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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14

BOUND ovRR,-Tuesday evening com.
plant was made befores Eqr. Olohan,
by ChrIstlana EmerlIne that William
Gadough came to her house and called
her everything but q virtuous woman,
and after abusing her with his tongue,
assaulted her in q violent manner,
pushing her against q cooking stove
which was thrown over, thereby en-
dAngerIng the safety OF her property. A
warrant was Issued for Gadough's ar.
rest, and an officer brought him
promptly before the Justice. The case
was thoroughly Investigated and re.
suited in the accused being bound over
10 keep the peace for three months I'M
der tho penalty OF fifty dollars.
We heard that the matter will be
before the police court, this morning.
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THEATRR.-The thrilling drama OF
the Red Scarf was given last night to
one OF the usual houses. The Saw
MIL Scene rlvaLed the attention OF
the audience and created great OK.
element until the climax. This scene
In our estimation eclIpSeB the down OK.
press train Under the Gas Light To-
night Q Burlesque entitled 'PocAhon-
tas,' MiSa sallie PArtlngton appearing
a. 'Ye Gentle Savage" The cast en-.
braces the comleal Seton. This Bur.
lesque Ia full Of fun, singing and dane.
Ing; has q brilliant ollo o! MedlOy's,
Gage local Hts and the comicall.
ties OF the day. An amusing farce en-
titled the Little Chap In Big BootS'
will also be given with Misses sallle
and Kate therein; also q Champion
clog dance, by Mas Kate, Remember
tomorrow night Is their farewell bene.
ut, when an entire new drama will be
given,
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RIVER NEws.-The river continues 10
recede slowly at this point. Last even.
Ing the marks showed four feet six
inches In the channel.
The Rebecca did not leave for
Parkersburg, Tuesday morning, on 90.
count ofsllGht arrangement to her ma.
chlnery. She was lying at the landing,
last evening, but will probably resume
her place In the trade this morning.
The Science took the freight Offering
for Tuesday.
The Liberty No. 4and one barge were
ct the wharf yesterday. Her other
barges are receiving at the nail mills
and will depart for St. Louis to-day.
Besides the number (four) the Liberty
has with her, we are Informed that
enough freight was offered to load three
others.
The Major Anderson got away Tues.
day evening with a fair trip. Captain
Muhleman and his fine packet will
command trade when there is anything
doing.
The local packets arrived and depar-
ted as usual.
We are glad to learn that our old
friend Capt. Amos Davis has entered
the Wheeling and Cincinnati trade
again with his splendid side wheel pas.
senGer steamer, Golden Eagle. She will
run as a regular Friday packet, leaving
Wheeling every Friday evening, and
Cincinnati every Monday evening.
Late Cincinnati papers furnish the
1ollowlng:
The Golden Eagle and R. R. Hudson
LEFT for Wheeling Tuesday evening,
with fair trip.
The salado left for New Orleans
Tuesday evening. She added so tons
here, and her total cargo 10 $50 tons.
Captain John Booths barges are re.
ce!vinR considerable freight for New
Orleans. They leave Saturday, posi-
lively.
The steamship Frankfort, the plon.
Ger OF a line Of steamers to run between
N. o. and Bremerhayen. via Havre, or.
rived on Thursday, bringing, besides
large freight, twenty-five cabin and
three hundred and tWenty.three steer.
age passengers. This 10 q fne begin
ming In the promise It gives Of German
emigration.
ST. LOUIS AHEAD IN PADDLE WHEELS.
In passing through the east wing OF
the Mechanical Department Of the Fair
Grounds, our attention was called 10 q
miniature paddle. wheel for steam boats,
With q printed circular attached, de-
seribtng the merits and specifications.
The buckets were so arranged Rs to
strike the water edReways, which will
do away with all the shaking and Jar
ring OF the boat-a desIderatum long
sought for, and which has puzzled ali
our boat builders 10 overcome. Our
steamboat owners would do we'll to call
and examine II.
Capt. Taylor brought the sAlado In
Tuesday morning. She Is q rakIsh craft
and carries clean head.
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Fowl TH1RP.-The chicken coop Of
W. h. Thurber, who resides In Fishers
Row, received Q visitation, TueEday
night, and was completely relieved Of
all It's occupants. II there Is any
meaner species OF thlevlng, always
excepting that Of clothes line6,) we
have yet to hear OF It.
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RoBBED.-Tuesday night the grocery
of William Caldwell, on Quincy street,
between Fifth and Sixth, was entered,
and from fifty TO seventy-tlve dollars
In money taken, besides goods to q
small amount. The robber or robbers
effected an entrance through an out
side cellar door, forcing 1t and the frame
out Of position, which admitted them
to the cellar, when they easily got in-
side the store room. This Is the second
time this Establishment has been robbed
within the last year.
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TRURsDAY MORNING, oUr. IA.
Now Ad1artInnrnantn

