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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH-

PHILADELPHIA. Now 2.-The demand for Flour continues
Imitedi sales to the trade at S35@hO for supcrne 49,
62H95,I5 for extra. and 35ST16@7 for famy and
fSpcy Rye Flo"r held at - e. and Corn Meal at 81
at 3Hg134 Penna Rye is worth 90; 500 bus. Jersey
sold at sc Corn in good request sales 1900 bus. yell
96c for old, and IG9Sl for oats not abundant
sales OF Southern at 49, Penna a45 advanced
&c; sales of Cuba Sugar at 6&s97, New Mo-
lasses at Sic. time. Whisky dull; sales t2T@2sB
aNhw YoRE Now 2-Cotton rn snles $500 bales includ
ing l5C0 bales in transu at for middinE Orleans with
9.lGd freight middling rplands 1lM Flour Rrm sales
hbls Wheat Grn sales 49, 90 bushels, western
81 others unchanged Corn quiet sales 95VO bushels,
mixed 9tg99, white 81 Ol, yellow 0n. Oats droopng
sales at s79!49e Pork steady at $l5259l55O
and *l"hG9lU623S for prime Whisky declined &c. Su-
hrm Muscoyado 69Tc Molasses unchanged; sales at
4O94ic. Dressed Hogs dull at 6H9I.
CATTLE MAREEr-Beeves declined sales 1900 head
10; average price decline of r. Sheep declined ESQ
6Oc; receipts 900 head market moderately active Hogs
receipts 1000; prices declined lie, sales 4sI95K
BALTIMORE Nov. 2.-Pour dull Wheat nchanged. Corn
dull; nothing doing Provisions quiet. Whisky dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

fhup,pkio Pie-zAs the purnkin pic is the
cheapest ofuil pies, aud the season for them is
now here, we publish the following recipe for
making the same, of grated raw pumpkins Its
taste is not like, the stewed pie, which all know
how to make: Take about teacupful of grated
p"mkk1", one pint of good milk, one egg, lit,
tie salt, two large spoons of sugar, cinnamon,
spice or nutmeg. Line the tin, and bake until
done The remainder of the pumpkin can be
cleaned out and keptin cool pantry Gor several
days and new pies baked each day if you wish,
with little trouble.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESAIE N1ARKEn

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooNs-Common sax
BUTTER-In kegs 9a.1O.
BuCKErs-Marietta $9@2,25 ...3 -
CHEESE-Western Reserve 999Hc;
TALLow-1UGsl2
CoFFEE-Java 1sc; Rio l2k@13.
FLoUR-Extra Family s. 5O5,T5 Extra %; Superfne
$500.
WHsAr-1.1O@l.a5.
CORH-5S. -
OATS-35
FEATHRRs-4O9A5c.8 scarce.
Esn-Shaa s4 Ms55qEs Sc; MaokereN to 49,
GINsAEG-S594O
HAY-Clover q ton 50, 90; Timothy $1,000
HOPS-TG9S, dull.
LIN2-LoUisviile 1850
CfoLDES SYRUP-SS95T.
EAyALsToags-T urpenttne 20; tar $4B@5.
RAGs-@@316, dull.
RICE-5@5I.
SREDs-Plaxseed 1875; Glover 54<.
SoAP-Castile per Id 1916; common 596.
SuGARS-Sew Orleans hhd. SKIN Dbl
SNuFF-ScotCh &c; Rappee 22@26.
TSA-Gunpowder 4OTO; Imperial 4OG6C5: Hyson 9570c.
Pouchng 2593uc; Oolong 35@75c.
ToRACcO-6twists IL; five roll 24dfS.
WOoL-UnwaShed from IS to %; Common washed 95 to
80; Full blood extra 40 to 45.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
FOR SAI,EOR RENT.

