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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

IN different parts of Kentucky, state of
things little better than anarchy prevails. We
have already announced the hanging, by law
less mob, at Campbellsville, of three prisoners
confined in Jail there, and it is now stated that
an independent court is organized there for the
trial of accused persons, and that the mob only
await the sentence Of this court to inflict such
penalty as it may prescribe upon any victim it
may arrnign. at Springfield, KY, mob also
has assumed jurisdiction. A few days since, a
jury acquitted some ono accused of murder,
when the mob proceeded to burn the jury in
efigy, right in front Of the court house. The
most revolving scenes attended the performance,
and the affair wound up with an inaammatory
appeal to the populacs, urging them to further
acts of violence and outbreak
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

GETTING ALONE WITHOUT MoNEr.-It is n GU
rious fact that all the manual labor performed
more than forty miles of which is already fin.
ished, have been done by men. who work at fair
wages and take their pay in stock. The steam
boats carry the wire from. San francisco to
Sacramento on an unlimited credit, and will
probably take pay in stock. The transfers haul
it toits destination, and take pay in stock; the
workmen put it up, and take pay in stock the
take pay in stock; and thus the people, the hard
listed, the bone and sinew of the land, become
directly interested in this great enterprise. The
masses have taken hold of it, and exhibit their
faith in the enterprise by their deeds. Capital
is wanted to purchase wire, and, it may be, to
with proper efforts on the part of the directors
that will not be wanting. Sacrament Bee.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

TnosE VINO HAVE USED 1r.Among the
have's Holland Bitters we offer the names of
the following, many of them well.known in this
city
James Colvin, of South Pittsburgh, says: at
is certainly valuable medicine; it cured me of
Captain Henry Eaton says: st cured my wife
of Neuralgia"
j. a. Won Bonnhorst says: 81 nevermet with
as speedy a remedy for acidity of the stomach
Heinrich Paulus says at cured me of severe
chronic diaarhoa in two days"
Samuel Woodruff, of Athens. Ohio, says:
SWhen commenced using your medicine
was SO PROSTATE that could nor walk across
my farm; after using one BorTLE can eat any
thing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
THERE are exten

THERE are extensive cranberry fields in Wis
consin, which yield the berries for the picking.
Juneau county is famous for its cranberry crop,
and the qauntity sold the present season at the
town of New Lisbon alone, is 2s, 600 bushels, at
the average price of 81 20 per bushel. The
trade has brought some s55,ooOto the town,
and not less than 5000 persons have been en-
gagged in harvesting and preparing the berries
for market. The juneau ATgas says the Gran.
berry crop has beena far greater benefit than
the most abundant wheat harvest would have
been X -. -. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

IMPROVEMENT. IN PuoroeRAPHY.-Mr Fox Tai
bot has achieved surprising success in photo.
graphic engraving. He has discovered that for
which lovers of art have sighed from the. day of
the first sun picture, a means of transferring the
Photographic image direct to the copper or steel
plate. In fact he has made Appollo his own
engrayer. Pictures of the AlhambIe, of the
Moldan at Prague, of the Great Bel. Of Moscow.
of San Georgia at Valladolid, and many other.
well remembered scenes, now lie before US, exc
cuted by thisne process, which, considered as
first impressions, are truly wonderful. we be-
lieve that these pictures, beautiful as they are
can be purchased at triaing cost thsHeuna.
novel experiment in his art=-to take 4 kind ofI
birds eye view of Paris and the neighborhood
with Photographic apparatus placed in the car
of balloon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
New Advertisements.
LECTURES ON PHRENoLOGY
I TNsTIIIS. CFr7Y- 81

