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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

Bulls HEAD.-Another fuctustion in the Cattle
market this week has taken the specializing droyers
BY surprise very much to their osady antage. Bising
their calculations upon prices Of last week the owners
Of cattle particularly those at pasture in this State
rushed them in a. though they expected a famine.
The lumber reported for sae yesterday in Forty
fourth street, was over 5000 head, and a few more
expected TO arrive to-day. The sales at Bergen were
also very large numbering some 700 head since last
Wednesday go that we stall uudC ubteoly foot up 10
the report to-day great number as we had two
weeks ago and shall probably have to reduce quota
iicrs to about low Il scale then. and perhaps
have to report considerable number of the most
common sort uDsod, unless owners accept very low
bids say not over &C. pound Let for the beef Tue few
sales made yesterday of fret class cattle were very
slow st lie. net, the weather being 80 oppressigely
hot that very lew butchers inclined to buy *
any price, and the market appeared extremely dulI
oil the afternoon. The prospect for today IL that to
beet droves will sell at about 10 lie, say lie.
pound less than last week while the poorest il sold
at all will be at a It'll greater depression The fact
is TIE supply lie too great for the demand, 10 such
melting weather the pre'ett end it * idle to expect
such prices as were obtained last week, except by
the same means--tbat is, management to keep back
the stock which is undoubtedly fully sufficient IN The
country for the supply of all the cites at moderate
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
TEN GOVERNORS.

About the 1t Of May, the Governors passed e resO.
luton that the meetiI Of the Board shOud uui 70
month Of september, be held every fortnight and fol-.
CwiIg at, another resolution that ne next meet
ing should be ied two weeks frOm that time, at the
PeDiteItiary Black wells IriaLd. The Board met st
the TIN CeelgrBted at the residence of WsrdeG
WalHsey, aLd transacted considerable business. DGr
III the meeting motion wac made that when the
Board adjourned, II adjourn to meet at the Alm-iD use
Mr.. Il. r. PISCKNFY opposed the motion, and hopsf
that tie meetings would heIcetOlth be held at the
RotUnds, setting forth reason that oil the papers
al the documents there, ana that II was
nDOssi Die 10 transact their business IN proper man
ner away from home. He made Ill amendment, which
WIS carried, that the next meeting DO held at the
ROturda. At the meeting so held, resolution was
passed that tue next meeting be held al the Aims
House. On the 9th inst, the Board met at
the Ahns-l House, but for want q quorum, 10
business traIsaced. Tbs mpediment, how.
ever, did not prevent those present from max
ing way with sumptuous dinner prepared
by the Wsrden Of the Aims House, and washing it
Gown with rivers Of clgIet Not drop Of champagne
was TO b. had, and the Governors were net Ineay
mOuhed il speaking Of the absence Of that favorlte
beverage
Some Of the members distinguished for their kuO Rl-
edge Of parliamentary usage thought that, inasmuch
a. 10 meeting was held at the Alms. House, they
should meet the following Tuesday at the Rotunds
and accordingly several Of the members made their
sppearabce at the R0tunda yesterday. No quorum
was present and the gentlemen went about their
business The next meetrg viii be held at the RO-
turda as no other place for meeting was assigned.
The weekly statement is a. follows;
ing July 9. 1859,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

