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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

TmE NEw EMFERoR or tUssn.-AM an eTlcan
gentleman WIN haS the rnirCC al tllu COult Of 81
Petersburg, wileS IN these tetnlS 10 ltenA in new
York city, largely Interested i'll steam mAchiAety;
EDO moi believe thai Tie Emperor Alexander Is Of
any softer material than his aiEpr NchOlns, Of tlmt
lie will lei England aud France nj before lie Ins
tukun tho Slnich oul Of thGm. ilU hos either r..
pcNlcd, Ot very s1OH "iI repeat plainly, The Offer
lis father lnaLU 10 our government. Tie will give
the United Stale tie whole Of Russian America
twhchcaics with II ilnmenSe whale fshcties, nnll
te unlimited control Of the + CifO cOaSt,) for The
privilege Of buying and fitting steamships and
piiyateers IN our potts. Asst Is not known IN
Russia that English agents have been permitted TO
recruit f0rte CFmenH amy Yin New YOIk, the allies
cannot complain If tho American cabinet accepts
this fine offer. In case Il does, Thirty millions Of
lollass will lie spent among our aJotetS aud me.
cIaniCS by the Russians, and our Clipper'mlIt
ships will fnh pumpt market. Alexander
spcaks English like one born 10 II, anil keeps Tie
rim OF American papers with surprising HccuTaCY.
soon after his accession, he said 10 party II
Americans WIN wcte presented 10 him, "Ont
Countries have al htatl one intelrs! in common
Ito cute England Of het mania lot giving law 10
other nations"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

-. 49,. ,n..,...,.
~. aIst"" G ~ Hns," nS rnor,,rr ~ the
Eas TsT IIoiIEosJ Comany has involved il in 50
much T loss, i, moi pmrnoLis 10 The criminal lnws
~ mi" t%ai State. Iiit kuoycry, which under ollie,
circumstances womb be robbery OF tle highest
"Erc". is. in tho noSi.ion he held, mpIe bfeaCi
~ IINp-an scl Of unIaith[uInrSS for which hu i.
[rsnoIIsjLle only 10 lis immediate employers. This
IL ,Eo in,rrntplSlon given 10 The law by tho los.
r." ionInnis, wi Ms guilty conduct effects Tic
n" MI imi many nIe Sprlieyr[ and Injured by Il
sy GN' IaS M JT.ct nsrnsy N plncios lin in liz
nosi,ion he lad so shumculIy aUnsrd and M pow.
=, ~, ""n"rIuny nf suDclySlnn OYER he nlmnis.
Sn;ioU ~ Lis tFISt il he is moi aIenabIu to liz
criminal laws Of lie Stale, tlN ,liIeClura Of lie
C"mDoIly should be, fOt savIl gross teIalcations
ran NWiy lake placc where IllrEs is CuIpablC
nr%ecl Of thelt dulles by those who nTr appoint.
I'd Ia supervise The Conduct Of tic objects and
pto,rct iIc intctes,s Of the stockhOtets.-rhi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
Tho War.

