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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY nTHERG- 70 TIL
GREAT VIRTUES OF =
HilEPTON9S VEGETABLE TLNOTUREII r

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1854.
Tits T. to certify that ossn , tim nine sSsrs since was at
can Who ordered i to he Pouec, MS WIS very much
to the height OF my knee. very pain
-ncers the number of twenty-five formed bet anke
out Of which came particles Of bone the number Of e5
and one OFtwo Of ThIs, were s1,, 4 nsheS long
taken to Hartford Of this Slater the rhys
clan there told my mother aud friends lie could heal the M
GERS hut coulno live afterwards. rhis physician work
ed with for weeks, using the knife frequently, tax
giving me any reIIe-sone OF the applications wereso very
severe that when applied the agony great fri nl
ncS unIE bonsyeoaI the numerous ulcers rnnnns
freely white pus with sign Of blood, and times when
would scratch my nsers white pus would Issue herelFo
i'''st BALTIMORE MY Ho,iEf
then returned 10 Baltimore my old homei expecting
Blythe advice Ofmy friends, fused ynrous remedies,
Of which gave only transient relief continued to
formed, from which piece Of bone. Aao;
er also formed on my spine, which my physicians cut
only OF saving life After this yet another form
parts Of my body which In number and size psons
ed those who them. WAS reduced to mere skeleton
'''' DEATH RELIEFl
felt death would have been relieftOme Ihad tried phy
NSS Rsi been cured y iIAPToSs vEGEfAn THO
OF disease similar to tie one vas nSdeT
five years commenced taking 'HlHipto"'s Fegetdttc
YfaetuFe."
thcrst bottle Of which inspired with hope, and by the
time had taken 1--WE bottles felt much Improved thatl
had the confidence to believe that woud
tinued its usesti Improving Ny ulcers healed and new
strength aad shattered sYsten ard with
out further detail happyt Is also healed
and general renovation Of health has taken place and
consider myself cured by this wonderful mcdicne
alone. given bat faint idea of surinHs, but
friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have said In favor Of go
Haniptoa's Vegetable 7Tnet'tre"
and will say all who are afflicted have beeri to
IL with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ spRANRLIN,
No. 81 Register street,
SdOOrs north Of Pratt st.
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Tei1st SaIf.

: tx \ =.
VIRTUE of Deed of Trust executed the subscrb
ID hY(eOFge Hartman aud wife, and duly In the
Clerks Oee OF Ohio county court in deed book Numbered
80 page PHI Be-, Viii proceed, for the nuFoSts therein
named, MONDAY tire 18Th day OF June, 1856 sell at
public auction the front door Of the Court House Of C
county The estate In said deed specified. and situated
the F erd city of Wheeling, fcllovs, wits,
Lots numbered fren (tJ) and sixteen (8l the So
of Mains Lots numbered two hpndred ami fnry-nls
C2is), two hundred and s4 and the north hall
two hundred and the east side Of Eei
street. lots numbered two unre aud fifteen (2lOl nuttso
hundred and twenty slS na Ihs north hall
dred and 1--WE @ on tile east side OF E0 street to-
n9rsh half Of 10. nS,nSeTsd one hundred aud s!Styyk
hundred and thTtY.tye (li NJ The sSuIs9s, Corner q
Market and Third strcetsi tuIlberrff one nnred api
thrty.one (i3 onthe side Of 3IhFk tstres Lot
bered hundred and 12I1 tie sopilSt
OF Market aud Second streets and all HAT parce
ground which conveyed 10 said Hard BY the TTg
tees Of the Second Presis terfnn Church, being a!ety-ef
feet front Webster running baek about
SIS feet.
0ne.fourth Of the purchase money must be paid In eaf
and on the residue credit ofslx, twelve and egteE
months VIII be given, the purchaser purchasers Citing
approved negotiable paper with good gtat
chase money Or deed Of trust taken On The pTopstt
title as is vested In me by the Trust Deed.
0aAS w. RUSSELL,
m1y15 Trustee.
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nEookgInD. Janaary u. Is.

