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suRe RIBE RS.

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10 every Three Dollar subscriber We send
without charge, Il copy Of each Of The Beauti'
ful Portraits, in oil co0rs, Of Gen. Washington
and Henry Clay, match pictures, which Tor
beauty and artistic coloriug, each in imitation
nf Oil Paintings, have never before been equal.
led 10 this couutry--simiIar ones in london,
costing six dollars apiece. No home in Amer
ca should be without these fine tle.likU pol
traits. FOR Five Dollars, VIC send Two cop.
les Of the Magazine, one year, and one o.
each Of the portraits. ADDRESS
WATSON a CO., Graham Magazine,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia "a themost common disease among
an diseases IN tlis codatry. ltassumes thous'
and shapes, and IS sue primtry source ot IL
uumerablc dan gcrous mslidies; but whatever
It's typo Or symptoms, however obstinate i,a
resistance 70 ordinary preparations, it yields
readily and rapidly to this searching aud IN
ering remedy.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

UARROLLTON, OHIO.
ON the lst Of October next, the undersigned
Twill have the above House ready for the en-
Iertainment Of the travelling public. The same
"a undergoing thorough Iennovation from eel.
lar to garrett and will be in excellent condition
for the reception OF guests, where their every
Nsht shall be fully administered to. The sta
bles shall always be well supplied with hay
and provender for horse. Give me u call
and your bills shsll be reasonable.
Sept. 10Th, '57,-tf SAMUELSrR EEBY,
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EgTr FOUNDRY,

LISBON ST., OARROLLTON
WHE subscriber would respectfully inform
! Farmers, Mechanics, &C., that he be has
taken back aud has now in full operation the
Carrollton new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order all
kinds OF Ploughs, Plough Points, Stoves, and
Castings Of all descriptions, at the shortest no.
tice, and at reasonable prices.
4 good aad extensive stock of Ploughs,
Points Stoves, Castings &C., constantly kept on
hand and for aisle at low prices, for Cash.
Aug. /, '57..u Z. MCGUIRE,
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THE PERFUME
OF THE
WESTER " HEHISP HER. Z
FRESH FROM LIVING FLOWERS.
MURRAY Il LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER


UluIS rare perfume aud cosmetic Is prepared
L from tropical Flowers Of surprising fragrance
without any admxturo OF coarse essential oils,
which form the staple Of many "Essenccs" and
"Eztrocts for the Toilet. Is Aroma il as in.
c4baustabIJ as that of the "Farina Cologne,
and as iroll and delicate as the breath OF Liy.
ing Blossoms.
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTS?
For twenty years it has maintained its as.
tendency over all other perfumes throughout
Cuba, South America aud the West Indes.--
II has been introduced into the United States,
in response TO the earnest demand growing out
Of is Southern reputation. cure for
Headache and FaintnCSs!
As an OdUr for the handkerchief, it is as dc.
llcious as the lotto Of Roses.n il lends fresh
ness aud transparency to the complexion, anG
removes headache andlaintness.
COUNT,kRFEII,S.
Beware OF limitations. Look for the name
MURRAY & LAEMAN on the bottle, wrapper anC
ornamented label. Sold by D. T. Lanman 4
Co., wholesale druggists. No. Water street
New York, and by all druggists, at so cents pc
bottle.
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aTHE EASY TALK"
sr 81 ~ gP s. +:

One Copy, one scar, 50; Two copies, on'
year, s.; Three copies, one year, S6i SIX copies
one year, $40.
VALUABLE PREMIUMS
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GRARARS ILLUSTRATED
M "A C a ZI N e

IS - - - - -
Edited bY CHARLES G. LELAND, Eal.
WHE same attractive features which have
i characterized "Grahan" during 1897, and
shich have tended 20 materially to 'uercase its
popularity and cicalation, will be continued
during the year 1855.
The Fashion and Home Iepartment-The
latest and best Angmv.nss, with iull aud p lain
descriptions given each month, Of tue most
serviceahle and attractive costumes TOR Ladies
and Children.
SIXTY COLORED PLATESl
Five 10 every Notwithstanding IN all, during
he year. Sixty COlored Fashion and other
Plates, together with large number o! Hand
.ome patterns for all kinds o. CsOtchel and
Needle work.
BEAUTIFUL EEGRAVINGS.
Wbiah are really the Works Of Art, engraved
xpresslv for "Grahamn from the most popu.
ar subjects, and far superio. 10 any Pictures
yul li,hvd in auy other Monthly, viii embellish
every number Of the New Volume.
An Original Story. entitled
"s'g SIS. KIN e. 10 ' r.
| }y Joseph J. Reed, one Of OlT most pCpua
Authors, will be commenced in the JanLar.
No. 1858; also al original Poem by George ID
Boxer, Esq, And a Great Domestic Story b.
| Nrs. B. Q. Hirst,
"THE EASY TALK"
/ A department which has tccn rendered s.
popular by the Editor, Cha!le5 g. Leicnd
| 81, will be a marked feature during the Ae'
| Year, and continues to merit, as heretofore III
dgh praisc Of both The Pres, aud the People
! Together with our usual Historical Sketches
aies Of Society, Sketches o! T-aysl, Transla
ions, Gems 6f Poetry, Fash!on Gossip, Curio'
les, Hints tor OrHamcate! Gardening, item'
ar the Ladies, du.Aoruus Extracts, lGnke
ravels, Recipes Tor the Toilet and Household
Sc, SC,
e y 81 Sg s;
One Copy, one year, 50; Two copies, OF
. I -.r. ~. T'lfaa c.p,iss ~ n yaar So. SIX cO6ie
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
rnE ExcIrINa oAusE o. sIcKNEss.

