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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-15
Chicago, IN, May /, 1856

SfIlFoRr, Worcester Co.. Mass, New. Is, 1888.
PROP o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In brar
ing voluntary testimony ere4s OF your
derfrl Hair Restorative As FAR back 1880 hair
meneed falling or until the top Of my scalp became bald
and smooth glass and i has continued TO fall for
have rri celebrated
preparations for restoration-- Seeing advertisement.
vas induced to give article trial. and my utter
tonishent, found, amer few splieations that hair
became firmly and assumed glossy and beautiful
PeaEance hat by the time had used bottle my bald
head covered S young and vigorous growth OF
hair, which Is now from Inches In length and
growing fast Yours, truly, AESRY GooDRIca-
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CHARTER ELEcTroN

Nh. Ea1rOss-xeu vln Plesse aanounee sihs nasse Of
HENRY SHARP candidate for ssree. osna.s.iooer.
and oellss Lassls.l Navy oIIIzESs
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Ma knsTosavins been requested by large .,i.raler
Of voters from TIE different vs-ss Of tie et 70 become
candidate for ssres. Commissioner have +, "A
80 ana elected vili Discharge ,ie dates Il "a, o,es
promptly ron tasels.l GEORGE nuLaEa.
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BATHsl BATHsI

- : -
TAKE pleasure In informing my numerous friends and
the public generality that Ihaye my Bath Rooms com
pisted, and can furnish cold and baths any mo-
ent Also, SsSn and cold shower baths. Ny rooms are
Fitted mp In the Eery hest and customers may
depend upon rndtnS IN the appliances necessary their
any other establishments ;he city.
Ny Shaving SSioon in fun operation as usla with
the very hest sOTsmen eneaSed there.
No 81, Main street. Sweeney Glass store
deelo-lmt - 8 VICTOR SAUYAGEOT.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IL IRELASD-
An extra of the Waterford, Ireland, News, of
the 18th ult. contains the particulars of a ter
rible accident on the Waterford and Kilkenny
Railroad:
1t appears that a number of men who were
employed ballasting the line above the scene of
the calamity, We're standing in lnrrys with an
engine attached awaiting on the side rail- the ar
rival of the mail train from Dublin. to proceed
to their work, but on the approach of the latter.
which consisted of the engine and tender. fol.
lowed by two goods wagons, two passenger car
riages, first and second class and three goods
trains bringing up the rear, engine driver OBJ.
served that the points were not regulated to let
his tram on the main line and seeing a collision
inevitable, he shouted with all his might to the
men on the stationary train to jump of. which
ne dld himself, and the collision Immediately
took place.
The working men in the stationary train
jumped from the hurry, and q high eHlbankment
being at the side they rushed 10, all tumbled
back again, were caught by the train and cut to
atoms-four had their heads cut completely off.
and one, who was the only victim that showed
any signs of life after the collision had his arms
cut Oft Human efforts must fail to accurately
describe this appalling picture brains, blood
and entrails of men, pieces of carriages and en-.
gines goods and luggage, arcevery where visible,
ana all present scene too terrible for contem-
piahon. The engine driver, who fortunately
leaped on Ito the side of the track where tn.
down train should have passed, escaped almost
nnhnrt The engine of the down train. with the
tender and goods wagon were smashed TO atoms
on the end
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Ambrotvpas 6or sl

PARTRIDGE. at his new and spacious rooms, vim fac
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal tc
amy In the country. and far superior to any the city
producing these beautiful pictures which are
Ia the country. Ieis prepared make Anbrcsypes 50
they Be pitont postage Also 10 Sc,
them IN ioekets and pis, price Dsguerres;ypes
Pictures iaadr for good specimens exhibited
and warranted 10 last Eoi ases unchanged.
Auktnds Of materials si.e business Tor sale
Rosas side Of sisin S. above Monroe over mzrs
TAsior sag nss store auEis5
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS. TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAAPTOSr4S VEGETABLE IINCTEREYY

