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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

s=a7. g sPda0ranq Dr. sK.ndas4 JStI;S5
lS =. had.thepleasurs last e .Zs
Oh witnessing this brilliantly TART Mt Woshs.
lngtonl Hall Its tfuly.an exquisite sps,teims,
q 9. the artists skill We start with him from
New York From the fidelity with isb ,et1
scenery about that city is delineated eyerv ons
can judge Of the accuracy ofthe entire y6ynss
Il would be.in vain for US to single out any mr.
tleplar portion, OF, in fact describe the effect
Go and see for yourself is all we can saw
Inc sky, water, moon and stars, the elonds
storms Of thunder, storms of snow, the eroupe,
OF figures in all their different positions the
leeoergs, the shipping, arc all represented be.
fore US with vivid truta:ulaess really staTtIinS
Words cannot express the effect produced nno6
the mind; your interest is enchanted throupbont
the entire progression of the picture.
The Aurora Borealis, the Mirage, the Porbil.
Ion, and the forest of :ccbergs, cannot be de.
scribed Look at. the picture before YOU: thew
are there! masters hand has stretched them
with startling reality The effective represen.
tatlon Of salutes and signals at sea, and the
heart rending distress of the crews of the shio.g
wrecked and burning vessels, deserve particular
notice. An enthusiastic audience assembled to
greet the first exhibition, and the applause was
frequent and we'll deserved. "'''
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Oyste,s.-The season has arrived when
.rs,ers may be eaten with safety, and We oh.
.s,,s at the various restaurants some very fine
s9.eiaens of the delicious biyalyes. Oysters
re good in any month which includes the let
trr r" and therefore September may be con-
.ilered the opening of tho oyster season. In
,be lover country they are eaten in midsun.
nsr, but only when taken directly from the
water.
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Auctioneer. / ~ rauescs tai T"s'sss
Trust Sale

virtue Of deed of trust from-Ardrew Arurdoct and
wife TO The qudersigued, IN arsrcI 3s5St :
and recorded In the Clerks Office tho County Court Of
ONO comfy, in Book 80, page I39 I sha the P4SpH
ot oSSS, at II o'clock A. tie front the
nc auction 10 the highest Bidder, number onr II
street IN the BueEa Vista addition said,
EeIer with the comfortable house situated en- me
title is adisputable. Terms, cas- III.
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UNFOUNDED REPORT
10 MILLWARD,S
G. TYR o s COL IA ITO

Patented June Il, 1889.
Wis Top does no injury to floors carpets for being
- set III motion in the hands, 1t can be removed liz s
spindle to any place desr.d where viii spin on either
enc from hEe to ten minutes while yet idly moving
Of The yroFeope Just the ma ctory nv
seIH' D.NIC6LL BRO, Ice Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

% The Wrong Nan--A young man named
Albert florence was arrested on the Fair
Grounds on Thursday last, charged with steal,
'hs watch from Mrs. Greer. The watch=was
not found upon Torrence's person, but the lady
aid she thought he was the man who took it,
Al. Duty, before whom the examination took
place. was lead of course to commit the man to
jail. Yesterday morning some dozen of the
most respectable gentlemen of Pittsburg came
doEnand after testirying to the good character
81 florence, succeeded in affecting his release
p bail. From the evidence of these gentlemen
l3geher with that of Mayor Weaver, it appears
Pat Terrence is man of untarnished reputa.
on who could have had no motive in stealing
ae watch, and tits therefore supposed that the
Ny must have been mistaken. Mr.. Terrence,
seompanied by his friends, returned home yes
friday afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

~ On Saturday erentng, Indy from Mas.
-iion, Ohio, in going from this city to Bridge.
port in an Omnibus, had her pocket book, con-
timing eight or ten dollars, stolen from her
rm.
On Saturday German lost tivetwenty dollar
gid pieces from his pocket Shortly afterwards
'shOTman was seen handling lot OF yellow
boys, aud Offering to bet two hundred dollars
The Snowman was arrested and taken before
AID. Dnlty The only evidence against him
was that he had been seen with several twenty
dollar gold pieces. The Snowman laughed, and
produced from his pocket lot of brass medals,
worth about ten cents apiece, which he said he
handled for effect in his legitimate business that
Of attracting people to his show. Thus ended
tae matter, aud the Snowman was honorably
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

