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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

MINCELLAUyrODR,
A YE1EoD Is1r PAYS Anp PEcoHIra yEoEss AIRY
DS s' s.s M .sss s..ds 81. =
a. lee lAIs 10 black walnut fsans: sSsas
~ Wsois:. isi pe 10 rs ansn n s,asss
a BIZ sasaoa, Il Pisrnoat n. =, By o II Pfrfs Ac
y .us : s f'. sesS sss cd r 81 Co.st
ss.[ ss E, p. day Terms s. % s. per week Tanaea
an n u.s.: fosa for 'As. srias in the vicinity, also
srGusssDE's,. $50 ssoADwsY, GARD rsosAv
sykes Welding a.lds .sd envsops: 'A4'da'sa ~"
also 9 80 S1 as soo -: W. % sss . ss
At eIsesErx's. rTsopOITrAs HOTEL. sELpof
your note paper sru he only complete aOcS III
GOOD SWING M.CHrsE
IbE hUhEH rI ssw s EMILY M SEWING MACHINES.
1"assk S q saoS Sc ssEAoTAr
. LoCsL AeEs1s Wasted:
srEvEBDELBs.. wsDmne CARDS, MOTIFS, Ao-
IN srO.awsy Of Du.ue street A.sDhsasS 4!
a SAVING or s,x1l PsH cxsr.
a e s,s sS rsss Sh f loks
: ss!s.s,
Retail. AZ HHoIssAtx PRICES.
s SIX s sSk INV sIss b bSLl. &,
'iz rs S:e si Is; ss ss5
RAD Ss .sSg gs bsf SIZES
wARsAS'tp A. eSR ss!ss A {. s0ID In RE
Aaso iih 1sr yssT s. ~. snps snl1r'
81 81 s sos Twelve WE'VE S SoEs rs
-bo sAnS csuac make goo; .s rs ~ no ss
eezen are naAsken here he ozone dozen ss
o s,ts Of York Mills muslin, a. lac per yard q ss
wards g ane hrep at eoc. per 50
Issaf1 Il Sui:sn; and colon -.
,sfiy.sIAsURi.KIir oR sli.is. SIS %
rsined directions for se ns.sur..ni vent PAT
r s:s II &c ,is MS * = . M
Company '''' Ss & y l :sss: losDos.
Between v hise snd W akea streets
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
THE LAasHsf In TIE CITY.
BUILT By wuLlA4 +I p 4 .T Eso-. AxrRzssLY ron
NO. 20 AND "a BowEsY.
Sumner ss e ;s.s, ;Ys vs and Person:
arJ oder thu ciy chlsrcb depasss ros srssed
CoOs1ERrsrr n.,x rorn
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ArER1cAx BANK NOTE
By rHoroLnHooRs Psso FAC SMILES. I'M x1rA.
1uRH, or s ,,sr 4ssolsE soIa % ESxET
UNITED srAIks Asb oaSADA
AL1EksD, sfuhIOUs AND
CvorrshFKTr MONEY.
WITH Fac SMILE OF HE
eZN. Inc roIsa BErosg YOU, HOW CAB
You TARE THE BADs
No written printed tsscvpron bank poses no matt,
ho~ crre.uy complied be made a. infa,bo 40
perfect protector.
since pScacn Of e If essrsvfpv To III. coner
' s ss se p'ssr ss q * n Ct ss s.s a., yea.
their The isby OF al. rnssps Of ies s,d
object b~s pe,er cen scsomoished
UPON the pr hundved ana ovrv four ses R-uu-s
seda Dee ave ssy-nsy irt. ser.a rsssS and spnli,s
noses roe In circulation
THE rrRsT NUMBER WILL BIZ FOR SALE BY ALI
sAws DkAihao. On sA1Iny, "a hSaniSs, july
No. eNssmu greet Rev ioss tabtsSs.v
DHxrER ca and kvss ToUskf. 0sssral A9suas
TO- the unseo cAcA
Hafs ps.se.~s,s Dc g.
snHArBvssess Of he greas tcsJ c1x
zled stsSsi fsn g a. u soSi ca Ar. srr.sa.n
se.i ;, " ., cH.sn sssgsos cAzc15d 7s0 assaIvsS.
ks:ss y ~ ysyH'esAas as& sszxsas s(As ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Ths Hs mVvWbs OF tbe Cns0Om HOSHoe.
The ioio~'ng ponse circular sset . number
Of ssrslsusn Yesterday connected with the cossom
Eouss:--
CoIIkcToR's tEncs, -, 1859.
SIRp paysssrce OF the des~st or stou the houosa
BE Secr.ar, u fh- treasury the expense Of
eo"ctg iss seveLoe 10 tee gstrioe u the Used
Sales, Save 10 issorn tat vices per-
fosntd By you s1 bs sdoed " the duties Of auosne<
c~ss, sod hat your eup.oy sbe cussoms viii
cease t'tsr this cate. AUGUSTUS SC.ELI Collector.
TIE foic~'re srcrg ihose who received copies OK
the Above rote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Raryy's sTscopheroDs n tins 8est and CheA p
a article ca dreshS, beauafyAg cseapmg curing PRE-
serving and restorns No sak LAdas. m eod By Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Great Sale Of Sum mer Cl0thlng for Mons
and boys wear tor ths only wholesale retail
n. "A IN arr, 10 Uoruaads street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs andNToupees-
The ,he world surpsssisg all made sold and uopoo
u the mspufActory, x3 brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01