This Is to esTs TIA. aboant nine since
cian who ordered be poultIced a. Il Hls very re
to Inc height Of nv Sue Is,frd ,.sls y @
Ulcers % The number OF twenty -ye formed bstees
out which particles q bone % he NUMBER of Is
.sssss. 80 Ti.IEs cor COUNTRY siSA AIR,
was then taken Hartford county Of this state the .,
,sesi s 4s s Is s9s hs, The n
Fs me i15 seven wsss using The
giving reiefsome applications were 20 YER
could not stand BY suffer Though At hIs tis
there va; no cure for from tn ankle Was not
freely white nus With no sign o. blood and al Zines s
wegid serate my fingers white would thersfrom
| IALrIMoRE ,rY noAEi
to die. -t' 'e-'nots, my Old home expecting
By The advice Oflny Friends used variou. re,,e,.
Of which gave only relief. Continued 10 ro
EoEss swelling came len hip amer main
eT also formed on my spine which my physicians cut OUT
o sssa e g, The sane tine 20 cut OF leg as The
ed on my right arm and also groin s also On
those Who saw them IA. riae ana saze ssSnis
and as weak as an infant MA '>s'sss''
felt death would have BEEN a relief Ib.dt-,
bad been s Eos ysE e Ehsn s5a
s o. disease similar 70 The laboring under
commenced taking VsgesaSis
me. me hTst bottle Of ,lel Inspired hope and y The
had the confidence believe that Il would % maj
s,ngsa is usestill Ny ulcers hesied. and new
cut further detail am happy say my ie is also ssd
and a ssneral has aiken place nd
alone Ihaye given but .se Of say I'M.
Tkae ava ne may Rad this viii bear testnenyto All that
-, =, 3. Aaasgte1ss gsgetasts zs.esrre,..
anu VII say 10 all who afflicted as have bs.r
FDwIs N Y s. aga Asklls.
doors north Of Pratt st
liz GhE e sf kfzdy EeE MSRiezax
Delicate ladies children tli niesss 81 -
BoUT RAKPT0SsS TyyrTupr mr.
sERp0LS sUEEERERG =. y
an and Restorative where a eetfe ..t
e9s orr he pass as ss sis f6T
glA and via N dits.. & scRoE
red !. os been cen truly The single and aar e
Per sale BY logan & Co. ,ss..,,,.
seiasy MORTIMER !. MowBnAY.
70 Baltimore 4, Baltimore,
Price 81 per bottle. ='s -. pto-au zyr N. Y
4 IN. OF GRAPE yTSF,-Tor de- ,z,.s,ss s1y9.
~ and restorationof tie hair for sai.
jaas RgSbEsBURG4 RoBERTs.
BY EXPRESS - -
H. y nhte ai.d eoIers. an sizes;
NJ HEIsKEI.l. I swEARrseEs:
SECOND
Fall and Winter Stock
set ifssn and New York Of ~ ~.
: - $. D HAEPER son.
Direct 1narsortafio.s 7 -
Nv Z. nave MS day reeefv ed ptsI,rT fro-- -,
les in Belfast, our Pan ION We
linen. se5s aa Linen
.sa 81 rS,s LINN void and s. Fss
Y HEishELI II ! s Ne
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Tribune says:
The facts proved by tho petitioners were that
Josiah W. Dallan, of Hartford county, MARYLAND.
manumitted the entire number ofhis slaves in
the year 1871, among whom was a woman called
Hannah The deed provided that this Hannah
should continue in service thirteen years and
then be free; and that any children or children's
children born during such servitude should be
free after the lapse of twenty-three years The
petitioner further proved that Hannah had a
daughter named Matilda, who was carried to
Kentucky at very early age, where she feilinto
the hands of woman whose name was Molly
Townsend; that after her twenty -third year she
still continued with this woman, having. at the
expiration Of that time, become entitled 10 her
freedom under the deed before mentioned; that
she had eight children, and that she brought
a suit against this Molly Townsend for her free
dom-that while this suit was pending she ran
OF six of herchildr en-that Grassie was one of
the children so run off-that the suit was iecf-
ded in Matilda's favor, and finally, that Grassie
was born after her mother had attained her
twenty third year and she and her children were,
therefore, born free.
The grounds of defense were that the deed
introduced IN evidence was not technically au-
henticated-that the manner OF its attestation
was not precisely conformabIe TO the laws of
Maryland relating 10 the ammunition of slaves,
and that Grassie was born before her mother
had attained her twenty third year
The jury. aitera briefeonsnitatiOn rendered
verdict that Grassie and all her children were
born free, and consequently were entitled to
their freedom
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) sP q cIAL n I.ICa s.
poor OLD n