DsAR SUI: Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORArIyEst gives pleasure tosayi that its esct
as bern excellent In Inflammation daudrus aud
constant tendency chns gt which have been tro1-
Md rr my childhood mp; and has also restored hair
hish ss bsCoung gray, original color. aYe used
5 oter arteie, With ans thing Ike the pleasure
PFoat. Yours, truly j. K. BRAGG.
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PnIcEs OF FRu1r Is LoxDox.-The Convent
Garden Market prices May q: English pine ap-
plss, Sc 10 IS per pound; hot house grapes, s. so
t. 90 per pound. melons 50c. to IS &. each;
peaches sec 81 % per dozen; strawbeFfies 12c.
t. a5e. yer 6siuee lectafiaes 81 3c % 81 per
SsSzeh; osasige 50 - 50 per dozen; lemons
3se q 25e nor dozen.
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, = 10 IN zIIIf II q q =. n,

PEW sF'IJ2 SA5I1II.
DEW no. 50, ts Second Church, j. az.
ed for sale IL y he sold Size bensht oi tie FeaiE
presbft r1hn Church. Enquire OF
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aSuingent Railway laws have become Gus
toliary now everywhere, in Consequence of the
numerous disastrous occurrences on many ofthe
leading roads; but an enactment ofthis kind has
just been passed by the Legislature Of Iowa,
which is rather more severe than any other Of
recent date Itproyides that trains shall come
to full stop on approaching crossings, under a
penalty offs 800 for observance, half ofwhieh
sum goes to the informer. And in case that
life or property should be destroyed by violation
ofthe act, the penalty is double the value ofthe
properly 50 destroyed, and for every life lost,
from $4,000 70 $50, 900, to be recovered by
the representative OF the deceased, and to go
Is the widow and children, if there be any, orif
there be not, then to the heirs Of the deceased
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ILlixott peLrrlcs-C Chicago June Dun
can, the American candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, declines the nomination. He and
Archer both refuse to run against the republic
taa ticket.
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For Sale.
TOC1 IN the Fire ard AiarfnH Insurance Co.. of thisf
~ Paid per cent for SIX months Jan. list Enquire Al '
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

A GARD TO TIE LADIES.
4 DIR. DuPoNCOs GOLDEN FEsiAPE PILLS lnfalli-
Bile removing oppasss Irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the Doc
for many years, both in France and America, with un
paraee success every case, and he urged BY many
thousand ladies who haveused tten make the Pills pub
e for the alleviaon Of those suffering from Irregular
tiles whatever reias preventive to those ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family Pregnant fc
males, those themselves cautioned
against using these Pills, the proprietor
sponshils the above admonlon although their mild
would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
PMS recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGIGLINs 4 BUSHFIELDS
Genn Agents for Ohio county.
No IS Monroe st.
Also for'sale by tn. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
An orders must be addressed tie above Geral
they will supply the trade at PoprietOrs prices, and send
the Pills eopfdenaal ladies by mail, BY enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post; office.
N. B.-Dr, Duponco Golden Pills, signature 81 Dnpon
COZ oncyery box other genuine For particulars
Circular Of Agents. ap25-1y
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s.. pAgI. January j. 1ssa.

PROFESSOR o. j. WOOD > S',,4i-'s :
DEAR SlR Unsolicited, send you this eertlf-
After being bald for ion. time and having tried all
the hair restoratives cxtan and having faith In any,
was Induced on hearing yours give trial Iplaced
myself hands Of barber, aud had head rubbed
with good brush and the Restorative then applied and
well rubbed IN till the scalp Rgiow This Irepented eve
~ morning, and In three weeks the young hair appeared
and grew rapidly last till the present time, and
is thick black and stronghold and pleasant TO the
touch whereas, before it harsh and EiTy what little
there vas IT. little disappearing very rapid
IT, sim use your Restorative about twice week. and
read OF these thnsand who not? but have not
hitherto any case where ay hair really benefit
tOnics, etc. Of the day; and II really
dives me pleasure record the result Of experience
have your TO others nd alFea
T has large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people know It's effects and nave conndence in It,
The supply Us, Wholesale agents lsr The
2 nearly exhausted daily inquiries made for IT,
You credit for discovery; aud for one re-
turn YOU my thanks for benefit It has done
taIpIS had dcspaire long ago. eeeting any such
result '' j. W. BOND,
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Finn Of Bond { KeiIoss, Dfasgists, 81. Paul