The annexed btiel Getnatks lsom The Journal oil
Commerce appear 10 us tUiavc much OF Tue force
Of truth, anda Just appreciation u The inadcq''ncS
Of The causes witch brought on Europe this great
and calamitOus war, The end whereof no man car
undertake to predict:
"I,el those who delight in war read The lettel
from an hUIrriC0H gentlemnN IN Pans, wh'ch wt
cory To-day from lIit NaliUhIT lnIcIIlSeuCcE' liz
viii Lcsn 10 see what leIIIblG business war IS
This WAT betwtcu Russia unL lie Allies glew 0Wl
of nothing; il was the teSIlt OF had diplomacy aI
nteSumpliOn. NCilhet patty expected 10 gel INTO
wur until war vas actually begun, not even
then dill they expect II would i0nS C1ltIuus'-
c patty presumed that HE OsllGI would EGCeue
I'LL they were mutually involved beyond The nope
II tccOnCillatiOm Al ptvseuI sl'v war cIoud :
darker aud ealIieT than OYel. Tic lcaI!Hl bIW d.
shed OH the 18th June IS, It Is ~ " l:nieti' DA
The beginning Of the end. The la'!Ise Of iltr
Allies on Thai OCCASION will only mctvc them lO
uOre lc!olc Efforts and greater sacrifices u IIced
IL, Il will also encourage lhu KuSlallS 10 pei
seyctc in the tceIce. Meanwhile hNppealS llla
lhe I.uSsau Government is building tIllroad Will
all possible expedition from MOSCOW 10 FrtekOl'-
i, E. 10 The islhnuS Which COlIeClS Tie CFnIeot
neniusul9 with &c mGin iani--and hopes 10 have
Il culnpetetl in the ensuing autumn. She wi
then hG ublu 10 SCIIu IIcIli unInuhilOlI NNu pro-
visions INTO The CfinG9 almost Without lTNN' New
tucCS Of tie Allies ate also gathering IL hat ll:lt
" AtmSctlOn-- lltOI ohattIrl'hOuSE 0I hhllOllS-
IL supply thu places u Tie fallen ni help lUSllS
Tain lie new aud tTcaiuI conflicts hiCii IhilSl IL
,:cut III hand. Whcllct the Allies, having lcain
ell by % dear. bought Reconnaissance The SlluClhE
; NI,1s, L,H EpI .tb.tR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17


lIASxEks CoXvEXrIcX.-A Convention Of the
Blankets OF the Stalc.of New HOrS assembled at
Syracuse OIL Wednesday. The committee nppOht.
ed Ia prepare plan for tlu redemption OF tho
uul,s Of The hanks Of The State, made unanimous
Icp0it as follows;
Tint comInnn agency NJ clearing house fOr
the redemption O[ bank notes bG established IN the
riy uf New YUik, thai I'll tic county banks,
mr,nhcrs al the association transmit ly such asclI'
cy all their county bank notes, I"r which they
shall Uu credited 10y thu agency IIc MHIOnnI llIrTc'
Of, less ono quartet OI OnH pct cent; That such
agency shall Trluin 10 cnGI member " the NSSO.
CialioN lis own notes, charging them the amount
tlcteUf lcSs one. iIh Of one pet iccnl, the dIUt
banks arranging with their corresponding banks
III tic city III New York, 10 pay on thG acquisition
NJ lie manager nf the Hgcucy the balance d"c 10
the ctrdptOr banks, Ia hs paid by The manager 10
thrit credit ~ llnT corresponding bHNhi lut cOt h
mcU. Of the association shall furnish IL the nScn'
cy n mu,leratu prtcuulae Of It's CiEcualUl--lLr
amount 10 IT. hereafter ljAei--(Ot the purpose OG
Ic,lreIllGls such Country bank notes MS shall he
OlIvlcd Otherwise lhan though llu association
whicl, notes shall he returned ~ the same InHn.
lief aud III The same IIlrs, In cast the necessary
rXncnSeS shall exceed IFS income lion its business,
such rAcesS shall TX assessed upon tIe ImIn,cIS
Of lIu us$0CiatlOn IN pr pOEIIUn 10 lltit IClCmp'
ioAS. That il be trlrIer IL committee NJ live Ia
digest plan luI carrying ONl Tue NOuYU gCNcIal
prOEOSiliunS, nMd 10 submit the Samc 10 Ihr sever.
ii banks lot tleir applnAnl and adoption; and
that Wien the same wNS adopted, by nj lCuSt lilly
OF The banks, lie committee take tie necessary
measures lot putting The plan III operation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
iJf4 ,Ej Anti Platform.
f6e 'I'iInss anil Gazette, commenting upon a0

