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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-01-26

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9tlta au De 9ten, taprn 5ransuet seetlt pele Ser
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gang gu fid3 FAM. sber adt Sage barauf battc er fd
etn 9et au 9a, feline treue @rretterin erpprben, be
fur3'natbber irine Srait wurte. ,ua
3uert batte gtniu ntdsts NIT dD BON Ieiner unerir
ptlden Sdabtam,er lcraufsenpmnten als ben feinen
Sd,ren nit Sdmud itnb alien Miin,en. O,rd, f(uoes
erfabrem erpies i bele &Ieintafeit ais elm oau,es
Srr,Dsen fir bn. gr tak bic &ellertbire lorafSltid
perIhlr1en llnb sermabrt .ttE
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VT pnrpe bao init Id etnt9 pie ct etuen unenpIiden
Sdab Seripertbst ippltc Gr naBm lfd ppbl in @d,t,
etnen Neietput su &ag su lesen: ct fi,brte i'm Sc
9enbe etit ensep9eit nnb bitrtses 2eben fort @bcr
IN Dec Sttlle iitte er iindblais nae ,tnb mad feline
S4abe In tnsenbe @filnse mu,3uieben Cine Gpfbar.
ett mad Der anpern iprbe aus Der Sefc bera,faepoeu
unb unttr bent armen baufalisen Dadbe aersnat. Gr
madte hein'ltdb Saso anf epen sermbsli6en Srenbe,
Der itG arf Der Snel ssi9te au jtanp er in Sdnuos
stlserbnOuns nit ben tpttisien &tnfbanSlern bril-.
Sen In Neapel. Die srSefrcn @esenfanbe, welde ami
oieie gBeiie mad unp uad bic Snlel pereeen. mteten
natirlth a,,s< unb .in96musselt iperben. ,,np bes
ebeniu sepanpten ais sliidhen @taip ein,oe orBete
Runf betanb barin e ip un;useltaIte1,, Saf e pine
0eagr Die su9en Der yleuserisen unb bic feinen gas
fen Der 3pllbeamten paIiren fpnnten. Oas naunt. er
prapariren. ra
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tauienp Oueaten scamnelt, reiite ct fort, wie man
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bm 3nsefa(er, stt erDeben Spbalb ct son ber anae
neDmen 8eiie surdsete9rt mar, taufte ct 9Beinberoe
unp @arten, unb bante A cine srp6e gaa, pbne AZ.
Yrr ieine alte baufalse Stte, at weIce nmittelSor
Der neue pala;3c ieb, nepsrreiben gu laen. nfanos
beriet ct ben 2anbbau NIT sroBem ger leete b ater
Patsr auf Die 2bnn> une gsrlenfI6erci, bic er nit
eisenen Sarfen betrieb, unb irin gsp6lfanb tpu6s
auseni6enlA BON Sas su Gag.
Sein Bunber beSbalb, bab SOmn,ao 9eedbi balo aui
psr son3en Snsl ben Namen pes slidtien 0aalp trua
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-01-26

Sin Soitoner a6olitipntsn 3eihsnssidrsber furbert
ale saOte6" pes gprpens aut bon tenem qrtife1 Ge.
brauA 81; matten, Der burd Sclasen=@rbeit prepueirt
wOrSen 1T. Oarauf antpprtete bas Qpuisyer cso,r.
nal: DGr mnb fi6 ndbt enbilben, ba6 Bic eobi,s S,n
G'ebrau4 Der SaumtpOe aufseben perben ei. a,,rb,,
einen lolb altcn 5reunO ni4t BON ibrem gmf.m
YerpraHsenw
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-01-26

sSelhes 1T Der ianeIlftt unO bequemlie sBso ann,
Stnmel? '"m
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@mbOg~Giienba9n beantpurttt tuerben. a"'
g8as III @rmut92
Ser sObn oes 8erbienltes, uel9er ben @.nien so,,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-01-26

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER'
b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFICE; CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-01-26
Sebinsunsen.

