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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

CAhhIAGESl CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEslt
RICHMOND COACH MANDATORY.
r l. n X | n = tre @ t.
one squire below Exchange Hotel,
AHNG n LAMBETH.
wv invite persons In o.
w HtChmOnd Made Carriages HH-EsI
OF superior quality and nnish, 70 visit
take pleasure not only Ia showing WORK la failing them
through our shops and letting them In which our
Carriages made " " wv
We have been engaged In building Carriages for
an ~ years and working ~ hands wood depar
ment; ~ m The smiths painters, harness M
and silver platter, number Of hands employed
Our stock Of Carriages consists In paft Of
CCoAehes, All styles side seat Top BugHes
Ooaeheea Phentcns
Sharlstteea Top BdgdeH
bAIouehea Buggies without tops
Iouf aeai hocfAEAyt Sulklen
Two seat RockAvaya
We largely engaged In building INV 9TH
r Of Philadelphia possess ali the ayan-
tages Of other establishment country and pledge our
y mat no chot on part shall be wanting entire
Hiaetlon 70 our patrons ALFRED KIN0,
mal TITOs. ". LAMBETH
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VAN HAAGAN a. ucKEOyE,S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,

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GREAT sOUrH-w ksrRRN MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY SUNDAY EVENING ExcrPrEp)
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILnOAD.
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fhis valuable aud popular Medicine prepared IN with
The Aua sis % the % the celebrated Setrr
Germany, IN most convenient portable form has
universally received the most Favorable rcccamenla-
lions Of the Medical profession and Discerning
Public A he
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REALLY GOOD SHOES.
nUNW UTIffT
JOSEPH II. CRENsHAw, Proprietor.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

~ !
aSE SAITH CRANE.-The following pur-
ports to give some account of the man
who spread the recent rescue hoax, and
startled the State ont of its propriety:
BR1pGEPoRT, Now 1850.
Nsssrs. Editors:- answer to the in
quiry of your Moundsyillc correspondent,
as to who is Smith Crane, we have to saw
that said Smith mot Ichabod,'' Crane
was stopping at the Labelle House on the
10th instant-that he represented himself
of Eastern Virginia. Having spent his
patrimony early, he cmigrated to the West,
and had been some twenty years among
the higgins had made his "pile,p and
was returning by easy stages to the An
cient Dominion. He imbibed freely of
corn-iuice, in connection with very wor-
thy member of the Second F. VS. of West
ern Virginjo-talked some fight-paid gen
erously-and departed on the first train of
the B. & o. R. R., November 10th, 1859.
YERITAs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
The John Brown Affair.

4n0 OUuu 0EOWu AuaH.
The London Tines of November 5th clio
sesan article on the affair at Harper's Ferry
as follows:
These occasional outbreaks are not pc
culiar to American slavery, but were the
scourge of all the nations of ANTIQUITY.
and OF none so much as Rome in the very
palmiest days of the Republic. A servile
war is subject from which history will
lingly averts her face, and the outbreaks
which from time to time have taken place
in America have been forgotten by the
European public as soon rs they were
quelled i'll torture and in blood. But each
OF these instructions, contemplate as
they may appear in numbers, in intclli-
gence and in organization, is a symptom
OF a state of things which a wise and uu-
Outstanding people will do we'll not to
neglect too long. That security of life
improperly which is, after ull, the main
end and object ofciyil society, doesnot exist
at least in the European sense of the
term-in the slave States of America.
The white population can never forget,
either as judges, as legislators, or propric-
tors, that they arc a small minority scat
tered among large and bitterly hostile
majority. They never know in its full
force the meaning OF the word "securitv."
If they lie down to rest they know not but
they may be awake at midnight by the
light Of their blazing houses, and the yelSs
ofthe inccndiaries. If they wander in the
forest they feel no confidence that the
hands of the assassin do not await them be-
hind every thicket. Danger bcgcts fear
and fear cruelty, and that cruelty again
increases danger. Strong us is our SYM
pathy for the oppressed race that tolls be-
meath the lash in tina southern states of
America, VIC cannot bring ourselves to
wish their bonds may be broken BY IN ex-
pertinent so frightful as that which has
once again failcd-thc experiment of a
scrvile war. There was Il time when the
best men i'll America looked on slavery as
merely provisional and temporary insti-
tuition, and looked forward to the time
when the bonds should drop from the
hands OF the African, and the assertion of
the Declaration of independence that all
men arc troe and equal, should no longer
be 1nockery and q rcpraach. But that
time seems to have passed by, and the
language OF the southern STAKEHOLDER is
now rather that freedom is an exceptional
institution destined to be swallowed up in
the more natural and more humane rule of
slavery. We cannot therefore, be sur
priscd 10 see such reasoncrs reminded from
time to time by warnings like that afforded
ny the llarpcr's Ferry instruction, how
insecure IS the basis on which the slave
holder builds. and how dangerous it is for
nation which carries so vcuOmous q scr
pent Ill her bosom TO be forever triiling
with the possibility of foreign war, the
first effect of which must almost ncces-
sariiy be TO rouse thcsloeping DESTROYER
into life and activity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
H9~Dr. HooAand's Celebrated Ger