Tile Times anil uAEellel CV9t"'""''"e w. -
Article from liz Charleston NetNe9tp saya
i, 'oWe ore leI 10 understand ffonl tae above lha,
y az nn;nions n The editor Of the Courier accom-
r NV win opt own-Ft2t THAI the ltHe3M
SovstnSelt KS no rlFbl 10 hare aaylh'nE 70 10
ssiiSsISy.iy EibSl lis aIlOSetheF stale ''lsllN,
lion, Tkai lie gorttn@t"t had no FgM, q r"u.'
ii, Fggnfipe Sld1e lar, aud !hat saoata gs 70,
praitd' has no dgM 10 t:glsate Or oaH0i y.
Ii NE itfiotFt, ana hettyoFs rs w.
Tskd kgptas Ra sh9Ha "a gsGita e! .t W. y
not ptegHg lgs couFtt Y ~ qe0p'lSs's. 'NSs', :.
WTalw,) o4t Know NothinS ltIends say 10
Ttl60 SetIoa 1901 nc Philadelphia Platform IS
opposel 70 he repeal Of tltess measures, anu Se'
IA the ASSUMED organ trtc says, rtPcat' Wha' 70
1bs 6feG otsthis lie sentiment Of tue PaEy hvTe'
Let item answer fqt themselves Our columns
ara bppn aud we shall be more Than p''aseu 70 seo
tho ps,ly lake IIvit stand on Section ~ WAC"
coni,ins tue Union principle, II on The coI''a'
,y,be pptly olvocaes with the Gazette the NoI'"'
en-, Platform, the public and The people o. W."
ripio sLuuld know Il, end know Il at once luz
i,.ua K 10 ts met. Tie NottbetA patty arc Msc''
M il, lhs Gazette Is with them agaINst The Soul"
pnI The Union Willie pOEtyiu OHIO county
endorse Ills coutse' We have been pFsven'ed Oy
otlrt engagements ftom q cateEuI examination OF
tLv Platform, but now that We have more leisure
we ptopo.e 81 an eatly DAY TO examine 1t, anl 10
discus tlle various articles II cOOtnils' We OIL
WAYS believed that maloIily Of this party NotIl'
wete oboliionists, OF rather feesollets, like tho
w,ilet Of tle extract above and The recent action
Of NOhhetn Know NotlLings has proved US COT
nct.
Ills therefore necessary that the Order hefe'
conptolnsrl as IL thus is by the Gazette, slow
pninIy wIets they stunj-Noth OF SOuIh'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

a5-rN Know Something Stale Convention just
held in Worcester, Massachusetts,. consisted Of
1871 delegates representing 1873 OwtIS The
Cleveland Platform was te.OIlilme1, fusion Of
oil parties opposed 10 slavery recommended "OI
committee appointed 10 Effect II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

suDprs Ds,ru or CLEanYNAS.-Ilev J.
], l.erlcss, pastor Of tlls German Evangelical
Church al 81, Louis, diel suddenly Of OPopItAN
on Sunday last. lie was ono Of lIlU first GERMAN
Protestant minislets who went 10 The West 10
prcacli The Gospel 10 tlleit counItyNen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

urDr. Wilton l'c,tiII, public spirited ci'iae"
Of tiputsia, died there recently. lto made n
d1nutton Of $4,000 10 Athens College TT The
establishment Of tlenatLmcnt Of Agriculture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 COPIES
Steamboat, Disasters on tho Wos-
tern Waters, a z.
STE A,MBoAT9 ID RECToRY.

