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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
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" NEW-YORK CITY,
Will ATTEND The -...
posTON NFM-YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA
BOOK TRADE SALES
And purchAse the usual d commission 'I J"Soes a
and Retail DeAlers 81 parts Of the niied stses ana
Canada go
Tn. Bosto n Sale will mmence August
IT, New y Yorb Sale will commence Ausust 't q,
Tn. deiphis Sale will commence sec;enoer Il.
TUE TERMS or THE SAILS .
IN 4, S 80, ~ o-T 4 an. dialogues which will Be- sent,
,.ss. T,rao 70 .uy one receipt Of twenty-five cents ia
postage stamps o..,,,r,r,rs
Pl. ase notice lees will t- sod IN one 10 tl'n Is s
rient retail price 70 FIVE DOALAhS' ''P' -
II balances, Sc. 100000 hat,
oxas rsl. in h.ir Catsos- which viii be- preserved snu
rurpsS .e ts sale Ties. should received BY the sd'ei
tssr several dave BE- tore the sale. ,. II & ,
~ BE-, of care experience sad Judgment used III
tie benefit q all orders received
REiR,NCss.
Messrs. JOS LEONARD a Co.. Boston,
bTssis 90 A. LEANiIT : Co, New foik
Ae-sIs THOMAS SONS, Phiate.pSiA
DAVID DAVIDSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

VNHE BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
FOR LFGEURES FGE Fk6pLE
Reverend HUGH srowELL BROWN, Of the Hyrle';
FIRST SERIES:
With Biographical Introduction BY
Dr.. r. sHELTON MACKESZIE;
PGbh,heo under special Arrangement with me authf
With spl-noid n;rat engraved on Steel, By 5aTtrn-
One volume Imo, cloth Price FL.
From The Liverpool Mercury
"MT Browns Lecture 81 important pao fr whlch Te
other The style is The spFt IS kind ne
careful and the argument conci1ve and an91so
ducs persons 20 attend places Of ~orhiP we are
book will render good book Of
Lectures that have been Published IN his ineeenh
Century"
Jn., published, and for sale BY al BOok'euers
A0'is@ your orders " @ @ EVANS.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
Lfndsey's Improvei RIood aenrcher.

AIhds&y's HmPFOVed Hood senrcheF.
The only acknowledged Remedial Agent 1mpurty
the Blood that its thoroughly eGectuay, and
without fail! 1t cures
sorOfula, oaucerous Formations.
outaueous Diseases, Eryspeas, DOis,
Pimples the Face, Sore Eyes,
Old stubborn Ulcers, scaId Head,
letter affections, Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia. Costtveness,
Jaundce, Salt Rheum,
Mer:urial Diseases, General Debility,
Liver Complaint Loss of Appetite,
Low spirits, Foul Stomach.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT!
Sold only by LAUGHLINs BUSHFIELD,
1elI-d&w Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02


WHEELING THEATnE-From the New York
Clipper, of yesterday, we copy the following
paragraph:
Mrs Charles Henri manages the Athcneum,
Wheeling, with great ability, and keeps her star
company on the shine every night, doing more
business than is usually expected in that local
ity at this time of the year. "Our American
Cousin,O lately found much fault with, and
positively ignored at Halifax, where Mr. Soth-
crn's Lord Dundrcary was considered an often
sive caricature) has been kept alive so to speak,
by the Laura Keeney tact Of Mrs. Henri, who,
gives very good Florence Tr6nchard, with w.
Scalan Chat "scalIywag') ass Asa Trenchard,
jim Dickson as Lord Dundreary, aud Walter
Feeble (stago manager) as Abel NIurcott AS
Barbara Jones, III "rhe Dropping Well at
knaresborough," especially when given on the
same night with florence Trenchard, this lady's
claims to the merit Of versatility seem fully es-
tablished. Mons. 9. Henri sometimes proianely
called monkey Henri) is always useful on the
stage. The ladies are well chosen, and it is evil
dent that Mad. Henri is not afraid to have pretty
women around her. Her company open at To.
ledo, o., on the 9th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

