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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
Waluable Farm for Sale.

OFFER the following of land for 4-IT6 acres,
Il 17 acres so acres and % acres all situated
log Greek in Marshal Co., Va, within two miles of po,
the eTpheII Railroad. These farms all contain no.s
or less bottom land, hivh cultivation,
are among tile best lands in this country, both rich.
ness of SOIL and advantages OF location. The FIRST
has fine sto1o Dwelling House and good orchard, and
OF the elightfuI country
also offer 204 hill land with 81 acres cleared,
Joining the above. These lands within
ling Possession will be given this Fall. a. Kempie
the farms. will show the lands, and persons wishing ur.
chase will apply to Hoge, Land Agents. MoundTile
Va, who Is my authorized agent sell said lands.
aug26-2Wd&w ELLEN Il. BCCiIANAN,
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New Advertisements..

Fl ALL OPENI.NG g.!
r s the ' and
NRW 8T9GK OF
FALL q WINTER GOOD 81
TO which The attention otpurchasers and others Is most
auEs1 'I''s'4' HE1sKELI 3swEAR1NaEN
Boarding Wanted.
n par, partial meals Centre Wheeling preferred.
6es Flour In store and for sale by
11ge1 MATHEW mcNAbB.
I ILL., FEED2Ogo 6ushsls MN Esd IN s59Ee And Tor
~ sae by la1g80l MATHEW McNABB.
Trusted. Sale.
by virtue of deed of bearing the ash De-
IL cember, S5S, from William GoWdy to James H. Stout
heat bearing date the ss6 June 1ssS both recorded
In the Clerks office Of Ohio county Court, shall SELL
matter described Friday the 8Ot September 1852
to the numbered hundred and eehtyone
No. lS the plat Of that part Of the City Of Wheeling
Centre Wheeling situated the east sile Of ChapIne
street, also the undivided half Of the lot numbered two
south half Of tie lot numbered hundred and Ave- both
OF which lots No. 9O4 and 205 situated the side
OF the City Wheel commonly called Centre Wheeling
oAsa; tie remaining three fouEhs in three equal
months the day Of sale the purchaser giving his
honds Tor the credit nstaments secured by deed of
The title is believed indisnutabe and uuncumbersd
but selling MS trustees shall convey only such title
vested in us by the deeds of trust before mentioned.
JAMES g. WHEAT,
i JAMES H. STOUT,
| GEO. E. W1CKHAAI, Trustees.
Auctoneer. [aue8G-tdl
Burning Fluid
Lso, Lard, Linseed aud Fish Oils, just at IS
| IN Main St., Centre Wheeling.
aug2O r. D. McLArN & co.
EALING WAX, for bottles cans, at IS Main
y aa s55sst' Centre Wheeling. R. B. Mo1A1N & CO.
/ CNANARY & HEMP SEED.-A fresh suppl received at
/ ~ g. Main street, Centre Wheeling
FALL GOODS.
NNTE have just received portion Stock
comprising very styles Dress Goods
and full assortment of DOmescs. we shall, In few
days entire first stock give due
notice. [aug99l HEIsKELL & swEARINGEN.
MRS. WIN slow,
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Trusteels Sale.

QY virtue of two deeds of trust bearing date the 7sh
y December, 1853, from William GowdS to James IL.
1859, from said Gowly James Wheat all OF winch
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Ohio County Court,
lie auction, FidUy the I'd day or September. s'9,
commencing at Otl P m, at the resiience OF WiiIa
GFolsay. ddjOinin0 the II e. Church. on tIDEine strsd
IN Centre phself9, the household furniture AMI Other
goods mentioned u said deeds said residence
consisting In part of mahogany and common chairs
tables boo cases, melo looking hedsead
beds, &C., &C. Also, chest carpenteri5 tools ork.
benches set of hosting blocks with the ropes, borg
machine and augers, and a mOrticiug machine.
TERMS OF SALE-FOr all not exceeding 25 doIla.J
CAS for all sums exceeding 25 dollars credit Of miner
days the purchaser giving his negotiable satisfactory
endorsed, with interest from the day of SALE
JAMES II. STOUT
JAMES S. WHEAT
SEo. Z. =W1ChHAM, Trustees.
Auctioneer. un.g5
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abhorent to four wen entertained views of= no-
rality and duty and inimical to. ourtrst idsos of