Per n&@msnber amSeiser" erihent isbsn eamstas unb
Tro ben rep Ibonenn inc Saus 9tradt Der balbiafe
gumm ntritt merben mue. suspdrtse a6pntenen beIbs
ZEN Seas an ben Sausesbs eter Sur $3.50 eefaIs ein-
ben = Bree unb Mttbeilun9en perSsn ronfirt erbctcr
gn;tsen unb 9annnau9n asr g wercen unter clsenben
8ebin9unsen ausenpmmen Gnmais Gndune enes Squares
(O 9elen uoer pescr bilbeu ee Square, G ,tpetnoliae
gnruds,s 70 sts a!b fur eoss rse saa Is Gts. fur
feds Mona $500. rbsss @nsn werben serbdi6n,asa BE-
rsnet unS en bsrbsi bic rsp a6cnnen benSere 2srdd
eun9 Inietsen pnnsn bio h b bs purbrssbsnben 9aSes
an bcm bic 9eiunS crideint eingeiarSt prrScn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

DEsNAHAS.
Net cheer vas heard-not a triuulphaI note
As through the ballots they hurrlel;
MT a candidate reached the final vote,
Though the President grumhIeti and worried.
They dOssd and voted till dead Of night,
B. the gas extensively burning;
AMI smiled in their dreaus-as we'll they might
Atthelr daily eight dollarr, iaSs earninsl
vsinly the Opposition tried
To weary them out BY sitting;
Calmly they safe in their arm.chairs vide
TIL the shades Of night were httng;-
sternly they cast the unfinching votes
To which party Osths had bound them;
Grimly they smiled, a. they buttOn'I their eeab,
And Hrappu their 'shaWlS' around them.
Pew and brief were the words they said,
And scarcely spoken in sorrow,
As the last ballot still Intellectual sped,
And tile House adjourned I'LL to-snOrroSi-
For rich we're the wines over which they hobnobd,
Ab aiPtE Vas hs sd PRSEi hey oa RsS ajuu
And staaneh the leaders they fOllOw'd.
So, still they dozs in their cushion u ranks,
And dine, aud drink, and ballot;
While stu hessrS. Richardson, Fuller and Banks,
Wait, in vain, for the Speakers mallst.
oaS ia there no sturdy ROundhead band,
VITA an Oliver Cromwell to lead EN-,
Who would these Congressman in hand
And . "PSrliament hoInily" read 'etn -
Who would ogder a anal choice at once,
And il any should SWIVEL or stamner,
Would settle the brains Of the obstinate Ounce
With a rap Of the Speakers hammer!
Philadelphia, Jan. II, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Ru1LRoAD 0ssTRrerroSs. Gentlemen arrived
in this city. yesterday who left Chicago on Non
day. They have been all the while on their
route, and suffered greatly from the inclemency
Of the weather. AtLe1ington they were de-
tained for a long while by the snow drift, and
along, They froze tight to the rails, and one
engine could not move another. The passen-
gers suffered greatly from the exposure. One
gentleman had his nose, and another his leg to
the knee, frozen.-St, Louis Republican of
Frhtdy. -7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
ARREsroF A sHREwD CONT.
d EN- (lI.., Al 4 n
Extensive, AND SUCCESSFUL oPExATIoss.

