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Nretlt0r6fb'S NSerfe
in so g6pGenlttferunSeu a IS gs., GStr in 86n. a $f.25
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$2500, $1,000 Ober $4,000 our @riinbuna zines
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Health Health ! Health !
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vs Der NpSetit feblt. prtiS ST cine 9Ottel, 8 8otteIn $3.50
8 SDtttfu SIS.
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4enlaIem, Buds Go ntS, Is. gaGt 1857.
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@a1 NIT eiusr Std ,rbeit bsnust wtreen. psi&e cine Mebt.
sin bieIer Art NOD nte %erfd9ren. sc Dstteitet benz 5phem
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safrteeen fem. 0tefss girtlt3 %tDsrlpyr1s siitrs pat srobt
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GGuberf unb retntd t 005 Slut!
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Club @Ttraft b. SarIa4urtIa,
Oar srU6s Slatt,tniser, unb Mittst 5ar SeiIuaa spn Ssse-
fuia. mtrtuttaltt&tn 6rGntbehen, @bsumatisnius 5aut-
sa fdlae. Ssl4sar'n, G~rpfpdas. @Gd@ta. aassmstgsr
S@ma4s, fspbtlstif1er Spmr tome &c &C.
9llen 1nOereu Nilieu ODrauS
Or. Swagnt's %abelS9dsrte Sayiaoasias Uno dbesr Ytt-
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WIerbpt, per @a1. 80 - Cts.
y uttsr. betts VOgea y Sents per 4", 9labes l6-2O, RO,
80 pnen, Der 3uIbel rs 40.
GrG6er, 5 &ents per Qfurb.
lily. RIhhuttfr IL GtA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

ANOTHER PglzE FIGnT os TIE TAPis.-Heenaa
Ci4lisages tie Champion OF England. = Porter
SPIRIT f5r this week has the following announce
ment:
John Heenan. otherwise known as the Benicia
Boy, who recently fought John MOrrissey, at
Long Point, Canada, being unsuccessful in get
ting match in this country, desires US to an
nonnce for him, that he will fight Tom Sayers,
the present Champion Of England, for two
hundred pounds aRd the Champions Belt, and
Is ready 10 go to England, for such purpose, at
his own expense, as soon as the present engage
ulents which Sayers is under are completed;
bot that if Sayers should be defeated in either
Of his pending matches for the championship,
he, Heenan, wishes to fight whoever may be
champion in SaYers' place.
He wishes also to state, that he is willing
to add to the regular stake Of two hundred
pounds, for which the championship is 4lTays
fought, the sum of six eight hundred pounds
more; but If this is not agreeable to the English
Champion, he will fight for the usual sum. FL
naliy he wishes Us to state, that it is his Inten
ton to forward, at once, the usual forfeit, or
first installment of the proposed match, TO be
deposited at the Office Of Bells Life, in London,
in orde that he may put himself regularly among
the list of claimants to the Champions Belt, and
be entitled to his meeting in due course.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

TnE Na.chez Ere Trader gives Is new leaf
in the history Of Douglas 1t states, upon what
is regarded as good authority, that he was the
author of the following resolution, which was
reported 70 the Mississippi Delegation at the
Cincinnati Convention. by Committee (Of the
Delegation) appointed TO consider the subject OF
slavery:
All. Resolse9, That the National Democratic
party belsYe IN The perfect political equality OF
the States, and that the citizens Of every State
have IN equal right TO emigTate Peaceably to the
Territories, and to take with them whatever IS
recognized as property in the State from which
they 20, and there receive for it adequate Legal
ltrofectfon; that there is 10 power in Congress
OF In the Territorial Legislature to exclude from
the Territories anything which is regarded as
property IN State; but xhen a Territory has
sufficient Federal population, lawfully ascertain
ed, to enti;le il 10 one Representative in Con
gross, l. C according to the present ration, 49,
400. il IS the duty Of Congress to authorize
the Territory TO form State Constitution, re-
publican in It's forrn. preparatory to admission
into the Union as = State, and that it Is no con-
slitutionai ground Of objection to the admission
Of such State that the Constitution thus formed
either admits or excludes Slavery"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