~ ne call attention to the advertisement of
Irwin & Ronham, Marbelized Stone Manufac.
turers in this mornings paper.
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FOR Safe OR r EIII= r y :

q
OFFER for sale the Mill property Known M ths
Ahl, continuing run OF ,Burfs Win
all the modern improve Inets. There an excellent
sett OF CardiEg Machines with additional t6sci
en- Immediately, II required.
Also for SALE two farns each containing over one hon
Srtt aud sixty acres ovich are about oIe
hundred acres cleared excellent u In good
OF cultivation With an Orchard and Frame Dwelling Houses
thereon On the other there about fifty
with good Orchard nd Buildings. '
AlSo one lot OF ground containing about seven ccrs
high state OF cultivation, with two fraule Dwelling Ho,ses
thereon large Store House. with
s shop and sta6lng for eight horses, together With
GsgT that are necessary Al above property
Fish Greek, MARSHALL county on tile Fish rceS Turn
ptSe Leading to BciltOn, the b. 80. Railroad is=
Lls Is one 0f the best YrginIa for the
purchase Of wheat and other grain The Ibce
offered on ie following er,ns one.four.!CfI purchase
money to be paid In hand and the baIRrce in
mcns OF one two and three years. with Interest from date
giving -cSotts BILE note with approved security. 10
ANY person purchasing, have the opportunity fseed-
this fall II requred can also be supplied with all EnLs
OF STOCK and farming utensils,
For further information, apply to the subscriber on the
auslfld&RIms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

Farther PorST, Sept l8-The Nova scotan
due with Liverpool dates to the Tth inst, lad
not been signaled this morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

E We refor the reader to the advertisement
beaded headed, "'Tis Found, to be found in another
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

~ For ParhsrsDurg.-rhe steamer Abe
marlo will tO-day resume her place in the
Wheeling and Parkersburg trade. She will
leave to-day at the usual hour, viz: 10 A. NJ.
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/. COM N. "a .R.GI.A i.
g JOB I1A-Ill MAsRIIEFl,
sWEIOLESAIE MARK.Ftr-

BRooHs--Oommon $3A -,
BUTTER-In kegs 9g1O.
BUcEEr5--lIarietta $9@2,S6.
SHEesk-Western Reserve S8a9c:
CASDLss-raliOw mould IA; dip I9: star o. snerr, 40
OoPFRE--Java 1885, Rio l2G5l2iS - go ~
MMsAT-1,1091,2O 20. 80
CoRN-91.
0AIS-S2
REATHRRs-4O58I5c,s scarce
ECRs-Raccoon S09ST 1<c. ~ = S<s " a.
GIXSGSu-s594O.
HHaEzGlegsr z ton $780, Timothy $1,000
LLNE-Louisvtile1 so
1oLAssEs-NeR Orleans 40: Sugar Ho,,sa AZ,
GoLpRN SYhUP-5Sl95T. ~ w.
/ SAvALSroREs-T pentine 90; tar 4415a5
T NAlLs-SA for iOd. =" So
RAGs-a93<, dull.
R1cE-5I@5&.
SESDs-FIaXseed 125; Glover b1S.
SoAP-Castile per l615Gl6: Common bSS6
SUGAKs-New Orleans KOS HID. SaSH in, bb1
SSUFF-Scotch 2S; ppee 22G26 q " w.
TE4-Gunpowder4n9Tu;I Imperial 4Olas5. Hvson es7zo
Touching 25g3ic; oolong S5aT5c - - N ~ Ss'Ve'
IoBACco--Gtwists l2; five roll 94RSs
WooL-Unwashel5 from IS to Clonnon5 ,~..,.5 a.. a
SOi Fun blood extra 40 to 45. "aSHsu % 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
Trnstaa,s Sale

