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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ALPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By COrneIins L. Chcesman, N. ID /,


By COrnelius l.. Chcesman, VI. ID,
NEW YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
Ia vhich Is embodied fan and chasfe descTiitI0n
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PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii Obvisie
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PRICE 50 CENTS.
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fremont HALL.-Mr w. A. HUME lectures
Sunday morning, afternoon and evening. Lectures
free.
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HAIR DYE-HATR DYB-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
others are mere imta,ions and should be avoided If
you wish TO escape ridicule-
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Nafu al Brown Black, without the least
niuiy 10 HaIr or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded Wm Baichelor ls39, aud over 5000
applications have been made the Hair d his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
to be distinguished from naturl and is WARRANTED
to iniureiE the least however long may be eosT
ued AMI the al effects Of Bad Dyes rsmeded; the Hair IN
vigoratei for life bT this spleudd DEC.
Made, sold applied lin pTyaie Toomsl at the Wig Fac
Il3 Broadway, " Y.
E3 The Genuine has the aud address upon steel
engraving on four sides OF each Box. Of
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Repaired by the Uni05 feiesraph'
OTPIcK, WAuHs's BLOCK, cOKNSS OF BAAA AND
sr cLIIR sTKEEIs-
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PLAIN AND oRNA1IENrAL PRINTING.

~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of every deserpilo
d0no Al Printing Establishment Of the Leaatr ohee,
on tie latest ipr we'd and raid steam presses, IN The
tyle on shor notice and Al reasonable rates Par
aar attention paid blank work. Ever description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
as, sales BO ks, Receiving Books, &C, sc u.
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GROVER AND BAkER's FlH-
~ -

lst. Cotton is used as it is purchased-on sPoOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
"a. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order and does not re-
ouire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, aud will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesrOOn Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
ct the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms sl,5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop 4 Spangler's Block,
mhs0d6m:1es Superior St, up stairs.
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5prrial Notices.
TRAvELRR's REGISTER.

q For Gas FiztuTes and Fitting-Alpiy
Fog EassOrfk 8 Co. ls5 sadlO7 Superior Ifreet-
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ee IN sartueIIs Block Superior street, corner SON.
"a s. Res deues No. III Pittsburgh H., Cleveland o.
isble.dly
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkTY-A lessehold well
- rl IN ceptrai p1rtot The clF- lot los by
10 ieel Nlih sod nuildnss The buildines h lease Of
ys3rs Eiii D. c1chansed al very low prics house
Good fAkM-Ahout % miles from the CITY Plank
lta1-o acres With sl0d hugs and 0rclard with
StU peracre. -
k9ad Vii exchange " a farm
DETROIT ST Near Stale St-Ilouse and Iot-iof a
farm. 49, .
ON LAKE SiiORE-l0 miles west Of the city-Forty-
tSo 90 Acres with small house and orchard acres
ol ,nioer To- 1ehange Tor house and ot-oae West
LOlIAIN Sr.-Good 2AtoEy House and Lot to exchange
fora small farm -sS
" VACANT LoTS- Two good lots on Garden St. to sell
~ hENL-A ABOAkDlNG HOUSE-Wiih accOmmoda-
i I large number % B0aTders well local the
whole be rented.
Asp. Is ory DEalling H0ass On had ST. with vat =
and sas-S30 story Dwelling House On Detroit 81
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MisltllamEons.

THE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks.
r., Iime Burners RIasons Buihders, Captains. AID
m hers who nay wish the quality OF pure
Lime stone.
An erperi@nce oftweny-si1 years Ia this b1slnes war
rants me r pedging myself TO sell Lime Stone Of the best
aty eheaper F quarter Of dollar per cord than they
can be ohiained elsewhere, and hck stone OF any dien
ons rough GU, prOP9 nafey 10 ADDITION pat tne
sou aboard vessels al the Of 300 daily have
go wharf with u feel waer. AMI buoy 70 haul on ny
whan haif mule above Tor Eesl Of the Aaroie hs1o
Light House - -,
June p ss-un6.dem aO7 ALEX. CIEMoNS
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ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.