DEFER for sale rent the MIN property known The
woodland MIL" containing three OF BurrS with
all the modern Improvements THERE'S an excellent
sett of Carding Machines, with for tnaci
merry, required, connected with the ni Possession sV
en- Immediately, II rcIutrcd.
Also for sale, two farms, each containing hun
dred mud sixty acVes of which there
hundred cleared in excellent good
culttYatton with Orchard and Free Dwelling houses
thereon On the other there about
with good Orchard aud buildings.
Also one lot OF ground containing seven
high state Of cultivation, with two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon alarge Store House, with cellar
smith shop. and sta6ling for eight horses, together
ter buildings that necessary All the above
situated within and oue-af the Ohio river
on Fish Greek, Marshall county, the Fish Greek
pike leading to Bellton, on the B. o. Railroad.
THIS Is one ofthC best locations N. w
purchase Of wheat and other grain heSe property
offered on the following terms: One-four purchase
money TO paid in hand and the balance in equal
msnts of one TWO and three years with interest
giving 2egoifs bic note withapprOVcd security.
Any person purchasns can have the opportunity
Ing this fall II requrGdi alec be Supplied
Of stock and farming utensils atiug terms
premises j. HORNBROOK
augll d&T2m Woodland, Marshall Co., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

Sunday Sporls-Some young persons
from the city Of Wheeling, have custom of
spending the Sabbath Day in fast driving upon
the National Road. All such, and the more ad.
vanced.i in years, should remember that it is an
unlawful way of spending the day set apart for
the service Of God. Our neighborhood is gen.
orally quiet one, except when interrupted by
persons coming from the city to the country
with the intent Of drinking, driving and having
''good time" but their ''good time" generally
ends in intoxication. Whether it is lawful for
Taverns to open the bar-room upon the Sabbath
/ will not pretend to say, but this know, it is
wrong, prolific in wrong. The law of man
should not supercede the law OF God. sup
pose, by opening the doors Of these bethels of
wickedness, (the bar-room) many are induced
to leave the city for amusement
About two weeks since, lady, who Qui~
city riding towards her home, was injured by
one of these pleasure seekers driving at furis
Gus rate against her horse, thereby throwing
him and doing great injury to both horse and
rider. 1t should also be remembered that u
Sabbath School has been organized at Beech
Glenn, four miles east of the city; the children
going to and from school are in continual dan
ger of being run over by horses and buggieS
Going home from school last Sabbath, little
girl merely made hair breadth escape from
the wheels of carriage. The drivers were ra,
cling their horses, and were also intoxicated
The writer would request the individuals to be
more careful how they observe this day of
rest" His intention is to endeaver TO have
peace and tquiet on the Sabbath, in order that
children will not fear to go TO the Sabbath
School AHIcus PAcls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

q Burned 10 Deatd.-whiIe Mrs. Hise
wife of Joseph Hisc, ofsalem, Ohio was sitt Se'
0y her ta0lsa few evenings since, the top of
her tiuld lamp became loosened, the fuid took
fire. and 500" herself and little child were in
flames. The lady was badly burned, and the
child died from the effects of its burns, shortly
after Yet many people say there is no danger
in using spirit lamps.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

New YoRK, Nov. 2.-'Hhe Commercial Ad
rertiser's Havre correspondent under dates o
Tuesday, the 18th ult., says the demand for
cotton continued regular last week, and some
descriptions advanced lo2 francs, owing to the
amounted to 10000 bales, and the imports to
only 10000 bales. There was stock in port
Of 10000 bales. New Orleans Bas was quoted
at 1O4E On Saturday, the 18th ult, the dc.
mand was active and the sales amounted to
1900 bales, at 1861 for New Orleans Bias. On
Monday the demand was regular, and 1900
98f for New Orleans Middings, and 99a995f7tor
strictly Middling. On Tuesday the prices are
held sfirmly; the stock of common grades is
small.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

Mysterious Disappearunce.->There is
considerable excitement down the river, about
the disappearance Of Mr.. James Stewart former.
y of GAINESVILLE, engineer of the ferry boat
Manchester He started from the Missouri;
shore Tor Cairo, on Thursday night, in a saifE
along with three Irishmeu, and has not since
been heard FROM. His furniy and friends are
much troubled, as they fear he has been drown.
ed or murdered. Thursday night was stormy
ana the Mississippi very rough. but the boat was
seen until it had nearly crossed the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