Y virtue of Deed of Trust, from Henry Otto and wife,
to Frederick MoEieT bearing date Of January
IN book No. 49, Folio S. &C.. and the undersigned having
Sy an order OF said Court made at the April Term 1889
6en appointed Trustee in of Mozier Will on The
4h day Of September 1859, before front door Of The
court House Tor Ohio County, the hour II o'clock
NJ sell lots Mes IS and ST. in said Deed of Trust mon
situated III the town of rradelpia In Ohio County
Virginia. Terms of Sale-Cash. ~
sepl3-lOd. HENRY c. FLEsHER, Trustee.
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LOSS OETEEn

you call upon Dr. wrxcnkLL, he will agree to insert
4 tip top hrstclass rEEFH that so cIoseI
b.s nature defy detection On Nae gold for s75
PsE set ssI cIras or yulcanized Rubber S7U half set
; Pate $751; 1925 for half se Silver and othey
ease metals price reduced in proportion Those Wishing 10
Va themselves OF these reduced will Please call be-
from that time. " ~ N''"' ssu
Specimens of every different style ofTeeth now in use
@. The subject to Judge at once the adj
charge. ~ "t'Hout extra
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

az Oysters-Jason Poole, of the well known
"ofiice Saloon is now prepared to furnish
Oysters in superior style, together with all
the delieaeies of the season. His place is the
resort of all who desire their edibles and drink
ables in an uncxceptionable manner. "Ofice,"
Washington Hall, under Phelans' Billiards.
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INOtANAroL1s, Sept. 19-Thc bridge on the
In Indianapolis 4 Lafayette Railroad over White
River, near this city, was destroyed by fire en-
Saturday night 1t is supposed that it was the
work work Of an incendary. The bridge Willie re.
built without delay. Arrangements have been
made Tor the prompt transfer passengers and
baggage. ~
The Hon. Abe Lincoln addressed n large as.
SSem6ly at Masonic Hall this evening on the DO.
lltlcal topics of tue day,
PiTTsBURo, Sept l9.-River-9 feet 8inches bv
per mark aud falling. Weather wet
CoLUaBus. Sept. l9.-The Express train on
the Q; Q: & G. Il. r., which left Cleveland at
800 a. NJ, to day, was thrown off the track
miles U north Of this place, by the breaking Of
the 1ange of wheel. The engineer and fire.
man were badly igjpred. Several passengers
were considerably bruised, but none seriously.
CEroAco, Sept l9-In the case of Hussev
%. Mccormick for Infringement Of a patent for
the cutting apparatus of reaping machines, be-
ioIe Judges N MadelJean and Drnmmond, a decision
Was given. to-day in the q. S. Courtinfayor Of
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g-Tae ereu'si0n tickets from this point to
p1lI,nd and back will be about twenty dollars
Ttsse who intend joining the proposed excur.
~ ~ will please leave their names with Capt
lbu List. 1t will be seen by the foreign news
!, another column that the sailing of the Great
E,,,ern has been postponed till the 29th of this
,,ooth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

WAsuINsToN, Sept. l9-secretary Floyd and
his lady arrived in this city. last evening
Ex-senator Cooper's cheap postage aud pros
lection manifesto, has produced no little sensa-
ton among the President making politicians
here from different parts of the country. In
IN iron mems leagne, which lie recommends,
the recognize new power in the Middle States.
which if properly organized is capable Of hold.
ing in cheek the sectional disorganizing parties
OF the day, perhaps Of debating the nomination
hope, however, that iron masters will not have
the political sagacity to act on the suggestion.
Postmaster General Holt will leave here to.
morrow for Kentucky, and will be absent for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
TUESDAY, NoPN.Nc, sept 20, 1863.

-as. ci-cu1ationo tany Paper 4 West
ern Virginia.
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OFE1oE,ooRNER wATRR .ANDMoNRoEs ERRETa. ]