The undersigned Rev. J. x. Bragg IS mnister In rega-
lar stumbling, orslodos Church, ht Brook
feId Massachusetts. lie Is geneuan OF great influence
and universally beloved.
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+ !: .ssrs 1ais postponed aat ,taadss & q
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Lots numbered 4, 9. {. sRnd In square 81 .ai
81. . H. ", IS and lain SQUARE 81, In lugp7
Vista Addition aud Lois j. 9, & II, IS and % tie
Churchill No. Addition; and LotsB IN S1pare2, and LIN
square of the Churchill Addition So.2 TO the City Of
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IAReE q o ane s-sl-l 90 g - -
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All those very valuable Quarres living on Fnltal
and Lind Streets the side Of Wheeling HILL uAiS
will be Did In six parcels, each With Of seCitfs
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All the outLots laid ont BY Tho uhdersigne and nor
remaining usoll, and lying the site Of Wheeling
1Inl, eani kpoRn the Colts Farm These los hais
beautifully located, and contain each from Two FSrs
= 4 .s.l
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HOUSH AND LOT FOR SALE
fISIIE Offers for als his lIonie and ie'
MARKET street, East se between Monroe ans
Tile Lot Is g font, with good Driek DEehns
aud ontbnlldpss, ,es
1t m Be sod low and dating terms, aha -
session ziyel any tine aitgr 1st OF October:
seps J. y. zI,is,IE.a
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Public Sale of
N2ALgTA BILE COAL PRIVILEGE
Stone Gn,srTieas slnt Lois. tlliats

q ME unersifnfi lI WEDNESDAY The e5t DAY n
june next proceed 10 sch Mt Public Auction ut isOa
door Of tue Court lIosS Of Ohio county, all Coal nnr
held BIZ him, in trust Wheeling I'LL living north and soa
Of that owned and worried by Philip Sutton This coalisg
Hcge Is supposed to Epgee bf from Thirty Thrift
amount in the old works eousduraLle portion Of Nh
be got. y sufficient Quantity &c ground rnIf
platforms, SC. Will he sold with ecoal, and twill Il
Offered IN two or more 10 presens to
gage in the Coal business this Offers strong
Ing more for city delivery than otr IN
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DIR. u. @. FL UPP
oFFICH AND Northwest
corner of Quincy aud Eff h streets,
near the Catholic Church.
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In y tue production fell OF to less than 23U,-
900 tuns which Mr. Hewitt truly ascribes to the
remission of duties under the Compromise Ia
sifF' of SO, which, he says, brought ruin again
to our domestic production, no longer having
any defense under the Compromise Tariff of Mr.
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Lots numbered on Zane street, and 81 and 9S on Tir5
street. In 2ane's Island aiilitlon.
AL s o.:
Lots numbered 2 and 8, Square No. IS, Sfobrr.
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RYE FLOUR
SACKS spperioir article in store andfor sale low
t)il by 1. n. KTLLER,
III. Main street.
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IoRt0RfSI2.TSYb FOR SALE Or
Vine sling Island

rTSHE undersigned wii az an carly day, Of Eii d2'
notice viii hereafter b. gtveI, lnrIng the Coming sF
plblIc private sso In lots to suit purcasrs y
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Sptlfial Notiffs..
NOTICE..

a. NOTICE.
IN the matter Of the succession Of RotAwp
Thomas, and ReBEccA TaoMAs-Sixth
Judicial District Couft-Parisk of East
Baton Rouge. mo. 3s7.I Probate.
" HEREAS Joseph Marianeux, Ad-
w ministrator, has filed in the office
Of She Undersigned clerkpf said court. an
account Of his administration Of said estate.
Notice is hereby gives to oil persons in
terested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said account should not be- ap-
proved, homologated and made the judg-
mari l-6tw. b. F. BRYAN. Cvk.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11