20 caat" Gang.-TAe ordinance for com.
peli,ng offenders against city ordinances to
hquidate their fines in street labor where thew
fail to do so with money has not produced salts.
factory results. It will be difficult to make it
effect its intended object without the establish
ment OF work house, where those sowing SER
vice" can be made to labor without fear OF their
escaping, and the cost of experimenting them
may, even with the most economical provi-
sions, exceed the profit of forced and UNWILLING
toll. : ''''' .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

tas sClsaniag=t4e streets.-We observe. with
pleasure that the Street Commissioner is taking
advantage of the. present fine weather TO haze
ehs streets cleaned The filth is, being raked IN.
out OF the cutters in many places, and formed
.nt0 n'eo' sweet-scented little hillocks, prepare
tory to a removal to the proper receptacle for
such truck There cannot be too much Of this
WORK done in many of the streets, some of
which need it now if they ever did.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

6a- caestnuts.-Just at this time, chestnuts
are extraordinarily abundant in the city. All
the shops are full of them, and we noticed lads
on the street corners selling the nuts from bar,
reis in the hope of realizing small profit
They come, we believe, chiefly from the NOM.
tains along the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad NV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

eB- Ascending Debtor.-On Tuesday night
Mr. John Brown, (no relation to 'Old Brown'O
from small town in Guernsey county, Ohio,
arrived in this city. Yesterday morning cou.,
pie Of gentlemen from the same village, one of
whom is named Shannon, arrived in pursuit of
Brown, who, it seems, had been guilty of the
amiable weakness of getting in debt, and leav
ing without due notice. Mr.. Shannon found
Brown in the act of trying on new coat. Mr.
S. thought he came empowered to arrest Brown
and take him back, but Brown argued the point,
and finally defed his pursuers to arrest him
without the observance of further little techui
calties which he indicated.
True enough, Mr.. Shannon and his companion
found that their power did not warrant them in
arresting Brown after he had crossed the river
and they returned home again after several in
effectual attempts to remuncrate themselves
upon the defaulter's person.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

ST. Louis, Nov. IA special dispatch 10 the
Republican gives the official vote at the Itecent
election in Kansas as follows: For the Cbnsti.
Law S,T58, against 4,772.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

New YoRk, Nov. "a report is currentt that
a tobacco broker. whose name is unannonneed
has committed forgery or breach of trust, in
volving from fifty to eighty thousand dollats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
BUSINESS NOTICES

ta-St4nd erect Throw back your shoul-
ders Expand your lungs! Improve your
appea'aneesl Improve your health-by using
the Improved Shoulder Brace, for ladies and
gentlemen. Tney answer also as skirt sunnort.
ers Or suspenders For sale by Il. H. Logan =
Co, and Logan, List & Co., dealers in Trusses
Brandles, Supporters, Belts, sYringes. &c. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

:, 321ALTINoRE, Nov. 2-3 O'Clock, P. M.-Wh-
:. preston, the democratic candidate for Con.
g:esS In the Third district, is now lying at Bar.
n9 y s Hotel, badly beaten about the head With
9t!ty; the outrage is said TO have Teen commit.
ted IN the Seventh Ward
In the. Eleventh Ward, which is the strong.
hold OF the Relormers, Mr. George McGill. a
prominent Reforner, made a speech and an
bounced the withdrawal of Mr. Thomas the
candidate for Attorney General. The Reform.
ets then all withdrew, finding it impossible to
accomplish anything.
BALTIMORE Evening.-Mr. Adam B. KYLE,
who received q pistol ball in his temple this
morning at the election poll in the fifteenth
ward, was reported dead at 9 o'clock, but he
was still alivs.an hour since. His case is hone.
less as the ballais buried in his brain.
AT . o'clock DR.. Robinson, of the Central
Reform Committee, visited the polls ia the Eley-
entn Ward and announced that the Reformers
and the Eighth, and he therefore counselled the
ketormers to withdraw to avoid further hood,
She'd DIR. Thomas, the ReGOam Judge retire
anu the contest was abandoned. The Reforms
ers throughout the city took tho sane course.
leaving the polls in the hands of the dominant
party.
Numerous reports are afloat with regard to
minor ontrages5on the rights of the citizens Of
the several wards.
In the Second Ward, Charles Barkard, Ger
man, wasShot in the hips
In the Fifth Ward, man whose name is un-
known, was dreadfully beaten.
In relation to the assault upon Mr.. Preston,
the most reliable report is, that it occurred at
Goranstotvn, in the Ninth District Baltimore
county. One account says that the assailant
was an Irishman, but it is hard to arrive at the
truth with SO many conflicting reports.
ThiseEeuiHg the streets are nearly deserted
except by the victorious party. The stores
were generally closed at dark.
The proprietor of the Exchange having been.
threatened with an assault upon his office, has
made a demand on the city authorities for pro-
lection.
BALrluoRE, Nov. 40 o'clock, P. M.-The
Americans arc rejoicing over their victory in
the city. The Refortncrs, however, deny that
anything that can be called an election las ta-
Ike" place It will be late before any returns Of
the vote can be obtained, as there were large
number of officers voted for and all on one
ticket.
In the Seventeenth Ward it is reported that
the average vote for the American ticket is $50;
the highest vote on the Reform ticket Was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Wclls, Fargo& Co
have obtained the privilege from SonoraIto run
line of weekly stages from Arizonia to quay.
ma.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