: IS. - ana go Broadway.
| T.:
MEvAss. Sc sd IS Fulton stree.
sS,ssS;:: : rs. s. S..
0isck cio'n ss'ts- .-....-..-..---...-.. 10 -
A:SvAss'. Is sod es Fulton srses
Lns. Du,s<r. .. Evans.
| lie.
So
6 and s. Fulssa areeA
lane. Pants az Evans.
ga
IS and 60 FuAon s,reet
Summer Clothing for 4sh July, or all De-
sc1gi1D. At owes cash prices 1t DhuMavLD PROOFS
Trscys Celebrated Shirts, Made Ia Order
sSd ra,Isnisa to ds al 81 and 50 VI liam
4ts July. -L.a,s. for the COUNTRY Wishing
their Of shoes f,r the AID Il
hilLEs 4 co. ST Canal sreet.
Bredy's Photographic Galleries. $50 and
= g." sS :Ss 81 .y'ay
broDpss.
The Fourth OF Juiy.-Fowler & Wells will
keep oesn thsir chronological se5 broadway. TIL
Crackers, rorp. docs, Rockets. Roman Cam
snS s sSe u one Ct
eahibiaoss WI do we'd 70 CAL II
wne..er & wn..o,s sewing m.cn,.ss.-
oAes sos BROADWAY, New YorA Send for scarcularx
The Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co..
HAVE AAAo'kS q, raa sDonx.1 FSos 4's TO
Sss r ss- g % ss1
ssd y yes ssr ne they VII again occupy enlarged and
Weeds e...as Funny sewing M.ch,n.s.-
Hew ssh PRICE SO o6cs "a bFoaAway.
Herring.s Potent On.rnpsca F1rs
Ard brrgs proof Afss. 81 Broadway. q Murray
sus~s Reduced.-Ten Pounds Cones, u;
Strong and E1.vory Tea, On. Dollar tn.
shss; s and eofse n lbs foe = doll.s at CaKissIAa-
Ehs Bess spring BED In Exissence-Hewsr
Elliptic u from % s. Ct sls Broadway Gall ARG
ClistAdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and roupses-
The b. DE world ~hoe.sle and RETAIL The dye pn
vseiy applied No. 8 Assor House.
Bsschelcr's H.ir Dye, wig. .ntNroupees-
The bess 10 he world ssrpsssisg all made sod uppeo
u the maDufactCry, xS3 Broadway
Hills Hair Dye. 50 Csnts.-Oepot No.
Barclay Also sod 500 Broad way AID Al druggists
the United tstes-
Hafr-1ts Osss&ses. fall, ChaAgv or Color,
ceBabnest treated carefully BY 6RANDJuAH.
20 Iueii,h 0eet ssde and 6foAdwy
BarTy,s sTscnpherous n tins 8est and Cheap
- article fes dreshs. beaunfyhs, cleaning CURING Pm
pervtps and restoring ihe saR LAd3oa IN eeid by IL
Kennedy's Medical Dsscsvesy r. Wary~nsec
70 cure scrouIa crypelas sxheun sAA hsad ulceessel
sore lesa Po s<le 81 eli dYugeiaA
Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'S Radical
cure Trey sso keep SIX elAsttc suckngs for
and shoulder braces lDerumep for
forniues made 70 order NO veeey street, House.
New Yosk.
HoDlowsy's Observation-Disclosures. T1ghsneas
and be various dieeses Of he throat and
well The fnnumerabe esuproas and ulcers wch
.x-NA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Brady's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
6lS Broadway, rev yor1 $50 Peuns wanna avsnua
Washington, b. O. PhosogrAohs dsgusrreoypes md an
bgctypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