abhorent toAour well entertained views of mo-
rulity and duty and .inimicalt ourfrst ideas of
Christianity:
Letno one.apologiz for him, BY saying that
these Objectionable ntiments. with which the.
professor" abounds, arc often only the witty
offshots of his table characters That.only rem
ders them more dangerous in theirefects The
pert and pointed manner IN which they are
thrown off renders them captivating, and they
are often swallowed by the unsuspecting for
maxims of truth aud wisdom, without ever being
explained.
weamust, therefore, be permitted to add our
disappro bation to theiturn which::has been given
to the tone and intention Of the Atlantic Month
ly's most attractive series-The Professor at the
Breakfast table. DR.. Holmes can, if he will, use
his charming pen both for greater good to his
readers, and for greater credit to himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

Cleveland Medical College.
ME NEXT ANNUAL. COURSE OF LECTURES will be
y, gin on Wednesday, the second day OF November n
1889, and continue sixteen weeks.
dollars. . SSzsS- hSs
Inquiries may be any of the Protessors
JOHN DELAmATER, n. D., Professor of Midwifery and
diseases Of Women and Children.
JARED RIRTLANDI N. D., Professor Of the Prncbles
and Practice of Medicine. FF
= LANG oAssELs, ~ D., Professor of Chemistry and
JACOB j. DELAMATER, n d. Professor Of Msteria Afea.
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
PROCTOR THAYER, ID. D., Professor OF Anatomy and
GUSTAYE O. Z. WEBER, NJ. D., Professor Of the Princ
pies and Practice of Surgery.
H. X. GUSHING, n. d. Adjunct Professor of bIdvIfsr,
and Diseases of Women and Children.
x. FliAYER, Md, Demonstration Of Anatomy
aug2S d&yev
House and Lot for Sale.
ME subscriber sale a yerv lesirs bIs p-,,
HOUSE. containing SIX large rooms and kitchen, being
North half Of Lot No. $780, and Third s,reet
ioentres o wheeling For terms Of. sale, apply to
Hug2s.lwE wv. H. %ooDS, North Western BANK
r. b. nTcLAIN & Co,
WHOLESALE Dc RETAIL DRUG GIsTs
13,DInin streei, Centre Wheeling.
fEIAYLNG Just lened compl etc nj
11,DRgG& MEDLCLHES, PERFUMERIES P1TFET
MEO1CIRES DO, DC, prepared furnish cash Gus
with In line, the reasonable
'stuns. augl1
REPRESENTATIONS CAREFULLY CoMpoIuNnYn an
ALL HOURS OF The DAY OR NIGHT! -
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To the Be-Drugged ana Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeiing nnd YLctnitH

AAS-WEuSSeO5 d1nu lSO18oned Citizens
of Wheeling and Vicinity,
You areoverrun with adeuge of the vest compounds in
the form of "AcOhoc Drinks' that enanated from
that pest ofsociety, LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
you as luxury or they dispensed you as Medi-
cine, and in either the effect is the same
There is but one to escape, to use as
luxury or medicament safe reliable stlmulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which that it has
notbeen tempered with. Such an articleis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection the British Govern
ment is delicatey favored [unlke any other Gin) with
some Of the most valuable of the Vegetable
Kingdom and is by far the most healthy beverage extant
The MOST ENESsNr PHYSICIANS EUROPE AMERICA not
only recommend its by hale and hearty but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stlmuant is required
THE will find not only pleasant Cordial
but certain reiefin suGerinEs periodical character
ANALYTICAL cuENsTs EAxxs pronounce IT perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only in quart pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
cEas, dc.
For salem Wheeling Va, by t H. LOGAN CO., AZ Main
street. T. b. JOHNSTON, 176 Market St., and Others
EDMUND @. CHARLES, General Agent.
my17-d&w1lm DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY
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G ToREEo oMs& OFFICES, DWELLINGS .Frame5 Brict
~ Rooms in the second and third story of good
house and small Hall2O bv IS feeti also
sale orle"se on favorable terms, apply
Office, No. 11s, Main Street, 6etweon MoTo. an
UniOn-Up Stairs ,s0In
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. What we want in 1860 is a fair s'stand-up
fight" between freedom and slavery. For this
we pray, and against any delay of this crisis,
BY compromise or otherwise, we protest In
such contest, who can doubt the result When
this contest comes, God speed the right
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8 r Q G a N S /!
ID. HAYES q Coz