IN I11Sa CITY.
PROGRAMME for Course Of Popular Lectures on PHRE-
il NoLoGY, showing its utility in the intellectual Moral,
and Bodily Development OF Man given by r. ~ row
Ter. OF the firm OF fowler WELls New York:
PiRsT-HoW TO Read Character scientifhcany-E Ph1
losophy and Proofs of PhrenoloRy-LV ExampesEhe
emperaments CVital Motive, and Mentally their Ooona-
lions and Influence OH Human Character-Pubc Eauna
tons OF Persons selected by the Audience.
SEcoND-The Location, Analysis, and Combination Of the
chronological Organs Powers illustrated With the SKULLS
Busts Drawings and Portraits Of distinguished
of Habit the Formation OF Character-Neces-
sity of - RNOiOiHl OuTseLDeS."
rHRD-0uf Social Relatons-The Continuance OF the
Race-To the Unmarred-Yho should and who shoull not
M4FryThe Right Age-Bkes and DisIkes-Marrying Cou-
snsJeaousy Its Causes and Cure-Beauty and Eashon-
The Choice OF oongenal Companions for LeAdaptAtlon
-COurtship Mnrriage-l to both Sexes.
FoukTH What o-The Application of Phrenology to
the Choice of the most appropriate Occupation or Pursuit
In Life pointing out those aVocatons to which each person
is best adapted and in which he may not best sue
coed. Avery useful Lecture.
FIFrH.-Intellectual Culture and Sef-lmprovement-
Memory, how Secure and Retain iHow to become good
Thinkers Writer'S Speakers-The Basis Of Success in
Business, ETC. An important aud useful Lecture to ALL and
especially to younG men and women.
SIxTHOn the Right Government, training ana PROPER
Education OF Children wi Advice to Young Men and Wo-
men on SeECulture Perfection of Character. Every
parent teacher youth should hear It. Each Lecture to
close with Public Examinations.
EXAMINATIONS Professional Deneations with Charts,
written Descriptions of Character, and advice in
regard the most appropriate Occupations Pursuits in
life; Faults and how them; Health how to secure
retain it the MANAGEMENT of Children SefImprove
ment, Marriage etc., given daily by Mr. FOWLER, at his
RaTSEA rs TO FIRST LECTURE FREE. TICK
Els TO SUR&EQ UENTLECTURES,2 6 Gents.
~ The Lectures will take place, in this city, probably
early in December The exact date will 5000 be announc-
ed. ~ noV29-1td&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
Really n Capital Production!

TINE celebrity Gayettys Medicatel Paper the wa
= tercloset S rapidly being extended throughoqt the
United States It is of the best articles put before
the public. It obyates the Of ly-poisoned
white paper and paper stained with pile producing pEin
ters ink. It'll sure cure and preventive OF piles. This
may he relied on 1t is as fine and light bank note
and as tough as stout wrapper Nothing of more
and utility before offered to the public 1000 sheets
cost only g. 800 sheets 80 cents Each the geSp
get the wonderful article from any the druggists
the proprietor No.. Ann ST., N y tits ent by express
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

sOAETmE ago, says an English paper, there
might be seen on the window Of little dirty.
shop, in an obscure part of London, this an
noucement Goods removed, messages taken.
carpets beat, and poetry composed on any sub.
ject"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

The following advertisement we find in New
York paper. We quote.it gratis, in the hope of
rrsISItrIs5 E5vtTEISttI1rI ConcerneQ:
lam 90 years old am wealthy am not
happy. The prospect ola solitary old age fright
ems mel wish partner, mate, compan-
ion, congenial spirit, wife, A lady not over
"a years old, of poetcal temperament and good
social position, could make me happy. would
devote my life to her. Address, -, Atlanta
On
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

TnE Boston Transcript says there was an
enthusiastic" meeting of deaf mutes held in
that city few evenings since, to ''discuss" the
propriety of establishing State Institution for
theeducation of the deaf and dumb. Addresses
were made by four or five of the mutes Pop
ular enthusiasm, growing out of rostrum per-.
formances by deaf mutes, is certainly very
novel affair."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

TIE official hog list of Ohio, for the pres
ent year, shows a total of g, 554, 916 of these
animals as returned to the assessors, against
1881, ITS last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

A young man fell down in one of the streets
in Boston on Thursday last and almost instant
ly expired. An examination of his body clearly
indicated that he died from the disease of the
heart Upon his'person was found note ad-
dressed to his father, requesting as a last favor
of his family, that they would cause his body to
be burned. Singular, indeed, were the work
lngs of that young mans mind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

IT is now pretty we'll settled that Letcher-
e sometimes called "honest John''-vvill be nomi-
mated for Governor at the Petersburg Conven-
ton, on Wednesday next. AT the prospect our
neighbor of the WelIsburg Herald is excessively
iubilant, which oughtto have the effect ofshaking
the faithful somewhat in their purpose. For our
part we feel alarmed that man who committed
the grave offence of afixing his sign manual to
the heretical doctrines of the Rufner pamphlet,
'z in the year of our Lord opd thousand eight
hundred and forty seyen--at the mature age of
thirty-four years-Should, instead of being
subject for inquistion under the immortal charge
of Judge Thompson, to the Wellsburg grand
z jury, be this day on the very verge of succeed
ing to the highest Office in the gift of the people
of this State.
No wonder the hcretical Herald breaks forth
thus after the style:of Moses and NIirriam.-
q Listen a
"Won't that be sweet dose? won't that be
~ beautiful sight? won't it be brilliant triumph
for us? who still advocate, with some reServa.
' tons, the doctrines advocated in 1s47, by John
Letcher, Governor, IN eSse, of this great Democ.
Tncy of Virginia. That ever we should have
lived to see the day, when the great Democracy
of the Old. Dominion should have come around
azs to US, and supported for Governor the man,
whom, above all others, WE should desire to
= see elected, isa thought too big for our feeble
pen to give proper utterance to, but an occur
~, rence for which, when it happens, we shall feel
constrained to take upon ovrsclf great credit
h. md glory.
Wecallupon our friend Joe Naylor, of Brooke,
to take this extract in one hand and his thesis
on niggers iD- the other and rush over to Peters
burg, ere yet the lamp of orthodoxy is snufFed
out in this State. Don't stop to put on clean
shirt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

