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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

lust ARRIVEDWe have Just received superior lot OF
- Baltimore Ducka heat Flour put IN quarter sacks of %
pounds-something For sale accommodating terms
by fuoy i5.,ltsl SOLOMON Il MI s. sER'S.
TUHO SPORTSMEN-A supply Of Dubons celebrated Canis-
Il ter Powder, suitable for spormen, for sale by
nov 7-ds JOHN II. sEAI, Druggist.
UNE RIDING HAT be given to the best Female Rider ut
Il the Agricultural FaI can BE- seen ut the sior. Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22


NEw. COLU4nUs, Madison Co., Ind, an. a 1851
MEssRs N. DAKFR Cos-Please send me gross of
Dr.TlLL1AM ALLs DALs4H THB LUNGS ediately,
do wish o1t of medicine which IS doing SO
much good. Itlsmakng great many cures here One
Of our neighbors very low with Consumption, and
raised large quSnttsies Of from his lungs. The
tor told him that he could not oe week. md DR.. Gkps
Bdlsanz cured him.
Lungs and ulcers had formed side his palate
They large that with grca difficulty that
could breathe at night. BY the the Balsam, and
bathing with the Pain Panacea, he nearly well.
the Basam and the Pain Panacea doing
giving great satisfaction. ADAM ELLSWORTH.
~ Dr. H1LL's Balls to break up the most
distressing cough in hours be cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
jyl4 TIL. LOGAN CO.. wheeling, Va.
no the Re.Drngged nnd Poison cd CI,Izens
of Wheeling aud Vicinity.
Youare overrun with deiuge viles compounds In
form of "Alcohoc Drinks' ever from
that pest Of society, the LIQuoR MlxSR They sold
you luxury they dispensed to you as Nedi-
4 cine and in eherclse the effect is tile same.
There Is but to escape, and that's to use as
luxury meicament safe and reliable stimuant, sold
unler stampa and certain that ithas
notbeen tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled undernspecon ofthe British Govern.
ment is delicately favored unlike any Gin)
some Of the most valuable Vegetable
Kingdom and is by far the beverage extant
Tue MOST EMiSESr RuRoPE AMERICA
only recommend its by hale hearty, pre-
scribe It medicine where stimuinnt is required.
TnE FRNAtK will Hnd It not only pleasant Cordial,
but certain relief suGrnss of periodical
CHEMISTS R4SKs pronounce 1T perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only inquart pint bottles by all
orRs, &C.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by T. LOGAN & CO., AZ Main
street. 4. q. JOHNSTON, l7e Market ST. and others.
EDMUSDs o. CHARLES, General Agent.
rnyl7-dAwilm DEPoT,No. 40 DRoADHAy, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
WE have been asked by one of our read

Wa have been asked by one Of our read
ers TO state, Lriefy, what is the ground be
tweensthe first and second letters of Gen. Coss,
on the Naturalization question, and the tenor of
the late instructions to our Minister at Berlin
1t isthis: The last letter has reference to the
case of a naturalized citizen of the United
States, who was at Hanover, in Germany, and
who, whenh he left his native country, was neith-
er in actual service in the Hanoyerian army, nor
had been df4Jletl to service an IL, but who has
yet, upon his return to Hanover, been deprived
of his liberty, and compelled to perform mill
tary service. The President and Cabinet take
the ground that the moment foreigner be-
comes naturalized, his allegiance is severed
Should he return 10 his native country, he re-
turns as an American citizen, and in no other
character. Inzordcr to entitle his original gov
eminent to punish him for an offense, this must
have been committed whilst he was subject
and owed allegiance to that government. The
offense must have been complete before his ex.
patriation. 1t must have been of such charac.
ter.that he might have been tried aud punished
for it at the time Of his departure. Our minis,
ter is instructed to demand the release of the
naturalized citizensin question. This decision
would seem to conflict with that previously
made by Secretary Cass, on this subject. But
the original ground assumed is not vacated by
the late dispatch. The Hanover subject had
never been soldier in his native country. If
his name had eyerzbeen enrolled, the Admins.
tration would not have intcrfered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