H IT,.
One of the most adroit and successful conf
dence men that has ever practiSed upon the
credulity Of the merchants of New York, was
arrested on Wednesday in Broadway, having
successfully carried on his operations for nearly
four months, after operating in Southern and
Western cities 1t is alleged that in October he
obtained $40 worth of jewelry from Tiffany &
CO., by representing at the time that he was of
the firm of Peterson & Humphrey, carpet dealers,
at the corner of Broadway and White st, where
he requested that the jewelry should be sent at
a certain hour, At the appointed time the con
hdence man saw the messenger approach the
store, and Immediately entered it himself, and
with as much confidence as if he owned the
whole establishment walked behind the desk
and receiving the goods, made out check on
the Broadway Bank for the amount, and signed
it 'Thos Bancroft. This was handed to the
messenger who left with it; but when it was
presented on the following day to the bank it
didn't bring the dollars About ten DAYS pre-
yious to this the confidence man entered the
jewelry store of Robert Raft, Broadway, corner
Of Warren street, and bought watches and evf-
elry to the value of 1870, and ordered the pack
age TO be sent TO No. 6, Barclay street, at late
hour of the day.
When the time arrived he was at tho store in
question making himself very oficious about
the desk, he having previously represented to
Mr.. Raft that he was connected with the house
and on the package being delivered ohm, he
drew up check for the ainountef the bill On
:he Broadway Bank, and signed it Benz. Greer
This he handed to the messenger, and it proved
to be worthless. Subsequently. he obtained
$500 worth of watches and jeweiry from Jack
son & Many; $500 worth from s. Baldwin; 500
worth of furs from +. W. Leak; 500 worth Of
watches from a. 8Iorel, and lastly attempted
few days ago to obtain 81 0SO worth of Goods
from Mr.. Toy, ajeweler in Broadway This led
TO his detection and arrest Its said he has
madC a fnn confession, telling how he disposed of
the goods. The Journ3l of Commerce saws:
he was recognized by several merchants and
clerks; who, as they allege, had been swindled
by him He'is Of genteelapp and about
IS years of age. Heisalso web educated, and
it is said, has on various occasions passed him
self off as preacher ofthe gospel, and gives ex-
hottations before Congregations He stateshe
has a young wife who knows nothing Of his ope-
ratiOns, and who viii be weighed down with
the sorrow when thefaet of his arrest becomes
known to her. etxsss Q :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
FoR onRLgEK4S ~ Hxn- yeAR,.s

s-gt-fj 9ILGISEIN IL.
ADAMS Preman DaguerrCotyptst, has The pleasure Of
inOrnhg The citizens Of Wheeling, he Is producing BY
the aid Of esVchsieut aeeEt AbrUtypes unlike tols
heretofore made In .As they are Of such bruianey
bOldness and artistic finish, ths admraOn Of
every one including artists Who visited e most cee.
bTated Eastern Galleries. who pronounce then, 1est ey
eyer Aasc,"
t-FTs Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
TO Adams Remember The Gallery corner aia and Union
'lfee1s. -I-ta dcIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Naval PRoHoTloss.-rhe President sent into
the Senate on Thursday the list Of Naval promo
lions Oecasioned by the action Of the Retiring
Bard. Much animated debate ensued in the
Executive session of the Senate, Mr.. Bayard de
nouncing the law as infamous, 10 action was
taken, and the subject is still pending The
Senate is said tobe disposed to sustain the Board
generally, and leave revision IN specific easestO
the Executive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
AYERs oHEKRY PEoToRAL.

. a1. 5s5s d
FOR the rapid cure Coughs Colds Hoarseaess, Brou
ehits, Thoopny Cough Asthma and Consumption is mi
1ersay known the bereedy ever yet discovered for
every variety Of Pulmonary Disease So vide y e field Of
its usefulness and The eases Of IL cures it AZ
most section Of tie country abounds In pe1sons
lely known have from alarming and even
desperate Diseases Of the Langs BY tried
Its superiority every other medicine Of It's kind too
apparent to observation, where ts virtues are
known public longer hesitate autote 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous aetoHS Of tie pulona.
~ organs, which our climate BIZ ts tiey
many, nay almost attacks disease upOp die Lul
Taroat arrested and thus saved many thoasai
every from premature grave. No family should be
without il and those neglect TO provide thtmselves
With trnedy which Vards Oh ILLS dangerous class Of dis
dspOrs when !. Is TOO late Proofs,
Of the surprising seaey of the Cherry PectoraIn net bs
given to The american peoPethey living proofs In
every neIghbOrhOOd But Ose who Rad tAe state
Of those whose health has been restored and whose
lives have been save BY pse End them In my Ames
lean Aanas the agent below named hsa 70 furnish
gratis for every one.
PrspatsdBy Dr.. / Ann, IgVsI 'GassAeh.ssiss-sp
sOld By ~ Druggists in Wheeling.
90 A. c. GOOD = coz Tsseinss
dee ssgFb sss - Eholesale and :ltrtan Agents. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Hox. THoxAs H. BAYLy.-The Petersburg In.
tslEgsacer learns trom Judge John T. May, faith
er-in-law of Gen. Bayly, that the health Of this
gentleman (who, it viii be remembered, went to
Havana some time since on account ola pulrnon-
ary affection from which he was suferingiy) is
improved, and he expects ere long to be able to
resume his duties in Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