NVW AUVUFLID0mBuUs
Steamer R. Il. Hudson.
Notice.
6trsyed or Stolen.
Opening Of Bonuets, Hats, &c.
Bacon, Pork and Lard.
Coffee, Sugars, DO.
Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri To-
bacco.
Opera House-Washlngton Hall. ::
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three
best Tonlcs, skillfully and elegantly COM
bined In an amber-colored cordial, beautl.
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant 10 the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, in Caswell,
Hazard q Co.'s Fero-Phosphorated Elixir
Of oolIsaya Bark.
Each plat contains one ounce OF Royal
Callsaya Bark. and each teaspoonful con.
tains one grain OF Iron. Samples furnished
free 10 the profession.
CAsWELLI, HAZARD a CO.,
Sold by all DruGglHS -'"
=aaY9S- We .sa-d&w
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V. F.

A VALUABLE GRAIN. GRAPE AND
"A Grazing farm for sale, $50 acres, mag
nlncent, inexhRustibIe soil, two miles back
Of Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, In Bel-
mont county, Ohio, near 10 two pixies now
constructing. II "a better adapted TO grape
culture than the river hills, a. It Ia not 30
much exposed TO fogs and that state OF at
moiphere which produces mildew &C.; lies
and timbered.
Has 70 Apple, 50 ouIuce, 30 Plum, and
many Cherry, Pear and other fruit trees;
large two-story, frame House, Stable, Corn
and Wagon shed; also good Log tenant
Sale 70 take place on the premises on
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF October next,
For particulars Enquire OF
Il. II. COCHRAN,
At the Law ONCE OF Peck 4 Cochran,
RepSJ-d, tw&wLd Wheeling, W, Va,
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POLICE ooURT.-Thero was bat one
case In the Police Court, yesterday
morning. Margaret Wright was In
custody on the charge OF prostitution
and leWdness. The trial was brief,
and resulted in the imposition Of q fine
Of ten dollars and costs. oHcourse this
was not paid and the prisoner was
marched of 10 Jail TO board out her In
debtednesa to the CITY,
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SALE OF T1cKRTs.-The sale Of re-
served seats for the opera at Washing
ton Hall next Monday evening by Sig.
Bngnoll and troupe. will commence
this morning ct Hamilton & Hardlng's
music store, 100 Market street.
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Browns Bronchial Trochss for Pul.
monary and Asthmatlc Disorders, have
proved their efficacy by o test Of many
years, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used
them:
Those who are suffering from Coughs,
Colds, HoarSeneDs, Sore Throat, de-,
should try "THe TroeheS,"a simple
remedy which Is In almost every case
effectual.
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AssIdNMRNT.-The Mason City Coal
and Salt Company. Of Mason county,
In this State, made an assignment, Mon
day, to G. Y. Roberts, for the benefit
Of creditors.
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BY RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of a first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner q Co., Agents. No. s5 Monroe street,
Wheeling.
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E. BOOKING and Booking d Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortment Of Soaps In the city, con-
sistlng Of about sixty.five different
kinds. Those In need should call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
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NEW TRLEGBAPH oFFIoB.-The bust.
ness men Of our city will be gratlfied
to learn that the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has opened an Office at
Canonsburg, Pa.
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SILVER WARE, &o.-oxtoby & Duf.
field have received a fine lot OF solid
silver ware, table, dessert and teaspoons,
butter knives, &c. Also a full line Of
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles, 90.
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MRS. FRENCH, NJ. D., may be con-
suited by,'and will give treatment to,
the afflicted during this month, every
day, from 8 A, n, until 6kp,M,
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LARGE stock Of Fur Robes at George
Il. Kurtz's Fur Store, No. q Main
Htreet,
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ALL those Wishing q nice sstt Of Furs.
will do we'll to call ct tho New Fur
Store No. q Main street,
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Go TO Louis Blends and get q pair
Of those nice Button or Lace Boots, Kid
or Lasting CATERS.
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EVERY description OF Boots, Shoes
and Caters for men, women and chill
dren at Louis Bonds, 1O7 Main street,
corner Sprigg Alley.
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A NEW style Button and Lace CATERS
lust received at Louis Blond's' 1O7
Main street.
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WE have seen nothing prettIer than
the "rustic groups" made at Par
trldge's. his rural scenery Is charming
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5uS SSTG.
MILL
FOR SALB.

