Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-31
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TnE SWIM MIIK WEgKUIgs- AND THEIR CO.

InE SwHI MILK WEgKLIEs AND THEIR CO.
AUDITORS HERE.-sfI'he ignorance and wicked
ness of the lower orders in this parochia district
is frightful," observed Mr. Bundle, ashe passed
with his head down through the narrative of
Oliver Twist
The ignorance and wickelness of the little
swilI milk weekly papers of the taekwcods re-
gions of this and adjoining congressional dis
trictS, is'likewise frightfuI. From:them, we beg.
in the language of the old Scotch invocation,
the ''gude Lord to deliver us" Take them as
tribe and they are the meanest specimens of
blurred, badly printed wiltcd bIackguards that
We can at this moment call before our mind
AT the time Of our purchasing this Office we
found that great numbers Of them Ind fastened
themselves upon our Daily and Tri Weekly ex-
change lists. In the course of the year, inpur-
suance Of plan of economies which we had in
nugurated, we chopped off the heads of vast
numbers of these miserable trash. Many of
these same skin and bones affairs had been in
the habit of buying costly printing materials of
US on credit, for which they made it point
never to pay so long as they could helpit We
put stop TO this also. Soon ne found that n
majority of them were commencing weekly IL
with our paper-never complained of its here
sizes. 1t was only when shut down on
them and they missed our paper from their ia
bles, that they began to realize what heretical
sheet we published These poor snivcling
bloOd-suckers missed our dispatches, and found
that their people were beginning to take our
Weekly and Tri.Wcekly, TO get the early news,
and that inAamed their little minds to such
exhibitions of spite, as we have lately mem
toned.
The Wheeling Times and Wheeling Argus
papers hardly one degree removed above the
standard of the miserable specimens which we
have noticed, carefully collected these vcnemous
paragraphs, in order to make capital for their
sinking fortunes. BIT we intend TO keep our
eye on the whole litter of them, and let the
public, which they seek to mislead, know why
and wherefore it is that they thus conduct
themselves.
RAGLRoADs.-The competition in fares between
the N. Y. Central and Erie Roads has opened
new field Of operations for brokers. in the pur-
chase ofticketl at So, TO be held FOR the advance
which is sure to be made when the trouble is
over The Y. Y. Eforess says parcels of Que
thousand tickets have been bought by brokers,
who have at the same time sold the stock
short, reasoning that low fares must depress
the stock, while IN advance would at once
make profit on the tickets over any advance
OH the stock. The quantity of tickets thus
bought has attracted attention generally, and
the agents now stamp the tickets as good for
two days, instead ofissung them plain and good
at any time But the sales viii give the Cen
trail considerable money in its July report of
earnings which the Company must afterwards
pay for by redeeming the tickets.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTn.-It was
painful TO sec how the small luminary, next
door, squirmed under the terrible betting which
itreceived from the great Ajax organ at Rich
mond, yesterday morning. The poor things
bach, last evening, about o'clock, looked
frightEully raw, aud the pepper and salt were
evidently doing their work
If the small organ ever lives through this, we
opine it will never let slip another shipper against
the great grand daddy organ of the unwashed..
The small organ will never be the same again,
We expect. Its back and spine are in a long
ways worse condition than Summers.
Recipa-A gentle laxative and light cruel
morning and evening, This is not specific,
however.
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