+. aSoIHN6 sh mAEEREAHDMoGROES TREETss
New Yoak, Sept 19.-Tbei steaTmef. Persia
from Liverpool on the 3d. has arrived this
morning. She broke her crank pin on the oh
and lay to for repairs -.
The steamers Arabia and City.of Manchester
arrived out the Sd.
The Persia passed the City of Baltimore on
the e., 9th, andsthe Africa on the 10th.
Inc Zurich conference was expected to come
to an abrupt close. - 80 : =
j, The Pontificial troops we're threatening the
legations The lateSt5accountS from Italy saw
the advance of the Poutifioial troops into the
legations appeared Imminent, although the Hon.
2teur contradictS the rumorcd aggresslous. The
RoTan Government rejects all'Tcforms.
The smiling of the Great Eastern had been
postponed TO the goth!
Z NEw YoHK, Sept l9.-Tho steamship Kan.
CARGO from Liverpool on the 3Ist nlt,. has been
SgHaIed. below She will be upsabout hall past
The troubles on the Erie Railroad have been
settled. The Constructions on the road have
3een removed and forty of the rioters have
been arrested. The trains are now running reg
ulaTiy. A strong force of police aud military
remain on the ground to prevent any renewal
of the disturbance.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says messenger was despatched this evening
with instructions 10 Gen. Scott. Our govern
.aent has left wide margin for his future nc.
uon, relying upon his good Judgment and ,yis>
dom for settling the existing differences between
the two governments. Gen. Scott's willingness
III accepting the difficult and arduotis task, has
greatly relieved the administration and thew
look upon favorable and happy termination of
tins, at present, embarrassing and troublesome
question. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
LOCAL MATT ERS.

a-4 Mundsr and lighting storm passed
~ the city last evening, accompanied with
y ,o 1t was probably the last storm of the
s,sOn .~,.,
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EB- To all who wish to save when in want
of Hose or Half Hose, Children's Stockings.
Umbrellas, Travelling Bags aud almost every
thing in the variety line and stationery goods
can do SO by calling on G. Lecher for the same
at No. Washington Hall. In this store was
also received this day most splendid lot of
combs. meerschaum pipes and cigar tubes,
necklaces, bracelets, toy books, paper dolls,
hoops, a great assortment of pearl buttons, &C.,
&c. Also on hands quite large assortment of
very fine Autographs. He only sells for Dash
and cheap, which on calling you will find 10 be
P. s.-Picture Frames made to order.
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PiTTsBuRo. Sept. 19-River-9 feet inches bv
pier mark and falling. Weather wet.
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Ia FqEJH

BY TEE UNION LINE:
10 EtAE DAILY aNTELLIEE NUEES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20

Judge Douglas arrived here last evening.
a correspondence of the Philadelphia North
41merlcG1 says the dispatches received from
Gen. llarney, by the California mail. in regard
TO the Mexican occupation of San Juan and the
complications with Gov Douglass, were so un.
satisfactory to the President and occasioncd so
much apprehension as to induce him to call
upon Gen. Scott TO proceed Immediately to the
scene OF difficulty and by his personal efforts
and influence t" arrest the present unsatisfoc.s
tory state of affairs and bring about some bet
ter results between the American and British
forces.
Gen. Scott responded with the patriotism and
alactrty which have always distinguished him
lie will start upon his journey on Tuesday at
noon, carrying instructions prepared by the
President, which invest him with full discretion
TO remove every existing obstruction to pacific
solution OF the issue by diplomatic arrange.
tnentS, as vas contemplated by the late Admin
lstiatlon. Ihe Administration is not wthout.n
certain misgiving that trouble may occur before
Cen Scott can reach his destination. Precau-
tons have been taken by every available means
10 prevent such n contingency; and besides the
promp presence of Gen. Scott, efforts will be
made to anticipate his arrival by dispatches by
the overland route, checking any further move.
ments on the part Of Gen. Harvey. There is
nothing IN the state Of the Questionitsclf which
Is not easy susceptible OF satisfactory adjust.
ment, aud which will be brought to such a con-
c'uSioh oy Gcn. Scott, no matter what aspect
1t may have assumed before his appearance
No serious anxiety need therefore bc enter.
tanned concerning the probability of a rupture,
though Ignorant or interested persons MAJ:
strive to spread such an impression.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