u,tlH umerstVnti have h6lI In courAnt PrerAminn, 4
i. lNW Steamboat lNeloIy which VIII be lSsLea Y
~ tick bs w Ss.y SDSnS
labIe WnllIeT Ii viii be orc Of tic most interesting
looks eyer pab,'s sg4 vii be SSGs VIA! VIZ as h.
ioIy NH contain complete list and escIlpllOnora tue
Steamboats, nov al, at on the Western aud southern wa
teIs The length model, Aetd, 0weTaU Tonnage o. tact
boat WITH lie ttade ahc Is IN Also tic nal't* OF Cap
COnlAna History Uf Steamboats, anil SteaMbult3nI Tie
western waters, slice Tho application Of sseaMi ALSO
AkclCh Of The tlSt bult built for lln 0hu llNe With It's
name Of The builder, commander aHI Owner.
Tie River rect0ry viii cOUialna LIST aud deseTlrIi0I
Vi all Tic Selmat Disaster that have occurred vi Tue
MeStCn al southern waeIs, beAulully tllusI!al VIII
lts o a l@se who have ISIslel BY sL!lr bLn,ns
ltiS. 'Ihe llUClUly will contain Maps o. Ito uhso'
MiSSlsSppi, Missouri, llIOs. AIkaNtas, White, lied
Onach'la SAaOo. and her llEelx, with The Towns AMI
OiAer River and CONNER ms VI interest 10 the VeO
rle al large Ills book will rUhialD the cards Ol The ElI
Gus H. ). Mall oalS with The trade they ATE III DC &C
Tie Directory will also CHNtliN complete El Of all tie
responsible Selrboat LIeeHsed Geesj tclr places Of
AidetGc, &c. Aci ile hGw Steamboat law, Its Ieque
NEuis, WillIC0neuis showing wleG II ltuelts tie lu'
Competent officer. aud IGules Tie competent Oleer, &c.,
boat decisions up Ia date HE RAes and Imp0rla VI
:OMnfusi lIllllrgcs Hills O ltadIins. important De
tAl0ns 0t lie various U. =. Courts In leSl 10 freight!
0a and damaged, nc, &C, will many Vlher things u
iutGC4l. -,
Ills DIRECTORY will be IllusI In the hest style and
Piinte III lie best tanucr Tic author has for siN years
been saIeina together al! The Facts and items n iesad to
tic lllNe'Ous ScaRt 0lI disasters IN the Western and
Southern waters. aud TOW lUcllds puhlSIlny ttcN IN
book ofRl Tie ICG Of The wOfk will 10 tut at tie Tow
sum VI Que lOlIv Ten thousand copies vii! hc issued
for Tie bOatnt all others 1estlOls u subscribing Ill
have TO dOs0 al Olce, n0ae will he pincd unless or
lct'l In advance. The work Is destined 10 have elf
CstOa Of aver eighty THOUSAND cOpl's, as tho Pubslsls
receiving large numbers Of Aubsclbers, fr NAL
r0ni all parts OF The country, Dolly Some or The U3es(
hUaien. az well az most scientific men u tic tines, ale
nillhulOl% 10 lie Steamboat Directory.
The directory will be issued III October. aud VIII be an
ornament 10 tho pal0r as well as steamboat. Ivy lcl
tug Ol@ dollar (lOsIpad) you Will receive cory VI Tx
III communications and letters should be addtessel IL
! JANIS II LiOYn ~ Co
~ iilf p0tt.oItte bnding, l'InClNNNil,o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Arxmcr or THE pAsr.-rhe old court l'Onse'
which II,s stool in Mauinsbuts, Va, LOT almost
century, 1t having been vteeIeA While Virginia was
yeI ore Of The British coOaiss, utltr the reign Of
King 0rorse the Ill, will soon be IsYeIlel to the
Erounl, 10 make room for building better suited
10 tho wants Of the community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

uIln New oueans last week, there wrro 100
deaths, ~ belng from yellow tevct AMI 10 from
choIeta. The previous week there we'C 80 deaths
from cholera,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

uFMm. Lucy Ilartson Taylor the only dnush'
tetO( Major AulLonY Singleton, distinguished
officer Of Tue Revolutionary wOt, and Mice Of
Gen, IlorsOn, Of whose family she was meInGer
during The brief Term Of his Presidency died at
Richmond, lad., oil thu 93d uItp in the 06 year
Of her sgc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

A NoyRL RAct. -.A uoyel taco was 10 come Of
attlalcsbnFe, ILL, oNtle 4tb of1NlS Mi Rnnce
tle owner Of beautiful fast maze, proposes Ia tul
her against The spetl Of q locomotive, lender and
passenger Sats5tbc mare aud engine ststLlhg d
jl6tdpot Drum. Distance, one mile. $500 9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