SOMEBODY has estimated the average annual
expense to the members of different religious
denominations in this country, for.the support
church service. The writer says it costs n Bap-
list and Methodist about So 40; Presbyterian
ST; Congregationalist $40; Roman Cath
Ole SIS; Episcopalinn sls; Reformed
Dutch S22; Unitarian S2S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
sP ECIAL NOTICES.
NrwpoRr, Ky., June s. 1856,

NKwpoRz, KY, June 9, 1856.
DR.. BAkR:-DR HAL1's BAIsAM for the Lungs is med
lcine which really performs purports
mstakel Foraye years had the Consumption which
gradually upon till confined to my bed, which
Twas compelled keepiOr the months.
At that time said could live than week lon
ger, by DR.. Halls Balsam been
stored health that business
feel that SO vdEud51o medicine should be known.
WM. WHITE.
This i, to certify that am wen acquainted with Mr. White
and Of his case and that the statement strictly
true. CHARLES CLEVER.
Residence both the above Is the corner of Mayo and
Saratoga Streets Newport, Kentucky.
For sale by t. LOGAN & CO.,
je22-2w Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

The WHEELING DELEGATIoN-Some of the
Wheeling folks have been in town with lot Of
goods for sale ut auction. They brought a
general assortment of Dry goods and something
with which to Moysten them; they brought
our folks sufficiently tig1t already. The auc.
tioneer was funny fellow. He would say to
the ladies "Buy-@-dear silk, " just as il the dear
ladies didn't want cheap goods None Of them
would bidi then he would swear Directly he
would put away the silk, and bring out lawn
and say ''ladics Buy-a-tlear lawn" The ladies
wouldn't buy any Of his dear goods, and then
he would Sa0car-agin Finally, with great
deal of Aoystening, they got of some Of their
dry goods; but with all their Coopering the
hoops wouldn't go. So they packed up their
traps and rc-cmigratcd to Wheeling, sadder if
not wiser men.--uorgamtO,O Star.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02


DIVORCE CASES IN LoNnoN.-The new Court
or Divorce, established in London, appears to
he pretty well occupied, some eight or ten cases
being settled daily and still it is said that this
Court haslnore arrearages than any other Court
IN London. Daily full column of the London
Journals is occupied in the revelation of great
cruelty on the one side, and open, shameless in
fidelity on the other Neither family, position
nor means appear to afford. any guarantee for
conJugal propriety.
Crime, as we'll as misery, makes one acouaint-
ed with strange bed fellows. Formerly, when
divorce was the privilege only of the great
when nobody short of Lord could be cuckoId
and escape the disgrace, and nobody short of a
Marchioness could Zee the bed of an adulterous
husband-these matters were more selectlv
managed. But since the establishment of tn.
matrimonial court" divorce has become sadly
vulgar. No distinction Of social grades is made
now. The great mob of unhappy couples, from
Dukes to cab drivers-from Lords to coal
beavers, pour the common plant into the com
mon ear. There they stand, the great and the
little the washed and the unwashed-the lordlv
and the ignoblc--bcfore the memorable Presence
in the lead colored wig, The gazette makes no
distinction; lords and plcbiat1s arc paraded in
the same unhappy list Here is the "Rt. Hon.
the Marquis of Addlehend," sandwichcd he.
tween the vulgar Mr..Brown and the universal
Mr.. Smith; and here is her gracious Highness
the Duchess of Tttletat doing pcnance for
youthful indiscretion by being thrust between
Mrs. Jones the laundress, and Mrs jenkins the
fruitcrer. What is the world coming TO?
---ae
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

TnosE "original Campbell Minstrells," lately
started in the West, by Mr.. G. w. I1ynson,
have been left by that gentleman, who retired
in disgust, with tho solemn conviction that con-
siderable outlay, with but small receipts, don't
look well in ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

The Rev.. Mr.. -7, an eccentric preacher
in Michigan, was holding forth not long since in
Detroit. young man arose to go out, when
the preacher said 'Young man.. if you'd rath.
or go to hell than hear me preach, you can gol',
The sinner stopped and reflected moment, and
saying, respectfully, swell, believe would, y
went OH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

VIM. MCCOY, Treasurer.
We, the undersigned appointed committee examine
the accounts OF the Wheeling Savings Institution
certificate thereof do hereby certify that have carefully
examined said accounts and find the statement be
correct Given under hands, this day Juue 1859
ISAIAH COOPER,
jy1-2s ALIEN LATGHiIN' O0n'n'''ee'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