Wnar HoLLANDERs THrxk OF BoEHAvE's HoL-
LAND BITTEss!-J. Quintus. Ed. Of the Sheboy-
gan 6ieUt1s5cds, in ; letter dated September sth,
1854. thus remarks
''You viii observe that have published seve-
raj certificates lately. These are not mere pun,
butliterally true; and should you continue adj
yertising with US, you may expect to secure
large orders from every Holland settlement In
the United States"
This is An extract from one Of the many let
tiers received from the Holland settlements
Surely when Hollanders recommend the IIol-
land Bittcrs 50 warmly, Americans may not
hesitate in testing its virtues for themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

TIE annual report of the Pennsylvania State
Lunatic Asylum brings some very useful facts
to the notice of the public. The report reveals
the lsmentable proof that in proportion as edu-
cation and civilization is supposed to be progress
ing among US, insanity also is on the increase
There have been IN the Asylum about twice as
many students as there ought to have been,
according to their numbers. OF the causes, out
of I,049 cases since the institution went into
operation, only 500 have any recognized occn-
sion or them 1O5 have been from i'll health;
1877 faom domestic trouble; Cs4 of these are fe-
males) Religious excitement Of all kinds, in
Guiding Millerism and Spirit Rappings, ] !. How
many for want of more religion it might be hard
to guess But intemperancc 81, and opium eat
ing, and loss of money and mortified pride, and
politics, with other excuses and immoralities,
foot up about So more. There arc over 400
single or widowed men insane to 3l0 married.
With females, however, there about rs ma
ny married as single and widowed, who are out
Of their minds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

LAST week, the people of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
abated a nuisance in that city By burning two
houses of ill-fame to the ground, and lodging
the boarders-twelye giris-iu Jail. Alter tri
al, however, the women were, all Of them, dis
charged. \ few days after convention of that
ilk, from Fond du Lac, Berlin, RiptOn, Beaver
Dam, Portage, Stevens Point and waupun, met
in council in Oshkosh, with therfeow laborers,
and have threatened revenge by burning down
the city. So fearful are the Oshkosh people
that the city will be fired, that they have now
eight night watchmen to protect their property.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15
sP EcTAL NOTICES.
SANDS, sARsAPARILLA,

YOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Noreeiiai azeat introduced that has proved
80 uaiforry suecessfaI As SANDS sARsAPARILLA HoE
.ny unfortunate victims Of serSruIl without hope
cure joyfuy testify their health and
hEer tAsr Justly due the medical virtues
surprising esaey Of tS invaluable preparation In
AL EeTe tie Impoverished ard dsPrATsd condition
'of the bood eTineed By ervpton bsthe It's
operation IA the highest degree sAlutAry-
The public e1utlon-d to ak fOr SANDS SARSAPAR-
lila, ard take Othrr host OF spurious limitations
upon which reliance be placed are In tie market.
Prepared aud sold BY A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fuiioa 81, New York.
sOid also by T II. LOGAN Co. wheeling, aad BY Drag
s!EtS generally. Hii5-i4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

The editor of the Lewisburg (Pa) Chronicle
wrote recently to Mr.. Giddngs, to ask if he
ever said that he could spit upon George
Washington, when he remembers that he was
stakeholder" To which Mr.. Giddings replied,
ms everybody including those who invented the
story, would expect hi.n to do. He says:
II never said, or wrote, or thought, or con-
ceived the gross and vulgar expression which
you say is attributed to me, or anything that
bears relation. likeness or sitniltude to it, On
the contrary, have at all times and on all &C.
casions insisted that Washington and his CO.
temporanes should be judged according to the
age in which they lived, and the circumstances
under which he and they were surrounded; and
that Shareholders of the present day, bred ard
educated amid the Institution, are thousand
times less guilty than Northern doughfnceS,
who, though bred and educated in the love of
liberty,yet encourage and uphold the slave trade
lin this city, and in our Territories and Southern
coasD with all its attendant crime aud revolving
horrors"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