:, ~ Fall and U'intcr EasAtoas.-At Mrs
Sh3llcross, Wednesday morning, Oct. goth,
Ladies please call. 4t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

59~ Stealing Aeots--Ye Yesterday morning
Patrick Maniek. an Irishman, of Centre Wheel
ing, went tothe stand of Mr.. Truosdale in the
Market, and mining respectable and response.
bic lady, said she had sent him for meats. The
meats were weighed out to him, and Manick.
after Elyly lifting two or three extra pieces OF
stake, went away. When the fraud was dis
covered a warrant was issued by Aid. Duty,
and shortly afterwards Patrick was brought
into Court, accompanied by his wife and bare
footed little girl. He was sent on to the Coun.
ty Court for further examinationsThc wife
cried as if her heart would break, and appealed
most pitifully for the relsase of her husband,
but the majesty of the law had to be preserved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
G r OVER & 3 a ER's


FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Broadway, New York
Eg A NEW SVSLE-Prices from $50 to 4l25, henmers
So extra. -
This machine from two spools, as purchased from
Gathers and Stitches in superior STYLE finishing each
seam by Its own OPERATION without the hand
needle, as is required by machines. will do better
and cheaper sewing than seamsress works
for one cent hour. SHHD FOR A C1RcrLAL
J. T. SCOTT, Agent,
noV2-d tw&w1Sw@ ISL, Main Street, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

aE@ Eoery should know what to get for
cold or obstinate cough or soreness Of the
chest. Read the following letter:
New BEDFoED, January 10, 1s49.
= GENTLEMEN: The Invaluable medicine which
received from you, called Mrs. NJ N. Gard
ners Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, has
family. have used in my own case, which
was despaired of, and am now happily restored
to health. In case of obstinate cough its
soothing influence has effected radical cure;
and beg, ifmy name or my cxertions can aid
You you in disseminating it among those threatened
Win, OF already in Consumption, that you will
to say to others what 1 write to YOU, that
this medicine is Invaluable. 1 remain, gentle
men, with great respect
Your obedient servant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

Attention Military.
'HE members OF the 'svirglna State FencibIess are
h.. cby notified to attend meeting at their Amory on
nest l,ts. ,venng, at ~ o'clock business Of i'm
BY order vi Gomdt., A. LORING nova-3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

PlTTsnuRGu, Nov. 2-River 25 inches at tho
Glass House, falling slowly. Weather clear aud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

!SAckvtLLr, Nov. 2-Therc were no signs of
the steamer America ut Halifax at o'clock this
A. NJ.
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Mea g42liagt.
Something New, True, Intelligi-
Bile and Important
FOR TIE CURE OF THE SICK Z!
DOCTOR JONES