THE Rev. Henry Ward Becchcr recently went
on an excursion to David's Island n Y, and
while there took "hand in" at the manly game
of quoits, ard he didn't make bad fist of it
either. Some of the papers are disposed to rid.
icule the Rev. gentleman for this sort of "hob-
nobbins," but We have more confidence in
Bcocher than ever. Give us the Beecher for
honesty, and morality. A game of Qnoits, or
any other such like beautiful exercise, can new
er irjure mans moral Beecher is said to
have made several ringers in his game.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
To the Be Dragged aud Poisoned CitIzens
of Wheeling nnd Vicinity.

To the Be-DrugEed and Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling nnd Vicinity.
You with deluge Of the yilest in
the form of "AlcohOlic Drinks" that
that pest of society," the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you as MedI.
cine, and in either the effect is the same
There is but to escape, and that is to use as
luxury or medcament, safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders that it has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled inspection of the British Govern
ment, is delicately favored unlke any other Gin) with
some Of the most valuable reetoraves of the Vegetable
Kingdom, and is by far the healthy beverage extant
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EURoPE AMERICA
only recommend its by the anu hearty but pre-
scribe it as medicine where is required
THE FEMALE will find not only pleasant Cordial
but certain relief IN suerinEs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS BANKS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
oEns, &c.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by T. H. LOGAN co.. At Main
street. T. D. JOHNSTON 176 Market St., and Others
EDMUND @. CHARLES, General Agent.
my17-d&wt1m DEPOT, No. 10 BROADWAY, NY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

The "DiscipIes" commonly called Clamp
bellitcs," from their founder, Bishop Campbell,
of Bethany, Va, are now holding a convention
at indianapolis, Ind. They denounce slavery
and its abettors. 1t will be remembered that
the founder once had some difficulty in Scotland,
on account of his pro.slayery yiews.-BrOOklyn
Transcript.
II we are not very much mistaken, Bishop
Campbell was stakeholder in "human flesh"
not many years ago-and may yet own negroes
out of "pure love" for the 'down-trodden and
oppressed" If so, do the "Campbellites'' re-
pudiate their foundcr.-SteubenbiLLe Herald.
Bishop Campbell never was the advocate Of
Amerieea Slavery-nor of any other kind, per
Sc. His relations to the question of slavery have
simply been in his position as a translator Of
those passages concerning this and other insti-
tutions of the Old and New Testament cras;
position as philologist and theoIogst com
menting on the language and the laws of a
"peculia- people"
His own slaves were manumitted many years
ago, and while they were held, were regarded
by him more in the light Of so many charges
on his bcncvoence than as sources of profit
Those who have read his "Tracts to the people
of Kentucky" know that his position on the
slavery question, was and is strict harmony with
the emancipation views of Mr.. Clay.
FROM WAsnNGroN.-The special correspond
ent of the N. Y Tribune, under date of June
29th, writes as follows:
Tho reductions made in the postal service
have been graduated cquitably throughout the
Union. Postmaster General Holt intends pre-
senting the alternatives to Congress Of making
the Department as nearly as practicable self
sustaining or of relying upon legislation. That
point settled, its administration hereafter will
be regulated accordingly. His predecessor in
volved the Department. serious extravagnnces,
which are now felt oppressivcly.
PeremptorY orders have been issued requir-
ing public officers to subscribe to THE Constitet-
ton, under the penalty of removal A thou
sand dollars were raised yesterday from CON-
pulsory contributions. This is the only instance
Of such oppression since Gen. Tyler's interior
encc on behalf of The Andis0niGn. The Con-
stitutiOn now receives $l3, 600 annually between
Mr.. Wendell and the Departmental advertising.
Nearly 81 300 were paid for the funeral ex-
pcnscs of the late Postmaster General Brown,
upon the order of Secretary, and without the
color of law. The matter will be investigated.
Gov Brown rich, and this imposition on
the Treasury is matter Of much modification
to his real friends. A poor clerk died recently
and was buried through a subscription among
his associates. That's the difference between
men which obtains here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