THR EQuEsrEt4S STATUE OF GES. JACKSON
The schOonersoutherner arrived at New Orleans
on the 9TH inst from Baltimore, having on board
Mills equestrian statue of Gen. 1t is suggested
by the Bee that the 10th Ito day the annivers-
AIRY of Jsckson's Triumphant entry into the city
after defeating the British army, would be an
appropriate day for its inauguration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
vIRGINIA I.EGIs1.ATURE.
SENATE. -
TuEspAY. Jan. 10.
RuLs PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
House bill for the relief Of II. j. Brown of the
county of Campbell with an amendment-ayes
40, noes 9.
House bill for the relief Of James Shea, of Lew
Is county-ayes 90, noes To-
Senate bill directing the assessment of proper
ty of he-BaItimore and Ohio Railroad Company
in this Commonwealth 80, noes none.
Senate bill to amend and re-enact the I'd sec
ton Of an act passe6 Dec. 7ti, 1856, giving the
consent ofthis city to thepurchase, by the Unit
ed States, of two LOTS of ground in the city Of
Wheeling, for the erection of dcuston house, &c.
and exempting said lots from taxtation-ayes 50,
noes l.
Senate bill directing the payment Of interest
on the purchase money of lot in the city of
Richmond, bought for the use of the Common
wealth, under the act Of April Sd, 1915
SOUTHWESTERN LUSATIC ASYLUM.
The bill to establish the Northwestern Lunatic
Asylum being under consideration, Mr. Steenrod,
offered an amendment thereto. Considerable
discussion ensued upon the question of location
when Mr. Parks moved to lay the bill and amend
ments upon the table until to morrow.
Mr.. Harris advocated the motion of Mr.. Parks.
1t WAS question, he said, in which the whole
State was interested. Senators should have time
to examine the merits of the bill and amend
ments
Pending the consideration of the quorum, on
motion of Mr.. Funston the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAr, Jan 10.
The Speaker leid before the House, COM
munication from W. II. Drinkard, Esq, Secre-
tary of the Board of Public Works transmitting
the plan and estimate for the improvement of the
kanawha river for steamboat navigation up to
the Loup Greek shoals, called for by a resolu-
ton adopted on the 9th ult. The communica-
ton . I'd accompanying documents were laid on
The table and ordered to be printed. Af.55
Bills were reported from the standing com
mittees-
Changing the time of holding the Circuit
Courts for Preston, Taylor and Upshur counties,
in the 2lst circuits;
To annex portion of the county Of Marion
to the county Of Taylor.
ADVERSE REPORTS PRESENTED
The committee for Courts of Justices report
ed adversely upon the Senate bill 10 them re-
terred, in relation to the fees, of attorneys for
the Commonwealth. They recommend that it
do not pass. Reports were also presented aG-
reTSe to the proposition for authorizing the
trustees of Timothy Division No. 162, S. of T.,
to sell their interest in house and lot at Lam
caster Courthouse; for appointing fire coroner
and jury for the city of Richmond; and for ex-
tending the jurisdiction of the city of Wheel
ing over the PeninSuar and Catholic cemeteries,
near that city.
; Air. Brady presented petition of citizens Of
Ohio county, for charter for turnpike road,
described in thel e,ition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