Light CnrrinEe and Harness Build,r,
II 0CAT1oN in the Athenrum Building, corner AisTt.,
~ and John streets, opposite the Custom House Wheel
ing, Va. Always hand Carri~ ges of Suueror vSorL
ship, warranted to give satisfaction. Also wSt bH ~
order OF the latest styles and Improved patterns
the lowest market rates. ny ys; AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

a Partisan Jew desired to telegraph news of
the peace to Berlin. His information was in
advance, aud to keep it from the telegraph peo-
pie he worded his despatch thus; "Herr Soho
lem will shortly arrive" ,Sc1tozem is. a Hebrew
word, sigaifying peace In the Berlin House,
where the Hebrew language was understood,
the true meaning of the announccmentaofH Herr
scholem's expected arrival was readily inter.
preted.
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THRRE is a joke abroad that one day at a con.
yersazione Lord Brougham was talking. learned
ly about HindoO poem, written 500 years b..
q, when suddenly, on some hint given, he be-
gan to- discourse with equal knowledge on the
philosophy Of cooking beefsteak. He is. the
most versatile man abroad.
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THB German New Workers are very much
alarmed at the bad quality of their lager beer,
which sympathizes With the Croton trouble.
Weiss white) beer is now their substitute.
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Banking House for Sale.

Banking House for Sale.
HE Banking House at present occupied BY the Citizens
Deposit Bank Of Wheeling, owned by the Manufacture
ers and Farmers Bank, is offered private salt II not
sold prior to Saturday. the 18th of September uext,
be sold at public auction that day.
For price and terms, apply to J. Il. DICKEY
aug22-td or TnOS SWEENEY
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-13
The Overland Mail.
ST. Louis, Oct. 8. ]

ST. Louis, Oct. 9, 1859.
The Overland Mail of the 18th reach
ed this city last night.
The duel between Senator Broderick
and Chief Justice Terry took place near
San Francisco, on the morning of the
18th uit.
Bgoderick fell at the first fire, having
bcen pierced through the lungs. He lin
gered Till 81 o'clock on the morning OF
the 10th, when he died.
The community was profoundly agita-
ted by the melancholy e'ent. Judge
Terry escaped unhurt.
Some of the San Francisco papers e.
vince disposition to u axe it appear that
Mr.. Broderick was the victim of con-
spiracy, but the most prominent ones as
sert that the duel was conducted in strict
accordance With the code duello. Brod
erick's pistol weat off before raised into
line With his antagonist Terry's shot
took effect two inches from the right nip
pie, carrying away part OF the breast
bone. Mr.. Brcierlck suffered intense
agony from, the tine be was shot till he
died.
When the mail left,two hours after his
death, it had been announced that all the
Gags in the city would be displayed at
half mast, and emblems of mourning
were beginning to appear in all parts OF
the city.
The election in Nevada Territory came
off on the 7th ut. The constitution form
ed in July was adopted by 400 majority,
and full Terrific aial ticket elected, head
cd by Isaac Roupe, as Governor.
Victoria dates are to the 7th ult. The
Colonist says that the nited States troops
Oh San Juan Island were throwing up a
fortitication on the sum unit of hill below
the Hudson's Bay Company's Station.
The Portland (Oregon) papers of the
10th publish reply BY Gen. Harvey to
Gov. Douglass's letter of Aug. 30, in
which he accepts Douslass's explanation
as an apology for his past conduct, but
evidently reposes no faith in the Govern
or's professions, add declines to withdraw
bis troops from San Juan until the plaes,
ure of President Buchanan is known ou
the subject.
There was little business doing in the
San Francisco market, bat prices were
sensibly weaker.
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Au0itor's Notife..