lie become Infatuated wlh tue company Of
clIcu ii rsRlriIualIsls," and gradually neglected
MS wife and children, Ills eYeRiWSswefc no tot'
rst shenl II his own domestic Health stone. Al
llst Vile was fotsakGn, ChiIdten wete neglected,
home was deserted, The infatuated husband SAID
lIs lal 'tylsiup" whetcin II was revealed 10 Lin
tLtE M Inusi tofsake his vile AMI cliden and be.
come lie ospititual husband" VI a ccttain tine.
diuln" witb'wbori he. rs intimately acquainted.
AMI this lie did totSakIug The ltl0 pattlleE Of his
heat The woman lie had soiemniy coyenAnted 10
valet oIet atnl protect, "untl death them Should
naft.h The desetled vile was thus lell 10 he!
own exetIoUs tot means Of supper lns httselt hnd
lei thee elllycn. She Is now residing In nelElI'
botlhg cjly, whetc size manages 10 eaEl lISest'
1900 ihgs Viii LEE husband say s9IS
Is living In luSWty al ltshiohabe losel WIN iS
lYWRtQAt EilfS'E.y iet't 0e@t 8 = I; 4 s'S
NJ e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

HoUsD AND LOT ron sNin =.
iI'IIE undersigned Ofc.s nrtale hjs iIwrssItt,
J. Market street, EAST side, between Nl0n,,- ~
streets The lOi is II lcti irUn, viii, soo b,, y, "
ling hOnSe RlIl Oui buildings ~
II Nil he sCld l1w aEA on accommodates fem,
possession given any tine alIerIL GistU: Uct".t,
a rNS .. 4 " u,,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
How THE stsiSr t,w wOaKi ~ Nav YORS,
--1'he N. Y. tletali Of The Oh says:

rho 1hot law went into Qnetali9aI on INC sloEl'
ous Fourth, and The result has been very 'npo1'
ian, and Iaost astonishing. diIepIyely. Tue tene'
raj belief Of lie sbsctso Of ibis exfaoFdinoII law
as, tIat from and efEet The F6utlEI II would put
an end to liquor selling ny Eslall except loI me-
dicnul, mechanical, OF sactaReIllal p9,dpos:s'E
lI0l The effect y exactly tlte teSstse le p'aCCu'
cal working Of lie law III These parts, tEus !a!'
shows that fran ileiUS M aCl Of absolute pEOhlUl.
lion If tle FETAL liquor business, It Is m acl u
absolute freu tale. Anybody may buy and every
body may sel--it we may Judge from The numeE,.
GUS examples Of buying AM selling in ialI paris o.
lhe cily--wihOut the expense Ola license AMI
without feat Of lie law. &: M
The first section Of this, remarkable law posi-
lively iNletJlets the selling or giving away 81 any
intoxicating qnofs, npOn any ptetence, OF l0t any
nutl,Ose, IN any "l6verni sl0te, \ ttCeTyi STOP,
oaiItlls, nj viCluhling WSe OF loom tor GanhlilS,
dancing, ur other public amusement OF EecfeatIol
Of any Kind" Sc. 80; and says that no illi0Xlca'
linz Honor shall lO Sent OF deposited in any such
niscrs. nj View Of the penalties Of thu law. which
X pre,ty clean sweep Of tho retal tEalei w
thpu comes the nrOvsO, which says "tlS section
shall not apnly 10 liquor The right 10 sell Which ~
his Stale il given W any law or tlealy OI Tic
United States" aud tItta Is The lGoPhOle o. rs'
cane. The ftitlal constitution provides thai Con-
EFe.s sha.l hSYs wFs F nis Il I Io,ncn.
al'cS WHY g I, ,,s,sss Inc nroyils EIr tl,
!alIa% V ",% N.o VSSS nf I rnrSie', ovors rs
au'.Ss'"H MI liz tShi 10 sell,
e'cMa.a ~. onnei,Sci'an Woyoy Wooi I'os s<ut
Y" 1 ~ ~, ritv n"ise,nen lie considers
I've MAMMALIAN Of lie law Is limited 10 bald face
whisky. lager beet, and OtlIet llUnlG mCde atlclss
ami cautions The police accordingly against lillGI'
'uptnE 9 tr BUSINESS SxHo aNI iii y;% stv
Inm S s', y" I',' "n,l hraSH sim,t
al nissM Vesi "% V'"%T ~ Icb 4, ,o law II
VI "s% S Is,' " aI W. uUIetOEe 10 s"y lint SO
ea "i ,os,S"i T s,,n III I%e mi i tsSen.
O tT,s ,no MN W oIsDIutely REVEALED, Tie ,ocy
W. .,""",,,sst", intsnIuc,anc, nonpetisI. and
,;w N NJ "cI nI"yilirS iot lp ilniyr tsoI sale Of
;"'T ;co;;n" Iinnn,S witlIort the rxnensg of a Ii,
ems 10 " Now ILIns nnisr tIe sun. Under Ibis
,ole,,s ,a InnnT sellers or 10 DO able 10 rclail
,Itit Sn,n s RtsuoL brISty, lriSi WHISKY and
i"l"ny t.o,n The slatt made on Lhe Fourth, We
DhoII %ot ISnrn,seI IL INN MI increased cunIue.
I I;,"n IL he ,so Ina. nn,lef Inc law. iLe cost
~ dam sEo"II i" actually teLncs 10 ye ccuts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
,CRAMpS.