The Fourth OF July.-Fowler & Wells will
keep open thsr chronological Roma SOS Broadway TIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Kennedy's medical Dsscsvssy q wersHnseo
scrouIa cryapelas sAl1heun. sca hsad, ucsrsse
ore lem Po~ sxle by eli dyuReiaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Weeds Patent Family Sewing MachinSs,-
Kew 4, 70. Price SO 0Gce "a broaAwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

1uE~rs Reduced.-Ten Pounds C0nee, N:
nso ches Of ~ a. u kxDFoRDs - slxtA avenue nes,
Ppuytb urOek = = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Herring's Potent Onsznpsoa FIRE
Asd bursi1 proof sAfss. 81 Broadway. Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure they sso keep sk ea'.ic socAnes for vsoo-s
ven supporters shoulder braces lDsrumepts for
Hev Togk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

H0DlOvvsy's Olotmcnt.-Asthma. T1ghtneas
Of cheat and The The and
,hs efupuoas winch
sitn 6esh yield invariably 70 this prepGa ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

AIRS wINsLOw.
III An experienced and physicisa o-eseu "A
he attention Il modern her
sOOIbIk0 sYRuP
For enldrer r.
Which greatly acihsies tbe process seenR soosn
NE goIns REDUCING All Internationally Asy al eaaa
SICK To REGULATE T5g 8lwRys
Depeoo upon H. m<tess win afvs yourselves -.
sEisAF 1rA HEAL1k 10 9OvR tnr arfs
We have put And sDid the over ten yeayu
APO can eas, IN copsdeace and truth OF hsvs aeger
beep able 20 SAP Of ahy other med cine hss tara
yer dc ne know Instance by asy ooe
wbo used On be contrary al dslghed WITH ~ one
rafxrs and speak In terms of bghest
mssi o. lhse's and r.sd.osi virtues SPEAK In IL
end pledge repursrr for the nes TOT WIS; We -
decAe In AIR 10 ksssce esers hs IL Ant "a
ryhR cm pain ard eIhsus rslies al, rs onnd g n.
~en q VERY m'oabs sne-I The ryrnp ID Administered
ins vAuso pepsr~uon isF- toe Of az
has teen used With never fsi ci-R soccess In
1bOuSs hDe -Of C.sES
nn ouas relieves tbe ,d bcss pain On. fcvt9nraes
smAco sn1 wee cor ect aofdii3 49, gives toss as1
erry thf whole of s,s 1t win Almost astsu1v
relieve
GEiP1SG In THEo swxLs, And
WsnD COLLIE
sod overcome convulnors- which n pos sv~edrv 49,
ted death TIE bevt ard eres, re,ed, =
nS voro al cas~eG Cyan terry dtsrrporA ca1dr
~hfiher ayses Trim eeitrr sry ot,,1r eause "
would 10 over otoetS cata srasrtns do
sry = The foregoing Complain t.-po nos Jorr orr ia0t
The rsiudces OF usnesa sfasd be2ween Wv s.e
cb1 srd the rsist ths. ven sbaor,sIy sye =
follow OF teis medicine meiy used Full air
Tor using wl eschS oo.e sooe reuuu.
.n 'ao snae OF CUhxis PsEkISa- New Hork, b
soid ~ drugxas shrou ghrus the wu~d
Principal Office No Is Cednr street sew Yo-j
PhlDb OrLY . CBsfs PER ROtfLG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