EN)R HALE-A ROLLING MlLL-IN
l. 1h0hTON, Lawrence county. Ohio, Us
miles above Cincinnati, on the Ohio River,
comprising buildings and machinery ~ fol:
lows together With coal lands and coal
privileges, viz; 10 boiling furnaces; heat
lug furnaces; kuobllnR fires; sheet FUR.
mace; slab furnace, anneAling furnace,
aud pair furnace; / engine. 30.inch eyllns
def, . feet stroke; l engine, 20-lnch cylinder,
feet stroke; l engine, ld.lnch cylinder, s
feet stroke; and engine Of Buficlent HiEe 10
drive a turning lathe; also, doctor engine
and 2 batteries Of boilers Of Sufficient ca.
p IclLy To run all the machinery; one train
inucE rolls; l bar train; / S.inch guide train;
S'inch hoop train, new; sheet mill; pair
shears, and all necessary rolls, tools and M.
lures for operating said mlllG The build
lnEH are OF Bufleie capacity 10 contain and
project tho above machinery; also, all
Necessary buildings for ofticeS and ware
house. The above mill 70 Of Buf1oIent ca
pacity TO make 30 tons Of bar iron per single
turn, and about 30 tons on double turn per
day. The mill 10 located on the bank Of the
river, and there 10 ample vacant ground for
the erection Of O furnace, II desired, II will
DO sold on favorable terms.
For particulars, address ROBERT SCOTT,
uonton, ohio, or WOODROW, MEARS 4
w., Cincinnati. Ohio. oott2-tf
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FuRs repaired and cleaned ct George
q. Kurt's Fur Store, No. q Main street.
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For Sale.
IRWIN.

q COMFORTABLE FRAME HOUSES x
4 lot ground 70 each. One on Centre street.,
one on Byron street.
Ootll i. IRWIN.
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PnhIio Sale.

r WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC BALE ON
i the grounds, so town lots in South Bell.
lar, on sATURDAY, October 10, 1859. sale
70 commence al 10 O'Clock, a. n.
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SALE OF LANDS

FOR IA XES!
THE UNDERsIG NED, SHERIFF OF
i Ohio County, will on the I'D day OF
November, 1859, (belng the inst day OF
the November term OF the circuit Court OF
said County, at the front door OF the Court
House thereof, proceed 70 sell all the lands
therein delinquent for the non.paymenG OF
taxes for the years 1857 aud 1853, which
lands, with the taxes, interest and damages
due on each tract, are specified In n list
thereof posted on the front do or oil the said
Court House, 10 which list special attention
b directed.
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL,
sheriff OF Ohio County.
Ean1h.la
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
b o 70 g AL n.