The blood is the life-sus,ainiug agent IL
furnishes the compoueEts OF aesh, bone, mus
cle. nerve and integuuent, The Stomach Is
ts manulstoTv, the veins is distributors, and
Inc ints.tines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected ia its production Is ex-
PEELED. Upon the stomach, the circulation
aad the bowels, these Pills Sc. simultaneously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the luids, and
ra gulatfr0 the eycretiOps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
FRoM CAMP SCOTT.

ST. LOUIS June IA despatch from St Jo-
seph, dated 18th, per o. s. Express to Boone
Vile says the Sale Lake mail arrived last night,
bringing Camp Scott dates TO May 29th.
At last accounts Capt. Marcy was ON the
Cherokee trail 200 miles from Fort Bridges.
Col Hoffman had reached Big Sandy Ureek,
IS miles from Fort Bridges.
The MOrmOnS were all leaving the valley, and
going to place named PrOverst, 40 miles from
the city, where it IS said they intend terrifying
themselves against further nOlestatiOn-
Gen. Johnston would leave for Salt Lake City
soon, provisions had reached him, independent
of Capt Marcy. The mail party met outgoing
trains at the following places; list train at the
crossingsof Sweet Wafer; I'd. At Bitter Cotton
wood; Sd, ut Ash Hollow; 4tiI, at Walnut Greek,
Mail encountered snow storm in South Pass
10 miles from camp Scott. Met Col. Anderson
at the crossing of the South Platter Col. May Mt
Blue Creek; Commissioners about 10 miles
from camp Scott safr zL U5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nervous IyritqOility.-How often do we see
persons so easily irritated by the comm ones
tias and events of life, as to be perfect "serei-
tive plants" as regards externpl circumstances
Let such persons try the Peruvian Syrup and
they will soon find that with their increased
strength they can buffet the waves of every
day life with vigor and pleasure. AS tonic,
Nervous Debility, Complaints of children and "a
Spring Medicine, tits unrivaIled for. For sale
only at E. Bookings Apotleca, No. 54 Monroe
street, where also can be found Chamcis, Skins,
Soap Powder, Mrs. Aliens Preparation for the
Hair, with complete assortment of Medicine
and Perfumery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
WAsHiNGT0N NEWS.

i
4 JrNE R.-AmnDg the pOstniaStcrs confirmed
are W. u. Holt. COYingtOI. KY: James lIoyle.
NeniH, o.; LnS j. Faran, Cincinnati; BeI jamin
Harrison, Cieve., o; Saul Hunt, Jacksonville;
Peter IIaliat, Peorin; Buckroi b. Howard. Ga
lena; Austin Brooks, Qnincey; Eli b. Hacker,
Dixon; George Fisher, MoFIIs; RuNSel G. Mix,
Aurora, NJ; Bushnell 3. Curry, Rince, Wis;
Geo W. Porter, Harrisburg, Pa; aud Bolton
F. STROLLER continued as collector of Ci.icago.=
Surveyors Of CusiOins-ThOs Benson, Quincy,
and Danl Warren, Galena, Ill; 4. jefferson Sier-
lock, Cincinnati,
The Secretary Of tho Navy. viii this week
take up the subject OF the construction of eight
war vessels recently authorized by Congress,
they viii be pm; under Way SQpu rs ptaciira-
bic. The meuIbeI6 Of Congress from districts
in which there are navy yards. are earnestly
pressing their claims.
The President somewhat improved IN health,
ne gave an audience, at mon, tn the members
of Congress on the eve Of leaving the eitp.
.JuNg IT, 2ei, 900 dollars are appropriated
for transporting the mails from New York, to
New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah, HavTe and
Chaeres, and back; 1925, 500 between San Fran
cisco and Olympus; $22, 400 for mails via Pu-
get's Sound; 100000 from New York To Hayre
via Southampton and Cowes; 100000 between
Charleston and Havana, and 100000 across
the Isthmus. It IS not lawful for the POstmaS-
Ter to make any steamship other new con-
tracts on the seas, for longer period that two
years, or for any other compensation than sea
and inland postage, and If conveyed 10y a for
eign vessel, for sea postage only; the preference
is always 10 be given to American companies.
when departing from the same port for the same
destination, within three days Of each other
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18