pe. bot IL ,he So-h River which b.ins .pliy ,ow.S
hr a W,rA tie place u Wsshsk-n ~hrre heavy
rhh.fy e,fn,sd Few Lishis The P,fce overlook
the bat, ht ~. urss hto espd overload and
- shore b, fViuu1s TIE boat, which had been sea
restored 20 T.. OVER.
BuRGL.RY.-Two boys, named Patrick Callahan
sLe l'c' Le aro i.cd r tra byJ oe Bsanaa
yrcJ Tor bussy having ben detected IL The st ~ reL-
~ al PIPE mn th~ es- Of I'm Hoeys hois No.
100 TO- - which they bAa catered BY osss open the foa.
Goor
NUIsANcT.-The Eighth Ward Police report that
Tor dsss dead horse has been lyes "A fsa'
L-urs s're lsrd that the smell that u
tEe iuhab.taii Is have bren compelled m0ys sway"
RAILROAD ACcIDENr-Thomas Chew b,y was
TuL by o. the cts the side town aaa
s. .eioa,, iuj ttd tha; he taken 20 the Hospital
iAdvrrl,-m-at,
SRADY's GALLERIES.
PHorOCsApEs,
ksBLoTFgEs asp DASUgSskorTfGs
Sos SO AZ SIS Broadway. Ns~-Noes and No ~ fsaas
ryis,rissv. wszhins,ns q
po:ures q a. de.orpors copied Il ever style OF tbs ~
Advertise meut
Every body desires "a succeed, and very few
would s Of sud hsppno. they won follow the rSk
pursuit go ny 20 make the O-' q their faculties. rowLsa
Wills No Sf Broadway make Phrenclogcs Examinations
daily, arc give advice on these poiois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
CIT 7 II EMS.

We presume 10 one in this reigLborhooj will di.
pue the statement that yesterday WAS a hot day.
There scarcely breath Of air in motion, add the
suns rays intoerable Well-shaded thermome-
tiers marked upward of 90 deg. neary all dsy. TIE
sunset was prophetic Of another such warm spell
to.dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

THE TAX c. COMMONWEALTH McKeOn has cDu
Guided after full examination, that the present Tai
Commissioners are legally appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

RIVER THiEyrs.-On Monday evening Coxoyain
ULsad ss. oaee. Ike >. t.s HsIb0. Police, ekased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

FATAL Result OF RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Thomas Gabrsith, formerly Of No az Cherry street.
who wss run over on the 18th Of May as by car No
is Of the Second avenue line, in Oliver street near
Water, ded yesterday in the Nsw-YoIk Hospital o.
bis injuries Deceased it appears, was riing on the
front platform Of the ear late a; night when he te or
was pushed to the ground. His right leg fell before
the wheel which passed over and crushed II mos,
frigltfu.y. After the occurrence Galbraith aAesed
that he had beer pushed off the car, but by whom he
could Let tell. Ii. was conveyed 70 tue H9s1Ia!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

Tire Croton Aqueduct Department, for the SIX
months ending July /, spent sii2Oil So under these
b, ads Of sccount: Aqueduct repairs and improve
meuts. s. 80 &c. on expenses under head of Croton
Water.Wo,ks Extension, sl0S,jSS O.; on disbur-e-
ment on account Of wa,erppes AM laying, $50 l@ Al
do on account Of severe, sll,l46 ID; do. on wells
and pumps, $3.50 a DO on street expenses and paw
ing, s2s,0l 81; do. on statistical tables, s77 So
GO. On salaries, sl3 iOj DO TO cash paid the Cham
berlain. $935,7Sl 50. Balance on account statistical
tables $30S 81. The credit side Of the account stands
thus There credited by the amounts Of requsition
GU the Controller under different heads s2o595l 81
bv cash received On water rents, $2l3 667 So penal
tics thereon 23 g; service connections fl2l2i;
v.ul. permits. $3.50 o. total on these t23j7Sl s.;
cash in b,rk on account of statistical tables sos 81.
Total, $i2,04l 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

RUySISG A MUcK.-A German man.milIner, named
Louis Garde of No % Division street got into dis
pute yesterday with Mr. Samuel ID. Hart, his next
door neighbour at No. 59l, in which he drew knife
and attempted TO stab him. Mr. Harts sisters sprang
forward to save him, when Gsrde struck wildly right
and left, woundng them in the face and hands. The
dispute arose thus: child Of Mr.. Hart, being sick
cried good deal and it was sent down into the yard
with its nurse to pacy It. Garde ordered the nurse
out of the yard, but falling TO get her away, began
pounding upon the partition between the two stores
10 very violent manner. This frightened the infant
so tbs. Il cried much louder and Mr.. Hart went out
70 zee Whist was the matter, when GEde sPrang
through biz window, knife in hand, and attacked him
as stated lie was arrested BY Officer CoIen, and
taken before Justice Brennan, who ordered HIN 70
find bal in 81 900 70 answer. When our reporter isi'
he was in PRISON, having failed 10 fnd bondsinan'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcfaL TGRMJULY II Before Jusios
fERsEPOST.
Catharine PARCEL agt. Levi Parsell.-Diyorcc
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

