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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
Large sale OF fancy goods fancy dry goods hosiery &C.
slightly damaged by fire aud water AZ the store Of Jas c.
anderson, No. gu Broadway BY +. 4 +. H. SCHENCK, on
Thursday the Sh ins l0 O'Clock at the above store
entire stock partially damaged by fire the night the
August consisting In part of large and varied
hosiery hundred dozen fine kid gloves dress trim
mngs of all descriptions embroderies glasses fancy
goods, fans, writing desks, reticules &C., DC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

RuDD & CArLEroS announce "The Afternoon
Of Unmarried Life" Cannot some enterprising
publisher give us "The Mornings OF Matri-
inony?"
PEEsOSs who stand upon ceremony have a
precarious footing.
A RUSTIC FRIEND suggests that type-settiHg
must be a sedentary occupation. A great many
stand it, though!
a GRAIN OF TRuTH.-The readers of the Led
ger get very little corn in proportion TO the
amount of Cobb!
WHES YOUR LADY-LOvE sends you to "Pa,"
you may go Tather and fare worsel
THE OCEAN OF Love is not always a Pacific
Ocean.
BEEcuER on BuRSs.-A lady, when told that
Mr. Beecher was about to deliver lecture on
Burns, suggested the equal necessity of lecture
on sends. Mr.. Beecher is so constantly in hot
water that he ought to be Pre-eminently quail
lied 10 handle such theme.
The HOST sQuALLY sea is infancy
THE NEw PAPER.-Gayetty's Medicated Pa
per is having extensive circulation
BENEFITS youthful contributions to the Led
ger may be called column OF D!t;ntyy.
As COMPARED with the present attenuated and
shrunken specimens OF humanity, the obese
Daniel Lambert might truly be called great
srelL-N Y Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

PMS IL Born EoRAs CUaEDi-Read tAis.-aI
can only account for my present sonnd health,
from my constant though moderate use Of Bar
AGre't Holland Bitfers-laying from nv youth
suffered, at Intervals from Piles, in both forms,
sometimes so severely rs to completely PROSTATE
me. have for several months past, though
subject to loss Of sleep, and unusual physical
this distressing disease; while my general health
is very much improved"
Persons dOubting the authenticity Of this Ger.
tiffcate, are requested to call upon or eommuni-
cate with the proprietOrs- They win take pleas.
uTe not only in referring them to its author, but
to many others who have used the Holland Bit
tiers for the sane affection with equal success
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27


CALRn CusHNo.-Tbe Boston Courier, in a
notice of this gentleman, in connection with
his recent Daniel Webster Birthday speech,
says:
Iii needless to speak of SIR, Cushings great
intellectual power, his exhaustless industry, his
.-I:--.,'ts, ia tt,s H., Ia ststoo.nafShiP,
in general literature. SIR. CushiDg's eoquence
is strong, massive and ornate. His various
knowledge furnishes him with an exhaustlcss
stream Of illustration. Poetry, history philoso-
ply, past and present literature, he lays under
a contribution like a conquerer Of rich and wide
extending provinces. He is a clear and forci6le
speaker: there is no hurry, no uncertainty, no
confusion, in the expression Of his thought. His
memory is tenacious, his Imagination is rich but
chastened, his voice is of fine quality, and his
enunciatiOn is careful and correct. How is it
that the freshness of perpetual youth seems to
finger still upon the countenance of a man who
has so long been leader-who has toied so
many years in the exhausting labors of the
mind? Has he discovered the long-hidden
fountain whence flows the elixir of life. and does
he mean to keep the bloom upon his cheek,
while the rest Of US are becoming grey and
wrinkled =? What is the secret Of that marvel
lous freshness of look, and buoyancy ofintellec-
tual power, which adds to the ripeness olive
will not say whatever the sparkle and elastic
ity Of five and twenty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27


