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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05
MISSOURI EIgcIIoN.-We ought TO have lad

MISSOURI EEECTroN.-We ought to have had
the news of the result of tho ST Louis election
twenty-four hours ago, at least. But they arc
such poking set down there in the regions
around aboutSt. LOUIS, that it is only this morn
ing that re have any tidings Of the outcome Of
the triangular fight This news, however, is.
here now-and it tells us that Frank Blair,
Free-soil candidate, is beaten by several
hundred, for Congress. Frank Blair was a
number one man-modcrate and conservative in
all his views, he commanded great weight in the
House of Representatives. We fully expected
to see him returned. He owes his defeat to the
miserable policy of the opposition forces
Hundreds, whose second choice he was, throwed
away their votes in the hopeless delusion of
electing their first choice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

TRADE AND THE CEoPs.-The fall dry goods
trade is about to commence in New York, and
several large sales are announced for this
week. Southern and Western buyers are al.
ready in the market, but buying sparingly of
WOODEN and cotton goods. The assortment Of
all kinds of goods is very full, especially of
delaines, shawls, prints and fancy cassimeres.
There is an immense quantity Of potatoes
OF last years crop in the hands of the farm
ers of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine,
which WILL in a great measure be lost, as the
new crop is at hand for use, and, with the
exception of pigs the farm stock will not feed
on the old ones, which must rot, or be made
into starch.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the grape
crop in the region of that city this season
may be designated as almost an entire fail.
ure. Some few vineyards will have some.
thing of a crop, but, in the aggregate, all the
wine produced will not pay the expenses Of
tending the crop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

They have new mode of.electioncer;no, -
Canada. The London Free Press has ado9ete i
the novel expedieht ofpublishine the bSmnps IF
the respective candidates, phrenoogically clas.
sltled and with their respective values more mi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05
MARRTF.D

! At the reside zoe of Mr.. John OMEN On, SSon5
- iSs., ~ me Rev 3 Mr. JOHN sl-
Of this place. IS s-l1 - - aE LEXINGTON,
RosHy Rock Va, Aug. 4, 1883
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four Local corresnondence.l

st. Domingo lnsurrectton IN Washington-Ho,o
itLooked- What sCas said and done-A 1f0ht
at Ganons0urg Coz1egs-Tas .Suspended Stu
,7ente Of IPnohi,,l ILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

tors Is being discussed in the New ENGLAND m.
pers. Itgrows out of the execution of NIagee,
Mt Boston, some weeks since. His body after
being suspendeda about haitian hour was given to
the dissectors. In about an hour they commen-
ced operation, andi found there was pul.
sation, aud beating ofthe heart. They seem,
however, to have proceeded with their labors
and opened the chest, after which the heart
continued to beat for several hours, and could be
excited into action by irritationwith the scalpel.
space on the neck had escaped compress
sion with theTope, and it is thought by some
that life was not entirely extinct and could have
been restored had not the body been opened.
while others consider the action of the heart nc
merelya muscular phenomenon.
-f.fhss
CoRSs AT SARAgooA.-The Saratoga paners
contain professional cards of corn curing doc,
tors. Corn doctors always spend the snn,r,o,
at fashionable watering places. They fint, their
best crops beneath the delicate slipper Ladies
whose pretty feet trip lightly to the promntipgs
OF music at Union Hall, Saratoga have - ,tal5s
those same tiny little" feet to the v;llsinons
sO'n o0eLoF next day to have them dug out.
a LEGAL sTRlKE. lawyers of Paris. XIV.
have entered into written agreement rssoI I,.
lng 1oincreaSe their fees and to charge uniform
IeteS Inns produced intense excitement among
their clients, anda general compromise of MI
SUITS on the docket is talked of
sro.sS--=----
opR MISERAts, The Richmond lgaqs.igsr has
interesting notices of the Iron Furnaces in Au-
gusta, ROckbridge, and Allegheny counties, in
this State. What a wealth of iron there is
what y wealth Of coal-what power for Manu-.
tactoFies of all kinds
ULTRA As GsuA1.-The Richmond South b,s
no confidence in the proffered friendship 81. the
Nationals who reside in the North, That ionr.
nal says:
I'VE, have noc9ntidence in any man north of
Mason and pixon's line, they cannot he on ~.
friends and be honest The interests oftt. our
sections are antagonistic. The northern nsp
who goes for our interests necessarily a,l.a.
against the interests of the NoTthbis con9 goes
and We can have no confidence in 4 trs;t Sa''y;
matter how high his price, ss11os' no
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05
ZOE aALEO1s RENT.