WT0ULD say to the diseased OF body and mind, who
w wish to be thels malaies, that his stay here
limited the first Of Dscember hence the necessity of
making immediate application at his Office. lie sCcits
patients who have been given mp everywhere elss as in
curabe The reader might here ask does c really
such his statements faSe2 Has he cured such
eases In Wheeling? Inreply he would he has cured
and is curing day such lie has cured and
Is curing class OF diseases that have bae the skill OF
the medical professional all ages OF the world Thereafter
might here by such rfoTmed?
Not by Irritating the delicate membranes OF vital organs
by drugng the stomach but by direct application Of the
positive and negative polaFites OF Electricity. Again. It
might be asked, has INST been employed
medal agent for boin Europe and AIOerlca, with
indifferent results nFe not numbers now using it in
our nis This is all very true, and
when We eeI1annef in which st has been applied
the results more favorable thun could have been
expected. 1ts9l considered fetal in few
only aud uncertain event those. There has been GSed
principles for applying tile agent, and therefore uniform
results could BE ANTICIPATED owing the friendly
cures have been performed The
emily applied through the hands feet in such
CONFUSE the whole and muscular system and
quenty produce irrcparabe injury. Sometimes II Is
piled by metallic conductors to different parts Of the body,
which 10 equal to process of cantrZRtOn DR. Jones has
the elect OF such treatment and the result
generally proved Injurious to the patient concHsvCy
proving that should the responsibility OF
administering powerful remedy without understanding
ITS elect upon the h0Ula n organization
DR.. US mode of applying Electricity is new, AMI Is
uncertainty doubt results that WEI
follow The diseased invited to sail witness thu
wonderful cures he is daily performing.
Office at tAe neSmer House. n. i-Dr ]. proposes
20 give series OF conversations explaining the electric
laws of life, health disease; also, full exposition
Tor the cure Of diseases Those desiring join claSS
StAu!d make Immediate application. CctS4-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

New York, Nov. O. The steamer Champion,
hence this morning, for New Haven, when off
Malonieock Point came in collision with psopel-
Ter Aibatross and sunk almost instantaneousIy.
She had between 80 or 40 passengers and a
crew of 10 men, of these, 3 passengers and
drowned One of the missing is a Mr.. Steele,
OF New Haven. AT the moment Of the concus.
sion, the boiler .of the Champion cxp.oded,
scading one fireman to death. Fhe remaining
passengers and crew were taken off by the
AlbatrOSs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
Your obedient servant,
L. D. WILLIAMS.

For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can be had OF the best quality. 2w
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LOSS OF TEETH,

=
you call upon DR. WINcHKL1, he will agree to insert
j. tip top Grst-cass of TEETH closely resem-
bles nature to defy detection On fine gold $75, up
per S87; Coralite Yucanized Rubber $780, half
48S Porcelain Plate $751; S25 for half set; Silver
base metals price reduced in proportion Those wishing
avail Themselves of these reduced will please call
fore the LIST Of October, his usual rates will be charged
from that time.
be attle Office, enabling any person not familiar
with the subject to judge at correctly Of the
vant0ges and disadvantages which styles pos
Electricity used in extracting Teeth without extra
once and Residence 145 Market St., Wheeling Laug2O
DURNETT's OOCOAINE for the Hair,
ID Received and for sale W 7. II. LOGAN ECO.
scptsJ and LOGAN, LIST co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Mr. Conner, the o. S.
Consul at Mazauan, is now here. lie has OBJ
tanned from the Constitutional Government
several concessions of n commercial character,
one of which is the permission TO run steamer
on the Mexican Pacific coast, under the Ameri-
can flag. He has partially made arrangements
with one Of the steamship companies to connect
direct steam communication on that coast twice
month.
The dispatches from Consul Black to the
State Department shows that Ormond Chase
was most maliciously murdered in Mexico by
the officers belonging to the Church party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
LOCAL M-A-TTERs

w7sn Cents a Reek.-The 1nteuigeneer is
furnished to subscribers in. any part of the CITY
or neigbborhood at ten cents week
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s. S.
By THE UNION LINE
TO THE DAILY 1NTrT.Trr...,s,.,
IE4E AARPER'S FERRY Rr1s

oFE1oE ,ooRNER wArER AND D1oNRoR sreprTI
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Largest cIrcu1attono of any Paper In We.
err Virginia:
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In the Seventeenth Ward it is reported that
the average vote for the American ticket is $50;
the highest vote on the Reform ticket Was.
only. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
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