TuE New York City correspondent of the
Utica Herald met Fanny Fern, and thus de-
scribes her:
met Fanny Fern upon Broadway yesterday
leaning upon the arm Of her beloved James
He is tail. cajaverous individual, with melan-
choly complexion and eyes askew-but with
good expression withal. Fanny has passed her
heyday. mo longer young" is stamped upon
the somewhat care-worn face. a sauguine tenn
permanent, large perceptive faculties, sandy wavy
hair falling low down upon her forehead-prom-
inent features. People meeting her even in n
crowd say What strange looking woman"
II is a marked, but not bad face 1t is not
homely, but strange face It says: Il have
known some bitter things, anguish, anger soil.
tude." 1t betrays beautiful aud evil posSibili-
ties II is not wholly good, and it could not be
entirely bad It hints at ugliness-it suggests
nobility. 1t is sefassured, but not vain; proud
but not naughty. 1t says: 81 have lived more
years than are recorded for me-" Her daughter
a woman grown. is in appearance fine, second
edition of herself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

PaoTEssoR MITcHrLL's Astronomical lectures
re exciting great attention in New York. The
New York Courier says of the discourse on
Friday evening: Thousands of people Aocked
through the rain to the Academy of Music tohear
about Comets. The lecturer, after some gene
raj Observations on comets and the modes of
calculating their elements, gave very interest
ing accosnt of his observations ::on the recent
wonderful visitor of that species, and stated, as
the result Of all his studies uPOn-the subject OF
comets tails that he knew nothing about them.
He was inclined to sustain the nebular hypothe-
sis, and said that the evidence in favor of its
ruth vas as strong now as that of grayitation
vas at the death of Newton, and predicted that
the time would come when that hypothesis
would be proved to be the true cosuogOny of
be universe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

A New York letter states that gentleman
has lately left for London for the purpose of
making an arrangement with Mr.. Charles Dick
ems to deliver, IN this country, series of read.
ings commencing the first of March next. The
offer will be of 50 tempting character that little
doubt Is entertained but that he will accept,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

TuE New York Courier says the importation
of dry goods for the month of january bids fair
20 equal any previous January in the history of
the commerce of New York, except January,
1856. For the past week il. exceeds the cores
ponding week of 1852, about million and
half and is seven times as large as in the cores
week OF 1865.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

Or the Prince of Wales foreign tour through
Germany and Italy an English paper says
His pOcket.book, well lined with circular notes.
and the parental blessings heaped upon him, a
bible in his pOrtmanteau, and cough lozenges in
his medicine chest, II. R. H. will start with tie
God-speed of his future loyal subjects; and, on
the whole, he has as good a chance as airy young
gentleman in Europe of having Jolly good
time of it If wild oats have 10 be sown, bet
ter that the home farm should not be selected
for that species of husbandry: the continental
common is bY far the best place for that kind Of
operations for such iIlustrious youths
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

EsInEE GRroGs, an English Indy not moving
in the higher circles of London society, while
under the influence of dream, threw her in
FAINT out of a window, thrusting its head through
the glass To accomplish that purpose. The
MaFylebone Police Court Magistrate, thinking
the case singular one, committed her for muir
der-first recommending the quiet of an insane
hospital.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

LINGUISTIC AcQUIREMENrs.-The Courier des
Etats Unis gives a letter written in bad French,
by lady tourist now in Paris, and Astounding
with eceentriciiies Of language. We give lite
raj translation Of the last startling sentence:
Il think you viii be very much istonished at
my progress, when you hear that have learned
the French language all alone without opening 4
single time my grandmother ~
Tine writer meant grammar" but unfortu-
nately put GrdHd'mere for Grdmmaire
This is not any worse than the French at
tempts to write Engiish- Some time ago a
Frenchman wrote book on England, that was
published at Paris, in which the author became
poetical, and talked magniloquently of a distin-
guished warrior who died away from home, as
laying his ash in a foreign land."-N. Y. Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

Senator Hunter, of Virginia, does not hesitate
to say that if the thirty millions asked for Cuba
should be voted, he did not know where the
money was to come from, US there was none in
the Treasury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

THE Rev. Mrs Anioinette Brown Blackwell
has re-appeared as lecturer and clergywoman
at Rochester, n. Y. She was recently married
and her time has consequently been somewhat
occupied, but she is now able to resume more
important duties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
M U . 7 q.
sP EcIAL NOTICES.
100000 DOLLARS REWARD

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It eontaius 10 DINA, cAio-l or Nl--=a Paa- All
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cure Of ConsE=psu, DreiEs- Asthrza B-u--al.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