Mll kell kstale and Insurance Agerts-
TOR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
Il building 24xI0 ieot connected with a blacksu in
suoo having three eresse arranged fur NIanfaeturlnF
business abundant power be supplied Also safina
now arranged which can be purchased a low price-
Wilde renteu iJr one Or two years fav0rabie
abb Apply 70 ROUSE n JENNINGS
ENOR SALE-TKUMBU CO.
Il A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARAI-2fO Acre
with Dwelling Houses, ne with Barn
SneS aud other t1rm buildnsss orchards acres
tinhfT- Sol $ tudv loan and we'll located
EAST tLEN ELAND-FrOm 70 uue acres Of land
al oDtl purchaser. with soJ story Brck House
iEain and large nu1bsr Of desirabe uroo-
cry nles toe Cturt HO1ss By Euc IL Piank Road
EASI ENELAND-& acres with Hou e, Barn ID
Orrhard "a les rom the etE aud short from
the Euclid Plank Road Will sc n nj or ne VhoIe
% 5 l. R o 4 X II IN CE-
EAl EkN STAND Al Station one OF the princ-
pal sros d NON the city. 40 miles distant large and
we'll onstructed building aud ience with
acres o. ldnd Exchange iOr InprOg Cd farm.
FULTON CO.-l60; cres on the ir Line RR from To-
ed0to chicago, one mile from station and and half
miles irOel the COuEty seat, also,
WlSCONSlN--ln the lemOuweir Valley. 0 acres SUI
pertnr land prairie a-l rSer bottom with timber
surrounded By settlements, exchange a IN this
adjoining Counties
$ Uo-Gsd Gas Stock with money exchange for
House and Lot IN the city. well 10 aled and
mess
70 RENT-A Store ia a good town Tor business Conn
y seat about = miles nom the Clfy-Sore l1rseand
To RENT-Two story Brick House on Johnson street
two minutes walk from Post Oficc.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
au1 Re1l f,Strfe Araufs
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S U r. AN CE

- AGENHSs
No. SO Superior Street. up Stairs.
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]. n. JOHNSON, H ]

HOMGOPATHIST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

july 30.-'Ehe Southern mail brings papers
as late as those due by the Key West.
The correspondent of the Charleston papers
states that the brig, Huntress and cargo had been
sold for $500.
The captain of the Lyra, seized as SLAYER,
$4,000, and left Key West for Campo Bay.
The ship Competitor, from Canton, with $50
coolies on board, had touched at Key West. j.
The U. S. Sloop.of-war Jamestown, was spo-
ken off Havana. She had 80 or4O cases. of Cha.
gres fever on board, and was bound to New
York.
Official advices confirm previously received
Intelligence that the Emperor of China appoint.
ed an official of satisfactory rank to confer with
the Peace Commissioners. This is regarded at
Hong Kong as an important step toward the
amicable arrangement of difficulties between
contending parties.
Railroad Cos with whom contracts wero
made TO carry mails between Washington and
New Orleans, in four days, commencing with
the present month, have not yet performed SER
vice within that time. This failure will doubt
less engage the attention of the Post Master.
General, when he returns to Washington. It
is caused partly by inefficiency in the means of
transportation over about seventy miles of
country between the unfinished railroad from
Goodman's depot aud water valley in Missis-
sippi
The large amount of mail matter which has
there accumulated, has by telegraph, been di-
rected to be sent to New Orleans by way of
Mississippi River. The sloop Of war Dale was
atSanta CRUZ, Teenof Island, on June 9th
Commander Blair's report to the Navy DEPART
ment says the officers and crew are in good
health. OF the hundred and seven previously
on the sick list, two died. The Vincennes had
returnedto Porto Praya, and the Marion has
gone to South Nugent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