1.-TWO Houses on John street, House on Hampton at
several ON Quincy street. and dwelling house ana
store room in Wheeling the Main q:
and Alley. Enquire at the Union House, OF
Main and Quincy streets, of JOHN BRUCE.
iuly80k
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BEGoTHY AND STEAMSHIP charlottesville
Cunard Company have rule on their steamers
with reference to religious services atsea, which
is very justly complained of by all denomina.
tiOns of Christian travellers, except the English.
ltPrescribes the reading of the Episcopal ser
vice Sunday morning, prohibits all other public
meetings for religious purposes. Recently on
board one of the steamers several of the passen-
gers met in one of the lower cabins on Sunday
evening, for social prayer, but were interrupted
by Capt. Judkins, who informed them thai such
an assembly was prohibited, and insisted upon
breaking up the meeting under the Company's
rule. Such an arbitrary and bigoted regulation
is unworthy of that company and should DO
abolished: A memorial to that effect has been
addressed to, Mr.. Cunard
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

The railroad companies with whom contract
was made to carry the mails between Washing
ton and New Orleans, in four days, commencing
with the past month, have not yet performed
the service within that time. This failure will
doubtless engage the attention of the Post.
master General when he retnrns to Washington.
1t is caused partly by an insufRciency of the
means of transportation over about 70 miles of
country between the unfinished roads from
Goodmau's Depot and Water. Valley, in Missis.
sippi. The large amount of mail matter which
there accumulated has, by telegraph, been
directed to be sent to New Orleans by way Of
the Mississippi. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

2 II T s
TEE hard times are just having q nccnl;or
development in Minnesota. The ST. Anthony
hepu6tieap comes tous with eleven closely print.
ed columns, advertising lands 70 be scld for tax
eSs on the "a Tuesday in August The quantity
braced the half Of Henaepin county. -
phia says: tli'4e.I
In passing through Pittsburg, some months.
since, Ispprchased bottleof Iqeyharss
4.ttteys 1T relieved me so much that on retur.
nlng home bought two more bottles from Dr..
Dyott which completely cured me of Neuralgia,
nave Fesommsnded the article to many of my
cured them. Think that my recommend5tion
mas done more for its sale in Philadelphia than
your advertising.
We are not permitted to publish the name.
eating with US byletter, will be convinced Of .e
truth ofthis statement s'sss' y -
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M q TIC M

"A LII those indebted to the Arm of Goethe Dickmaa
IA coal miners hereby authorized pay same
to any except the subscriber. compliance with ihIS
notice will trouble and expense to the debtors
firm. AUG, GOETHE,
july21.d1m Surviving Partner.
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sIntIonern,

stationery.
JoTEPAPER and Envelopes ali stvles7 q nd ,t,a s,r
ming dos WISHING Cards. Letter, oap and Hi Pansr
Daytds brilliant Carmine Writing Fluid AZ
notd's and Butlerss Writing and Copying Fnit s AE-
geSot PAYNE & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

For Rent,
OFFER for rent dwelling room, kitchen and store.
room at the corner of Market and Madison streets.
aug4-lw~' A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

TOAYNE& Co, No. "a, Monroe ST. have rece,vs, =.
atts1Sio Songs and Pieces they invite Il.
anu violin Strings which have been pronounced nv s1d
1uu8es, 70 be an extra article. Gall and Try them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

E opened, large stock ofsoft HatseY.
nix ISI S9lAsleEADLe variety, style and color.
BLISS &CAMPBELL,
-- No. IS. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

IN kenosha, Wis, a new invention has just
been put to work making matches. II takes
the : block Of wood in at one end, turns out the
round match stick, dips. it in birthstone and
phosphorus, and depoits the finished mat.
ches, perfectly dry,in boxes at the rate &c
1s,GOo boxes per day. This is certainly aIereat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05
New MIIsio-

ILD FAMILY RYE WHISKY very superior article T.
tuyS1 - 20 Ards g BIO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