FOn producing three children at birth, Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, has presented Ellen
Jones, of Trevor near Llangollen, with 60.
Prineely'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
THE GREAT ENGL ISL REAaEDY.
SIR JANIS CLARKE'S
Ce1ebrated Female pills

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. :,
SIR JANIS CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared soz, Preser.4sioz a -, = earle, n. D.
Ptytiesaa E1traerdihary 70 tAe QuesH.
This InTslalh!e medicine Is unfang he Of al
those painful dangerous uheh .he
consultation subject nOdeTatss excess ana re-
AL Distractions, and speedy may Tsisa
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited It W. in short tas bring TIE
monthly period With regularity
Zach bortle. price One Dollar. hears he
EianP Of Great Britain. to prevent easst-r4ei.s-
CAUTION
Izeae PHI aioEEd Je f-Ees u srlaEss during lie
FTEST 7zREE HoSLHS Of Prscnsaey, a. flsy ara
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are SaTs-
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The Back AID Lbs, Fatg1e slight e1sri0a, P-iPita-
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Antinouy, or anything hurtfai 70 the constitution
Fail directions In the pamphlet areGnd each package
which should Be eArefaiiy preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and cs9ada,
QassI.c. Balavin Co.., RoshssteT, s.Y.
N-B.-s1yco and postage sts1ps enelosed IyEa
ihorissd Agent, VII botIl<, Containing 80 Ps
by return uau.
Per sale By ? II. LOGAN 4 co. in wheeling,
b L PAhssstoek Co.. Wholesale Agsats, PIftshurE5
Purcell, Ladd Co. Wholesale Agents for Va. a EieA-
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANl
nFFICE Al B. 4 o. Z. r nEPOr,
w ASKING ON Il A L L
FINAL 1gREvocABLH FAREWELL
TREMENDoUs SUCCESS


5loESEs CROWDED To TIE DOORS HITB TIE
EEAUTY AND FAsRIOS Of FAEELkSGl
IF1URER NIGHTS MORE, or THURSDAY, FRIp4Y snd
SATURDAY January q, > and - being uioat posi-
tiTelr tse LAT three nights herr
$50 splendid Rresents 70 Be dtstF7oated Vi'a9uF
MADAME BosCO begs most respectfully 70 annognee
that Induced 70 reualn In wheeling IisEE
NIGHTS LONGER, during Ehieh lime she vi tntrod
her Poru LusonE which have been Witnessed y &C.
hundrsds Ia this city, tine abe vi nst
f5rget 70 eontaus presenting her AID enee Win
MAGNIFICENT GIFTS EVERY EVENING
Ireiudp- Superb Gold and silver watches, God Chains
Cold Pencils, Ladies' Costly sik Dressss, Cloeks Gold
Broees BraesIefs Boxes Gold Rags Engr1Tnghs
&c A., Be GIVEN Away in the sane 6enn Eae
~ Rem .nber under all creumEtsuees saturday ne1Is
Ianaary S9h, positively be Mad boieos Es-
nsbs whs-iizs- -Dana Forset" tie las three nights
HAstei Hzst.i Haste!
Admssi0n IS cents No extra ehlTEe Doors oSn ~ -
Commences ~ O'Clock lA@t
% EcEIvED TO-DAY, lev a.ore % those desirable Wool
h H9eds for Ladies, .. D. SlCoLL = bhSss
i-E26 AaIsy sore.
ITARIETIEs-An additional supply Of Chain shaE Pms
White shetland Wool, Waite and Zee Ersneh Hofstns
Cotton White EoroieTng SIX juEt Revived b ETrress
a. ua025l ID. SICOLL BkOs ~ ~ an -
Wheeling High School.
THE undeTsgned having accepted the charge Of az in
ne whsslin- IFl sehool Continued bT Mr. }. o.
MeKoEn, a graduate OF Jefferson ColsEs: $1,000
'-A-' rTipss eOpy.I
JTVHE undersignsd you'd Announce TIA: The WbselLnE
Hgh school siH be continued In the room nov oesa-
pied By MrFsrs Jones and Tucker eomspei1g asnsy'
REyESxycEs- Rev. los Alden L. L. D. Pres't JsE Coll
WEees<, Va; Rev. 2. Y. Dodge. Wheeling, Va
jzn25-2Hd Times CopT-l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
TYR / u NJ p HANT CCESS
4 -Of-
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life :,

