetts
As We expected, our move down here has ar
rested the attention of our worthy competitor
up stream, the former head of navigation. The
Gazette, no doubt, thinks that Pittsburgh is the
place for the Foundry, but we cannot help think
ing it might have set forth its belief to much
better advantage if it had shown wherein Pitts
burgh has such multitude" of advantages
over us We have curiosity to known where
in Pittsburgh has one single advantage over us.
We have the same river, only good deal better
part of it; we have railroads to every point, we
have cheaper living in the way of rents, fuel
and food; lower taxes, cheaper coal, more CEN
trail position. The Government can buy their
site for great deal less, 1--WE intend to give it
to them,) they can put up their buildings for
less the proper officers and directors can save
time and money in their visits from Washington.
Now, what are these ''aaultitw2e" of advan-
tages which the Gazette claims over us? Say,
Mr.. G0zette, what are they2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

The PouEDon OF THE wRsr.-Chas Mackay,
one ofthe editors of the London Illustrated News.
writes a letter to his paper, descriptive of Gin
cinnati, from which we extract the following:
All Cincinnati is redolent of swine. Swine
prowl about the streets and act the part of scav-
engers, until they are ready to become mer-
chandise, and visit Europe. Swine are driven
into it daily and hourly by every avenue; but not
one ofthem ever goes out again alive. Barrels
of them line all the quays; carloads of their car
cases traverse the city at all seasons; and pala-
ces and villas are built and vineyards and or
chards cultivated out of the proceeds of their
flesh, their bones, their lard. their bristles and
their feet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

SURGICAL oPrRATI6N.-T Piqua, o., Regis.
ter gives thrilling account of surgical Oper-
alton performed in that town, upon the body of
Miss Emma P. Castle, aged 80 years. The lady
had been afflicted with tumor extending from
tine pit of the stomach to the lower extremely
of the abdomen, which had caused her to die
daily for some years past. She determined to
have it removed. She was told of the great
risk she ran in submitting to the OPeratiOn.-
Still she would not be deferred from undergo
ing it. She was a member of the Methodist
Church. In the morning. the Sacrament ofthe
Lords Supper was administered to her, and at
ten o'clock she submitted to the operation. The
tumor was removed. 1t weighed three pounds.
Recovering from the effect of the chlorofOrn,
she was in great pain, and died at P. NJ the
Same dnY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

TIE END CoANo.-some of the leading Adj
vcntists in Newark, New Jersey, have again set
a period for. the destruction of the world-pro
Tossing to have discovered the errors of their
previous calculations and to have finally ascer-
tanned the exact truth. They regard the recent
financial and the prevailing religious excitement
as signs of the last days. BY the next arrival
from Europe they expect to hear of the destruc-
ton of the city of Rome, and this will portcnd
the confagrution of the world next summer
The prophecy of Lord Rosse, the astronomer of
England, that the coming summer will be the
hottest one ever known, is thought to favor the
hope of general conHagratiOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
Trustee's Sale

pursuance Of deed OF trust from G. Osbun and O.
Lambdin and their wives, and from Jesse LantE and
g. Hubbell to dated April ts 1856, recorded In
the Clerks office for Ohio county In deed book page
246 viii expose ts sale at the front door Of
House In said county, Wednesday the 18Th day May
ISIS, the following property viz certain
eel Of land situate the side Ohio river 10 the
county Il Ohio, In the State Of vlgins estimated TO
tain one hundred and seventyhye less
joining the lands Of Andrew p Woods South ana
East, and those Of Philip Rely the N0rt-heng TIE
same land sold and conveyed by Samuel c. Farmer and
Daniel Farmer, and their wives and by Farmer their
mother, by deed dated March 3ist, 1885.
TaAs OF With interest 5000 from April
ist AND the Of paid n cash on dn n
SALE - $50 TIE day April, 1859 es on the Isl
lay Of April 1856 - 600 the lst day OF Anil IsI
$3.50 on the LIST day Of April, 1s62 TIA I lV or
April 1868; 1880 on the 1st daV Of April 1854 and any
remainder on the list day OF April 1855, interest On
such sSs EsR3lRfer DANIEL O. LIST,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