THE Wheeling Times, of yesterday morning,
appeared for the first time under its new I'D.
ministration, viz: that Of P. II. Moore s Co. In
asmuch as the editor, that is to be- is at present
absent, and the person who now superintcnds,
is doing so but temporarily and has no expert
ence in the business, are as yet nna6e TO
form any idea of what either the calibre or
drift Of the Times will be. The politics of the
paper is forcshadowed in an extract from the
articles Of transfer, which extract is to the ef.
feet that the paper is to be Wing and American
in its politics:
"Eschewing all prescription of any person,
party or body of men for or on account of his,
or their, place of nativity or religious faith
We extend to our cotemporary all the courtc.
interests 81 city dSd TI5n II as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

ATrAvELtSc company of negro Ministries re.
Gently performed i'll Bristol, Connecticut, to
very large house, with but small pay. The door
keepers grieved much and long that ina place
of that size, with the celebrity of the troupe, so
few persons came to the concert. Only an oc.
casional stray quarter gladlcned their eyes,
only here and there an auditor passed the door.
way. In the meantime the performers took
their places on the stage and congratulated
themselves and each other on the Overlooking
house that greeted them. They were as jnbi.
liant as the doorkeepers were downcast, and
went through5thc entertainment in great gleo.
Attic close Of the "exercises's an .'oxplana-
tom between the company on the stage and
the men at the door, came near Guiding in quite
q serious row, but all hard feeling amongst
sueul "usz ,IooleI, hon ii transpired that the
inhabitants of Bristol had put ladders against
thezside windows, and filled tho hall by that
meansl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
New dive tits emenfs.
T5,TTrF.T,T,,S I3'IWINGf Is @ Ei.

5I-yAVlNG seen an
u OF the price OF LipfRG the gnsa
take this 6pportunitS the Elee
nEES REpuoEn. Persons mtset by
had offered to them hnSe paia
their money! ~ "a
party maktpgthe We dsslFe
counterfeit such an attempte imp oston beg mat oil
persons SO WronEed will TO how rnueh IN ais
vance they have paid endeavor to make snen
them that they shall LAYING
fiya3-fV6 Boston, n ass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

THEzouayes, it is said, practice with the bay.
onet rs others would with sword, using one Of
gutta percha. They stand or rather crouch
with both.legs wide apart, make many feints,
and when they get chance one plunge will
send the thing with force enough to go through.
the body. No wonder the Austrans unaccus.
toned to thissort of business, could not stand
before them. Imagine fellow with eyes pop
ping nearly out of.his head, q turban, neck bare
to the shoulders, jumping about like a.dovil,
and with such murderous long bit Of polished
steel, only watching an opportunity of running
it through ones body. 1t is enough to make
any one see the wisdom of speedy retreat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

A Bu1n- certain Irish attorney / lire. tona3
to prosecute Dublin printer for osertins tba
death Of aliving person. The menace conc7ndsd
with theremark that mo printer should publish.
a unless informed of the fact by the mar.
~ decreased y ssse pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

A writtenartiele. on the state Of parties
appears nIour flst#pagc this morning. Itevi.
IDENTIFY aims at being quito q dis.passionate re-
view.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
U .NF'OUNDED REPORTE

Semi=AAnnual settlements.
OARTIEs Interested win take no, dee nat 4lt
os mate out this morning and II
VIII be "a r
places Of business. All having bills againt MEL s
present st mem tor settlement. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

JonS Mo8RIsoS, Wholiyes En Dubuque, was
surprised the other night when. about retiring
to rest, tosfind.a copper-head snake under his
pillow which hessummariy4 executed with m.
axe, and found it to measure four feet eight
inches in length!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

APRoPosof tho National Convention of Den.
fists which.is to meet at Niagara August I'd, a
Cincinnati delegate writes 10 Blondin, to state
that ifhe5wtll perform at the Falls ut that time
he has no doubt "a large number Of the profess
sion, now undecided about going, will decide to
co. Itwould be an intcresting#tes of strength
and skill to see which would draw best-tbe
Falls, the dentists, or the acrobat. Where's
John Ph@nixH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