At l past IL o'clock, Mr.. Downs,
of Ibsfville. called for the Hoo 4.
Landry. 10 take the chair Is Pres51 ent,
pro TEN. The Hon. w. w. Pugh
took the chair, W. Higgins, Secretary.
The Hon. L. ]. Sigur. objected-xnid
that different organization had been
agreed upon. The Hon. P. soule Of
fered . resolution to the effect that
such parishes as are not represented
by delegates, shall be represented by
their Senators and Representatives.
The Hon. B. B. SHINES objected to
the resolution. Hon. G. A. Moutan
suppsrted the resolution offered by
the Hon. P. Soule. and moved the
adoption Of the resolution. M. Soule
spoke in support Of the resolution
The resolution was amended by in
serting the word democratic" J The
Hon. A. s. Heron, spoke in support Of
Mr. Sigur's views. After discussion on
the propriety of the resolution in which
no little confusion prevailed, the mo
ton was lost. The roll was called
Mr.. Sigur insisted upon his position
that President, pro tenn Of the con-
vention should be elected-he would
admit Of nothing but what was fair. In
answer to some remarks made by Mr..
Martin, Mr.. Sigur, said he was not
in the habit Of going round the cor
ner to deliberate, he was frank and
open, the preliminaries for the organi
cation had been agreed upon. Mr..
Sigur offered a resolution, that the
convention proceed to elect a Presi-
dent pro. tenn. and the roll was called.
ATbe Hon. g. W. Munday and I. Ian
dry, were nominate d the Hon. w. w.
Pugh, declined being candidate. The
result was in favor Of the Hon. G. w.
Munday, be having received al and
Mr.. Landry 81. The Chairman de-
clared the Hon. G. M. Munday cleo
ted he took the chair and made
brief speech. Mr.. Sigur moved that
committee of be appointed to ex-
anime the credential Of delegates, car
ried. The convention took a recess
Of half an hour: At the expiration of
the half hour, the Convention met
sgain. The Committee on credcn-
tials was not ready to report, and the
convention adjourned to S o'clock.
Rumor has it, that the election of
President pro. tenn. was test vote,
between the Buchanan and Douglass
men, the Douglass party succeed
ing. We shall continue the pro-
ceedings in to-morrow's edition.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnsrshlp.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing
i between BoGAN & LEoENDkR. is dis
solved by mutual conscent. Mr.. Edward
Legender, having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Began. All claims against The firm.
will be settled BY Mr.. f.. Legender, and
all those who are indebted to the firm will
settle with Mr. E. Legender. ..'.
s.sJA A. J. BEGAN,
mari F.. LEGENDER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. rs5 Il.
IN the matter of the succession Of JAMrs
COOPER, and his wife JAWS OvrUrr,
deceased-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, mo. 1851
s'ProDate" slc
WHEREAS Samuel Kelly has applied
W to this, Court to be appointed admin
istrator Of the above entitled md numbered
succession. li7ts %$ars}
Notice is hereby Given to oil psrsonssin-
terested to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the first publication
of this noticeGsvhy said applicstisa should
not be grantee. % ait4a q.
mari l.3W r, +. BRYAN. Clerk
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FsS8 80 -
Tnou.Aay Doa Ne vorz o, Cor.
~ Drs1B Of1 TIA zI.s Dslsa
|s.ysl
b "ouit99 bria2 fire Slsrted into ex-
lsl1soe, shout Z o'slest on Friday
morning, among a lot II cotton piled
in the third yard Of tho lower cotton
press. Third District. The FIRE wss
observed few minutes before, by the
clerk, who tried to qusnch IL, bat the
flames spread with too great verooity
to be stopped by the means and appli-
ances at bis command. Not more
than 10 minutes. ,slapssd from the
time the Ere was first discovered until
the entiro eottdu shsd and N xAs in
flames. Not only the cotton in this
shed, but that stored ia, two adjoining
sheds was destroyed. The three sheds
in question are now mass Of ruins.
A brick wall, fronting on Greatsnen
street, fell, and falling On an employee
Of the yard, brokn his leg. He was
removed to his home for surgical a.
tention. There was = rumor afoat
at one time that Eve or six other per.
sons were under the wall, crushed in
by the rubbish. This, We are glad to
say, was not the case. A number Of
fire engines, together with the Young
America steam engine were on the
ground, but owing to the scarcity of
water, little good was the result
When our reporter left. Young
America was playiog away right
rapidly, with elk branch hose, bearing
heavily on the smouldering remnant
Of the conAagration.ss A strong opin.
ion is abroad that tho whole thing il
the work Of an incindiary. II il had
occurred in the night time. there is
no kAowing or calculating on The loss
Of property which would have ensued.
Another very fortunate circumstance
is, besides that Of the FIRE having
taken in the daylight, that Ferdinand
street intersected the cotton yard at a |
point where the wall fell. and hence
the progress Of the FIRE was cut of |
from the cotton in the yards between
that street and the river. $3.50
We learn the property was insured
in three different insurance Offices
in the Crescent, the Merchants and |
10 ano:h or Office, the name Of which |
our reporter could not asoertsi1.-
Strong censure falls on the Wster 1
Works Company in this, ~ in other
cases similar, where property could |
have been saved, if there was only 4
proper supply of water. ta
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N OTICn.