TINS LONDON TINES on FRANcE-The London
Times is extravngantly saucy toward France
1t says that In the controversy about the Eng
lish asylum of assassins the English have ''prOv-
ed their determination not to be controlled by
foreign demand, or even to be amiable under
foreign advice Also: at viii probably be
long before the French Cabinet will again med
die with the obstinate and pertinacious blood
which inhabits these islands. Better quarrel
with dozen governments than one pOlitics,lOv-
ing and free spoken people"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

rnk cAsn srsrEM.-our exchanges, one by
one, are letting go the old losing game OF credit,
and adopting rigorous cash system. Says the
last Louisville Journal
Fully satisfied that the cash system is benetl
cial alike to subscriber and to publisher, we
shall hereafter discontinue all papers when the
tine exnires for which the subscriptions are
ID Gn- losses from removals and other caus-
Is are. in the aggregate, very large, notwith-
standing the small price of the subscription
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

GERMAN BALL.-The first German Ball. that
ever came off in this ancient Borough of Wash
ington, was witnessed on Easter Monday even
ing, at the Saloon of Charles Schmidt So far
ag we have learned, the company was pleasant
and everything passed off agreeably. Most were
Gemans, who on this gala night, recalled the
scenes of 'Fatherland," in the joyous and ex-
hicrnting incidents of the evening. Mr.. S. fur
nished n pleasant and agreeable collation. to the
company, and they dispersed for their homes at
a timely hour Professor Sidney, one of the
most celebrated violnists in this region of conn
try, officiated on this OCCASION to the admiration
of all who had the pleasure of witnessing him
handling the "bow. y Washington (I'd) 1ri-
bune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

LOLA MoNTEz delivered lecture in New York
the other day, on "Loln Montez." She said she
and Lola ''were girls together" She said ''she
did not come to apologize for her; OH no. for she
was an cratic individual, but perhaps the no.
blest courage, after all, was to meet ones self
face to face"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

WHAT 1T IS DoING FOR TIE SIcK!-Wm.
schuchman, Esq, the well known photographer,
says: 81 have frequently used BOerhave's HOl-
land Bitters, and find it invariably relieves indi
gestion and debility
Rev. Samuel BabcOck, says: 81 have found
special relief from its use, for severe headache,
with which had long suffered"
j. w. MCDOWELL ESQ.,, says: have used
Boerhavcs Holland Bitters myself, and recon-
mended it to others, knowing it to be just what
it is represented"
Aid. jonathan Nicely, of Lower St. Clair, says:
al have derived great benefit from its use for
weakness of the stomach and indigestion. See
advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

joins E owRNs As An EDrroR.-The Boston
papers speak highly of new piece just brought
out at the Boston Theater, entitled "The Editor
with So, 600, - in which two BaltimOreans-JOhn
E. Owens, who played an engagement here with
Hanchet, aud Miss Fanny Morant-have made
decided hit The Covrfc, says:
The Editor with $4,000" will be repeated,
and Mr. Owens and Miss Morant will show how
'multum" can be made out of ''parvo" when
two such accomplished performers have the
matter in hand. We hardly dare to say, be-
cause Miss Mornnt is tragic actress, but she
will forgive us il we say that we have never seen
her do anything so admirably as the little part
of Madame Jeufosse. II is simply perfection.
We begin TO entertain serious doubts as to her
nativity. Morant is the name, aud ant is
French termination; but then the lady evi-
IDENTIFY can speak English quite wen
French, when she CHOOSES to, it would be dan
gerous 10 pronounce her of Gallo extraction.
Besides; as she does things with the guitar that
nobody out of Spain ever did before, that VIZ
know of there is ground for suspicion in that
direction. Decidedly the varied display of Miss
MoTants talents is very puzzli1g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
CHROPLAsTIC PROCESs.
Az IrnpTovement In n1sehanieaI DentistIy.