Estate Of CHAS. G. NEBE, deceased.
The undersigned. Auditor appointed
by the Orphans Court of Monroe eoun-
ty to examine and if occasion require,
resettle the account Of James II. Stroud,
Administrator of Charles G.. Nebe, de-
ceased, and make distribution Of the ball
ance in the hands Of the accountant, will
attend to the duties of his appointment, 81
the Office of VIM. Davis, Esq. in S.rouds-
burg, on Friday, the llth day Of Novem-
ber next, at 10 oclock A. Nj. when and
whero all persons having claims are re-
quired to present the same before him. or
be debarred from coming in for share
of the balance in the hands of said ac-
countant. G. y. WIKOFF, Auditor.
October l3, Is59.-4t.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR ID DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed, If YOU ish TO escape rideule
Gray Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly 10 beauti
jul and Natural Brown Black, without the least in
fury TO Hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded TO
Wm A. Batcheler since 1899, and $4,000 applica-
lions have been made 20 the Hair Of his patrons Of his
famous Dye
Wm. A. BATHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature and is warranted
to injuie in the least, hOw long may be con-
tnued, and the i'll effects OF Red Dyes remedled the
Fair inyigoraged for Life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Gn private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States, by
D Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
II rne genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each boy, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R,
233 Broadway, New-York-
Sold by HOLLINSHEAD & DIETRICH, StrousbuTg-
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By the Canada, we have European
dates to the oath ult 1t was rumored
that de6nitive treaty of peace would
soon be concluded at Zurich. 1t would,
however, bear the signatures Of only two
Powers France and Austria. The pre-
Aiminsries OF Filiafranca were to be strict
ly maintaincd. As to the relations OF
Austria and Sardinia, the preliminaries
of Villafranca will serve as a guide for
the conduct of Austria. A courier from
Vienna had reached Zurich with instruc
tious to draw up treaty Of peace, aud .
document for the cession of Lomtardy to
Sardinia. No allusion is made to the
Duches. The screw steamer Fox, sent
by Lady Franklin to the Arctic regions
in search of the traces oil Sir John Frank
Inns expedition, had returned to England
having been completely successful. AT
Point William, on the northwe coast OF
King Williams Island, record was
found, dated April 25, ls4s, signed by
Capts. Crozier and Fitz James The
record says the Erebus and Terror were
abandoned three days previously in the
ice, FIVE leagues to the N. n W., and that
the survivors, in all amounting to lO5,
were proceeding to Great Fish River
Sir John Franklin bad died June ii, 7,
i647, and the total deaths to date had
been nine officers and fifteen men. The
American occupation of the Island of SAP
Juan attracts considerable attention in the
journals. Tile Times says: "FortuDate-
Ely the affair is in good hands. and We
trust there can be no reason to doubt that
the Governments of the two countries will
proceed to decision in the same spirit
of moderation and equally by which their
views of the question have hitherto been
characterized The English journals
strongly denounce the incomplete and
hurried manner in which the Great Eas-
tern was sent to sea. A vague rumor
has been current that her first voyage
would be postponed until next year, and
that in interim she would be exhibited at
the principal ports in the kingdom. This,
however. is authoritatisely contracicted,
and she is still advertised to leave Holy.
head for Portland on October 20. A
thousand marines, strong detatehments OF
the rife brigade, two light infantry regi-
ments, &c. we're to leave England for Chi
ma By the overland route. The first oi
the equadrons for the service against Chi
ma had already sailed. The Government
intended dispatching fifty gun boats, be-
side frikates aud other vessels The
Continental news consists principally OF
rumors about the Peace arrangements
1t is said that Napoleon accepts the plan
of the King of the Belgians, which is tt
give the fortresses of Peschera and Man
tus, and the States of Parma and Modena
to Sardinia; to reinstate the house OF Lor
raine in Tuscany, and restore the lega
tions to the Pope The Pope remained
iD very alarming state, and Cardlna
Antoueili had declared him unfit to attend
to public affairs. The report that Gen
Serrano had been appointed Captain Gen
eral of Cuba is fully confirmed. No latel
news from China.
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Rescued from Starvation.