ArTENPTED SuIciDE-A Geunsn woman nsnel
May Doeying residing at No. q Chrystie street, At
tempted to commit suicide sblut O'Clock on Moniay
afternoon, by taking 81 Of ytrio She Wa, conveyed
70 the Ciiy Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

A volunteer parade Of the 18th Regiment, National
Quad will be made on Broadway this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

The Fire Marshal reports % inceniisry fires the
p,st SIX months. sho4i1g decrease of II on pre-
yious FIX mouths. Whole number Of fires 1876; de-
crease TO- Tot.l losses, s2Go jo8 decrease SUISSE
compared with the preceding hall year, and so II
compared with corresponding period Of 1888 The
fetal Of assurances paid amount to SlSS, $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

Professor Gajari lecture, at the Church Of tie
Pui,aus, Union square, this evening, on The
Present Struggle in Italy and - Leaders"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

REAL EsTArE.-The following sale was mad
yesterday at the Merchant Exchange By 4. j
Blocker, Son s. Co.: One -, y. T.. cornsr Sevent
avenue and Flityeighth street. 2j.lzlOO 70 silOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

Tur HrMAs RFMAISs.-The sink at Nos. i63 and
10 East Ibry.secono street WAS thoroughly era n
iIed on Monday night, bu; no other portions OF q
human body were found. Toe remains have been
taken to Bellevue Hospital. II has been ssc7rt insd
that some time ago a pfyscau, who has since gone
to California occupied portion 0; one of the houses
and was devoted student of anatomy. 1t IS sup
posed that the leg and thigh found were the remains
Of ore Of liz subiects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

ATTEYPT TO RESCUE a PRlsosER.-Nhi!e Patncs
McCrudden, keeper ct Blackwell's T'lsai was con-
veyirg prisoner across the East River IN boa; %
tie PeD.te1tary, yesterday another boat was rowed
M, in which were Edw. Mann, and two others, named
Moran and Mccullough, who, hauling alongside Of
the prison barge, le.ped board srd attempted u
rescue tie prisoners. IL tls, however, after dss
perate struggle, they foied, the keeper taking
Ham into custody an compelling the others 70 beat
retreat. Justice Brennan committed the prisonsi
for tTial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

where. t0ne FIVE weeks age. il WAS fcuud necessary
to hpp1t,te he limb. Since that time he has been
failing gradually up TO the hour Of death. Coroner
Schirmer was rotfed. ard will hold an inquest the
bo5y this morri5g a. 9 O'Clock at the Hospitz. De-
ceased wa, = years Of sge, sad native Of Ireland.
zFS5-Tos Democratic G-nersl Committee met LAST
evening 10 Tsmmany Hall. sni pissed resolutions
s,ouily asserting Il right Of the nauiazsd citizen
To protection sgar-t sry claim which the cou0try to
which be oreiusly owed Allegiance may have upon
him for military duty. The resolutions were not really
for publication last evening
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
s55..-s77.7z.....l - -
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BIZ THE IJEJI01
Fel TsEE*sIp AHE3E u F4E. q y - snsiia


yT.s.,5=6z5=;s n $500 =5T55===5
sir oes4oMeq onon we subject q the Al,
an
~; ~ % as as
neaSlIes more el
Fs, M.,,e e.s1slyS 1neo5eSs5 0sioFe
loreae coast o.
NAVY e ~, 9eslesety .. ssle
consist OF inc following naMed YES
- 81; Jasl-
ana l ~, con
s;e1'o' 1lia
. ,s a..u s!ncennes. Inc most etclent1Eottt.
tts Nlmand those OF
4
tlseaS, Lieut. ~ w. .. Leroy, aud Lieut. y =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
by q'IsI,1EG13 ApLI