Tile Best, all the Timel-The best White
Lead in the market is B. A. Fahnestock's Its
worth 20 cents per key more to the consumer
than any other Lead, IteOyers hotter, lasts lon
ger, and is purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is DR., a. $.
Todd's Anti-billious or Liver Pill Its just
the Pill for the season, aud for all complaints
arising from disordcred Liver or Stomach.
Try it. T. Il. LoeAN s Co., General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country.
SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
virorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION

ART df opposite linton. Pictures taken this
Gallery at greatly reduced prices The public are aware
the place the best Pictures that
ken in the city.
them, that heyneed not 20 TO second
rate rooms eapPietvres but right toheud
quarters prepared to take them rs cheap a.
the cheapest. (dec3i) J.M WfKEs, Artist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PITTsRuUG, May 1T--RiveF o feet ; inches by
l,ier mark, falling. Weather clear. Mercury So
CtNclxxATI, June lT.-River rising slowly
Weather fine
81. LorIs, June f7.-River fallen about 4 in
ia the last SO h6nrs, and stiii falling slowly
Missouri receding, Upper iAlssisSippia falling.
Illinois reported rising again. Weather showery.
Mercury 81.
LouIsSfLLE.s june 17.@Riycr Stationary, with
10 feetIonlthe falls. Weather clear Thermom-
eter 81 ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
PnILADFLPMIA MARKET.

JuNE 1.-THE speculative movement in
Flour has somewhat nbatrd. aed further sales Of
5000 bbIs. choice superfine, have been made at
81, 90 2, aud 800 bblS extra, at S4.S7 IL;
mixed brands Western superfiue are offered at
81, 81 L. without transactions There is more
inquiry. for Rye Flour, and 300 bbls were sold
at S3,31 1-4s3,3 I-2. The stock OF Corn Neal
is considerably reduced, but there is not much
damnnd for IL 49, -.
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go BroAD sTEuT, PInLa., Pa

(Eztraei) 'In ftinE the kettle from the ere 4 he
came Interchangeable tinted over and sealied my bands
very severely almost ia crisp Il aEfnl sight
The Mustang Lfn1n=nt appeared - erlet the pain II
healed rapdlr ithsut sarsness and left 0f
count TFuly YOU'RE CHARLES fOStER
Such language as this. Is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article ) used.
This Imminent IS indispensable to Planters.
aud owners Of horses and mules.-3lr. John ID
nierman. Montgomery, Ala. sold slave for
ssn0 who was raised from utter UseIessness BY
this I.imment Every family should have It
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Linimenf. and take no other.
soil by sH Dealers Throughout North and South
Americl FurOus. and the ISlands Of the Ocean
for 25 ets, so eta. and g, 90. Per Bottle
R.EA.I-Es = I'.FEH, ". -
7. u LOGAN / CO, and LAUGHLISs BusHFlELI
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NrW YnRK- MARKEr

JrYR lT.-Flonr declined Sc; sales at g, OOa
4,O5 for State; 81 coat. 65 for Ohio. and 81, GOA
4.75-for Southern. Wheat dull; sales lO,ODO
bush. sold at S7aS9c for Chicago Spring; ola
90 for Milwaukee Club; 81 ,0sal, 10 for Western
white, and 81 10 for Southern red. Corn tirrn,
at FOa79e for mixed; 74e for white, aud 7sasO
for yellow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
ARRIVAL OF rue vANDERBILT7

ST. .IOHxs; Jnns s.7.-.s-Jhe steamer Vanderbilt
with dates Ia tile7sth, arrived oif-CaPs Race.
The Persia srrrlved out on the 9th
LArEn FiioM IxDLA.-Geh. Ross has defeated
the rebels Who were milking another stand At
Ualpec
Nena Sahib attempted 70 escape to Central
India
a detachment Of Europeans and GhOorhas
have been repulsed in the mountains.
a fearful eruption Of Fesugius had occur-
red. $500
The French Squadron arrived insths Adriatic
seA. n - y = ~ II - y -s<ff4 ~ q . =
The French Ambassador has returned from
sInsnrreetiOu in Gambia and Greece is in
creasing.
LIvERPooL. June s.-Sales ofCotton for three
days we're %, 600, 1000 TO spectators, and 1000
Market opened buOyant, but at the close quota
lions were barely maintained; prices were easier
without any actual change
Manchester adFices unfavOfable; market clos
ing qniet, but steady. Breadstnifs; declining
tendency; all qualities low. Provisions steady
Lard heavy, aud all qualities declined
London market generally unchanged Com
soils aud dividend % 81 for money; 80 5-4a95
rs for account.
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French Goods.