ALL PERSONS indebted to HATCH JENKINS
for subscription to the Nsaksy AAsossss trsvssus
to February LIST, 1856, and 70 the Doflv ASsroats
previous to the list January, 1S6e, sDd for Job
Work and Advertising, re hereby notiDed that
their accuonts must be Immediately ssssIed. All
persons having claims again,t HAfcs Jnkms
will present them immediately 70 the undsTsigned
for payment. IT., 4, J. J. JONES,
feb20-tf. AZ Me Qlscs 1fG 4 Han.
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DkoisIAruRr.-The lower branch
u the Legislature, met at 4 o'clock
yesterday evening pursuant,to adjourn
ment, and adjourned to meet 1t 10 o.
clock this morning. Errae
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From HAYTI.-A recent letter from
Port.au-P Prince to the New York Eve
ming Post says: =
Political matters stand about the
same as on the 18th. No one seems
to know what to expect. The EN-
peror is still on the lines, with the re-
mains ofhis army-some ten or twelve
thousand men. We know but little
Of them, but we fear he will attempt to
renew the expedition. Should be do
so, we do not know what would come
of it. But we most earnestly hope he
will return; in which case, business,
now moving very languidly, Though
in its usual channels would revive
immediately. Tho Emperor is proba-
bly, the only man in the Empire who is
in favor Of this expedition, and if he
can succeed in it against all this dead
weight Of opposition he must be a very
able man. q. .s..
| am sorry to say it is still very
sickly here. I never saw it worse
1t has now (the last spelD lasted over
fifteen months, and it seems as if it
would never cease. Vessels are losing
nearly half their crews. Hardly a
man escapes the fever, who has not al
ready had it. Fo,E Of the bark's men
ran away, and went off by a vessel 60
ing out just after she arrived and this
naturally enough, is an incident of
common occurrence. The two others.
the second mate, cook, and two boys,
have all been on shore sick. The two
former died. The nursing and funer-
al expenses amounted to over $4,000,
Haytien currency Either the shore
or horbor is almost certain death to an
unacclimated stranger.
->~>
STEAMBOAT JULIA DEAN SuNK.-I
The Memphis Wing, of Monday last
says:
We learn from the clerk Of the Belle
Sheridan : hat yesterday about noon,
the Julia Dean, while ascending the
river, and about eighteen miles below
here, ran into large cake of ice, and
knocked q hole iu Der hull, which
caused her to take water so rapidly
hat she was run ashore on the Arkan.
MS side. The passengers who have
,ome up state that when they left, she
had slipped three feet Of water. and
hat it vas gaining. From what We
10 learn she viii Be . total loss.