rntIAR1EITiA, Aug s9Tne flour marx ct is very dun
Ssie no Ahpin demand small sales Of Sucrnns at
and extras and fancy lot from So 81 w 10 S
~ ,ouT RS, steady ard Corn at 1itere
t s9t coming forward, prices are Groonng:
v HHSe DuS: SOD at SOL ard Sl2sl So Tof
StEaGted at ISc. CoIni demand and has
&C. per bus; D0 bus yellow sold al sSl-
III y. lt Nstnad a'tGHS6c. for new and ST6l8S for
% tsu salsSiness pork at casks: sides
sE1 ,. a. SG 2gV casks hams At sells
at U q ~ Ia bbis. and in kegs Whisky In het.
'e 2o' bbls oio sold &c, nov held higher
aosk, aug s2Cotton steady; sales 600 bales
S' nF1n sales 1856 ibis, 80 for State 81 99
TSS i'E onGi Southern unchanged eat firm; sales GGE
U "''SS ~. Germ scarce and vanutne; sales
heet s'eacy. Sugas nrin- Coffee firm and active
b5h4lNoRs Aug 22ElOur quiet and heavy; there is no
SaMgs IN quotations Wheat steady and ,loN sails
a. clU bosi' white and Csc for
Sut His white t6S'S, yellow 1GSU. Provisions d;I.
S@.sS 81 nesS PORK ut Si450 pacol sides qs WHISKY
StSc.NSAr Aug. 22Flour held firmly az Seize per lii
1ut the market Is heavy; tUS4 extra
%uu .9 81. extra Wheat is only in iaiTde:
!naN AT ~! tor red; 81 CLIO white. Corn Is ittiI
heaE| at 'I s. for mixed white ats 4st54 1yi,is
ny aaYaneea TO "a Provisions held Gr!y but Tie
markets. not active at the quotations. ~ '''s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

ss7-Lqst Sunday all the coffee houses in the
clty were closed for the first time in the last
Fe7r This was brought about chiefly by the
vigilance Of officer Hayvley, who has fol several
weeks interested himself in returning those
% ', he found doing business on the Sabbath
Eof tue benefit of coffee house keepers we may.
mere mention that according TO the ordnance,
those who are convicted a second time Tor selling
liquor on Sunday arel liable to have theirliccnss
onaullcd by council.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23


- Aorc Burglars Arrested.-Thc Steuben
vile Herald reports that two ugly looking ras-
Gals broke into the house Of Samuel Dawson, of
Yellow Greek, on Friday last. Not finding any
money, they carried away sundry articles of
wearing apparel, carpet sacks, sc. The rob
berry was discovered Immediately after being
Pcrpetrated, and officers were sent in pursuit,
who caught the culprits some two miles from
Tie house, escaping as fast as their legs could
carry them, The stolen goods were found in
their possession, which makes strong circum-
stance towards conviction. They strangers
anything else than prcpossessing in outward
appearances, and support pair of countcnances
which would not be very agreeable to meet after
night fall. The thieves were committed to the
Steubcnvile Jail for trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
local MA EL7r e ~
tws-I Fight 9Th Bundle Bses--A ,ncrcbont