TIE embnrrassments of the Post Office Dc.
partment, it is stated, will be felt most serious
ly after the 1st of July, when the present fiscal
year closes, Thus far the small contractors,
not exceeding $50, have been paid, and the
clerks in the large post Offices as heretofore
No appropriations having been made, both class
es will be entirely cut off, though commissions
whercwith to pay the latter will accumulate.
Serious inconvenience is expected as nearly six
months must elapse without relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

In single day last week, two hundred and
twenty Thousand baskets of Strawberries were
received in New York city, over the New York
and Eric Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

TnE Charleston Mercury says that Judge
Douglas letter lis an official PRONUNCIATION for
the benefit of the public at large and the De-
mocracy in particular"
SIT is of piece with the shocking taste and
singularly vulgar arrogance that have marked
the career of the Illinois Senator for some time
past. He published and franked an incredible
number of his speech at the last session, and
his letter is now tcegraphed over the country
we conjecture on account of the remarkable
qualities it displays, constituting it something of
nine-day's wonder, rather than from interest
felt in his opinions, which are well enough
known already. His cant about 4: slave code is
as impairment as it is without foundation in
truth. Judge Douglas either believes that equal
protection for property in slaves as for other
property is in fact slave code, or he uses the
slang phrase of an inscriptions demogoguc for
Northern consumption. We consider his cpis.
tie as containing information very superhuous
"t the South though well calculated to strength
allies in the Northern States"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21
The News.

The steamship Arabia is reported to be sig'
saled at Halifax, but her news five day.
later are not at hand No signs Of the
steamer Nova Seotiaa, now due. The --latest
dates from Victoria and the island of San Jusn
are those of the 22d Of August. The q. 1.
steamer Massachusetts had landed militafy
supplies on the island. The State Fair a
2anssville opens successfully. Gov. N. ?
BAsxs, of NJ Massa aohusetts, has been unanimously
renominsted by the Republicans. JOSEPH "
THORNTON is now on trial in the Criminal Coufl
of St. Louis for killing the well known citizen
Of that place, JOSEPH CHAsLHss, Esq. A per-
son named BENZ. F. GILMAN, claiming to be =
native Of Ohio, has confessed to horse-stealing,
near Bonneville, Mo-, and has been sentenced
to tho psnitentiary for ten years. At St. 10
seph, Mo-, brutal murder has been committed
BY Mrs. WASH and an Irishmsn, upon negro
girl. Her body was covered with marks Of
cruelty. The parties sbsconded. Com. MASON
of the q. 8. sloop-of war John Adams, on her
voyage to the East Indies, finding that the
vessel was, from leakage, unfit to proceed, bore
away 10 Rio dc Janeiro, where he awaits orders
from the Navy Department.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21
New York Financial Matters.
New YORK, September 20--P.