An Improvement IN mechanical Denustry'
DIR. 6. W. MOORE would respectfully
(e inform the citizens Of WheeiinE and TIE
QlfYTTY public generally, that hayioE just retnTH.i
A1G from Baltimore, where from personal 10
the PAtsntee, Dr. A A Handy, and from DE-
Church, Demonstration Operative Dentistry In the Bal
timOre Dental College, and having purchased the rhi
TO the above named Improvement he Is prepared
to introduce among his patrons this method in the
practice Of Dentistry This the old PT
tice, In the following particulars:
st It absolutely ct TO the cast ana
consequently 20 the mouth
spaces left for the Judgment Of food or the
Ferrrt this work Is remarkable for Its cleanliness
81. Partial SETS from to full set. can b. rtsa
with perfect without the Of clasps or sr.p'
destructive to the natural organs and o1ent 70
be dieouHeHdReed by every operator regarding the good
Of his patients
4h. In point Of strength it possesses vast superiority
over all other methods.
TO its weight.
The public invited 70 call and specimens
II. has purchased the exclusive right for tie ry o.
Wheeling, and s also authorized TO sell rights for Ohio ana
dgass near tRs n E. 0sarcs, Cssaplirs Zreet Cat''
WkeeliHg. nlS4-lla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

W. shouId do our utmost to encourage the
beautiful. for the -lSeiul encourages itself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
Assignee's Notice.

Assignee's Notice.
LII persons knowing themselves ind bted 10 " " lin
n eson viii please can uuon the undersIgued and Es
THE once Of n RehaFdson ESQ., Monroe and FoaFtb
nh - 800 Assignee Of " =. SMIA GilIS1:,
CHAWl9--shaEls On FFrat variety; Hoo5 SST-fS -.
- line, Sc. IAP1l HEisKELL 4 sWEGRIHGEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

TUE ExPED1TIoS TO UrAu--4An IJnmeRse
Irain-Messrs. Majors and Russell, the contrac-
tors to transport the army supplies to Salt Lake,
have decided on making Nebraska CITY the
starting point. The caravan, when II shali
have fully fixed up and started, will be one OF
the most imposing and extensive that the west
ern world has ever witnessed. The Nebraska
Nelcs gives'a skeleton idea of its appearance
two thousand wagons, each hauling hlteen
hundred pounds Ofsfreight; sixteen thousand
head of cattle, two acres OF OK Jokes TO hltch
them up with, two thousand oX-drivers; and
then it proceeds to imagine what grand opera
the caYalcade would make: "Suttice 1t to say
that thousand whips are cracking, sixteen
thousand tails arc daily swapping the flies OF
June away, two thousand drivers shrleking,
eight thousand wagon-wheels squeaking, all
eager to join the Anti-Mormon fray; when, at
the closing recitatiye, heard OF builalOes ana
six hundred Indians break in upon the tram,
and general stampede ensues-then, and not
till them do we show our true musical strength.
TIE New York Herald says of a Charity Ball
at the Crystal Palace, Thursday night last,
"never before did charity cover such multi
tude of sins" There was bad Management
generally. "There was nothing to eat" Liquor
was in abundance and flowed freely:
Aud this flow of liquor produced its natural
effects, and as the small hours wore on, border
ruffanism was rampant There was fighting,
bowling and screaming for the lost garments
The policemen who endeavored to assist the dis
tribution did it in such stupid way that they
made matters worse. Disorder reigned supreme.
Pickpockets and clothing thieves darted here and
there like Mexican guerrillas, plundering as they
went. All sense of courtesy and Politeness was
lost People were knocked down kicked and
trampled upon. The Palace resounded with the
din of shouting, bowling, roaring, cursing,
swearing and screaming, in all the languages I'M
der heaven.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

HE that sells and.lies shall find the lie left in
his purse.
TnE man who remains in the mill grindS, not
ne who cnmes and goes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
REMOVAL
MIXTURE HOUSE

HAVE removed from my old under Tn the spIsg
the Shaving Saloon Bush's Literary De
pot under the MLnFe House, where usual prepared
my customers, the public generally, in
all the branches Of my business RIIINEuAKr GACS
NB.-The bath rooms nave been thoroughly rehei and
prepared for Summer Warn and cold boths always
in readiness. RpS.lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
WILDE & BRO,