H-Mr. Fink, an aged German, recently died
in New Orleans leaving an estate valued at $500,
600 About SCI. 600 Of this amount is bequeath:.
ed to his relatives, among whom are daughter
snd son, aud the large remandes is devoted to
the purpose Of erecting an Asylum for destitute
Protestant Widows, to be called the tFink
Asyium.g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Exrcrrox OF TnREE WORCESTERSHIRE find
in the Lafayette Qnd.l Gouriero of Friday, brief
mention of the execution of the murderers
Rice, Driskill, and Stocking. The Courier says:
Atten minutes past two o'clock, this P. NJ.
Stocking, Rice, and Drisiril were duly executed
the first named for the murder of John Rose.
and the two latter for the murder Of Cephas
Fahrenbaugh.
We have only time this evening to state that
we witnessed their execution, which was done
in due form aud promptly. Neither Of these
miserable culprits had any confession to make.
bnt on thecontrary each protested his Innocence,
to the tast-eyen upon the scaffold
Such stoicisTn, such utter to the
fate that awaited them, was, perhaps, never
witnessed before Each washed himself. comb,
ed his hair, and dressed himself with as much
eomposure as though they were preparing to
attend some festive occasion
Hogs sold at Fort wOyne, Ind; On the
I'D inst At S. 5OaA pr 400 pounds mex :. 5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

ALLEGED SwNDLISo.--A correspondence fthe
Lynehburg virginisn, writing from Norfolk,
says that on the 18th Of last month stranger
came TO that city, purchased store house at
high figure with the intention, he said, of COM
nencing business, made the acquaintance of
everybody, engaged number of clerks, in some
instances advanced them portions of their sala-
~. To wind up this procedure he passed some
SIS, 900 worth Of forged drafts on one of the
banks, and after obtaining some 5000 or 81 600
in cash on them, took unto himself s'the wings
Of the morning, and has not since been heard
from. Tho Norfolk papers mske no mention Of
any such affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
uLLZEaY m13EEr

SIR GOsroa :-YOu w please announce the following ss
he citizens candidates the coming charter election
For Mayors ALP CALDWELL ROr City Sergeant: HIN.
II coS4ST. For superintendent Of the water worts
sANIEL DUNBAR. EOr Market Master: DAM MURRAY.
JILL MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
This writer-On another toric-adds:

Many regret that sergeant-at-Arrns Gloss
brenner, in his desire for reelection, has obtain
ed large advances from Bankers and Brokers,
that needy members may '..rtgltt the Tiger or
pay their toddy bills. Others have been sus-
timed by personal loans from the engineers Of
the great railrosd iron-conbination, which has a
Aush treasury, and eagerly awaits an organiza-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
sale by al the principal Druggist
rss s. Sos tLAGGRAlSS kBUSHFIELD.
JnlT .ea-.s5,4-l - T H.. LOGAN < Co.,

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAIELERs passing thee. o. KAroad are inform
ed that the Proprietor has M Rooms IN "cLlREs
NsW BrrLDrSos where he VIII up upon the arrival
ry train, .ssz-. rEF ss.s<f-4,s
A VARY LC.TcR. AND nor COFFEE F0R EIF.
TEEN CETES,
the regular price the Depot Stand being 50 cents
queny shrty-ve VIII be saved BE particular and
step into Asers' Refreshments Rooms just street.
2d door the corner.
E0eryaR5ng applied @ar. ee!seS as Information of
AL kinds Impaired free Of charge,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

TO THE F0TERS or ONO C0CyTY. q
resPeestully mysvlf candidate for the Oic.
Of sheria, at the coming election.
in2a VT sELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

WANTED 10 Qua gentleman passing along
Liberty street Pittsburg, late at night, Discovers
ed q man lying on the railroad track Suppos-
ing him to DO drunk, he went to remove him,
when he found him perfectly sober. and earnest
y engaged in prayer. When he warned him Of
his danger, the man replied that be was friend
lees and PenniIess, aud tired of life, and wished
p 10 there to be killed BY the train, He was
given in charge Of q Waterman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Ma. EDtrOn ~ take his means Of informing my fellow
citizens that candidate Wharf Master at the com
Ing election Thankful for past fArOre can only say that
intlt 10 ROBERT HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

J. C. AcHEsoS, E.Q requests US to say that he de-
ellnss for Council from the Third Ward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

NA. RprrOs:Riease announce JOHN PRICE as the Poo.
lies Candidate for Collector Of Water Rsu at the coming
:hsrter election. E = slt - s
lniiS sslsas-ti - tAaSY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Ne EhFsoR-Psase ANNOUNCE worthy feiIOwellisen,
DANIEL DUNBAR, the Peoples Candidate for the Office
of sqperntsn Water Works Ct The comisvrsr
'ef t4se'i'' aznlsp5 .SseaalIels e5l IlIE PEOPLE.
AE E0sroS:-Yea Vim please announce Mr. HENRY Co
NANT IS ae Citizens, City Sergeant and oble
jose .SfEAaaA.I8d S PPI EHKQTIZINs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
MAsoNIc DIREoToRY.