Tracys Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order
and warranted TO a al 50 sy-e. one door north
o. maiden lane GEO. M TRACY agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, COLONIAL SECRETARY.
M Duke OF Newcastle Was born on the 22d Of May,
1871 apd married the 27th Of November, 1882 Lady
Susa Douglas only daughter Of The Duke Of Hamilton,
fren whom he was divorced In 1850. he served under
Sir Robert Peel with distinction Earl OF Lin
cob, and was Of the small 1t attached band OF fol-
lovers Who stock by that Haresmsn <h the
tive party fell OF him In 1888 he became Colonial
Secretary under Lord Aberdeen, and In 1854 be took
chAvgs Of the War Department The blunders which
exosiized bic snmine ration n connection with the Cri
NJ an led aud hB gubstltuyiou ~
Lord Psnmure Since then bis Grace has held minis.
terla post The Duke Of Nr~case ha1 the reputation Of
far share Of aduinistrative capacity, and fluent
thoceh nos eloquent speaker.
RIGRT HON. SIDNEY HERBERT, SECRETARY or WA r
1henew Secretary Of War II Of the eleventh Earl
of Pembroke, and born the 18th Of September,
1870 BE married in august, 1885, Elizabeth daughter
Of Moor General ACourt by whom hs has three child
BE member o. Sir Robert Pees last admints-
txst o. and consistent supporter OF measufes-
He Secretary 1t War under The Aberdeen aduutra-
Aon ctng under tho orders Of the Duke OF Newcastle
Mr. Herbert Ia dashing oIhand speaker, and . ready
debass.
THE prKE or SOMERSET, FIRST LORD OF THE AID
MIRALTf:
The Duke Of Somerset born In December $780, and
married IN June, $780, Jane daughter OF the late rnomA,
Sheridan, Esq., and granddaugussr Of the Right Hon.
Richard sstnslsy Sheridan. Hu Grace, whom In the
House Of Commons Lord eey mour gave q oousisssoI
support 70 al Inc measures Of reform introduced BY the
wing party
RIeHr HeS. sn cHABLss wooD, s.cRxrARY Yor
INDIA.
Sls Uhasss Wood b son u cir Francis Lindley, tas
secusd bazpcss, By Ne daughter and oohs,r q aauus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
SADDLES. HARNESS, TRUNKS, ae.
WHOLESALE. T RETAIL.

d SHEPPARD. No ISL Main 81. carusr Of Union y m
- continue TO keep haud q IarFr eouIleie a.
seTtt-et 81 al article ia is , eerFis ef LadIsE
Grrtl-tusr's saddles, fi4r and Coarse HarEess Trurka
Nael CatYet Bags, Sateteis Cohsrs Hsu,.s wins Ge
Scuid re1 e ;igiy cell aueiiUu to stock
b. strict atteon and rrCI Puss merit csltH
oi thc pulllG patronage.
Nj A4i4G4 OF repairing promptly der, rrd rr
T1ai'Hsr ;. b. sIiFTraED
~ saaEu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
LING VA, TUESDAY MORNING, April. 49,

~ FalSe Charge Yesterday morning DIR.
j. w. Wheat, well known young man of this
city, was arrested on the charge of having ne
goiiated in Pittsburgh a forged draft, calling
for $1,000. The draft purported to have been
drawn by Messrs Henderson, Brother & Co.,
on the Union Bank of New YORK Dr. Wheat
was placed under arrest at the sprigg House,
until the persons npon whom the draft was said
to have been passed, should arrive to identify
him. Yesterday evening number of persons
from Pittsburgh arrived, and upon meeting Dr.
Wheat, Immediately pronounced him innocent,
and lie was forthwith discharged from custody
much to the qualification Of his numerous
friends and relatives. lie did not even meet
the description upon which he was arrested, and
the whole mistake was owing to the fact of some
rascars assuming the name of ~. W. Wheat"
lie is undoubtedly as free from par,ieipalion in
the dsreputabIr transaction, as any other gen
ueman in The city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