NE, New Wine and Liquor Store
respsetfuliy begs leave to inform bIs
friends and the public generally that he hns
st Gay opened q holeSae Retail Wine snt Lsona mas
one. win Bar.roont
keen on hand eu 81 pure WIZ =.
aes, Whistles Gin, Rum, CT ars &c ,nes brau-
AS Ut Is my Intention to Keen no him b,,t .
p%y me orders ~ @
snare OF ppblic patronage WchsI
4sss.y selels:z 1s-9m1 CoNR8D STR0Hs G1F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

TaE Rochester N. " Union commences The
publication Of biographical sketches Of the Eng.
#lfsh poets. Keats is the subject of the first
sketch. The Union says: ..rhe characteristic
features Of. Keats poetry is strength, massive.
ness" And this is all the modern critic has TO
say about Keats poetical productions. The
author ofsthe "Eve of St Agnes '-decidedly
the best Imaginative production in the English
Language calleda massive writer. ANY
one who has studied the history Of the larnented
young poet wil#pray that his grave NAV be
spared from any further critical dessccration of
such character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

/ MI ASUN CITY SALT.-luO RareelS D fryI
III GVU barrels No. 1, in store and for sale by
/ je29 NJ RALLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

W-DR H4l,s B1tsA.r warranted to break up the most
distressing cough be cheer
fully refunded. For saleby
jy14 I. II. LoGANz& CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

TnERE1 is ANNOUNCEMENT on foot among the
tobacco-nen. of New York Tn e heaviest.de
ers have arranged to hold periodical:pubifcs sales
twice year-in the Autumn and Spring.
something after the fashion Of the periodical
yenfne sales of coffee, held in Holland, and Of
wool5in London.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

TnE.artist Fingnani, who is now in Paris, has
recently had among his sitters the Marqnise de
i3oissy, better known as Byrons beautiful
Countess Gniocioli. a letter from Paris says
'she has the beautiful golden curls, with not
thread of grey to mar their lustre, beautiful
teeth, and the.lovelicst dimplcd shoulders! But
She begged Fiagnani to paint her.as she was,
and not as.she is, and he has been so happily
inspired that were Byron to rise from his grave
! he would believe the portraithad been painted
when they were both young in sunny Italy, ),
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

Inn BBLS. CAMS Family Flour,
tOU lug bblS sundy brands kentucky FlOu
lust sceived and for sale low.
jylS LIST, MORRISON & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

% Hhis. Ramsonis bacon Shoulders
- DO pS az d S slsas,
iv1s For sale low. list NInRRJsoN & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

AZANDS7GUNp OWDER.-500 kegs RIDE and blasting
Ii. with full supply of all kinds of Canister Powde
made their mills, magazine and for sale by
iv1s M REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

TnR Boston Post says that, according to our
account Lizzie EIYayt us a loose female
Rather so But the male Murray was the
loser Of thsstwo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
4TH or JUIY!=

Use CsrnhRnl's Extract o t j an,nicn Ginger.
Wis EXtractIs equal in every respect TO lila
it, y Is nIt. pr5cs25 ets 1t Is prepaid
me utmost care from pure tt,ca Ginger, II ist
pest thing ~ the world Tor Dysentnrytr Dafria. Pst-
ssFing from change Of water Will find this EStEet
most valuable corrective. NDne genuine Jit
OE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

THE receipts ofthesnew clipped wool in New
York are said to be heavy, The arrivals per.
Eric Eailroad alone have increased 1000 bales
for the past week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCICENT---1; 3
PERSONS REPORTED KILLED.