And he had 10 sooi on The ton of ~ he.s
"a ms pieee where the pcOl oaght 70 grgE.s 8
For tartsr Information, see advertisement Of 7.
n. Logan { CO. in another eslnnn- 81
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THE LORDS DAYs
SUCCESSION OF NAILS .AsD CABS.

In the Report of the National Lords Day
Convention, page 80, we find the following state
ments, in an address By the Hon. Ar. Ghilds (.
SIT has been demonstrated, ard the fact was
officially admitted, that the transportation OF
the Mail on the Sabbath was an enormous bur
den on the Government, and cost full one third
as much ~ q carry It on all the other days of
the week. The Goyernmehtdid not desire the
practice TO continue: let the men who fear God
srili that It should cease and II viii CEASE
About forty Railroad Companies stop the
running Of their Cars on that day. t'fhe Lords
Day ON about four thousand miles OF railroads.
-Ree. DR.. rEsfeaFds Report. Hay 1850 IrtIi-
ana, all the New England States, and all Ne~
YORK State are free from car operations on the
Lords Day, except the Nail between Boston
and New York, and except the New York City
cars, drawn sby horses Three railroads In
Tennessee, and twoia Georgia are free. The
Pittsburg and Chicago RoadSis free on the
Lords Day.
The Public Ls1qer. of Dec. 1874. stated what
IS still true-'sThat the New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company runs no trains OF
cars on the Sabbath, except IN connection with
the Transportation of the Mail, as at present
and the Company saws it viii run no train on
the Sabbath, provided the United States viii
dispense with the Mail service on that day.
What now chiefly binders the LorC's Day
Suspension of the L. 8. Mail, between PhiladeI.
and Pittsburg, Nest. Is the FAULT in Railroad
Companies, or Travellers. or the Government
The Postmaster Generals hate Report and the
Presidents late Message show that the revenue
from the Post Office Department has not equal.
ed its expenses There IS, therefore, pruden-
tialreasOn for casting of this national burden.
Let the Sunday Nails be all Immediately abol-
iShed, and next December will be the date OF d
more cheering Report, and & more joyful Mes
sage, on the subject Let it be remembered
that the Sabbath Mail is an ENORMOUS Burden
on the GoyeEament: it is pecuniary burden.
According TO the Lords message, Jeremiah xvii
1927, is it not also sinful, national burden:
RESOLUTIONS OF TIE SAIIoSAL LORDS DAY
coSvESTIoS IL 1914
"Resotred That public men who are raised by
the sufrages of free people, to places of official
dignity and power are laid under peculiar obi
cations to set an example with regard TO the
Lords day, which shall be safe and salutary tc
their fellow-men, and which shall tend to rem
der the due observance of that day universal
"ResoLred, That bodies of men, by being in
co-porated for private or public Objects have no
more right TO desecrate the Sabbath than indi-
yiduals; and that the members of such bodies
are IS really bound TO observe it, in their pub
lie and official acts, as they are in their indiyi
dual and private transactions among their fellow.
men.
.'Resotred, That it IS not the privilege, but
tht right of the laborer to rest on the Sabbath,
and right OF which he cannot be deprived
without great evil to himself to his family and
to his felloM-men.n
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COUNTERFETTFRs Rpw.TP