DR.. Hoofand's Celebrated Ger
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diseases, arising from disordcrcd Liver,
Stomach, or Intcstincs.
DR.. j. r. CAwchiFS Specific Remedy for
Consumption, Winchester genuine preparo-
ton of the Hypophosphites of Lime and
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and cure Of Pulmonary Phthisis and Tu-
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Tie Celebrated Black .Salpe. for the GER
tain cure of Salt Rhcum, Chillblains, com
mon Sores, Cracked Hands, Burns, Cuts,
or wounds of any Kind, Bites of Insects,
Piles, Corns and inflammation of the Breast.
Sold by REED & KRAFT, Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, No. 81, corner of Main and Sd
streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

Ra5- CHASING A FucrrIvE,-Thc police of
the city yesterday got wind of the fact that
Barney Hagan, the scoundrel who commit
ted rape, some time ago, upon the person
of 4 little girl named Nolan, in Centre
Wheeling, some months ago, was in town.
He was seen to enter an alley leading from
Main 10 Water street, and to speak to a
woman. He was followed by the officers
and pursued through the alley, where he
succeeded in secrcting himself. Every
house and cellar where the fellow could
hayeposibIy extraordinarily were search
e! in vain, and the hunt was at last aban-
doncI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

WEDDING EXTRAORDINARILY cou-
pie Of young folks, very green loolsingan
Oddly attircd, came down on the steamer
Convoy yesterday, from ;'somcwhaw off dc
caast," as the negro ortcrsaid, in order to
get married. Followed by their attend
ants. the ';hoppy pair" marched up Monroe
street, the observed of all Observers . and
repairing to the residence of Rev Perkins,
'he business was soon settled, and present.
" they came marching down again, look
ing happier than ever, and creating pretty
near as much of a sensation as did the
Uyicdo nuptials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

ES1~A CoSTRAsr.-Ycsterday, bright and
beautiful as it was, afforded pleasant con-
trast with the gloomy aspect of the wealth
or for the past few days. So goes life
L? one side of the ladder, to-day-down
the reverse, Tomorrow. The best of US
cannot purchase the power to bask in
eternal sunshine; but the least of us can
easily envelope ourselves in clouds and
gloom more dreary than the pclting storm.
Knowing that both smiles and frowns arc
contagious, and that each of us Influences
at least one of our fellows, which shall
ithe-happincss or gloom-joy or sadness?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

Is4 hEALTn.-The sudden change from
the genial temperature of Indian summer
has rendered colds somewhat prevalent
Ladies who will persist in wearing the
-gatest Parisinn cha4sare to the last, should
he careful how they venture upon damp
sidewalks. Patent feathers should long
s'nte have given place to plain, stout calf
SKINS with the gentlemen. To those who
consider cold a small matter, we would
IMPLY say that few passing disorganiza-
tons of the system are so apt to lead to va
vioUs diseases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

The ORR ExctrEMESr,-A correspondent
writing from Warren county, Pa, to one Of
the N, Y. papers, November 7tb, says:
"Thc oil cxcitment on our stream (OiI
Crcek) which you doubtless have heard
much about, is at this time very great; peo-
pie are rushing here from your city and other
Placesto secure their fortunes. Over twenty
barrels per day is obtained at one spring.
Yours, sc. Il. W. b."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

COLLEGIATE there has been
gathering of distinguished Presidents and
Professors Of New England Colleges, Mt the
residence of President Sears, in Providence
Il. l., to consider the most cxpcdicnt means
to be adopted in the several colleges as to
instruction and discipline. It is supposed
that resolution was passed with r. gard to
college secret societies and mock burials,
that may lead TO some decisive actiou in
the future. The next meeting will be held
in October, 1860. Mt Williams College.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