He then told several circumstances in connoc-
ton with the murder, stating that after the
death Of his wife, = coronor's jury vas sum
moned before which he appeared rs a witness,
and that after the jury bad been in session five
days without result, he was advised to leave
aud assume another name, which he did, pro-
testing his Innocence. lie was taken before
Aid. Dulty..yeSterday, and committed TO jail to
await reequistion from the governor of New
Jersey. He became very piouS whilst in Fair
mont, whining and singing psalms in the Mctho-
dist church on Sunday aud taking pictures
during the week We saw him in the Alderman's
Office yesterday, young man not more than
twenty-five years of age, an intelligent, if not
rather pleasant face aud agreeable manners. His
wife, it is said, was some wears his senior as in
the recent Stephens case. of New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

Gy- Tie Boats.--we are pleased to notice an
increased activity about the landing II is now
about the livelicst place in town We noticed
several boats receiving and discharging freight
yesterday, blue Monday as it was, and grest
deal Of freight moving down from the warehouse
es and manufacturing establishments. The
Courier and Eunice have arrived from below,
the latter making the trip from Parkcrsburg
here in about twelve hours. The Courier too,
came up ahead of time, so full of passengers on
the floor and in the berths, that our friend Bat
tele, active as he is, must have had some little
knocking around spry to do, in order to dispose
of them comfortably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

ED- PiecOiomiai appears at Washington Hall
tonight. twill be the great gala night of the
season. An.unusual number of seats had already
been secured up to last evening, and the indica-
tions were that the house would be croN ded by
large and brilliant audience of what is called the
beauty and fashion of the city. The program
me is made up OF the choicest gems of music
in all of which the fascinating Picculomini aud
the balance of the troupe arc said to be pariicu.
larly great. 81 dreant dweIt in Marble Halls, +"
as tgushes melliflousy from the boboIink, throat
of little PiccOlOmini always creates thunders of
applause, because it is more generally understood
and appreciated. Those who desire to secure
eligible seats should go early this morning and
hand in their names and their dollars, especially
the latter, to Col Woodrow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
@s@sS

~ The heather, for the past few days, to
use the language of IN extravagant local, has
been as gloomy as broken down politicians re.
Elections after an unfortunate election, Satut-
day was dark and gloomy. Sunday, cold, raw,
misunderstanding, chrOnic-culturing rain pour-
cd down like it sometimes does in November.-
Yesterday was gloomy too, except that the sun
flashed out once or twice during the day indi-
eating disposition to shine but for the sombre
clouds which hung between and obscured his
genial face.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

w--4n UnconscioaaJle 7aieE-A few days
SINCE during service in the Catholic Church,
and whilst the residence of the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Whelan was consequently without an occupant,
some unconseionable villain sneabcd into the
house and stole splendidly bouud bible. Ifthero
was even-a remote prospect of the bibles doing
the rascal any good, the reverend gentleman
would doubtless be content, but we consider
that man who could do thing like this, to
use the language of poetic Mr. 0uld. in the
soft gush of the Sabbath sunlight" is beyond
spiritual influence entirely. Rev. Whelan has
been somewhat unfortunate of late wit, respect
to the thieves, having recently lost coat by the
sly manipulations of one of the profession, who
is now confined in county Jail for the Of
fence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19