rerard L offered for he srtsstio., On a.v .-,o -
teFfens Initiating, he rendered any sseh eoanierts.
or irita,icn Of Buzr4rEs HolIlx5 RrrFzss Tse aIp-
hisiy concentrated Holland ser. 4 r,t nm M.
eesftts oaiy The proPrse,or b ask ,s
esosn IN the AID his sGnAsrs Around meek Of each
Ids degtfai a popular as remedy for Fever
and AEue Weakness Of Al kinks. Dyspepsla Indigestion
Headache costivenszs Piles can be ATTAINED nom ay
sf our respectable. Drav.ists
cArrpnslro prevent iposstIor be careful 70 ask for
Raarhays's Hotzand BIiters
E9solaat 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for ss ~ ~,
eroprieiefs, BESJaNIS PAGE. ia. Co.
Manufacturing Pharnaeeutists and cenis,s Pittburb
Pal Ans Sy LAFGHLLE.s. Is BUsRf1EzD,
eeeli Wheeling. Va
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Louisville, November 1, 1883.

81. WOOD CO. Proprietor. s1s broadway, n Y. and
itf Market ST., St Louis
- For sale in Wheeling by
I. II LOGAN CO..
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sana,s sar-apnriIIn.-Tb. po,nI.,,

SANDS sarrapnriiIn.-The Popularity acquired
% this truly Invaluable edIeae extended a. h +
richly Heritei 1.-THE Of thousands Q: serofslaus IT.
GERS which have been eieatrieed permanently sez5
Of testimony would sezcy not o, IA ro.alz
and All external manifestations Of disease, Dspepsta
Bilious Complaints, General DeB s The rarious inter
nal disorders to shh aeors Speedy and lasting relief
Prepared and sold by =. B. D. SANDS, prags.sts loo
Fulton Street. Nev YORK
Sold also By a. C. GOOD CO.,
Wheeling, Va
sod also b. Druggists generally dre2-Iu
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NEW INVENTION

READ The FOLLOWING.
NE subscriber hayIns purchased the right Of Lash
u Aoores Fanntng Mil, recently pattertes
HE public that this min advana rs over an otiers nov
2 use M clean perfectly with going through separate
Ing the cheat ard cookie and al nth from the grain
also the clover and timothy scream
This sll took the premium at the Ohio Pair in
1888, silver medal forty other different kinds It viii
clean from my 70 one hundred bushels hour:
simple IN and manufactured State and
County Rights for sale reasonable Persons wish
ing TO eae IN This business WIN please call srbscri
bers at HubheH's Warehouse.
We VIII be here short time and have model u.s.
50 that an operation can be the grain.
49, WILLIAM ANDERSON.
MILTON DUNCAN.
We the nndersgIe haTns the perform
ever been offered TO the public.
h Anderson, J. W. Thomas, C. B. AaefaT J. g shenier
4. II. Agnex, Reayer, Pa.
-kleharsl II Hub6eil, Wheeling, Va, deciS-sts
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have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired is SonderfGi Effects II restored my hair
where 1t had fallen OF Il cleans the head and renders the
bair son and sLnooth-naneh more 50 than on. :
-. NARY A. ATKINSON.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. ?, 1884

NV YoRE, Oct 9, 1854.
PROP. o. J. w0OD-Dear Sir reading adyer-
ttserEnt In New iouraIs e-ebrated
Hair Restorative procured hapnt bottle, and
much pleased with II that continued its months
and satisfied II Is the preparation before public
1t at removed all dAndrud and itching
the scalp aud has restored hair naturally and
no doubt, perEaar ently
You have permission refer me- an WHO entertain any
doubt OF its performing all that Is elained for
MISS FEEKs, a65S Greenwich Az.
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REAL ESTATE sALna
a Dwelling House & store -
FOR SAT- -0ase
a -