(tHINTZE-209 plrees ~ vide, aFants fnst eolOrs, AZ
Iz{ cents. siuuys sold for . yard Also -
second mourning ehiniEea AZ - cents
LOUPINEls BEST ALL WOOL DE- LAME at StJf cents
per yHrd. - =.
LAWEs-Te very best quality, which used 70 sell at g
cents, m sen nov a. IR< cents sOae good qualify a.
low 81 cts = yard.
UHALLY DE LAINIs-Piaia and figured. the very snest
OlIBHE GRAPE EESPAGSE-Z5 pieces beautiful styles
oMBRE BGREGE 50 pieces. worth 80 cents, for only
- cents yuTG.
~ rev pieces AmsIne Dress Goods, very nice aud
500 pieces lew sElk.-An excellent a1-boIIed
Bae S, very rich lnstre - Inch side AZ only 63 cts
per ard; sold last seasouat 81 per yard. =r.rTgs
Sbe GsFeatest Barsniu Ket-
will sell superior FIX ROBES 20 yaTdl each.
quality sold last ~ from SIS % $50, Ter only
SIS apiece. I challenge any merchant possessing
silks, deny that these kobes not
sold half value Also asnperior article COkOkD
POULT DE- ROBES 4 QBXbLlEs side stripes veTy Dr.
IrsbIs eolors iEns and viii be sold at baEEaln
rea and bought below Importers cost
Also just reeetYf a6Vut 50 dTrSF patterns or NV sty Hes
fancy silks. Ter9 hand8ozne and cheap
100 BAL EGli LAWN CHALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and doube skirts BARGE Ross 90 yd e soid
last season SO, will sell for - Chaly Robcsu
excellent STYLE very cheap Pine Lawn Rohs at only One
Dollar and Fifty Cents apieers AZ ALA IIEIMANEr
nn3-Sn 10 Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18

More A6out the Horse 7aiet-Josiah Max
wei, who has been in Jail for some time upon
the charge of horse stealing, hadanOther exami'
nation yesterday, before Aid. Duty for stealing
a horse from his uncle, also named Maxwell;---
Iewas committed for trial
This Josiah Maxwell lisa most bold and adroit
thief, and it is rather surprising that hehas con-
fined his talents altogether to horse flesh. 1t
now appears beyond doubt, that within the
space of three months he has stolen three
valuable horses. He stole one horse il. Ohio,
brought him here, sold him, stole another here
to ride back upon, and going back to the same
place stole still another and brought him here
for sale, when he was fortunately arrested by
officer HawIey The last horse was identified
yesterday by his relative, the elder MAXWELL
Josiah will probably go dozen years to the
penitentiary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
Tt1e Daily Intelligenoer.-

pssOns wishing the Dailg l'ateliigeaesr, can
hayeit left according to directions. for ten eeHts
yer week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
ouiers for the paper can be LEFT at the Office
or handed to the carriers.
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys, unless they can show authors
itv from Sir. Rice to make collections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
lRAnTIMoRE- MARK IA.

JuSE I7.--Flonr quiet Wheat steady. Corn
active at 6S.70 for mixed and .70a72 for White
Whisky buoyanf and tendency upward Pro
visions dali. Bulk meats nominal Mess Pork
nominal $I7, 90
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Transient Advertiaemontg.

Itwould be a relief from very disagreea6le
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, if all persons would remember that tram
silent advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR lN
ADVANCE. Requests aremade for US to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
ties. OF course we don'rdo so. g5y+T The mon
ey must, in all cases, accompany the adver-
tiSement esf .HE
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Late 1. G. Baldwin { Col Rochester, n.
AMBROPYPES
wmIsaI CANNOT BE SURPASSED,

AMBRoTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYpEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet-Iron, Patent Leather DC
Taken in any warranted equu any thveity
AT THe CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
ap9o-1y @. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
CoLl.Inrs. O.. Juhe ~