but little or no inquiry for export, fair demand
for home consumption, which freely absorbs the
receipts; inspection amount to z, 100 bills: sales
to trade have been at 1925 up to So for old
stock supcrfine and fresh ground from new
wheat and $40 up to So for extra and fancy
Rye Flour and Corn Meal very scarce, sales of
former at $3.50 and the latter at per Dbl
bush. sold at $1,16al. 20 Tor fair and prime new
red; $l,30al ,35 for white, including lot old
white mixed at $780,. Old Rye seiisa zoe and
newat 6uc. Corn scarce and wanted; sales TO-
600 bush, yellow at 90 af1oat. Oats Unchanged;
sales 4, $40 bus new Delawareat 37c Whisky
firm, and in good demand at 253a26c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Lost His Money im a lStorm.-During the
storm of day before yesterday, Mr.. Matthew B.
Reed, the collector of water rents, lost some
eighty dollars in Bank notes. The storm came
upon him so suddenly that he had not lime to
seek shelter, and in running rapidly along the
street, his pocket book dropped, and violent
gust Of wind took the notes and carried them
heller SHELTER in every direction. The dust
few fast and furious, so that great difficulty
was had in recovering the money. Mr. Reed is
still small amount out of pocket. The storm
was one of great violence, and we have heard OF
several cases where it caused slight damage to
prOpertY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Rape an N0undscille.-We learn that an eve.
ming or two since, in Moundsville, as young
lady of that place was returning to her resi-
dence from an Indian Show, she was overta-
ken by man named GrandstafT, who threw
her down and by violent effort succeeded in
committing beastly outrage upon her person.
1t is said that the the perpctrater of the heni
Gus deed tied " handkerchiefaround his victims
neck and choked her into submission. A war
rent was Immediately issued for Grandstaff's ar
rest but the william Hed before he could be APP
prehended
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Hon. is 1--WE have had our attention call
ed recently TO matter which we think, for the
sake of common Justice, demands some public
notice. Some Of the upward bound steamers
take passengers at ports below for Pittsburgh,
and receive fare for the same. For week or
two past, the boats have not been able, during
the low water, to make the point of their desti.
nation. In some instances, we learn, they have
landed passengers at our wharf and positively
refused to send them on, or refund the passage
money. If this be true, it is certainly an unusu-
al and dishonorable proceeding, and deserves
the severest censure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Fr0i1-A young woman with very roman
tic name and line person, complained before an
alderman, yesterday, setting forth that she
thought certain dispenser of malt refreshments
had deceived and "ruinatedp her. She ac.
Nnowledsed that she had stopped to folly,'
and that her unfortunate proba6le condition was
mainly a result of her own bringing about. The
aa'"Sal was advised not to go too hastily about
Prosecuting the matter, but to try aud effect a
Compromise with her gay deceiver.
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NEW YORK MARKET

July 3o,--Flour buoyant; sales 10, 600 bbls
at 81 load IL for State, and TOAD, So for Ohio,
an advance of DC on each. Wheat, sales of
60OU0 bus. at 81, 3Oa1 80 for Southern red; ST.
GOAL so for white; 81, 09a, 10 for Western red
sales of 25, 900 bus. at 9Oa9O3 for mixed. Pork
dull. Lard firm. Whisky dull Sugar buoy
ant. sales 600 hhds. Cuha at z 5.S
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BALTIMORE MARKEr.

july 30.--Flour less firm; sales Of new CITY
Mills at $4,87, decline of 10 IL, and Howard
streetat 1870. Wheat irregular at 81, GOAL 10
for common red, and $l20a1, 80 for good 10
prime; for common White, $l,25a1,4 Corn
dull; white lower; quoting at 9Oa92c. Provi-
sions-Bnlk meat firm at 6 Ia for shoulders.
aud 8 1-4a8 l-2 for sides. Lard held ut IL 1-2.
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BhAl4C4'o ARCTIC LINlIW al =