CRAMPS.
Tie most tatctual remedy for Cramps In tho Stomach
Cholera Morbus Oran!tlln5 pertaining thereto, I" ilt
lice uSc nj Dr. J. llasetlels StUl0'ch ittes. hcconl
lug scaAon generally brngswtIht periodical diseases
all Of which tan he avoided bya timely use Of these Hit
tiers, therefore every family Should be supplied with then
In line, as faulty medicine they have 10 tquS', F"'
iAr nNllcAl vMluAS yam ave HSrred 10 phgSicilnU ge
crafty, WIKI wctcrbo llem IN hcir lHSrtjeC and recon-
mend them AZ a tonic generally.
For sale ny Druggists aAd hotels everywhere. Wheel
lis DepVs, llUSllRlELD u co, ah
ie2! THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
Summer .trrnltgrlMeMt,

THlEsPORrtTION 0FFIrE h. ~ O. \. RI
Wheeling SiLtiNn. July 1ilh 1853
0S and after AumSy the 9th Instant, tic Passenger
Trains iCNIrAs AMI lsiD will leave His Station daily
Ur Baltimore AMI tue Eastern Cites al ij 7. ". aud
tOAi Pm.
Tic FXnCss Train leaves al i;Ii y. Mi and will nEly
stop ut tic following Nl1ll0nys lenwtnl, MUuMlAvC,
,'ulSl OH, FuiImOn, FClie,Man, NewbuTg ROwICshng,
I'scdnl0nt CHMhe liud, Sir JOlI0s Ran, MaliiShuis,
liaIIeI'A Fcuy, M0N0Cacy, SyhcsVle am Washington
JUNCTION.
lie MsI iraIu leaves al IO'i6 Nh except Saturdays,
LMll viii step at all tho regular AlIlIulN.
Tie Wheeling and Cumberland AccOnl'n"d iil0n Train
will 10 'uI daily except sundays, irayus WhclinE al
{, \. NJ, ami arriving al GumhoIaHA al e. i. NJ
leaves Cumberland At ji6 \. NJ aud arrives III Wheeling
III, Pm.
NY order Of J, ~ DONE. Surt'
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AmbrotVpes,

Ambrotypes.
ItllE subscriber Ow Offers to the public lNw style Of
ricluIC, lar superior IL tic laSueuroiyrr m'Ie III
Wheeling daily al his esinb EM.nt, They ave termed
AMBROrHPES,
thu pTntcss for which Is patented IN tic United States,
GiCi. tIIain and EnHcG These piCtMCS ale tic UVSt
hrauii'u AMI tlulLIE ever pGlUtc hy tic PmtOslaIhc
AT The exceeding Iuenr>s depth NJ Iishi AMI Shade, 1Hl
clmNsS ,l tblU IL WnMlrln. They 10 nOi TcV"'sN tie
sui rc. hut represent YcIYhiU; IN lis t'N position.
they arc without tic glare o! AlsuCI IfntytC may he
Cc in any View, and will last i0t secS unchanged, being
IMpEltlSllARhE,
hctcc The naRc, AmbEOi3Vc. which EigllG"S rdcSlrac
IIy tic pCtutS StulCu IN plain siaXs, IL WHICH h'
iLer plate If corresponding size * &cCcA with al lnc
Al,TilhiU Cemcn by Which the c!c viii Ieta t<UIts
m nlary l0l h.es1 II will N0I C1fI'"c hl ACIDS nOT
tn IniuICIi hy water Or Ciimolc.
AmhiOiNe 1eICOrOlHS ml't be zen 10 Gc appreciated
The Ie!tCI is "A perfect az lite.
g"nllculr ate invited to call and GXIiinc my gd.Iy
mi \. e., pARIlltEk,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