cyl Fight 5cith Bundle Bs6s.--A mcrcbont
ding business on Main street, found a ..bumbIo
bees nest" in a store box. He carefully corlSed
no the hole where the bees made their exit and
entrance, and set the box out in back ward
The next day an old apple pedlar came along
and wantcd to buy box, and the merchant
thinking to havc#a little fun, sent liinzout in
the yard with a Ratchet to open the box to
which he have alluded. The yard. is surround
al bY a high fence, so that there is no way Of
getting out except through the store. fter
:he pellar passed through the door into. tho
yard, the merchant turned the key, aud in com.
panv with others, whom he had advised Of Tho
trick, went M stairs to witness the scene. The
pounding on the box Of course soon stirred mn
the bees. and when the lid was raised about a
quart OF the varu.ints bounced upon the old
fellow He dropped his hatchet aud broke for
the door, but finding that locked, lie ran around
in STOPPING posture, hugging the fence as
closely as possible, until his eye fell upon a
large Jamestown weed. This he pulled IN BIZ
the roots, and continued tosun, slapping'at the
bee; in TIC most earnest, energetic, and at the
same time, the most ndicrous manner fnagina.
be- Becoming little heated by the active
exercise, Ire hastily pulled off his coat and with
garing eyes and expanded muscle he went into
he insects most vigorously, and in a short time
the yard was strewa with the carcasscs of his
enemies lie had worn the Jamestown" bush
completely away, and his body was literally
green from its frequent contact with the we'll
welded weed. Upon being admitted into the
store, he told the story of his recent triumph
with many furnishes, being perfectly ignorant
Of the crael trick that had been played upon
him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

EB -Eailroad Accident.-An accident hap.
pe''ed 10 the Express train which reached this
city from the East yesterday morning. When
near Cumberland the sleeping car got off the
track aid was dragged humping along for
considerable distance until it became fortunate.
lsdetncIled from the train and as left standing
~ itself The passengers were all thrown from
their berths aud jostlcd together IN anything
but graceful manner. Men, women and chill
'ren Were tossed about in dish~6ille, under the
~ preston that the road was rouglcr llan it is
btsldes tc'y scratches which some of the pas
sensers received, and the broken slumber, no
damage was done
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
BUSINESS NS3fI,Tfz7IE,,.s


saazA Word an Season uchsmea as Rev
Vim. y Armstrong, Rev Wesley Kebney James
T = George Mentlel, Jacob A,nick, S.
- Woodrow, and scores Of others equally well
known have given their emphatic verdict n
l2y I Of l3Tentlinger's Compound Foid Extract
o. Dandeion aud sarsaparilla, as a Blood Puri.
her. It is not a quack Preparation-But.is CON.
~ prescribed by Physicians to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
It will cure scrofuln, Pimples Sores, Sore
Eyes Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotcbes,
Mereurlal Diseases, and all kinds orhunors.
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished by any ofthe so-called '.Blood Search
ers" or humbng discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
4. H. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST &. Co,
WHOLESALE Druggists,
For sale also in Bethany, M oundsViil'e Rel.
4a'r' St; Giairsville, Wellsburgh, and by dealers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

s4-4 Nice Soursair-Mr. E. stabler, ticket
agent OF the Baltimore aud Ohio RAILROAD has
received from Oakland, on the lug of the road,
a box containing live rattlesnake between five
and six feet in length, mud armed with eleven
rAttles. Five of the rattIes were broken in cap
t1ring his snakeship, which was effected by
pressing forked stick upon the back of the
neck, method peculiar to snake hunters. Mir.
sia6er confesses himself in like predicamcnt
with the man who got the elepant-bc don't
known what to d" with the dangerous present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
rs saogI SEX $50 So {
G0@ETHISG yFsi5Y9.-B NJ BIEBBiTiT