TINE subscriber offers number faeres, suitable land
II four miles from the city, the National Road-for
Gardening purposes; vegetable and fruit raIsing) VIM
lease for number OF years on favorabe terms,
July 29-1m THOS. HORNBRoOK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

SILK 81 :, y! selling beautiful siIE nat
'4s0 BLISS oA Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05

TNIIAT desirable property near Mt. Wood Cemetery
known the King property. The dwelling contains
spfcient accommodations for large family. The lot
contains acres, which could be made good mCket
garden. Also good oTcard &C.. and all lately encl6sed
with an exceIlentfence. For terms apply to
rnhSO-tf a. 2. HULLIHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-05
Bedford Springs.

v1ppso,,. WHEELING STATION, July 7ttl, 1855 Z
through tickets at this station. Fare Seven boIisrs
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When the Address was circulated by mail
and otherwise through West Virginia, we, soon
perceived thatmost of the editors and politicians
otsthe Valley would not embark with us in nm
enterprise of doubtful success. They objected
TO our movements as il-timed, while northern
abolltionism was raging. Without their CON
e Gu we must fail West ofthe Allegheny
the pamphlet was better received; but in East
Virginia some papers denounced itas obolition-
1t is true, as Mr.. Letcher says, that nv. col.
easues did not contribute to the cost of3the
pu6lleatlon. When the printers bill came in.
ana privately spoke to one or two ofthem
ABOUT 1t. found that for some reason there was
a dlslnclInationto contribute. Therefore paid
the printers bill myself AS several of them
aided me in the distribution of the pamphlet.
and never heard till now the charge of fraud
IN the publication, which know TO be false. r.
imagined any reason but that, and made no en-.
quiry on the subject None Of our party ever.
to my knowledge, objected to the contents If
the Address, Now, as Mr.. Letcher,s charge IS
vague; call upon him to specify what sexcen-
tlona6le things" foisted into the Address Nv
sole o5jest is self-defences accuse no one
Let him specify then, having q definite issue
VIII try conclusions with him.
a.. ENRY RUTENER
kanawha Salines, July 10Th, 1868
E!sIs54-=-- --------aaSsllSSSs--
In Kenosha, Wis, a new invention has lust
been put to work making matches. Il takes
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ICE! ICEl,

have lot Of those
fnIv & W 2 tt4aes. BLISS 4 OAMPBELI.,
II. 49, 1
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1 ShE HAT just received, beautiful BACK fassi.
ipl ,psfe aat-somelhtng new. BL1Rs CAMPBEII,
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F'or Rent.

~ once, No. 11s7E, Main Street between Monroe an
Union-Up Stairs.
Il. II. HUBBELL,
7sie9g1y N0s99M Monroe street-Up Stahs
, 1858-05-21

AhlNA VI ANiN"'
A first-class weekly pictorial paper for the
friends Of progress and their families.
FOURTH HYEAR--SUBsCRIBE NOWI
TEE u,rs,rp ,rru
.-,',--- -. - : ID.
Embraces weekly summary o. passing events
iorelgn, domestic, nserary, sclenunc. ana human
itary, IN every numner. Important movements
IN the business world careiuly noted. great
variety of interesting mlsceiianeous mtellgence.
me news eonocuseu, - as y present N .noo.
crate compass every thing wmcn an Intelligent
iamly ought 70 Know;
Inc conductors q Llie Illustrated believe IN
tne gcoa time coming, ana are assiauous IN
cnronlcilng a,l tna. promises . nasten II New
nvenuons caculateu 70 save iAoys, pronote com
oss.S "n5 SescThaS Ger Gsn"So any % Il
an ~, dersrtments s 81 ahirs has Arm end n tbs h
Journal.
Despite our numberiess schools and COLLEGES.
and the universal interest in education. the 1sct
4 as clear a the day. that we are not vet we'll
Instructed pe0ple. Our schools must he imnrov.
nj and our COLLEGES reformed. This REFORM de.
manded bv the fimes. and bv the growing i'm
nortance Il our country among the nations oft IN
esrth q one which the editors of Iile IIustrate5
arc most solicit0us 70 promote.
With the finest climate and the most glorious
country upon which the sun shines, we are q
nation Of invalidsl Better health Is The irst ne.
cessity Of the people, and Il is one Of the objects
, 1858-05-21
alsttuI pubIiatiuus.
OsP ECTU s
OF THE
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
FOR 1858.