NEW L Ohk, DtpLeulUtT EU--f. M.
The Stock Exchange continues to exhibit
considerable activity, with remarkable firm
ness in several of the leading speculative
shares. Tho interest Of the market still cen
tors in tho Railroad stocks, which are stimu-
lated by the reports Of increasing business.
The market, on tho whole, was hardly so
Arm as yesterday, although New York Gem
tral was maintained at full prices, realizing
at ono time an advance Of A@S per cent.
Tho Western stocks generally We're offered
moro freely, and lowor prices were estab-
lishcd, Galena fell OF n; Rock Island q,
and Toledo |; the Michigan Roads each 4;
Pacific Mail also dsclined ri Reading hs;
Erie and Hudson unchanged; New York
Central closed at S1h@6l1S, with but little
stock pressing on the market. In Railroad
Bonds there was an improvement of j \ in
Erie Fourth Mortgages and 4 in New York
Central Bonds Of 1876. The State stocks aro
in moderate demand, and prices firm.
In financial matters the feeling is scarcely
so comfortable, the frmness in Exchange,
together with the strong export demand for
gold, not being without its influence The
price of Money has undergone no noticeable
alteration; the market continues to show
great freeness Of supply. Exchange on Eu-
rope closed firm at llOH@llOh foF storling,
and 5l3A@5l21S for francs; at sight, francs
have been sold at 5llA@J10. The estimate
Of the shipment of bullion, on Saturday, by
the Kangaroo and Ocean Queen, has increased
to $4,000, 900. The RECEIPTS of the New York
Central Road for September are expected to
reach $750,O00, an increase Of 900 over
the same month last year.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21
Arrival of tho Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, September 20.
Twenty five thousand dollars California
seven per cent. bonds had been redeemed by
the State at $3.50.
Overland immigration continued to pour in.
Much suffering was reported on the plains
among the broken down Pixies Peakers. A
largo number Of emigrants were stopping at
Alkers River and other gold.diggings east Of
the Sierra Nevada.
The town Of Murpheys was nearly destroyed
by fire on tho 2lst ult. Loss estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars.
Honolulu, July 30.
The American bark Lancaster, of Philadel-
phia, en- route to Australia, with cargo Of rice,
valued at $32 900, fOundered off Molokai July,
10. Tho vessel and cargo total loss, but
was fully insured. No lives lost.
The American whaler 7tcili9ht, of Now Bed
ford, was wrecked on ono of the Marquesas
Islands, juno 10. loss $4,000. Grow saved.
Now discoveries Of suano had been msde at
Independence Island.
Victoria papers of the I'D ult. say that FIVE
companies OF infantry and four companies of
artillery, with a battery Of eight thirty-two
Founders from tho United States steamer Mas
saehHsetis, had landed on San Juan Island.
The House Of Assembly, on the 18th ult.,
adopted an address to Governor Douglass, ur-
gently requesting him to enforce upon the
English Government tho necessity of domand-
ing frcm the Government Of the United States,
not only tho immediate withdrawal of all
troops, but Strsnuously and at all risks main
tain her right to the island; also, oil other
islands in the Archipelago, "noW clandsstinoly, ,
dishOnorably and di,honestiy invaded"
A motion was also adopted, urging the Gov.
ornor to form volunteer military companies.
All was quiet at the latest dates.
The shipments Of gold at Victoria for the
previous fortnight amounted to $4,000.
San FRAEclsoo, August 20.
There Is g speculative movement 10 Candies
and Provisions: 10000 boxes Adamantine
Candlel sold during the week at lS92Oc.
pork--Sl7 5O@l8 for meas, and clear $40.
Bacon I21s0l3c. Lard l2014u. Sugar
New Orleans loo; crushed 1890. Rice and
Teas buoyaDt. A moderate amount of goods
Is going into tho interior.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

WEBSTER AND CROCKETT two characters,
says the Memphis Bulletin, could be more dis
similar than those of Webster and Crockett.
One had penetrated to the profoundest depths
of the forest, and was passionate lover Of its
wild delights. Crockett paid Webster q COM
pliment tina. both pleased and amused him, IT
is related that when his celebrated speech upon
Foote'S resolutions was published, he sent a
copy of 1t to Davy Crockett. Shortly after
ward Davy called upon him to make his ac-
Acknowledgements for tho favor--romarking that
it was tho only speech he had ever been able
to read without the aid of u dictionary. Mr..
Webster, it is said, frequently remarked thst
although, perhaps, compliment was not in
tended, none was ever bestowed upon him that
he valued 80 highly.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21
Naval Intelligence.
NEW YoRk, Sentember ,

NEW YORK, September 20.
Advices from Rio dc JaneIio to July o state
that the United States ship Leraat, Commander
Hunt, arrived after passage of thirty. inc
days from Boston, and sailed again seVen days
after hsr arrival. All we'll.
The sloop. .ot.war John Adoms, Commander
Mason, put in at Rio de Janero on the 3lst of
July, leaking and very much strained. oU;;inn
to bad weather and the immense weight of her
fatteries. The John Adams was on her voyoge
to the East Indies, but the result of a survey
held at sea, declaring the vessel to he unat to
proceed to her destination, induced the Com.
mander to bear away for this port. Since his
arrival here, and in the absence ofany other Of
our government vessels, an additional survey
of some eight or ten Of our merchant captains
has been held, and they fully coincide with
that made by the ships officers at sea.
Lieutenant D. M. Cohen, Of the marines, has
been ordered to proceed by this packet as
bearer of dispatches to the Secretary Of the
Navy at Washington.
Commander Mason will sgait his return
before taking further steps.