For g ALE.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO
IL change my residence and business,
oner for sale the following described proper
iyIn
MARTIHSVILLE, OHIO.
My residence, o two story Brick House,
With two and q half acres Of ground, with
fruit trees and grape vines In bearing. A
nne location and pleasant home.
A one story Frame Dwelling on lot 5Ox:CO
feet, near Walnut GroVe.
Three vacant Town Lots near Union
schOOl House.
A three acre lot OF ground adjoining town,
on line OF MartlnsVllIe and MT. Pleasant
Plank Road.
Ny large two story Brick Store House,
near Q. q +. r. K, Depot. This contains TWO
separate rooms, suitable for the Dry Good
and Grocery trade, and will be sold with or
without Stock now on nAnd. A good buEi.
ness long established Is here offered 70 par.
Ties whaling 70 invest.
For further particulars call on or address,
BIB. RICE,
BepSO.2w Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DlHEABE.

DEAR DOCTOR You know what was my
condition whom ! called upon you, was
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black Bcahs, and 20 palned in my joints at
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impoS.
Eblo. Ny constitution seemed entirely
Of ever being cured, having titled many ply.
BiclAng, and used numerous preparations
purportlng 70 DO remedies. without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
70 say, that after using those i've bottles 81
your SArsaparillA and DRndellon, and only
Two boxes OF the Pills, became per iectly
restored, have returned 10 my post on tho
boat, and feel ~ this time % stout RS ever
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
SAMUEL MAYS,
To Dr.. BRRNTLINGHR,
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Read Read Read II
CURE OF DYsrEpstA AND sCRoFuLA.

SSkNA SE OA9A 1k 9AGA 6ANO 9S4hSC OA4kAa
PARKERSBuRG, April 10.
T. II. LOGAN, Eso.-Dedr Sir 81 wrote 70
you some time since for bottle OF Brent
lingerb Fluid Extract OF 9aTsapar lila and
DRndellon, and must say that Il has acted
upon mo like charm. I have been af1tIct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time ! vomited from one 10
three times day. l had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
eeItina wall again. Added 10 this. I Suffefed
with the ScrOfula very much. Since last
September one aide OF my neck was one en-
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use OF one bottle has much i'm.
proved me. My stomach Is relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
Ruin0 expectations. l feel much encouraged,
and think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall be relieved entirely. You will
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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Ladies and chIldrens' Furs, and
gents Fur Collars at the Fur Store.
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qunpoWderI aunnoWder

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
IL In this city for the "Du Point Powder
MlIs," have always on hand in magazine
large supply OF al kinds OF powder man.
unetuied at the above named mills, viz |:
!alic kegs sporting In cannisteTE alSo
blSlnE and Mining Powder In metal kegs
Eatent and Water Proof Safety Fuse for
oLaSting. For sale al lowest market prices,
o. a nGSsM alsconnt win be given 10 persons
Delivered nee 70 steRmboa iS and cam.
nGo-S NJ. REILLY
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Wetzsl Comfy Lands For SaIe