-zs YALE college, by its catalogue inst issued,
shows on its lists SIS students, of whom 1914 are
in,ths various postgraduate departments, and
46s are undergraduates; 1o4, liz, log, and ls4
in the respective classes, the latter number in
Z The. Freshman class,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
BOOK BINDBRY o.
80 nANrnEs.

I SHAWLS,
,r,,- Etc, ETC.,
prices. SsNtAt
Just received Express from York, large aasOr
ment OF superior RAGLANS, made after the latest
styles and etnred for New city trade
together with great variety Of other tveS
aid pattern, which viii sell below manufacturers nrcss
"A great variety Of CLOTH DoUBLE and STELLA
MANTLE SHAWLS, at great Bargains. s7'
"a large of FRS, such as Sable Mini, stor
Martini Fitch etc, which cheaper than any otie
hsuse in the city, have them on commission hut
bought them for Cash. will sell quality Fitch Fufs
such as sold last for $50, SIX sett
Several Of fine and supeFfne BLANKETs which T.
sell at manufacturers prices.
Also received about 50 pieces of Iupins FRENCH ME-.
iSos' an eolors and which wiz sell at any
price - sLssr9z ss4sFE aHFfs.
above Goods will be ready Inspection onATIJR
DAY, the 6 of November, and respectfIv invite
those in want Of Of them give me an early call as
snEso van oe sausned with goods and prices.
: noYoz-zl. z 80 - Alley. HEYMANS 13T Main st.
Just Received by Payne q Co.
IHECKER BOARDS, Chess -men, Dominoes. Embroider-
ing Silks, Inftnts' Wool and Stockinrg Zsnay
Wool Hoods, Ladies and Gents Wool Scars.
no3l8 PAYEBz& co.
NIAGARA HAT.CAP-Just received afeV Of tI55-. han;
- ulul Siagars Hat-CaPs. BLISS CAMPBELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
The scribbling which has resulted from the

The scribbling which has resulted from the
late Clemens and Wise duel, has, in our judg-
ment, reached the nauseating point c. Irving
is out in another card of couple of columns
in the Richmond Wig, of which the following
is the conclusion: -
Some of my friends have suggested that
ought to assail personally o. Jennings Wise. I
really feel that there exists no necessity for this
step. Still, for their accommodation might at
tempt to cane, or cowhide him, would it not im.
pose upon my friends the forfeiture of my re-
cognizance. Mr.. Wise was arrested in his 0SCn
fathers Office, us learn, and when he ought to
have been on the street, where, perhaps he
might have gotten his deserts. No citizen of
this State, having proper respect for its soyer-
eighty, will assaiI any one in the office of its
Governor. Mr.. O.. Jennings Wise may deserve
a cow-hiding, but submit to the, public to de-
eide, whether it requires poor man like myself
to pay two Thousand dollars for luxury which
is too harmless to attract, and too pitiable to be
enjoyed. Besides this, the father of o. Jennings
Wise is Governor of the State, and possesses as
such the pardoning power. That power would,
presume, be exerted to save his son. Every
hypothesis excludes the idea that could ex-
pect its interposition, even if willing to ex-
cept its clemeucy. Let o. Jennings Wise,
then, name a time, and place, outside or in
side of Virginia, where he will meet me, with
out Involving the lives of others, and he
can find whether or not will be present
| am aware of the difficulties attaching to my
position. am aware that am denouncing the
son of the Governor of the State-the son of the
man who has the pardoning power, and can
protect that son even in an act of absolute as
sassination. Yet, fear not the ISSUE Against
the assassination of o. Jennings Wise, and his
pardon by his father have no protection. But
in defiance of Gov. Wise, and his power to par
don, announce my entire willingness ever
now, to afford o. Jennings Wise, should he de
sire, inside or outside ofthe State of Virginia
an opportunity to ascertain whether or no
would be present to see him, upon terms, anc
under circumstances, which need not involve
the forfeiture Of either his recognizance or mine
l now submit the matter to o. j. Wise and the
public.
The question presenting itself to our mind i.
this: Is community whose tastes are. such a.
to GALL for daily doses of such stuff, a civilized
one?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