ne tfeHt Euglfh NoWcIY for
COLDS, Cur0Hs, ASTHMA, AND CONsUMl,rIoN
More Cures Of SEATED Consumption. iup0ffat Tesfi-
Hi0tiy OF Physicians end Druggists.
Burlington, W., Nov. l, 1915.
DIR Budce-Sir-'lhe astonishing sale Of Buchan's
Hungarian Balslm obgos us 90 order further supply.
Please send as before, suicicncy for six months We
can give you II you desire b. Certificates from numerous
individuals who have mot Only been relieved from Astb-
mo- Colds, and Coughs but from those who have been
brought up from
FIRMLY SEATED CONSUMPTION
land literally snatched from the grave As remedy
for such complaints we confidently believe has never
been surpassed.
Yours, PECK g. SPEAR
Saco, Me- May 25 1873.
DR. BHdleo--Dear sr--lho Hungarian Balsam is, be-
You'd all question, most perfect and admirable prepare
ton for Diseases Of the Lungs. 1 have used il In my
family aud In my professional practice for more than
two years. with the most uniform and entire success
cases OF severe Pulmonary Disease aud can oousc,n-
uousl recommend 70 10 an who are afflicted as the most
certain remedy Tor such diseases with which am ace
Quaiuted. Yours respectfully
FREDERIC Y. STORER, NJ D.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID r. BliADLEE, Watertown.
Mass 90 whom all orders should be addressed Sold hv
Druggists and dealers IN Medicine in every town in the
United States and British Provinces
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
MtoitaI
" THE GREATEST
s. MEDICAL
81 DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury. has discovered in one
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from Ho ror8i Ncr0fu71 d0Un % a common
PimDio.

q
Pimple.
lie has tried Il IN over eleven hundred cases. and
failed except in two cases, both thunder humor has
now In possession over one hundred certificates Of les vail
ne, al within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted 20 nursing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will cure tho worst kind of pmpcs
on the face.
Two or three bottles will cure the system ofhoils
Two bottles are warranted to The worst canker in
the mouth OF stomach
Three 10 f,e bottles are warranted to cure the worst
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted running Of the cars
and botchcs among the hair.
-Four to six bottles arc warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
Ono bottle will cure scaly cruptions Of the skin.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure thc most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three To- four bottles are warranted 90 cure sarhoum.
rive 60 cEht bottles will cure the worst c1sc Of scroua.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity
Roxuuny, MASS.
DEAR MADAd-Thc reputation of thc Medical niscov-
ery in curing an kind Of humors is 30 well established,
by the unanimous voice Of an who have used TO- that
need not say anything ON ihc subject Che most SKILL
hh physicians and the most careful druggists ia Che
country are unanimous IN It's praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notice.
do t with fill knowledge Of s curative powers. i'm re-
heging a and curing most Of those diseases 20 which
YOU are unfortunately liable That most circulating
disease 20 ana aieciionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
is cured f hy niracci your temper Is restored
20 JOS natural sweetness, and your babe from short and
retul maps 90 calm and sweet slumucrsi nnd tne Mcd
cal Discovery becomes fountain Of blessings tn your
husband and household tn The more advanced stages OF
CANKEB
Il extends to the stomach. causing
by SpEpSiA.
which Is nothing but canker Che stomach then 20 the
KIDNEYS,
fIIIf Ht.|n ff IfUfI ON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