w dTFeSs q M"'@FeT oy "'f'N' q q
lldg"srFeoSgpe.--A eSterday morning oiiieeF
iiaN'ey ana Nr' James "r,sn'' "l ''.S CITY
arrived h.re RON fa'Fm0n'' having !" charge a
man oy ue "a"e o. Jacob > iiar'lii,' cna'sea
WIN Tue lh''ruoF o' us "'e on Tue ''ll o Ware"
last, ut beIVedere' warren county, NJ: me
circumstances oil t,'e arrest are 'lu'.e re'.arNa'
oie' as 'o'.o"s. ABOUT week ago MT r'snt
VINO was travelling uronsh Marion ana ON
er neighboring counties on business arrived at at
Fairnont on tue same tram VITA uardln, ana
tue two got oil at that point alter making
Pretty intimate railroad acquaintance. MI =
IN circulating aronhd IN th"t "e'Shoorn"ol Two
or 'hree days afterwards encountered il''u'l,
AT various Places a''u 'ney "o'l '''' ''''ir Aeu
upon Inc sinsu'aritF oi 'ne'r frequent uneN,
i'ee'eo meetings Mr' "''s'l. ''"''''s ''''s''ei
ms business III 'ra' part .. "'o 'ou"''y' el'''
ho'he' anu on ou"uny not"''s i"S' ""S s''N"S
IN Tue Spr'ss liCuse' "ie'i soi'e C"e ''''''o -
win photograph iikeieSS o u ''"'i'eu
lia'dln, aeco"Pan'eu oy " p'oc'"''"'lon from
the governor OIL New Jersey oner'''s S9Oo .'r
ms arrest Mr. "'ish', upon 'ooN'''s"t tne pc
pFe'''heula'ely recog"cu II rs '''a' OF 's 'iys'
FERROUS ae'lua'"ta'ce u u'e mountain 'o'''''eS
'Ru 50 e%PtesSeu h''hse'i 70 various persons a
'no"s o'"eFS rs'''''' Me'o"h,u' Neeoru'ns.y a
warrant was procNrIea .ro'n A'u' pl''y ana Mr
riSht ana oNleer lla''ey s'at'e'l ior falr'hont'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

~ Tie March cf Improvement. The own
ers of the vacant lot on the corner Of Main and
Monroe streets, where an old frame building
was recently destroyed by lire, have recently
concluded u contract with Mr.. James Wilson for
building three rev store houses, three stories
high. AS ornsmrntal buildings they are intend
ed to be superior 10 anything of the kind in the
city. This viii H.. gratifying piece of intelli-
gence to all Interested in the prosperity of the
city
Whilst on this subject, we may take occasion
to repeat remark made in our hearing yester-
day. that the city never improvedi in substantial
and ornamental buildings as it has since last
September. aud never before bade so fair to
become Aourishing and populace metropolis.
For instance no one coming to the city now,
after a years absence, would recognize the
square opposite our office, extending from, Man
to Water Streets in consequence oftheimprovo.
ineuts which have been made and arc making
and tie business centering there. In almost
every part of the city new store houses and
dwellings, have lately been built, whilst many
MoTe are in progress OF erection, or have been
contracted Fur. Rents are getting higher, mon
ey is getting plentier real estate increases in
value our merchants are selling more goods
upon better terms, our manufacturing establish
ments, with one or two exceptions, are all in
successful operation, and if Wheeling is not
looking up generally, we'd like to know the rea.
s1n. Let croakers look at the town, sec
what is going on, and be convinced. There is
one thing we want yet, which is now in the
hands of Divine Proyidcnce and that is a good
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

~ Concert at the Semiaary.-All lovers of
music should bear in mind the fact that Prof
w. A. Iucho will give Concert at the Seminary
on Thursday evening next, when he will be as
sisted by several young lady pupils of the in
stitution. rare treat may be expected.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.

% -Suieide.-Mrs. Rex, the wife rMr Ell
Hex, living on Plum run, in Marion county,
committed suicide on Tuesday last by hanging
herself She was found suspended from the
branch branch of a tree, Life was totally extinct when
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-E4y- Run o1er and Killed on tie Rpilroad.
On Thursday afternoon fatal accident oc-
Cured at Fettcrman, Va, as the four o'clock
western express upon the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad, under charge Of conductor Phelps,
was passing that place. A man named Harden
Arnold formerly an engineer on the road, al
tempted to jump from the platform of the depot
to the engine, which was drawing the train at a
speed Of about six miles an hour, having slack.
ed up to pass the station. But the moment he
crasped the engine he was .icrked forward upon
the ground, and rolled along for some distance
between the wheels aud the edge of the depot.
His left leg was terribly crushed AID lie was
otherwise bruised and injured internally. lie
was taken up and carried TO Grafton, and left
nader the care of DR.. Campbell, vino did every
thing for his relief, but reaction not taking
place, he died the snme eveninsat eight O'Clock,
after lingering four hours. Deceased was about
40 wears Of age, and leaves wife and large
family OF children, who reside at Parkersburg.
No blame can possibly attach Itself 20 those in
charge OF the train, as the deceased when about
10 lump, xas warned by conductor Phelps; but
he disreearied the warning and lost his life
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