WYE would beg leave tontorm friends and patrons
wv and the public generally that have received
Fall and Winter Goods latest and most
styles of Cloths, Oassmeres and Vetngs all Of which we
prepared make order in the latest styles and
best manner, at short notice.
We have also large and full assortment of Gents Fur.
nishing Goods, such Shirts, plain white fancy; SIX
Cotton and Merno Under Shirts and drawers Half Hose
Gloves Suspenders, Cravats Ties Silk Haudker
CHIEFS all of which will sell at the very lowest pri-
ces, at our new store rooms, No. 102 Main street.
sep1S WHEELER LAKIN, Merchant TailoFs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

ON and after Monday, November q9th 1885, trains will
" run as follows: Sundays excepted)
5s LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT:
70 A. NJ Express Train, stopping at all stations: arrive
at Cleveland at 3:2I p. NJ. and at Pittsburgh at
122OP. NJ.
HOS NJ Express Train, stopping at all Stations arrive
at Cleveland at 800 p NJ. and at Pittsburgh at
4 400 p. NJ.
500 p. NJ Mail Train, stopping all Stations arrive at
Pittsburgh at 1:GO A. NJ.
For tickets Information apply W. D. Terry Agent at
Union Ticket Office, under Sprigg House, Wheeling,
D. B. Willlams, Agent, at Bridgeport Station.
Sup'ps Office, O. p R. B., T. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Nov, 25, 1858. z noy2T Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
For Rent.
ROB SALE Oh RENF,

HWo Hopses on John street, one House Hampden st.
several ON Quincy street. and dwelling house and
store room in Centre heenE,en the Main st.
and Market Alley. Enquire at Jacob Hus the cor
ner OF John and 9th streets, OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

2 A GERMAN citizen of Ohio, by close economy
and untiring industry accumulated quite little
fortune, which about year ago he deposited
with the Ohio Life and Trust Company. When
that Institution went down the gathered labor Of
years disappeared, and the poor man and his
family were reduced to beggary. This was too
much for his reason. It gave way, andin few
weeks he was removed to the Lunatic Asylum
at Dayton There, within the last few days, he
died.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

"A TLANTIC GABLE CHARMES-I have also on hand
"a small sections of the Atlantic Cable NEATLY BOUND
GOLD-a curiosity and very appropriate Gen
tlemen's Watch Fob invite the curious to call and
anime. 1871 Main St. sepS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

TIE overseers of the poor ofthe town of Taun-
ton, Mass, certify to an extraordinary instance
of precOsity. In their report, they say that
Elizabeth Drayton was eleven years old on the
twenty-fOurth day of May, 1858, and became
the mother of Horace White Drayton on the
first day of February, 1858, three months and
twenty one days before she was eleven years
old" and on the Both of SEPTEMBER of the pre-
sent year, the mother and child were living to.
gcther at the public charge, in the town of
Taunton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

CLOCKS, 3EWELRY, WATcY AND
CLOCK MATERIALS &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
7CATIPORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
Via NICARAGUA.

A lfERLeA,E, ATLANTIC, AND PACLFIo SHIP ca
- = - MI COMPANY, PROPRLETORS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

INAMILY FLOUR.-15O bbs Novelty Mills White Wheat
IL Family Flour; 100 bbs Phoenix Mills do do Just re-
ce poxas and for sale by DoANE 4 DAMS I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

X Y EXTRA FL0UR.-IOO bbls Novelty Mills X
"a ~ Extra Flour, just received and for sale by
noV26 III D0ANE 4 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

1DERe bbls prime Grab Cider, just received and for
" sale by D0ANE & ADAMS,
n0V26 10 Tai
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Just Receiving nnd Row Opening,

novle-d1ot+ Futon, ohio Co. formerly BoIlairer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

~; cypress to washington, Pa.
M are running daily line to place and
Al 5 stations. Money yauables lreghtof
for frsb,t with dispatch. ourWagops will call
nee OF an charge, by leaving orders at the Office
no,,1k = N. PIGAIAN, Agent
14e-An " INV -..-.L- ~. hcLnre House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29

CHINA.
nave Jus. supply French Chi
Band, decorated and plain China;
Ie Sets Of and elegant patterns large
SOM S OF beautiful Vases, and variety Of Pitchers,
Snoons q new supply OF SlvsrPIa Ware such
sugar TonGs, Mustard Spoons, and knife
aoT1 1jlins our stock HOBBS 4 y RA IISI1s
IMPROVED COAL OIL BURNER ~. 6sSs mad, An
n the Coal on Burner which the
Of smoking who are teresed Ia the sub.
49, VI stgHs eall and see the Improvement,
5fr,,.1o - HOBBS BARNES,
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~ nda,a = 4 . NE h Y--Just received.
an Box Is and Is Pint Tumblers, for sale
Oesso 80 y j. A. NEToALR,