- u
rTStIE srbseTiiie ID Wing rIaiie rrenaers.,,tH.
Heal Elfate and Land A=riser F-sf5ss 2 ll4o t..
Mtnuesoss TeErt9Ty, IN lie Spring., /. &C. =. = Piz
Dwelling fTouse mud Large Sta..
Aeiniag. g gAIyL,lE os. for seis a Is. tMIssse
House. store House. Granaf, and ~ ne
the lois. ImIngdiate possession sfr= a., "A
dEens house and stable, Obey 70 II heiJ 80, -
April $50 Persons wishing eoad IN fss Is, Z,
property that edst sT.ef for slsao, TN a. al
sce.ll. such oer certainly ezunns is-s
e. 90 cash doEn. win he required. tA- lai.- sH;sL
chaser OF lands IN IIltnns, Iowa, eaTsin o. S,i
vii be taken for half the Fzchese, q lair I.ri..
deeoslS2 z JOSEPH HlRy
Trust Sale.
IDY Tfrtne GA Deed q Trust executed Ia IL
Is on the 9Th day Of March, 1881 by Co.
and Nancy his VIE. and 81 record IN DE- con-.
Once Of Ohio county. Virginia. Deed book N e. ts'
Re, VII for sale at The Court House a Al ~ y
" on the 27tR day Of December. 1875 the s.,, sosz
tSes. cert3fu lot Of ground sitzted IA ~, p
the town Of wheeling laid euf By William Cia,i.
Hna. called South knoEn as ceitre u
IN Ohio county. State Of TfrFtnfs- which SAID ia
t0nal lot and eonfaIss abont half the crsr.ff n;
which would be in fun lot. add nahbsret No n a.
OF said addition Selling Trusiee Earraat ~. %
title IN rested -. ied
Terms Of sale made known on day az seIs
uoy25. tliisfS 6. 2.
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4 81.
"a PHYSICIANS yAcA4ios.r-In DR.. Walter
channing's Travels, nearly ready from the press
of Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, we find the follow
ing passage relative to the effect of sea voyage
on invalids:
Being medical man, one matter among my
sea life experiences has especially interested me.
It is the benefit so frequently mot universally
observed to result from sea voyages to inyalidS.
They have been long i'll, shut up within doors,
it may be confined to bed, and doctored and nur-
sed to very little sanitary purpose. Such per-
sons hardly touch the steamer before they be-
gin to feel better. have known one :. 40 had
been in bed all winter with Rheumatism, making
daily or hourly nigrations from one Joint 10 an
other, giving him terrible twinges at every stop
ping place. have known such an one to have
been most faithfully watched night and day
with mutfled bell and light step; in short the
whole house has been n hospital and he the only
patient in it, Spring comes; it grows into
warmth. the grass the bud the flower. 4 voy-
ageis recommended. II is agreed upon. The
long aud sorely tried and so-ely left invalid
IS taken on bed to the boat, is kindly
received and slowed away in his room.
Rare luxuries for sickness here, to such pa
tent hardly comfort,-noiSc, rushing confu-
sion, the whole mystery of preparations for all
sorts of things by all sorts of means. is this
No 80 cries one, piunging into our friends mar
row quarter. No. comes family forth in an
swer, and the involuntary intruder rushes out as
if from the cholera. The bell, the sharp brass
cannon ring; away, drives the steamer. My
friend begins tofccl as he has not felt for months
He stretches forth his hands on each side ofhim
and fixes them, and raises himself little
What weight for so much weaknessi What
a leyerl What an uncertain, slippery iulcrum
But he does rise somewhat. Food is next de-
manded, and he cats. Night comes, and he
sleeps. Such night The whole winter, how
little did Dovcrs, how little did morphine, how
little did anythingl he wakes in the morning
a new man. Intwo or three days he is on deck,
walking with the rest, happy with all, q new
man, strong as Lucifer, a son of the morning.
tits true; all true. Thousands upon thousands
are they who might go aud do likewise. So
much does this interest ma that sometimes
think we might have hospital steamers"
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At MODERATE RATES
u located the centre OF the city op7o.rs Sas.
pension BrdKe and only few squares irO Re Railroad
DEPICTS and SteLmboat Landing
EXCELLEST STABLISG
IL attached IRE House. TraTelers All, oa-. r
assured thar pains VII BE spared 10 add 10 iher es
Iort snSa-tLlar
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a ,rnnIRArr "a