News recently reached Fort Riley. K
T., by two soldiers, that two men who
had started for Pixies Peak, were in
starving condition at one of the unoccu-
pied stations of late express company. {.
Relief was Immediately sent to them,
which reached them on the third day
They had been at the station eight days
when first discovered by the soldiers, and
had been living on grasshoppers and mill
dewed corn left by the animals which had
fed at the station. They bad also found
few shoots of corn aud dried skull of
buffalo, and with this they made stow
in tin cup. They proved to be father
and son, aged fifty aDd seventeen, natives
of Pottsyille, Penn. They bad attempts
ed to walk from Leayenworth City to
Pixies Peak.
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.er are her mountains and hills filed
with ore, like those of her sister counties,
to give employment to thousands of stur-
dy miners and keep in blast hundred
furnaces.
While her rugged surface offers little
encouragement to the farmer, she has no
mineral wealth to supply the deficiency.
Yet Nature, as if to compensate her for
these disadvantages, has given her 6ne
streams Of water. Those streams can ali
be turned into engines for coming money.
All that is needed is capital judiciously
expended, and her creeks will be teemipg
with factories; the population of Strouds.
burg will be doubled in five years
and quadrupled in ten. Empty houses
will End tenants; vacant lots will be built
up, and the value Of property will increase
in ratio proportionate to the increase OF
population.
We firmly believe that the establishing
of a boot and shoe factory in this place
would be the com mmencement of a rapid
succession Of Improvements. We under
stand that some movement has been made
toward this object. and we should be pleas
ed to see some of our monied men take hold
of it, Not great deal of capital would
be required; it could probably be started
on limited scale for Eve thousand dol
lars, aud then let the business be increas-
ed to suit the demands of the trade, and
our word for it, it would pay from the
first, q better per cent than most other
Improvements do, besides the vast amount
of good such an establishment would eff
| feet, in ameliorating the condition of the
poorer classes of our county. We ven
ture to presume that not single valid
objection can be urged against the pro.
ject. Think of the matter, you who have
money to invest, and not only think, but
act.
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The boundary difficulty Oh the North
Western coast " bich Gen. Scott has gone
out 10 settle, was started by hog. San
Juan Island is peop!ed BY few Ameri-
cans and an Engli,hman, the latter own
ing many hogs. These animals broke
frequently into the American enclosures.
and one of them was shot ty Dir. Cutter,
an American. The Engishman procured
a Hudsons Bay Co. vessel to be sent to
the island to arrest Cutter, who secrefed
himself. and Gen. IIarney being appealed
to, sent troops to the island.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-13

u Tie st. Louis Express Gays that
an immense drove ofsquirrels made their
appearance ten days ago on the Meramac,
whore they crossed the Mississippi. The
citizens turned out and killed them by
hundreds. Every tree and bush swarned
with them until night, when they all dis
appeared, and have not been heard OF
since. Old French settlers predict very
Winter, as it was noticed in s34
and 1852 that immense droyes of squir.
rels suddenly made their appearance, fol.
lowed by intensely severe weather.
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Further from California.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE overland
m all of the 18th ult., arrived in this city
last evening.
The San Francisco papers of that day
give loog account of the funeral of Sen
ator Broderick, which took place on the
afternoon of the 18th.
The remains we're followed to the grave
by about three thousand person 90 foot,
forming, with the long liae of carriages,
the largest and most impressive process
sion ever witnessed in San francisco. =
The streets we're deDsely thronged, and
the buildings along the line of the pro-
cession all draped in mourning, funeral
oration was delivered oyer the remains,
by Col. & d Baker,
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@The State Election in PeDnsylva-
MIA yesterday appears to have gone de-
cidedly against the Sham Democracy,
contrary to oil reasonable expectation
The Opposition rsnks were ip disorder;
there was no serious effort Iut forth to
cali out the vote, and the poll is very
light one; but we are confident, from the
scattering returns at hand up to ! a. IN.
that the Peoples or Opposition State
Ticket is elected. The new Legislature
is also probably Opposition.
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GooD COUNSEL.

BY THE. BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION.
OF ell good services which men
Render to one another,
Sage counsel is the best; and that
We proffer, friend, and brother.
Let the Eagle be your model,
Aspirant for virtuous fame
Learn of him, your thoughts and feelings
To direct with steady aim
In the atmosphere of reason;
And behold iu clearest light
Free from prejudice and passion
All that opens to your sight
Let the quickness of the Tiger,
His discriminating power
Serse you for useful lesson
w hen dark clouds of error lower.
Resemble in readiness
To meet threatened danger.
The motions of the agile Deer,
The beauteous mountain ranger.
Let the squirrel read you lesson,
While the Summers iD its prime,
He stores up provision suited
To the dreary Winter time.
In business like the cautious Fox,
Ere you pursue certain track
Examine carefully its phases:
Assured your right, then turn not back.
In the motions of the insect.
Termed by naturalists the Bee,
Method, industry and order,
In the smallest tasks, We see.
From it learn that hitter potions
Ohentimes will yield sweet,
II We strive with patient labor
Each emergency to meet.
Learn from animated nature,
All that hy, or creep, or run,
The duties OF the lot assigned you
Never to neglect or shun.
Lastly, always be spparaled
In the most becoming style
OF Clothing which is made and vended
At the store of r. G. PYLE
PYLE'S store is opposite the Old Eas
ton Bank. A splendid stock of goods Of
hand, which the public are invited to ex
anime.