ALBANY Aug 8.
terrible accident occurred last night on the
Northern Railroad near Sohaghticokc. The down
train due ut Albany at 7.25 was passing u bridge
spanning The IonuihannOck Creek, when 1t was
prcciptated iuto the creek below from u height OF
20 to 25 feet. The water was about six or eigAt
feet deep at least
Thirteen persons are reported killed. Their
names, as far as known, are as follows:
Mrs Schuyler, Of Albany; Mrs, Cooley, wife o.
the Conductor, of Albany; Charles BeIthelow
brakesman, of Albany Charles Plimpton, mai
agent, of Vermont David Russell, express mes
senger of Albany; Patrick Connolly, brakesman
Of Greenbush.
Among the wounded are the following:
G.. s. Cooley, Conductor, of Albany, badly in
jured; Thomas Mccormick news boys, right ltg
broken and otherwise injured; Michael Flaunery
OF Troy, passenger, head cut, chest bruised, and
supposed to be internally injured.
LATER.
Nine bodies have been taken out of the creek
up TO IL clock last night Twenty persons arc
wounded. 1t is thought that there are more dead
bodies under the wreck
The following are additional names Of the in
jured
John lesson, Quebec, badly; Arthur Forbes
BytOwn, Ontario county, N Y not badly; Chas
Perry ClaremOnt, n II q. r Prentice, New
York city; J, G. ayne, Dayton, Ohio; W. s. Har
rls Whitewater, Wis., Thos. Talbot N. Y city
w. j. A. Fuller, N. Y city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04

traditions Of foreign ofico He would approach
France In sensible moral and christian spirit,
aud test the sincerity of that government by pro-
posing an alteration Oh tariff Oh TIE two counties
IN the interest Of free trade. He believed II this
0ner was hO6est, and not made with diplomatic
nnesse, It would bring about q different state Of
Lord Pussoll said he had seen With pain At
tempis made 10 awaken feeling in this country
against The sovereign and peoIl Of France which
cOuld only produce on their part feeling Of ami
mostly against the people Of this country. He
Deleved that the Emperor Of France had been a
hiihtul ally 10 this country What then was the
meaning Of this continued invectives against himl
ie believed, as far as be was concerned, that the
Emperor had been anxious 10 Get ria Of the pro.
teciing duties, as they we're injurious 10 France,
but u would not be prudent 10 give handle 10 the
ft0teetionist party IN that country TO charge him
Win sacrificing The interests Of France 10 those Of
On Friday, in reply 10 the inquiry BY Mr. Pease,
Lord Pamerston said The formation harbor refuge
on our coast was objects Of great importance but
Il was calculated the expense that would be incur.
red thereby would be about four million pounds,
80 her Majesty's government had no intention to
propose measures upon this subject tho present
session.
In reply 70 the question Of Mr. Griffith Lord
Russell said he had undertood from the Emperor
OF France that there is no provision or under
standing in the treaty Of Vlafranca that the late
dynasties Of Tuscany, Modena and Parma shall be
restored TO those possession If necessary by mill
itary force
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04

From LAKE SUPERIOR The screw steamer
Iron City, Capt. TURNER, arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Lake Superior. The following is the
memoranda of the trip:
Left Ontonagon July Both at II A. NJ Schooner
G. W Ford had just arrived and gone up the river
to unload, Took on about 81 tons copper aud rau
down to Eagle River Lay there five hours to
load Ga tons copper and left at 9 p. NJ. Could not
get into Eagle Harbor owing to darkness and heavy
storm Of rain and wind. Ran into Copper Harbor
and remained until 4 A. NJ, Sunday, the 3lst Met
North Star between Eagle Harbor and Copper
Harbor Left Portage Entry at IL A. NJ. aud Mar.
quette at p. NJ.
At Marquette there were twenty-five sail yes
sells aud propeller to load with iron ore, as fol.
lows At Sharon Dock-Schoouers Shook, Mat.
thew McNair Gen. Worth, G. worthiDgton, St.
James and Wellington; at Ely's Dock-prop. Man.
haitian, schooners Lookout +. G. Roberts, Mary
Collins and Resolute; at Cleveland Docks, on.
ers Matt Root, st. Albans and +. 7, Barney; at
anchor-barque De Soto schooners L. J, Farwell,
Ketohum, Tracy Johnson, Arrow, Twin Brothers,
Darlington, Echo, Sarah Hibbard and three others,
names unknown. Several of these vessels will
have to wait two or three weeks for loading
Those at the Sharon aud Eys Dock are getting
quick dispatch, but the Cleveland Company have
been clearing away some rock in their mine and
have not sent down so much iron ore as usual
Met propeller Montgomery between Grand Sau-
bic aud White Fish Point early on Monday morn.
ing, having four dredges inflow for Portage Entry
on W bite fish Point passed Vermon schooner,
name unknown, bound up. U. S. supply schooner
Lamp plighter was anchored OFF Round Island. Left
Saut at II A. NJ. Monday. Canadian mail steamer
Plougbboy was at the Sault. At Sailors Encamp
meGt Monday afternoon met schooners James Les
lie and c. J ROeder, in tow of tug L. l.. Lyon
bou nd up Passed unknown vesstl, bound up, be-
low Detour Above St. Clair Flats Tuesday at
tenoon, passed schooner Ethan Allen, bOunC
down. Met steamer Northern Light just coming
out of st. Clair Flats, Tuesday at2:2O p NJ, will
a full load of passengers. In Lake st. Clair, q
4:lO p. NJ, met steamer Illinois with light load 0
passengers.
The Iron City brought down for Hussey & Nc
Bride, Cleveland, copper as follows: National
Mine, l6 masses 1926 lbs, IL bbls. SAC lbs.
Adventure Mine, bbls, ,9e3 lbs Cliff Mine, .!
bbs, 2659O lbs, 30 masses lOl, ,l25 lbs. From
Copper Harbor for Detroit she brought bbls. an,
masses copper Clarke Mine, 5,666 lbs. She ais
brought some fish for Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04