E~HE REMTTED.-A business firm in
THIS city recently sold some goods to a man
N Ohio, on commission. After waiting a
rather unreasonable length of time for a
reply the house sent 10 their customer for
a report and asked him to be kind enough
10 remit the proceeds of the sale. YOe-
tcrday the house received the amount of
the bill-onc hundred dollars-in bull
pups, accompanied by letter from the
humorous customer, that he had moth
ing else to remit. The pups were four in
number and valued at twenty-five dollars
each. The house not oppretiating the joke,
and entertaining a dislike to the pups, had
them submerged at cost of twenty-five
cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
9e1o eight,
Something New, True, Intel
ligible and Important.
FOR THE CURE OF THE SICK
DOCTOR TONES

| NNYOGLD SAY To THE DISEASED OF BODY Il
| w Mind. who wtshtr Ge cured of their malnlies.
that his stay here is limited to tile first December:
hence the necessity If making i,nnlGi0c application
III his office. NesOGits lHticnts Who have been given
up everywhere else Hs ncGIabc. Tile reader might
here ask, does lie really sttch cases. his
statements talsc9 Has lie cured such cases i'll Wheel
inS In reply he would say, hC has cured and is GU
ring every day just such lie hls CurC and is
curing class of diseases thar have bc Tie skill Of
the medical profession in nll nsls the world. The
are performed: Not 10y irritating the delicate
brAcS Of vital Organs by drugging the stomach, hut
by direct application of the positive and negative pV
i"rltleh OF Electricity. Again. it might be asked. has
not ELECTRICITY been employed remedial CEcnt for
years. both III Europe and America with Indifferent
results: And are mot numbers nUw using it in
mlst with no better results: This Is all very true
and when cunsidert the manner in which il has been
"pHllSd tic results have been favorable than
could nave been expected II las been considered
beneficial in few only and uncertain even in
the agent, and therefore uniform results could he
anticipated but owing TO the friendly relation exist
ing between Electricity and health. remarkable
nave sometimes been performed. Tho current is gen
eFAN applied through the lnlds feet III such power
US to CONFUSE the whole and lnnscUlar sys
TEN and frequently produce irrCpahlc injury Some
times II ~ applied by metallic conductors difoieut
parts OF the body which is equal Il process of cau-
teli2aiion Dr. Jones Inns tc eject such trHt
eit Tor years and the result Ia G"nenlly proved n-
furious to the patient, cOnclusycy proving that no
one should assume the responsibility commissioning
SO powerful leulcS without understanding its effect
upon the human organizations.
Or. '.s mode of applying Electricity IS new, and
no gucs5-w"rk no uncertainty doubt as to result
that Will follow. The diseased invited to call
witness the wonderful cures he is daily performing
So OFF1CI. at the BeymGr House
n N.--Dr. =. nav proposes to give II series of
Nets%lons explaining the electric laws If lifc health
ana diseaHc; also, full exposition of tho importau
discovery III the application of Electricity crthe
OF diseases TlIos" desiring to oiu the class should
MAKE immediate application CCt2l '5p-lms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

rslsH' Iy TowS,-AIarshall NJ Dent, edi-
tor the NTorgantown Star, was stopping
ut the McLure House yesterday. His step
Is stan elastic, and his face unwrinkled.
and his hair still auburn Dent is q clever.
genial fellow, and good editor, but we
don't think him ;'purty' man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

RzT"NEw PENrTENrlARY-An effort is
being made to locate new branch of the
Ohio Penitentiary at Bellaire, below this
city. The people of Belleire are taking
'ae proper steps towards the presentation
Of their claims.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

MATT F. WARD, whose puliar vocation in
Kentucky was the assassination of school
masters, having changed his residence, has
shifted his profession also. He is now one
of the most cnterprising stock raiscrs of
Arkansas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

THE Eric (Pn.,) Dispatch says that the
existence of an organized band of robbers,
extensive in numbers. on the southwest
ern shore of Lake Eric, has been placed
beyond a doubt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

BrLwER, in the flush of youth. wrote of
love, ':No one has ever painted it so fully
as to satisfy another. To some the dc
scription is too fiorid-to others it is too
commonplace. The God, like other gods,
has no likeness upon earth; and every
wave upon which the star of passion beams
breaks the Iustre into different modifica-
tions oflight"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
POSTERS, PROGRAM MES,
SC, Sc, sc.