One of the Washington City papers says that
the end of the Sickles tragedy is not so near ut
hand as some people have thought. 1t is
claimed that there does not exist title of legal
evidence of the truth of the charge that Key,
had criminal intercourse with Mrs. Sickles; the
confession of the fact obtained from her, by
some means as yet hidden from the public. not
being such testimony as can be received by a
court Of Justice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

IxPoErAsT, U CoENEcT.-Last night we re-
ceived private notice, to the effect that the
compact between the four great lines Of rail-
road had virtually gone by the board, and that
passengers were nos being licketed from New
New York, vie Wheeling, into Cleveland for
sis 50. The old rates, We are told, Of sl5 80
from New York to Wheeling, still remain the
same. We do not vonch for the truth Of this,
bat give IT simply as it comes to us, from an
nuthoritative source.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

FREE Paws IN CnuRcnrs.-The Rev. W. II
Wroth, of ST. Philips, Clerkenwell, London,
has determined upon giving up the pew rents,
from which his income is derived, and trusting
for the future entirely to free church and the
efFertory. The reverend gentleman, in his ad.
dress on the subject, says:
1t has been continual cause Of grief to me
that SO few Of the working classes are ever to be
found within the houses Of God in London, aud
the other large cities aud towns of our land. /
have heard many reasons assigned for their alb
sence. But the reason working men themselves
surely the best judged on this point have not
unfrequcntly given me is of this nature. 1--WE
don't like TO go where we don't appear to be
wanted-where we have to sit in seats marked
free seats or for the poor, and whIre we are
made to feel our poverty more keenly by inVi-
dious distinctions" This is what working men
say; and must confess there is great deal Of
truth in the complaint"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

Is France, the aduIteration of fool is made
criminal OfFense punishable by severe penalties.
Recently, in the correctional of Paris, one milk
man, convicted of mixing drugs with the liquid
was sentenced TO eight months Imprisonment
and 3OoOE ine; another to six months and
2OOOE A wine merchant, who meEely adulte-
rated the beverage with water, was sentenced
to six days Imprisonment and 5OE fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

TiE WHEAT CIOP.-The editor Of The ohio
iState'man says that, ina trip northward last
week, he observed that the wheat crop appears
generally in good condition, and where it was
tOherwise. it was evidently owing to unskilInl
or negligent tillage. The Winter, which we
supposed to have been very trying to wheat,
seems not to have injured it In many places
il has suffered from standing water Except in
such eases, and where it was sown very late.
the crop promises fair yield at least and some
farmers say it is uueomnunly promising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

A CASE of somnambulism occurred last week
in Monticello, Sullivan county, n. Y. A lad
about nine years OF age, arose from his bed
about midnight, left the house, and went across
the fields, through the snow, nearly mile, to
the residence of Mr.. Henry Curry The lad
had no clothing on but his shirt. He was la
boring under the dolusion that two men were
chasing him, and did not seem to wake until
snugIy housed at Mr.. Curry's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15
nou.ehoId and KiIchea FurniIuFe NJ Ane-
TRUST SALE.