HelzsI UOulLy Lan0S FOR sale.
GJR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
L Saturday, October 18th, 1860, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, At the front door OF the Court
House, in the city OF Wheeling, o tract
OF land in WetEel county, West Virginia,
Within I'VE or SIX miles OF the line OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, and con-
tanning about 800 acres. The land lays we'll,
Ia heavily timbered and will undoubtedly be
sold 70 the highest bidder for cash In order
20 close the at1Airs OF an estate. By order Of
the Administrator.
THoS. o'BRIEN,
H0D2Isth RaaI EpEafa A Uank
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WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OF Boots and Shoes now In store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
house having been established In lE37l We
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ax-
tent, variety, durability, freedom from all
irregularity, and adaptation 10 the wants OF
West Virginia and Ohio, is not and cannot
be surpassed.
ALL OUR WORK
Ia made and selected mainly with view 70
HKRv1on and RHAL VALUE, securing for
them al the style We can Without sacrifice
Of quality.
MEMS THICK o KIP BOOTS.
hpeclal attention ID called TO our own
mako OF mems THICK and KIP Bo0rs,
They are made out Of the very bet Kip up.
per and solo leather; they arc solid double
atle; nave our trade mark stamped on the
bottom. and can DO confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and BatiGfAction 70
the consumer.
THICK BROGAHS d RALMORAIS.
Men, Boys aud Youth q OF endleSS yariety:
and our pest work will DO found 70 DO made
out OF the very best material and In The
most workman.like manner.
WOMEH'D MISSES q CHILDREN'B
BALMORAIIS.
In the department Of womans, misses and
childrenB goods We defy competition,
Moreover, We can give to!our customers, out
q Our best work, any size they may want;
mus enabling them 70 az up and work OF
clean their broken stock. This IL an In.
ducement oflered by very few dealers, and
It will DO appreciated ~ q very great ad-
Yaotage BY those experienced In retailing
Boots and Ahoe8.
WAIT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREVRHT IT. r,
The want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II 10 well known; equaIH II NOT az.
oeed! that OF any other kind or manufac-
tnred goods. In order 10 protect ourselves
ceive or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they DO too low in
price 70 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair OF Boots and Shoes that enters
our store y carefully examined and rejected
age and uniform In quality. !
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally deyote tho tina
necessary 70 examine beyond the Ramples
ahoWn. BY our Eystem Of Determination and
te1ection, buyer1 arc protected nom reooiV.
ing goods Inferior 70 samples. Aside nom
the reeogniEed duty Of dealing a. We would
interest 20 70 act q 70 secure ana retain the
their trade. - VISA
LOWEST HARRIET PRICES.
An nil good merchants viii seek ann md
the Cheapest Houses 70 trade with, We Rhall
8ell our goods at tho very lowest maFket
rates. NV
ORD ER9.
All order1 receive the prompt aad carefu
attention o. one Of our iirm,
anS6 MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
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BALTIMORE / OaIOR.R, OOlP,YI

WEBBING. Nay 9Th, 1850.
DAsaENGER TRA1lH WILL Rum By
the following schedule ON and RftGr The
IVtn Gay OF Nay, l6Oo-W Wheeling tina.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION. III
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white pine.-The following is an ez

White Pine.--The following is an ex-
tract from letter received by Rev Father
McNulty from Rev Father sIanogue, dated
Treasure City, January 81 have just taken
breakfast, after saying mass in this high alti-
tude. Last night and this morning we're
specimens of White Pines toughest breczes
and singing cold The climate is very Sc
veIe in winter, and at present il is worse
than ANYTHING | have met this side the sum
init BY all means dissaade poor men from
coming here til spring. Those who are com
ing now are rushing straight into indeseriba7
bic misery There is no work going on AZ
present, except in two companies-eyen then
only a few men are employed Poor men
can do nothing but starve, and there is little
compassion for them in their distress. There
Is no doubt about the richness OF the ore. but
a great difference OF opinion exists with re-
gard to its permaneney Next summer viii
tell the tale. During the summer the eX
citement will be up To fever heat Some oi
course. will do well as matter oil const'-
quence, others viii be sadly disappointed
Treasure City IL at present u most dlsasreea-
BILE place to reside in Hamilton Is better
situated. and commands more natural advan-
Iages. Shernantuwn mas water privileges
and good mill sites should Treasure Hill
prove rich. many mills will he built there
Owing to the severe weather which has set
in shall return SOM There Is no accom-
modation for sleeping. and no such thing as
getting a room here -Enterprtse.