TlHIs ven knoFn Hotel has been nerIy renovated !,
HeI tazi estile best Of Accommodations % rayss
md llIllrr ie--a -.-.-
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4 Sun FOR FREEDOM At MoBnE-An inter
csting slave case was tried in the city court of
Mobile last week, in which colorel woman
named Grassie, and her seven cilildred were
plaintiffs or petitioners for their freedom, and
II. Bfoodgood and wife defendants The Mobile
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By the advice cfny fiends, various remedies
OF which gave only transient relief Continued - TO
Eorss swelling came Ieft hip. amer sever. main
"A ulcer from which piece bone Anot-
AZ wished az the time my right leg as ne
onF means Of saving life After this yet sroer
e on my right and also my Isf roli s also On
olsr parts Of my body. which number and size
81 ,ose VINO saw them was reduced mere skeston
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"Resotred, That it is not the privilege, but
tht right of the laborer to rest on the Sabbath,
and right of which he cannot be deprived
without great evil to himself, to his family and
to his fellow men"
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:. !, Df4AfH A REBIEF
tsit death Ns9ld have been reeftone Ihad tried pbv
setats and al the remedies eouid htnr Of sie,,
Who had been cured by CHAMPIONS YEGiEr4BIE TISS
IuKI o. disease similar 70 the was iabori,e nsssr
aTs ysars eoninenesd taking .ass to1,s Tsees1I.
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sd ai.a d DraEgI.t. Esnerslly. 80
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DRIED PE4CHES
BCsHEtS Dried Peaches, superior article for famt
~ ~ ass, received and for sale by s5li
I. II. PUMPHREY,
1S- - L 4 ~ Main +
Demoine courier., 1856-06-05
just the Season."

health follows the administration Of a re-
@Ay for disease, almost without exception,
hoigh it is prescribed in million Of instances,
nd in all forms Of disease, all the doctors on
he globe could not make the people believe il
vas not a good remedy, or that the inventor
sss not a public benefactor. Hurley's sarsa-
'arilla is expressly designed to act on those or
ans whose functions are essential 10 health
e stomach, liver, lungs, kidneys and skin, re-
torirg their deranged functions or uses, ard
hereby purifying and cleansing the blood-the
eEy fountain of iife.-N Louis Gazette.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-05

LAND VARRANTs.-The official no.
stce OF the Commissioner Of the General
Land Odice. that all the offices in Iowa
nave been closed except three. Dacorah.
hodge. anc Sioux, has caused a sill iur.
AesIdecline in the price OF Land wal
rams. The market for ,sem is dull,
dealers no, being wiling to purchase a,
ligher rates than from IS TO 90 cents pei
ere. This is nm unfortunate state of Of.
fairs tor the Revolutionary widows who
have been denied warrants until recently
fof tsan. of'record evidence,
Demoine courier., 1856-06-05
New York. Nav 26.

NhW Apnh' way <os
The steamer Illinois, from A~spinwall,
with the California mails If May 9Th, ar
rive to day. brings 81. 100000 in COLO
Dust, and 500 passengers.
The Steamer Sierre Neva da. left San
Francisco the 9Th, TO proceed 10 Panama.
In case Of disturbance a, that place i, was
rumored at San Francisco, that large
parties Of well armed men were going
down on the Golden Gate to avengu The
recent ontrages at Panama.
SACRAMENTO. April 30th.-The Re.
publicans held a meeting a, Sacramento
April 3Oth, and elected delegates TO the
Philadelphia Convention.
The particulars Of The accidsn. on the
Panama railroad, shows 80 killed and 81
wounded. Four additional deaths since
the ac iGeni.