5SQMETH IS6S II. Rabbits
NJ 4eS3 SsS HEST fs5
e ssh sssf sfsAIEDI6TSSAEsi SALERATCS.
4 is manufa cturetls from cUmmcngkdlt. and lei
Ssprsphred eIltiTVl utl,sr Saiera go
stus al tue al leterons matter extracted III NO
lsaeh etnannerl Ilsf o produces Breay 3Beruit,
AND aud ell kdds of cdntainir par IND
4ttete OF Salsf4tGSz en- the HtUid Cake
n ID aEsti; there wholesome IN
AstSYeFN xtnrnEt IN ants u
passes through the Bread or Bsclis. Wjla l3sIl-!
no thing remains but common
tSAttJ sWaSsr4 fou will
tCeiYC by tLe tase ofiS saler4tus is en- g
'taEt1y qiuefeuti from other Selerntus iyG9
ss4S Is phGEet tahn pound ansfS. each wrap
per bsnntl Best Medicinal AND
ss.ssss ssz .ssS ss
serve the wrapper and be partiCulart get the.
= ss ilsSt exact like The ttrst4-branda rs above
"a tutl directions for. making Brell With thisl
IL SaIeratsS or rsrtari rrlll q
eiG package: also, directions for NO
1klEX vi kinds of Pastry; also,
sAtsA de- Fater and Sslilitz Powders. AND
q n NJ Is Is u YOU Il. CNNN SOAp ~
tl3. H. .BAI3BItLyT,SsI RE
'.5sssf GS3NGEsWVEt!GK'ESfSF u dBlEA5ASs IA
n g Warranted double the of f4lnar, pO,
JCS 1si put up III Cans=-1'I 9 MS. his, ~
land ~ with fun Tor making "
AND and SOFT Soap Containers Will Ela this tlr
lchGapest Potash unmarked. II AND
s.sss $ an S IS W
and No. IS Inca-st, Boston.
For sale by REED8& KRAFT, &,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

20 We noticed, at the Adams Express
o'lee, on Saturday, couple of the Ecliptcn-
a " breed Of chickens. They were imported
:. 'OF ". Is. Fetterman, of Pittsburgh. Owing to
'nelr rarity, the foreigners were the observed Of
al observers during their short sojourn here
-, instead OF feathers, they covered with hair
l. ~ mat OF lap dog, and have a curious, fan
c Gl red ornament on the top Of their heads.
l nsS are as white as snow and really beautiful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

Vie 5s olusksgys for disorderly conduct
on sunday last, was sentsfor ten DAYS to the
chain gang by AID Hamilton. 81 szssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

S=s7 Sent 0p.-Lizzie AIorgen, a little, short
woman who will measure about twenty inches
around a, the neck, was sent to Jail by Aid. Ham.
.,'2n' on Sunday last, FOR being nuisance tn
inc .. heIghborhood in which she resided in the
First Ward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
Loss OE IEEIA

you cali upon DR. ylScHELl he will agree to insert
up top hrlt-eaSs set of TEETH thar SO closely rese
bles nature as to defy detection. Tine gold for
set 80; C9raitte or Vulcsnsed Rubber 1U half Set
S oFcelsn Plate SOU, S25 for half SGT; Silver ami other
sae metals price reduced in proportion Those wishing to
1Vlt Of these reduced rease cali be-
frGi. That time. 1850 S's-' se"
can be seen ut the Office, any person NOT
@ the subject to Judge at once correctly
charge. e "'S"' eNtE0
OHice and Residence III market 81. Wbcsltn, lr.oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23

sy@0n a Pic E5e.-The German Singing
Societies of this city left yesterday morning on
an excursion to Lockwoods Grove, about
twelve miles down tie :iyer. They were taken
down by the steamer Cuba and created not a
little excitement on the landing at the time of
Tier departure. They had an excellent brass
band ard were wen provided for day of real
endowment. Lockwood's Grove resounded with
y. aud laughter and witnessed q day jol-
nty, such as this class of our people, only, are
capable of enjoying
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sAcKvILIr, N. -, Aug. 22.-wc learn from
Halifax that Mckay's stable, at Truro, has been
burned and that all the horses numbering ten.
persisted in the flames AS these horses inclu.
ded those used especially for expressing steam
ers news fron Halifax to Sackvllc FOR the New
York Associated Press, tits feared there will
bo unusual delay with the steamer Canada's
news, nearly at hand The fire was I'M
tonbted(y the work of a..sinccndiary, and asst
fraud is to be perpctratcd in connection with
the next news from Europe, Tire conmerc1al
public should be more than usually cautious
until the authentic intelligence shall have been
placed upon the bulletins Of the Associated
Press.
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