PLAYING SMAsH.-Yesterday afternoon ayOung
man named John Williams, having INDUCED in too
free potatons entered grocery and groggery kept
by one Scott, on River street, opposite lIussey &
McBride's, and was probably somewhat noisy .--
Scott took himby the collar and pitched into him,
his wife going TO the help Of her lege lord with
carving knife Between the two Williams got
the worst of it having his wrist badly cut, his am
bruised, &c. At length his patience gave out, and
when be got into the street he seized az old
shovel lying near and proceeded to Systematically
smash the show windows in 'front.' SO thorough.
ly did he do his work that hardly piece Of glass
or sash an inch square could be found. lie ike
wise concocted an extensive brandy smash by
breaking bottles, deeauters &c, into fragments
He was arrested for disturbance and Scott for as.
sault and battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04

MERCHANTS DESPATCH, Fast Freight Line, are
now receiving at this point an average Of nine car
loads per day, mostly Louisville and st. Louis
freight. This old, reliable, Fast Freight Line, is
fast superseding oil others ia the transportation Of
merchandise from New York and Boston to the
West aud Southwest. Cars are run from Buffalo
to Cincinnati and Indianapolis without unloading.
Goods by this line are not detained or allowed
to lay over at auy pont for want OF loads, but
are shipped regularly same day as reeeiUed, Time
10 transit from New York to Cleveland 10 aud
days, and from Boston 10 Cleveland 4 days The
lowest current all rail rates given and cassifca-
lions same As Railroad freight including -four
The freight is sent 10 cars hired exclusively for
this Dispatch. on Emigrdnt Passenger I'aiHs,
aud their O,Vn agents attend to the unloading and
oriOardiAg Of the same at sDsry point Of traHshiP
menL New York Office, lo7 Broadwayi Boston
Office, So State street, Cleveland Office No. 2, In
Johpsou's Marine Block, foot Of River and Front
streets. aug224s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-04

Another CONFIDENCE GAMR,--Day before
yesterdaysJohn Campbell, an Irishman who has
been working for four or Eve months at strongs
Vile, came TO the city to take passage for Detroit
He became acquainted with keeper Of saloon
on the dock, who advised Campbell to give up to
him all the money and valuables he bad, for safe
keeping. Campbell was perfectly green in the
ways Of the world, so gave up $50, carpet bag,
coat, &c. lie stayed at the place one night, and
yesterday asked for his money that he might go on.
lie was told by brother Of the saloon keeper that
the one who had his money had gone away, and
that in any case, he owed S25 for bis board. In
this case Campbell applied to the police, but
whether he will find bis money is doubtful. lie
did not know the name Of the robber, but we hope
the dastardly wretch will be caught and suffer for
his villainy.