CoUNrERFEIT1NG DEvELOPMENTs.-Ihc
arrest and examination of several counterfeit
els of gold and silver coin in Essex county,
y. y showed that they were connected with
The Mystic Circle Of Alchemy, which has
heretofore been brought to public notice.
certificate of membership was found upon one
of their number. signed by the "Grand Magi
Also "A book Of 800 pages, containing the rules
and regulations of the league, but devoted
chiefly to an explanation OF the processes Of
galvanism and electrotyping, as applied to
gold and silver plating, and the making Of
dies and moulds 1t also gives numerous re-
ceipts for mixing metals so as to produce
cheap compounds resembling gold and silver.
For the sum of s. any person was instructed
in the secrets, received certificate of mem
bcrsbip and copy Of the book. The frator-
nifty appears to be numerous. The Utica o.
server says
I'm several districts in Northern New y ork,
particularly in Essex county. large numbers
of persons have been seduced from honest oc-
equations by the tempting opportunity seem
ingly afforded for getting rich without labor,
and have entered the nclarious business OF
manufacturing counterfeit coin. The business
is carried on to a large extent in the deserted
iron mines of that region. There, deep in the
bowels Of the earth accessible by paths known
to none but himself, the modern alchemist
uses his crucibles and alloys to cheat his fell
low-men and violate the laws. Although but
few persons have been arrested, general sus-
picion rests upon hundreds of Others who pur-
sue no regular business, and have no apparent
means of gaining livelihood. In other part
Of the State the officers are closely watching
the movements Of individuals who are sus
pected of the same crimes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
.y0rSSarSaDarilla


a compound remedy in which we have la
bored to produce the most c.icctual alternative
that can BE- nude. ltisncmccnrated extract
Of Para Sasnpaulla, .o combined with other
substances of still creator Alternative power as
10 a!i0rd an effective mtidota for the diseases
SaraparlAa j. rCputcd 90 cure. II j. believed
that such a remedy i, wanted hy those who
suffer from Strum0us complaints and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service 20 this large class Of our
afflicted iellow-citizens. How completely this
compound viii do IL has been proven by cxpcr-
intent ou many OF the worst cases 10 be found
of the following c0mphint-
ScalruiA AND ScRopulous COMPLAINTS,
EHuruoNs AND EHuprvE DISEASES, ULcsus,
PnWLE9, BlorgIis, TuMoHs, SALT RHEuW,
ScALD lIUAp, SyrHrIis AND SypHumC Az
rrcuoNs, MEHcrniAI DlsEAsu DRoteY, NEu-
BALGA oR pic DoCrorHgux. Dmulrl DYs-
PERSIA AND ISniGauoN, EBY-urrAs, RcsE
OR ST.. ANrHoSY's Fmr and indeed thc whole
class Of complaints arising from hdruHrY or
uiE BL0oD.
This compound win be found n great pro-
motor at health, when taken in the spring, %
01pa tlc foul humos which f,,tlr 100 the
blood af that season Of the year. by Die uinc-
ly expulsion Of them many ranking disorders
uro uiWcl iu Che bad. Mulutuds can, Iv
tha ald % this remedy, spare thru clr. lum
the endurance ot foul Crlutuns and ulo..Ias
soc Though which the system viii st-,a 90
rid iteN 1i conceptions, 20 nut .icl % do
tins through the natural channels 3D.. ils body
by $50 Alternative adienc. Cleanse 0T th1
vitiated blood whenever SOU find lu immr.tipl
bursting through the skin I'M p'mpi.s, ar. rtiuu.,
or sores; cleanse IL when you lad J.. d. o'-
structad and sluggish in the veiasi cleans, t
Whenever 10 !, foul and your icalug ~ teil
YOU vs. hen. Even where mo uHrtI eIllr disorder
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
Eitrraru Enstitutions.
n ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION,
~ NORrHFlELD, VT.

fNf D Nl'HfNlff ~ 'ff lnhflpAi,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
Ii viii he the aim Of the Teachers to form in
every student habits Of sefroancc and thorough porse
Nering study Every effort will be made render the
school pleasant 10 the student and worthy Of the conf
dence and liberal patronage Of the public Rare facilities
arnerod for the study Of French, German and Italian.
WINTER lrRM commences Nov, oath. 1855 SriIRG
IrRN, Feb 23d, 1852 SUMNER TERM, May 18th. 1859 f;
FAIL TERN Sept 7th, 1859. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

BARRE ACADEMY 49, Spring Term be-
, gins Feb, II, 1879. summer Term begins MAY -,
1852 fall Term begins Sept /, 1859.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of six permanent
Teachers The facilities for pursuing Classical Ing
lish course Of study, are superior.
Board Sl,Sj per week
j, S. sPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. IS, 1859. 97.OO