Ohie Ledge Ne. 1O1.--Neets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and NonrOe the aud third Mop
day evenings Of each month G. W. ssssFs V. ~ 2. r.
RIsaess, secretsry.5- 80 .f4--ss v
wheeling LIE. &c Ne. I3S.-Neets above
the erst and ttrd Saturday evenings Of each month j. H.
WItIlASs,w W. M 8. ~. EsatspAy Secretary,
Wheeltny gnion Chapter Me- 19.r7Mcess as
above On tr sscSad Monday evening OF each MONTH VIC
scoET, II. p; '. 4 Clarke, Secretary.
wheeling kneamPmept Ne, I.44Msesa as
shove oarsh Monday evening Of each month w. j.
BARS, @. C., A. L0riag, Recorder.
HeIlaWny's Pills and Ointment; -, t5sis
i7'" Ksyssr's PeetorsIsyrur ss3 -v=t
HslrbOld's Medtrlnss;
srlrra' Medicine; 49,
q JRyne's Medicines;
a4fs'ass lasas,ssn5.e.s s BsehlOr'sHsir Dye;
t1-All fer sale at 'Ss
intS bridge c0,4,4r Drug Sore,
ARE roc Ngsvous' Have you Rleu.a.slsa OF DyS,
pePstsS Use
HamptON's Tsgeta6le Ziinetlfrs ssuf
Ihas done Eodders in curing Nervous Affections of Pc.
males. TryH. tsF T. II. LOGAN k,Co.
inI5 Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Extensive RoBBERY OF a DISTINGUISHED Fox
stoSxA-AlnOng the distinguished passengers
who arrived on the 18th at Charleston from Ha-
yana, in the Isabel, were signOr Francisco Arau-
lA, Minister PlenipOtentiaryl from Venezuela,
and Flcrsncio Ribas, his secretary. They took
rooms at the Mills House, and while st breakfast
the room Of the former was entered, and So, 600
in doubloons stolen from his trunk. The secrc-
tAEy, on returning from breakfast, met a man
coming out Of the room, and not suspecting any
thing wrong, allowed the man to pass him On
catering the room he found that the trunk had
Been broken open. and the money taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

Mr. Rosros-I visa to ANNOUNCE myself az ssadida,.
for reelection to The ONCE Of Street Commissioner feel
under obligation to my feOweitilens Tor their SURFACES at
the last election and VIZ thankful for al fa1Ors Of ths
kind at the next. A'Af a.'A Na2t s-aJsf
Jaali.. 's7a AF" HENRY SHARP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22
CITY ELE TION

Eve eharE. Two DolL.Ns for inserting nominations, to be
rule, win understand @ their nominations do not sppear)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-22

TnE INFLuEScE OF SToRas.-Speaking of the
baron etical phenomena of the late severe storm
IN Boston, the Traveller says: ~
This storm is another example of the correct
ness of the remark frequently made in this pa
per, that whenever the barometer falls With a
northerly wind achauge in weather, and gencr-
ally bad weather, may be expected. Indeed, af-
ter many years. observation of this instrument,
no other of its Indications seems so reliabls as
this. The. statements of predictions too often
engrayen on the face of thisinstrument; such as
fair, settled, fan, stormy, rain, de-, are worse
than useless, as they afei calculated to deceive
the inexperienced, Indeed they are as I'M
founded as therdiculous predictions ofthe wea-
Their yet inserted in some almanacs. It is hos
ped, therefore, that they may be omitted from
every barometer that may thereafter be con-
structed. IS - - 5=s'tg7a ysz5t