DeA1u or a U. S, COSsvL-'rho authorities
Of The Smithsonian Institution have received IN
ioIlnation of ths death Of Dr. J. q, PIuegal, CnI'
I'D States Consul al I.eipsic, S"xoOy, in Tue 9Th
year Of his Oyc, Of apopleSy lie was also Tic
agent for the Smithsonian Institution in Genital
ami NUthcrn Eumpe, The Slat says hls sou, I|r,
Felix Flueeal who has assisted him in all his 'ln'
lies fot many years, hos received the appointment
as agent fot The Institute.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

5-.I FOR RENT.
Thc;Sto,t Noom on M"n,'r strre; al prssta,",,.
hyout ny Goyts house viii bs'Or tent On "4t s.,
jSOa TALlASr " NELApl,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

KANSAS LEolst44vRr.-rhc Kansas Legisla.
tue met on the 2tstut, Thomas Johnson Of the
Methodist Mission, was elected president Of tic
Council, and Rictatd Il. PeaSe, president pro
lem, ]. A. l!olIetmun, secteIatyi Nj. Glover, as
sislant secretary; Daniel S, SttineEeIIow, SVtoSer
Of Tic House; MI lille vas chosen clerk, and MI
Mat,io, assistant clerk. All lie membe's wetC
admitted 10 Their setts upon certificates from The
GoSet6ot. II was supposed the Legislature would
aJloum 10 nset al lie Methodist Mission on The
IIh Inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

urBetweea Thirty aud 6fly thousand bAltels 81
mackerel have Leen caught between lialitax aud
Ultaer Tle Prospect Of lbe fishing season was
BsySE gpers .'''i'ss NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
Auction Sale.

4 0UOD CllANUE-TWO SECOND HAND
PIANOS FOR SALE.
iINIlR undersigned Y sell IN very good terms orc ~
small, second baud Piano. VeIy suitable Tor begun
hc's. rlIcc So
Une e. SECOND hand, G. Uct, Piano, quito NOw, Supc
nor tone, 4IaU. E.A WEBER, Island.
hin:Iw hrNI hNIr Ia watHi's FVEcry
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-22

BURNING THE DEAD. The N. York Eve Post, in
an enlightened article on the subject, suggested by
the case of Mrs. Pfeil, of Milwaukee, says: =" We
have never heard of any other example of such a
mode of disposing of the dead in this country by
the act of man." The Buffalo Republic adds:
The editor has forgotten the case of Col. Lau-
rens which is an illustrious example furnished by
a native-born American Henry Laurens, Presl-
dent of Congress, native of South Carolina
and took an early part in opposing the arbitrary
claims of Great Britain at the commencement of
the American Revolution. While his way to
Holland, whittier he had been sent by Congress to
negotiate loan, he was captured by the enemy
and remained many years a prisoner in England
He returned to America in 1888, and died in
Charleston in 1884. He directed his son to burn
his body after his DEATH as the sole condition of
inheritng an esthate of sixty thousand pounds
sterling. His will concluded with the following
request, which was complied with:
g solemnly enjoin it on my son as an indispens-
able duty that as soon as he conveniently can af-
ter my decease, he cause my body to be wrapped
in twelve yards of tow-coth and burned, until it
be entirely consumed, and then, collecting my
bones deposit them wherever he may think prop
err
And we have some where letter written
by an accomplished daughter of his, in which she
approves of this mode of dsposing of her fathers
remains.