tai II
This lnconprehensble Imminent, upon which the grea
mass of the afflicted of all lands owrey relief from
Cancer, scrola, sprans USES Burns scalds and ali
rapidly supgrsedng allsimar prep
the following Of the won
tfcates from the parties named are the ri
the propretOrs, but their length publication
One Bottle triumphant.
MIS- Moft No: SAB Morgan Street, ST. Louis, having
effect cured by one fifty centbot
tIat of Esnrgatory.
h Of & he
months was cured by three four applications of
E'fty the I.HttIe children.
aaggnfeE o. Mrs on Lake street.
Of boiling water The Arctic applied accord
ing to the directions, and the FIRE Instantly extracted
ssw a's sy .,tsis sq 1o was well
Mrs SeoTgs a Eysr Canal street ~ o. had long suf-
and BY the Of bottle the and
sS'S4 : = 4 iSo ogsTSis' Tnnor.
nm6 5Fss
until he tried tile arctic Ltniment Three bottles cured
- =. VyondcrrnI Cure:
BedIord Mobile was confined cher couch
failure all was cured by the Arctic LINZ
ment, in slittle over month:
r,...,.,, MEAPnIs, TGNa., Nov. 2sth, 1887.
b exposion Of Steam Boiler aad
me to try Braggs Arctic Liniment smart
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks Was
HENRY Z Ia4nsi
The lsIind see! ~ Gu
WEBSTER ClTY Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1867.
had been afflicted with innaed eyes in an aggravated
to effect; induced BY Dr. Baum try the Arctic
daughter atcted in the same manner for the tam
time and during portion of the time entirely blind
sound have o a@a tR eE
M my daughters and besides
yourtnyaluable remedy in my house. Yourstruly,
wEpsrEa CRY, Iowa, Nov a 9sSs iss7.
SeE ,S t that ann with william
~. WADswoRrii, p NJ, webster city.
Good for Antmuls.
This Invaluable Ltniment Is also equally eficatIous Ia
MessFs "a 4rnot ana ye a &rnot
keep the two very West
orally known throughoutthe United States.
We undersigned having Dr. BfaEg's
ment for nu6es of months, cheerfly testify
psrior Efficacy in curing the diseases Of horses;
that would other We keep and have keptfor
Gt Yeas in this and
es great, and We Arctic
We cordially to alvery keepers and
others having hessFeof horses.
LYNCH ARG0T 8 co.,
Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists having old Linimentson hand, viii try
ss as "a @ egi RTS Liz
INTENT. - and tnkeno other.
Liberal &'eOPoBfutono
The propretOrs to furnish of dol
lar bottles with free the
Thsis of the best NJ 7. illustrated papers.
the no heneft of this prop.
Oson1 IS enclosed IN the wrapper around
tle The Arctic put up in 25cent so cent and
bottles. The SO and 81 bottles contain so and 100
recent bniment in proportion their cost and
| are thecheapest. Rorsale by BRAGG & BURROWES,
| SoleP oprietors ,st. Louis, Mo.
AniAgent wanted neyery town and villaIe Applica-
tons must always be accompanied by responsible refer
enses, For sole by IAHGHL1NsG BusHFIELD,
RplS:Iy-Smd&W-Na aener6IAgentsfo l WheelIne.
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Frennh Gnnda

/ d
IHINTzES20O pieces Al idn warranted fast colorp at
" l2S cents always sold for IS yard Also IA
seoond monrnlng chnizeS at1O cents.
bOUPISE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at SIX cents
per yard. -
LAEsThe very best quality, which used to sell at Qb
low as 61[ CTS "a yard - =
OuAhLY DE LAINEs-PlGtn and figured, the very 6nest
plain an Mt ~ cents, and figured at % yard.
OmbtE GRAPE EESPA7NE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and ?olors, very low price
95 cents yard =
~ a few pieces Amelne Dress Goods, very nice and
400 Pieces Few 3ilR.-An excellent all.bolled
per yards solhlaat season at 8 per yard.
The GSreatest Bargain Vet.
VII! sell superior SILK ROBES of 80 yards each same
quality sold last S25 to $50 For only
$40 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
about silks, to deny that these
sold value Also asupeFtor article C0L0RED
i@,OUATLE ROBES a QUILLES side stripes, very de-
5rable colors and de igns and viii be sold at bargan
Ghey are OF very recent Importation of alarge New York
retail bought below
Also, Just receiVe about 90 patterns styles
fancy silks. very handsome and cheap
OOBAREtfE, LAWN 4 GHALLY ROBES both side stripeS
and double skiTts Barge Robes 20 each such
last season for SlO Will sell for $5 ChaIly Robes,
excellent style, cheap Fine Rohcs only One
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiece; at ALEX, HEYMAN'S,
fair
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NOTICE no aRts Us EEkRRPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
9li. sSSs o takes great Peasurs In Informing
his Spring sioux or GOODS, which iU very large
ana the GREATEST variety offered this city
DIV STOCK consists IN part, of complete of
carpets. Rugs oil Cloths Wall Paper, Window Shades
curtain Damasks Satin peaines, Gilt Cornices, Curtain
great variety Of articles too 10 mention This
STOCK mas been selected with great price
and do think that offer that have
not before been offered In this CITY,
Those in want of Goods IN the House line will
please call at the old stand Ne. 1AS BBn5n et.. and
Goods J. q. HARBOUR, 800"
apo No 143 MaingE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