Wall Paper!
NHE Cheapest Wall Paper and Window Blinds, are at
Il GRAVES, Main ct, Centre Wheeling. APPS
INL0OR OIL OLOTH.-Some beautiful patterns Of FLOOR
Oil Cloths, IN yards wideonly 50 cents for the
ming yard, for sale At the cheap Wall Paper Store by
0IL CLOTH TABLE OWNERSHIP largest only one
" dollar common size, 02H and Is cents.
NyILLOW CABS AND WAGONs.-2O Willow CABS and
w Wagons, for sale very cheapb by
II EAp QUARTERS for Wall Paper, Window Blinds
IL Blank Books, Cutlery, PerfumeTy Music, VaTir-
y Goods generally, Is at tnh2Tl PAYNE = cos
Shawls and Mantillas.
ion GRAPE sHAWLs, Of recent Importation n ON up
1NO 80 dollars. The Five Dollar Grape white
either plain OF embroidered, are fully worth $40.
SILK SHAWLs-Plain black and colOTed.
THIBIr SHAWIS, Black and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also, few high coloTed and white.
STELLA sHAWLS-1Ol Of the handsouaest ever offered
In this city with MoIre Broche and Printed Borders.
800 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every style In market such
. @ i-aee ahu sns' an1 PAM etc.
a. very Great bargains at ALEX HE1mANs.
ap5-Sm 49, Main So.
M 000 BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best assortment
lOSOOO IN the cy-about different patterns rang
is az ne'c and in good order, and be sold Those
Eant OF good and cheap article viii please ean sud
anime my stock. J. G. HARBOUR,
1Go ash price for Rye aud Oats. DeANE ADAMS,
ePl NO 90 Main St.
REsH from Publishers large Music Songs
II and Duets Musicians invited to call and
mh2i PAYNE co
WINDoM ShADEs.--Just Teestysai, 800 pieces Of nsE
w Window Paper Also, Buzz Holland Green oil Cloth,
aps JOS. GRAVES.
A Lso-Sa bushels OF Corn Neal, Just reeeiv-d -
"A aps !. ". PuAPHRRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

n B-NIessrs Y. o. take pleasure referring, byP
mission to thr following gentlemen
H. r. Weed d. D.: Hon. Geo w Thompson, His Hon ARD
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, Esq, B. ~ Eod ESQ., DR. John
PrsselI, Dr. W. J. Bates, DR.. r. II. Cummns- DR.. T.
Hidret ORA 5. Todd TaiIant neiapIain John Kaor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
For Rent.
For Rent.
OHoes 10 Lat-

THE store-RoOm Main street. North Wheelinr for
u merly occupied BY 8. d. Woodrow For terms ami
20 lmhI9l 6E0RGEE z. MICKHAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
To Let.
DENTS

THE undersigned respectfully inform public thatthey
have associated themselves together for the practies
OF Dentistry oee Is n Market (betTren
Monroe and Union Sts > where they will happy 10 see
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist
ants Of Dr. Huihen, and the senior partner ha
been constantly IN the the
eleven years. during he has become arquain
ted with Of the leading Dentists in almost all
cities United and fImarised himself
with their peeuaTties in operating They there.
fore OF being able satisfaction
10 ali who NAV favor them with their patronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
Wheeling, Nov. Is, 1851 JAMES ORR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16
-, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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~ ,. ior six months payable in advance. For the
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p hDSSr;sbly in advance. When letters containing
h'S .sn, by msil they must be registered, or they
r ~ ;. me risk of the writers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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t.r - Sbi,usres and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16
NUMBER 81.