20 We have, at hcavycxpenditurc, furnished our
job Office with all necessary materials. embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &C.,
OF the latest and most fashionable Styles 10 render IL
capable Of executing work equal to that of any other
establishment in tho city. ord possessing facilities in
the way of S;ean &c, for doing work cxpcditoupy,
unsurpassed by any other office We respectfully pre-
sent our claims for" share of public patronage assn.
ring t"s" who cntrst their work to u.s. that no effort
shall he wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novl1-59 CAMPBELL aI'DERMOT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

An association of the members of the
clergy in England have published an address
in which they pledge to total abstinence
from theuse ofIntoxicating liquors as bev-
GRACE. The Rev. Dir. Close, Dean of Car
Isle, heads the list.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

reg The RIVER The river was falling
yesterday, with ten and hslf feet water
in the channel. The weather was clear and
Tcry pleasant The Fairy Queen will here
after ran regularly in the Wheeling and
Portsmouth trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
0allg gutrlli9rneer
"a Largest Circulation of any Pauer In
Western Virginia. tEN
Friday Morning, Nov, IS, 1859.
GAP BUILDING HOUSES Eon THE Sour


--Mr. James Williams, of Bridgeport, isnow
engaged in framing timbers for house to
be erected on the bank of the Mississippi
RIVER, about $50 miles above New Orleans.
II is intended as the family residence of a
southern gentleman, who displays his good
sense in the selection of his mechanics.
Mr. Williams has the contract for the frame
work. and Messrs. r. J. Bagss & Sons, of
tb: National Planning Mills, have that of
tie joining work We believe this is the
first dwelling shipped from this place to
tue southern country, but we have no idea
that it will be the last. Mr.. Williams and
enc Of the hands in his employ go South
TO pat up the work
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
Rg 0sts9graph,
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer.

Ra@NG TsaEGRARA.-As yesterday was
Thanksgiving Day in nearly all the five
States, the chief telegraph Offices of the
Unionwcrc closed. Consequently we have
no dispatches this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

fzi5@ DIED OF HIS ISyuRIgs.--Hcury
,'1A"utenbaugb, who WAS SO badly injured
N the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
night or two ago, died at nine o'clock
on Wednesday night, at his residence in
NariinsviIle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

Es5NFRoN Nessrs. wayman i Sons News
NsFo'' We have received a copy of Cooks
confession concerning the IIarpcr's Ferry
business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

E=2~hoasE SroLEx.-A valuable horse
WIS stolen from John Allen, between this
,''S aud ST. Clairsyille, one evening last
week, \ reward is offered for the recov-
cry Of the animal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

H5@ eH'cSET.-Another sprightly game
OF cricket took place on the Island yester-
day attording much healthy exercise and
sport.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

Esas" VIZ DIRECT attention to the adyer-
"Se"eat ofP. c. Hildreth and Bro, in an
efher coIuun.
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THE sTAR NAIL WORKs.



IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE DECEASE OF TWO
i of the st"ckhOlGcr, the Star Nail Works are now
offered for sale at great bargain: These Nail Works
are situated iii the Iron Region, i'll the southern part
OF Ohio about 30 miles above Portsmouth, and 40
miles above Cincinnati. Tic main building is $50 feet
incnsth and llG feet in width substantially buil anu
contains new and improved machinery, cnnssting Of
steam engines. 30 mil machines, mlGchin" for ma
King nail Kegs; also, III bnilng furnaces and heating
furnaces together with the necessary rolls and has
capacity to manufacture $50 kegs Of nails every IL
hours In addition to the above. and be sold with
the Nail Works 40 acres of Coal Lands miles distant
by Railroad and delivering coal the mills at cos,
not exceeding one dollar per ton; and has peculiar
advantage for shipping nails 10 points tile
Ohio River ut this point and below is seldom Obstruc-
ted The location is regarded the best in the conn
try for supplies Of pig iron and coal and there arc
blast furnaces within 80 miles Of which rin, their
iron direct to town by the Iron Ralruad; and the sur
rounding hills abound with coal and fire clay of easy
access. Any further description Is deemed rnnccu-
s"ry as purchasers will desire to examine for them
selves.
If not sold previously, the above property will DO
offered Mt public salo on Thursday, the 9th day Of
November, 1852 Address,
PETERS. JAMES & CO.,
Or JOHN PETERS.