!. 4ssaa'ting an 06tecr.-Jake Cambell, some
ame ago committed an unproyoked assault up
on i citizen of the First Ward Officer Deffin-
oaugh attempted to arrest him and was Knocked
Gown in his turn, but Cambell was finally secur-
60 and sent TO jail for twenty days. His term
having expired yesterday he was sent up for
'l'rty days more as penalty FOR prostrating
lie faithful representative of order.
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FORkIGN NEW S.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HARsfoNIA 4.

NEw YoEk, July so.-The steamer Harmo-.
mia arrived this evening She left Southampton
papers of Saturday evening.
Consols closed on Saturday at previous quo.
tations.
The Turkish government, besides Furnishing
the authors of the massacre at Jeddah, offers to
bestow 100000 francs upon the families of the
British and French Consuls
aSHostilties have commenced between Mussel.
men and the Royals in Bosnia. 1t is reported
in Warsaw that there will soon be a general
uprising in Turkey.
The Russian troops have been defeated by
the Circassians, with u loss of 1870 men and 8
guns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Tie recent rains did powerof good to the.
corn and potatoes and other vegetation. A
friend from the country says he entertained
himself during the shower of Thursday even
ing, listening to an imaginary conversation be-
tween the various roots in the fields, each and
alinsisting upon more room in which to expand
and grow and complaining of being crowded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

, we do they Belong to.-Day before yester-
S S officer Hawley followed young woman to
%, %. ola'rsyillo aud received from her a valuable
,O' 0, ladies wearing apparel, which she ace
s - to having stolen from some resi-
u y, here The owner of the articles can have
them by describing the same to the offisar,s
satisfaction. s''s e'-lSS' .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
RIVER ANp MEATHRR.

PITTsBURGn July 30-Riyer % inches by
metal mark, falling. Weather clear. Mercury
"a dogs.
CINcLNNATE, July so.--weather clear. Mer-
curry 81 dogs.
ST.. Louis, July so-The River has receded
falling rapidly. Missouri and Illinois receding
slowly. Upper Mississippi falling slowly iro@
ST. Paul to Lake Pepin and rising below the
Lake. Weather cloudy and sultry
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RE NOMINATED.

SHELBY, Ono, July 80.--Hop. John sher.
man has been unanimously resnominated fol
Congress in the 18th district.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

Probable Suicide at RitchietoUn.-Yesterda
evening about five o'clock a man by the name
of Baggs, residing in Ritchietown, was found
suspended by the neck, in the death struggle,
upon his own porch. He was Immediately cut
down by young gentleman who happened to
be passing. AT last accounts he was still living,
though no hopes were entertained of his recov-
cry. We learn that Bnggs is dissipated in his
habits and has several times threatened to take
his own life. No cause IS assigned except the
general depression of spirits caused by contiuu-
al drinking He has wife and children but it
is said he not unfrequently drives them from
the house and otherwise abuses them. They
were absent from the house yesterday evening
when the suicide was attempted From the
situation of things it seems that the unfortunate
man had attached the end of the rope to a
raiter, and getting upon two chairs placed his
head in the loop and then kicked the chairs
from under him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

The Military Election takes place to-day.
All those qualified for military duty are entitled
to vote and help make the captains and lieuten-
ants. We hope good aud responsible men may
be selected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31

The Harvest Noon.-This year, the harvest
moon occurs in August, rising for six successive
nights, at nearly tbesame hour. The July moon
is, also one of unusual interest, and scarcely
inferior to the harvest moonin those particulars
which give to the latter its dictinction, being
retarded on 883 minutes in the average of six
risings after the full.