ranload from that point TO iuterssct the S;roi,s
,hst thessee -. nt railroad at Big Lick or Saleh snG
nrnvementa ~ Ie opposed to "any more Jackson i'm,
pino,;aas ahe,,,, put do not percsve why similar
Tnrtb r;vsr eao him 10 oppose the purchase of ,b
North river Isg,,nent' He says the tonnage of the
tho tonns 'eslinatey belongs 10 the canal Srdid
me tonnage from the nepbbo.HoaS .a"a, os pS% S%Si
'orheriy oelong TO the imperect naviao,;,n "r
ffer oul as tue accommodation nf H. i,, ~
supposed TO justify in part the budina of the
osuS e, 80 the accommodation of the former X
Nprth rivsr rha ~ paft the Improvement of then
me OBJECT in both cases ia to a;vs salty
ease and dispatch to trade, and TO raos;,s saiy'
sation IN tolls If Common Ssnss" ,y;, i've cohPeil'
incned 10 mink be will find, that the a
now comes out OF the North river is NOR. sai,
10 tne cana tnan That which comes from all ,hat or
uon OF the main line extending from the rnnn, f
North river to Buchanan. >'e niou'h vi
But Inc truth is, Common Sense" has bms.,f sr,,
gesteo the proper view to be taken of the imno;cv
nno lnustce OF arresting the canal at Buchanan VIZ
lhat II would impose perpetual tax of very onar
ous Ghafacter on the present limited trade OF the
SaaoI o.neI WORDS, II s true, that from the em
sseeu CONDITION OF the company, and the neces.
sty lot raising large revenue from small businass
.ns ihs upon fhe canal are and muat ,opt;nua hgb.
put reeVe the company from its elnbsrrassmsnts a,
.le scheme proposes to do and complete the
as e conversion scheme will enable It 10 do.
ana tnen how changed will be the asnect of affair
not only TO the company. but to the State: for ID
oerate opinion Is, that the revenues from this i'm
ProVement alone would enable the State 10 nav of,
eve'y uonaf OF her debt, and enable her to build
ra,I III road from Buchanan to Big Lick besides
ins thiug OF trying to arrest the canal for the ben.
eht OF particular localities an old policy and r,
spectfully submit, that the arguments which rho Il,
mented Ioler was wont to urge in favor of stopping
u al Lyncn6urg were much more forcibe than sny
ping it at Buchanan. B,s,S RE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16
TRIAL OF COLONEL SUMNER.

CARLISLE, March l2.-Tbe court martial trial o
Col. Sumner was continued to-day. Colonel Harii.
testi6ed that neither he nor Sumner construed the
note to Col. Harney to imply challenge. Col. Sum
ner had selected no friends. COL Sumner submitted
In Defence that the acts specified as offences were moi
the product of sudden emergency or an exp resson o.
passion but the result of deliberate consideration and
conviction of an absolute necessity. The charges
were met in detail.
In the court at Leavenwortb, Col. Harvey charged
the accused with ungentlemanlike conduct and false
hood. and when appealed to to relieve the accused,
he wrapped himself in the silence of insnustion. lie
denied that the letter was Intended as challenge
but an invitation to leave the District OF Columbia to
examine the cause Of the difficulty. The accused
The court WIS 10 secret session for very short
time. The judge advocate proceeds immediately te
Washington with papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16

The New York Courier and Enquirer thus defends
the "solid men" of New York, who signed the call
for the great demonstration the 4h instant in be.
half of the speedy admission of Kansas, from the
envenomed assaults of the Tribune:
VIrUrERATIoN.-We do not believe that the Tri-
bune promotes the interest Of the cause 1t advocates
by coupling the names OF such men as Henry Grim
nell, Mathew Morgan, Charles Augustus Davis.
william Wbitlock, Jr., James Lee, Stewart Brown,
and Moses Taylor with an attempt to justify lying
and swipdpg,' or by applying epithets so coarse
those in which il INDUCED yesterday to citizens who
merit and enjoy the confidence of this community
We differ widely from these gentlemen in regard to
the Kansas issue, and believe that they support a
course of sc,ion which, if pursued. must result in
consequences disastrous to the peace of the country
but we do not question their motives, or suppose
that they be convinced Of their error by vupera-
tive abuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-16
!, TuR GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
j AhA AAATlnA

-,,v,TIOS having been received by the Execu
BYRD WHORTON slias ALBERT BYRD
EEss,roS is charged with having stabbed Joseph h.
49, ;s,sn, 10 kill in the county of Caroline and
a III Wbor,on has escaped from the county and 10
p ~. larse; therefore do hereby offer reward
dollar. 10 any person who shall arrest the
and deliver him into the jail OF said county;
,,,sCyer require all officers OF this Common.
wi md military and request the people general
,ssr best exertions to procure the arrest Of the
sso-top - Won ihs, he may be brought to justice
'.Nrs., ms hand as Governor. and under the Less
Srsl o; the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
iS,b dsy OF February, 1855.
' HENRY A. WISE.
!, Governor; GEoHcE w. MrSFoso;
Sec'y Of the Com'th.
|, wboron is about twenty.one years Of age, about
,,b has rather dark hair and complexion, frec'
1s" - cb.aL bones Feb l7-c3w