TY virtue and in pursuance Deed Of Trst executed
ID By Eiot and Eliza his vie. 70 the undeTsEnet As
Trustee bearing dSte the IN day Of Jane, l55, AID
daily Cl=Ts once q the County Court OF
Oao county, No folio $3.50, benefit
Of tie ARA Baiguel Co, Of the city OF Philadelphia,
public auction, the C0Hr House Of Ohio
virginia, ts lsth day of APRIL $50. all the foUns
described paTceiOf ground Cron street; IN the civ
Vgesilac, Ohio county, and lying the South
Ug0a Fourt and Fifth Streets and
situate aud bounded foioEs.o Wit
Il has front Union street y about tEentyseVea feet
inches, Nth width back fouthUard. OF
aboGt hfty-seTen fftysght fset eight foot alley
adisus the Past the lot Of ground agreed 70 Be sold
Eeo named William HopSInG, and 10 begins o.
Union the NorEes. % sad lot agreed 10
be sod 70 sad Hopkins. AID West with The south side
o. Union street said enty fe. and ok INCHES thence
Eaid alley hfy-ssVen tyszbt
alire right angles With said Union tscs
with the SoTth side o. sad alley saii twenty
inches the Wet uue OF Iopkns iot-
thence alta sad west line 20 tn sane
conveyed John Elliott sehariAh Jseob and Islae
W MITCHELL ExeeGtors % Juo J. Jacob deed, BY deed da-
ted January 2Th. ISL. daily OF record. The above
property desirable from loea
ion - the business Of tie city. Selling trustee
vii sell aud only such title Is vested Ii me By
terms Of sale, Cash n C. GOOD,
mhf6-3ud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15
u uaar be ma.ter Of some interest o DC

IT may be matter of some interest TO the
people Of New York. as well as to the owners
Of certain steamship. to have it announced
on what day she win sail, how much fFeigbta ard
how many passengers she will carry, and how
she will be freighted generally. but &c take the
liberty TO strike out from our telegraph all such
advertising lodges We presume that the same
ass who sent over the wires. tue cable.purcliase,
advertisements of Tiff1nny Co. still ''docs" the
despatches for tbeassoeiated press at New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

Tue last New Orleans papers are full of com
.ments on Carl Formes' concerts down there
For instance, the Pieayuns says:
Carl Formes is doing wondrous things in New
Orleans with that several horse power voice Of
his. At performance of the Hugenots, Carl
swept through his superb role with power as
electric as it was majestic, and few moments
before his death moved his audience to pitch
Of enthusiasm already frantic.
The Creseeat lays it on stronger. We like it
cxceedingly,-especially this paragraph of it:
''We don't know whether anybody was dis
appointed in Carl Farmes, but If any expected
to see human who could do singing lower
down in his body than he can, they ought to
have been disappointed, for they expected some
thing more than human. 1t is our opinion that
Formes can go just one octave 6sLo'o the di1
phragm, and his voice retains It's volume well
in tie higher noteJ. It il not the voice for
singing first, though, for as so used it amounts
merely to melodious bellouring, astonishing rHth,
er than pleasing the listener lie has tremen-
dous organ, and could haIloo 'fre! loud enough
to be heard almost as far as the bell Of St Pat
rick's church"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-15

Is the fall Of 1857, when the roaring and
storuing Of the great crisis were in all our ears,
and when every body was getting scared and
turning his attention to old clothes and patched
clothes, and to reductions in his table bill of fare,
great discoveries were made as to the greatly
decreased amount ofmarket money and shopping
money upon which family could live quite
decenty and comfortably. It was no I'M
usual thing for people to Top off fifty per
cent Of their accustomed oadays, and they
found too that they were healthier and happier
after they had done it Some what analogous
to thisis the report Of tho aboard of Army Of
ficers' in this mornings telegraph. They after
sitting in judgement have concluded that it is
wise. and prudent, and beneficial to.ail concern
ed, that the anterior forts beyond the western
line Of settlement" should be abandoned, that
they t'are maintained at great expense and suf-
fsring 10 no purpose" in tine that it is and al
ways was money thrown away.
Now here is a burden that was oppressinr
tho treasury, that was fleeing the people o.
their money, and that would no doubt have gone
on and on for years, had not the good wholesome
straits TO which the administration is now re.
dnced by its former excuses. demanded change.
Let them apply the brakes in other places and
see if the expenses wont fall below hundred
millions at least triHe.