COLUsBus o., june 10. -Yhe Supreme Court
this morning decidea5that the laws passed by
the late Legislature. iag from the Governor
the right Of apPQintiug officer for the govern
ment or the Pnnilenliafy And Stale House, as
uuconslitatiOl'al' q Judge Barley rdiseaiel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18

Rewards of Merit--At the last monthly
meeting of the Directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, testimonials were bestowed up
on, those employees of the Company. who, faith
fully discharged theirduties during the ''strike''
on that road in May, 1857. 1t sill be retiem-
bered that the riot continued for three days,
and was not puzzled until put down by the mill,
tary and State authorities. Five conductors re-
ceived gold medals as tokens of appreciation for
their services, and ffty-four silver medals were
distributed among as many conductors, engi-
neers, firemen and brakemen. Handsome speech
es were made by the donors and recipients on
the occasion of the presentation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18

the Exchange bank Of GIihin has faded s Il
his an agency 1t Memphis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
GREAT ATTRACTION
Tn CENTRE WHEELING.

ToIiN ROE1IER having recently removed 70 his new
81 store rom, - Main street. right opposite Mrs
on the lareff best "a The city, and
tire of goods. which for quantity quality or style,
rnuntAins. therefore tass pleasure IN nviting s friends
and the public general give him early cai - be
cal OPr rare fadncemeuts 20 purchases in the o.
great Tedustiou IN prices OFtnE % t lgtgr9, o. te
bou-4r many goods leariF hall the Eu
prices and viii ssll them - n-aly oIal lat o hare
10 nav therefore, Ladies', do Rot delay bat cour
~ once and eNamfne for yOurs-Trs and ynu yin not b.
dtsnpD6ibte For Instance he viii sal good lawns Tor
fancy swiss Rcbes IN the city; Cli-
lies Delnngs Rareges ChluEes Brunsr at nearF one
half tr ni price Bouue, the llrest and btsl Erlcc-
led stock Of cTlPos sk, straw. AID Alen ene
Cidrrns Hats Eafs "a the eifT - greatly refused
price, and thousands q other arteiss too uucrQus %
ineurI6u % the nest eoIIlsf sffs g
" fns the cItys therefore ldFise All who afe IN
search noods, snd wish - Money % give
TIli1Is 80 John EoEAtEE,
mVsI - cenire nheeans-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
more was eonsidersd orfhIe-' s case Spavin)
but sInes tie free use Of llustan IiniIBent have
him $50 eaAh- IOur I4niment has beeu doing
wonders up here"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
: DATTROAD ETTOTTONS.

CLEvELAxD, june ~ Cleveland & Toledo
Railroad CO. held an election yesterday, which
resulted IN the reelection Of the entire old board
Of directors and president
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18


IYhipping Her Has6and- IJOMan's Rights.
1t is no uncommon thing here to see men
fined or sent to Jail for beating their wives
Indeed, we know of one or two men who have
paid not less than one hundred dollars apiece,
in fines, for indulgemces in that way, within
the past year, to say nothing Of how they have
been "luen'd VI" in the calIaboose when they
didn't happen to have the money 10 satisfy the
Aldermen But the order of things is being
"slightuallyn reversed Yesterday morning a
Mistress Duff, u large, buXom woman, whofves
ON Market Street, between Quincy and John,
was arrested by officer Lancaster and taken be-
fore Aid McCourtney, for beating her husband,
:, weak, ditninitiye and inoffesniye man. Mrs
Duff was sent to Jail, and everybody said served
her right. She is said to be perfect tlgress in
ferceness when she takes notion, 1t is said
that whenever she desires to punish her hns'
band, she locks all the doors in the house, SO
as TO cut OIL all means of escape, and then goes
into him systematically, first COMPRISING his
windpipe, ard then giving him a sort of nsccl-
laneous going over.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18

You Can't Tell Hoc.- Time was, when May
and June, principally composed of North East
ers and drizzles, raw nights and winter clothing,
would have astpnished society, and excited in
dignation or at least grief But the weather,
for a year or two past, has been SO erTatc; poll
ties have been so irregular, dress has become so
capriciDus, and in short, almost everything has
departed so much from the old beaten track,
that we have given up being astonished at any
thing. Possibly, a hard frost or a snow storm
during the coming week, on or about the Fourth
of July, might be commented on as unseason-
able; but as we write, VIC remember to have
seen fire kindled ira parlor in thecoantry, on
the evening of the last Fourth of July, and
very comfortable it was. We believe that it
was theory of Fourier, or of some of his
friends, that the climate OF the world, quality
of the soil, and other natural conditions would
in time be gradually changed and modified to
suit the changes of society; but if there is any
truth in this doctrine, mortals must be becom-
ing sadly wicked.