The only publication in the world devoted to
the science Of human nature, mentally and phys
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Errors Of habit and education will be clearly
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Phrenology in its application to home educa-
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Young men ambitious to develop their powers
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, 1858-05-21
TlisttIIaRtOus.
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To the Public.
THIS celebrated Glnpreendlng nothing but what Is,
viz, pure and unaduerated article, and assuming no
artificial merits Ui what IL Is not, some Of val
extensive sales In the cities Of New York, Philadelphia
Boston and the Western Cities has been pronounced by
the public, as well as by the hest medical and scientific
authorities throughout the United States and the Canadas
to be SUPERIOR not only % beverage Of general use 70
any other article competing against H. but Is unequal
To persons travelling In these days Of rapid transit from
East 10 West North to South, and more particularly 10
those crossing the Ishmus and who chang
ing their water as well their cmate-Who are drink
ing ind ed dozen kinds Of water In every twenty four
hours and each dranght containing property acting
causing an unnatural degree Of excitementt to the stomach
1t Is positively and sbso uey necessary to use cOun-
teactng agent. From the fact that this article Is pre-
pared expressly to meet such exgences and TO act as
xe know Il will act, as an antidoe, confidently pre-
scribe Il as the very best article In the country The
name Of Aromatic 6cheidam Schnapps has never been
attached In any way TO this article.
the London CIulrllOtise Gin
Requires none Of the usual caution TO the public to
beware Of cOunterieers being like all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art Of counteTteiting.
The London Club-EIOuse Gin
4 On antdOle 70 the horrible adultenUn which every
thing alcoholic is snbmtted-the nOxous p0sOns made
up and sold Is AROMATIC ScHEIDAM ScHHAPPs, DC.
The London clab-HOuse Gin
Requires no word Of advice" no caution 10 the pub.
ic Those Who once drink u find security in lie virtues
vile limitations even under advice - while those who
canton the public against countereites have them
selves been cautioned By the public 10 beware Of any but
THE LONDON CLUBHoUsE GN
WILLIAM II. DAY,
cole Importer, New York.
, 1858-05-21

Annn lately went to the Postohice, and
putting his mouth up to the delivery box, cried
OUT Louderp The clerk, supposing tho mar
% Be deaf and be was making request ol
him 70 speak louder, 90 that 30 could hear,
aliod him n . loud tone the name Of the per.
son f6r whom ho wanted . letter.
nLou1crl' aicd the man.
aWhaf namsF yelled The clerk. Ok
nLondarp again bawl6d the man, who
nov supposed tho clerk 10 be deaf
he olnlk took long breath, and with all
Biz might again baulod out In the mans face
he 1lmo question, What name J" This
was done n 50 loud tone that the echo
seemed % return from tho lhr Of bills.
1he uan started back IN alarm, shouting
% i11 vely top Of bis big lungs:
HLoudel. slF, L.ouderl Itold you LouderI
~ naua u nothing elsel"
'nOh. ahi 0h, hol" said the clerk, your
namsig gLouder, ehl Didn't think Of that -
hs.s's your lst,sgI NJ Londet, here's your
IoiterF
, 1858-05-21
WisceiIapg.
Drove Of Irlsh Bali.