How BosToN MERCHANT TREATED DAUGH-
TER,-Fashionable and common circles alike
have been discussing the character of the
late Augustus Thorndike, who recently died
at the fremont Horse, leaving large prop
erty. The inhumanity of the man appears in
this: a few years ago, daughter married
young man connected with the marine corps
of the country. The pride of the family was
wounded, and she was forbidden the paren-
tai LONE. With her family she has been liv-
ing in a humble way at Newport. Hearing
of her fathers mortal sickness, and the resi-.
due of the family being in Europe, she hast
ened to his bedside to perform the last acts of
flial regard. But she was even there and
then cruelty repulsed. BY the will ofthe de-
ceased, it is found he has put his whole prop
erty in trust excepting one legacy of $l0,-
0OO) providing for the payment of $4,000
per annum to single daughter now abroad
with the mother, and $4,000 per annum to
each of two sons, on condition of forfeiture if
either of them ever gives one cent to the
married daughter To meet the require
ments of law, he bestows the pittance of $4O0
per annum upon his discarded child. 1t is
said an effort will be made to break the will
Such instances are always sad, but they show
how strong, and oftentimes perverting to the
heart. is family pride-and the pride of an
old Boston family you know is about as
strong as any human sentiment can be-
Boston cor. Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

DEPRAvITY OF THE PREss.-The discussion
of the action of the Government agents
touching the New Almaden Quicksilver
Mines, has given evidence of greater amount
of dishonesty, in the conducting of certain
newspapers of the State, than we had the
most remote idea existed anywhere outside
of "Newgate," or New York. According to
the 5. F. National, all those papers that op.
pose she action of the Government agents
have been bought. On the other hand such
papers as oppose the course pursued by said
agents, charge those which justify said course
with being suborned by the Company. Ac-
cording to both disputants. they are all a set
of purchased knaves and tools / Is this not
a disreputable exhibition for leading news
papers to make2 Is it not disgrace to the
profession and to the State? Why cannot
these editors discuss public question like
this in the manner of gentlemen? Why do
they not reason together instead of charging
each other with dishonorable motives2 Or
has it come to this, that if editors cannot see
question as others see it, they are to de-
nounce them as dishonest Shasta Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05
LLE CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 5,
gpetiat 2lotites.

TO the Aiiiictcd.--Let no false deicacy prevent
the invalid from seeking medical relief-the card Of
DR. b. j. CzAPKAY to be found in another column, in
dicates where to obtain reliable and competent ply
scan. It is seldom that we are called upon to bear
testimony in favor of the skill of any physician but
a Of duty as well as justice demands that we
should not pass Dr. Czapkay by, without something
more than a mere mention. Unlike the greater por-
ton of those who thrust themselves and their nostrums
before the public, whose practices are empirical Dr.
Czapkay is gentleman Of rare medical and scientific
attanments, having held the position ofcle surgeon
of the lberating army during the late hungarian
Revolution, being voted honorary member of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, and possessed Of
all the requisite experience and skill for the success
full practice Of his profession. 1t is to the and ad
vice Of such n physician we would recommend all
suffering from the effects Of sexual private diseases
feeling assured that in all such complaints, whether
arising from infection, ndiscretou sellabuse, loss
of vrity he can guarantee, from his extensive prac
tcc, speedy and permanent cure. TO those suffer
ing from the effects oil physical and mental debility,
we would say, let common take the place of
false modesty, and seek such advice as will save you
from an untimely grave, and lead you back again to
pristine health, cons,dt Dr.. Czapkay, whom we cheer
fully endorse "A sklliu and tried physician, capa-
bic of coping with and successfully cradicatns those
selfnfcted mseres, the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases Of n seminal nature. Dr. Czapkay's
rooms are on Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco.
declG-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

FATHER AND DAUGHTER-A strange tale is
going through the coulisses of the Italian
Opera House in Paris. A prima donna Of
that theatre, who has lately risen to great
fame, and acquired a first rate position on
those boards, has just been claimed as his
daughter by one of the highest functionaries
of the country The claimant is possessed
of rank wealth and influence; and, though
it was well known in the young lady's family
that the great man in question was her father
vet no notice of the connection was taken by
him until her successful debut caused him to
feel pride in his offspring. His antimusi-
cal tastes had prevented him from following
her through her musical education, and he
was, therefore, as much surprised as delight
ed at her success. He has just made her
an official offer of recognition and formal
adoption, with the bestowal of his name and
wealth in addition to the advantage of the
magnificent position to which he would raise
her But she has surprised him still more by
the manner Of her refusal. "My father re,
fused to recognize me when l was in poverty
and obscurity; now that am celebrated and
rich | refuse to recognize him. Let us be
strangers TO each other"