The following was written half q century
ago, by Sir Boyle Roche, q member of the Irish
Parliament. The letter was addressed to a
friend in London, and it is old enough TO be
new 10 nine out Of ten readers;
Ny Dear Sr:-Having now little peace
and quietness, set down and inform you Of
the dreadful hustle and confusion we are all
in from those blood-thirsty rebels, most Of
whom are, thank God, killed and dispersed.
We are in pretty mess; can get nothing
10 eat, nor any wine to drink, except whis.
key; and when we sit down to dinner, we are
obliged to keep both hands armed. While
write this hold sword in each hand and
pistol in the other.
l concluded from the beginning that this
would be the end Of it, and | see Twas right;
for it is not half over yet. At present there
are such goings on that everything is at o
stand-still. ] should have answered your
letter fortnight ago. butt did not receive it
until this morning. Indeed, scarce Q mail
arrives without being robbed. No longer
ago than yesterday the coach with the mail
from Dublin was robbed near this town.
The bags had been left behind for fear Of &C
cident and by good luck there was nobody
in it but two outside passengers, who had
nothing for the thieves 10 take. Last Tues
day notice was given that gang Of rebels
was advancing here under the French stan
dard but they hadno colors, nor any drums
except bagpipes.
Immediately every man in the place, includ-
ing men, woman and children, ran out to
meet them. We soon found our force much
too little; We were too near to think Of re.
treating. Death was in every face; but at
L we Wont, and began to be all alive again.
Fortunately the rebels had no guns, but pis-
tolls and pixies, and as we had plenty Of mus
kets and ammunition, we put them all to the
sword Not a soul Of them escaped, except
some Of them that were drowned in the ad-
iacsnt bogs and in fvery short time nothing
was heard but Silence. Their uniforms were
all different colors, but mostly green. After
the action we went to rummaye q sort Of
camp which they had left behind them. All
We found was few pixies without heads; a
parcel Of empty bottles Of water, and .
bundle Of French commissions filed with
Iriah names Troops are now stationed all
around the country, which exactly squares
with my ideas. Ihave only time toadd that
am N ! great hurry.
PSI you do not receive this, Of course
u must have miscarried, therefore beg you
VII ETlio and LEI mo know.
, 1858-05-21

N0TICE.-The inexampled succea Of the LoNDoN
CLuB HoUsE GN has induced host Of imita ors, who
Purchaser will please notice the fac se Of the sigma
WM. II. DAILY.
For sals By all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. California. 6-3ms
, 1858-05-21
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
A Journc, for The Farm, Garden and Eresids
PUBLISHED BY LUTHER TUcKER & SoS,
Albany, N. Y.

TERxS-To mail subscribers, % 90 year Il
paid in advance, or - 30 IL net paid in advance.
The postage on this paper is but Ct cents per
quarter, payable in advance, to any part Of the
United States.
- The same publishers issue the CULT.
VAT0R, on the first Of each month. II forms
an annual volume Of about 400 pages-price
Fifty cents year.
, 1858-05-21

Accriain bon uiranl, who carried his eating
eTcnInIod downright eluffony, went 10 hisphy.
sle'a1 one d.y, with . list Of his ailments,
for adFIoc.
Dis1 replied The Doctor, g diet upon
lW0 boNls o. grud day.p tia ls
eDoolol, am no better for your advice, /"
nd 11c p1li1nt, . waek o. two Afterwards.
Have you adhered stficily % my orders, /"
a4.od ths Escllapius; ~did you eat nothing
but he gInelr
.0l courss did. You don't suppose I
could I've without eating. 70 you7 Why, |
took ~ gfhd between meals.H
, 1858-05-21

On Saturday March 9Th, will be pubshed in San Fran
cisco THE M0nrUR Weekly journal Of Catholic Ltena-
ture and General Intelligence twill be issued In quaFt0
form, and contain Grty columns Of printed matter.
MARKS, THOMAS & CO.,
, 1858-05-21

cPERMAToRRHGA, OF LOCAL wEAKNIss, NrHvOuS
~ Debility Low Spirits, Lalaitudo, Woakne1S of ~
and Study, DuDsD q AppEehennlon, Lon q MsmoFy.
aversion % society O solitude, tmidlly GslfdslTu
d9zlne headache, Involuntary discharges panS n nj
and other Indmes nman, ere cured without Nj hV M
Justly celebrated PhysclAn and Surgeon Dr. Z u CAps
KAY. His method o. curing Diseases . new, (nnknoWn
% othel and hence bic great success An cnnaull1iion
by letter Or otherwise, nee. AddFo1s L q CZAPKIY
ND, San Francisco, California i.am
, 1858-05-21
4 KfNGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of broadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

B0afl PEI week, %; Bmrd and Lodging per week, tH
10 $lO single meals, so vents. Board per day Sl Lodg
ingS, so 10 IS cents.
KINGSBURY 4 DODGE,
PTOpretnrS.
NB-The Baggage Wagon runs from the SIats iise
OF charge Ism
, 1858-05-21

TERMS Single copies, l2N cents; by mall % for si4
months; y for one year, invariably IN advance.