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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

NOLBY's SALE OF WET GOODS
" WILL CONTINUE
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
A. G. COLBY No. 30 GRAND STREET,
RICH PLAID SILKS. slightly wet)
RICH WOOL PLAID sHAWLS, (uninjured,)
RICH PARAMATTAS dou ble widths (sighty wet,)
RICH SAXONY WOOL PLAIDS, warranted perfect
HOCSEKEEPERS' GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
500 fairs WOOL BLANKETS, from 81 Is to -
coo MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES, at 81, worth S5
$50 pieces PURE IRISH LINEN SHIRTINGS, at per yrd
eco pieces LINEN DAMASK DIAPER CLOTH
loo aoz SNOW. DROP NAPKINS, ext fine 50 worth $3.50
500 pieces SCOTCH DIAPERS a. l6i and ~, worth 81
$50 pieces Linen ShTDgs warranted p and z per yard
eco pioe Hulk absck Towengs &C. PC and lOc ys-d
Also, general assortment of
COTTON and WOOL ELANNES, CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES, HOSIERY &c.
All sold Net Goods, but warranted perfect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

K. I. DELIssER, Auciioneer -
Dy IFAVITT DELISSER & Co, No. 81
ID cad SO Broadway Of White st-sslss OF boOns
sre held regularly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY Nv .NiNGS. commencing a. - o'clock saes OF
Farcv Goods and Stationery PaininEs Bronze Wares Ciock.
&c are held THURSDAY aud SATURDAY AFIERNooNo,
commencing 81 oc!ock Catalogues really shd soo oeH
for examination the day previous 10 sale
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...-.-- ..... / '!.I!!.H|I|| 4
ksro-ene kerosene. li36eS 40 so ~ 9to VI ~ "
| -
syly Oh LILO lfOIs lf SO . -
Rapeseed OIL Mechanical 33lysoi Loo I W.
Nbal4 OIL Soar 1880 2ll gs5, 29T eo3 90 nO
Lard OIL SOAR. lao slJslol ~ 10 W.
Sperm Old Solar. 300 40 ~ 20 eo 10 ~
Bursins Find Lsrge WcAl 66Sl ia as ls4l sd 0W
Inisa' con'unp cosDWp.sI o., Io.,v.,. :,
MATERIAL. o. per sissi5of r,os e sssL ,.,..Ay
K.,o.-p..e OH IA 60 ar, ~ a Of
Coal Gas.-....i 4y7Ol sc. l- Jpef Ml| 10 i9 OIL e.
From the above statement will be that Kerosene
the light the least and that Burning FLUID
produces the least light at the greatest cost
have also made careful analysis Of your Kerosene On and
find ii be remarkably and free from all substances
which would otherwise render IL unit for burning In lsm
When thus purified by tho IN II not expo
awe when heated 80 deg ~ aud being much less vo
stile than canphene, IL Is not liable 10 smoke.
view of the above facts ssngune that your Pun
destined 20 supersede all other oils burning
fluids light for artificial illumination, and would
the valuable material for that purposs
with which sm acquasted Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDWARD NJ KENT, Chemist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

ZINE BLANKETS.-Fresh invoices Of the best
Il qualities. Tor sale By EEsNiTH Co,
No. II Broadway.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
1Aw LouRNAL..

We arc in receipt from the publisher, J. w.
Randolph, of Richmond, Va, of thesecond num-
Der of the Quarterly Law Journal. 1t fully
equals the first number in matters of interest
to the legal profession. Among other decisions
important to the Virginia practitioner, and pc
culiarly so to the Western Virginia lawyer, is
the case Of Davis rs Leon, decided JAN, 1856,
by the Court of Appeals The case was one of
attachment, and.is important as settling several
important questions. Among others, the Court
held that the bond given ut the time Of suing
out the attachment docs not inure to the bcnc-
fit ofthird parties, even though their property
may have been levied on and sold The Court
decides that an inlcmnifying bond does not pro-
tcct the Sheriff as in case of execution but that
the injured party may bring trcspass against
the Sheriff, or sue. him on his official bond at
his election.
The third party has thus these remedies: He
may ihterplcad, he may sue in trespass, or he
may am action ofthe Shcrii7s bond. Shcriifs
arc thus in an awkward fix, and have to take
care of themselves in such cases.
The Report ofthc RcvisOrs is continued in
this number, as also the index to Grattan's Re-
ports. The case above referred to is of itself
worth the price Of the Journal to the border
lawyer where attachments are in vogue. The
Sheriffs ought to read thus case also. as they
will have to practice underit as well as the bar.
Price per annum S.. Wilde & Bro. Receive
subscriptions here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

Our MINISTER'S AND AMERICANS AT RoME.-
According to the Boston Atlas, the Americans
residents and soiourners in Rome abandoned an
intended celebration Of the 22l Of February last,
by agrand ball, on account of the opposition OF
Mr.. Lewis Cass, Jr., the American Minister, who,
wonId not allow dancing during Lent This in
formation, however, he obtained, tits said, from
some sub-ofticials; and after the Americans
passcda vote ofcensurc upon him, he hal amin
tcrview with Cardinal Antonclli, who informed
him that the government had not, and would not
make any such objection. The Americans then
resumed their project for ball, when Mr..
Cass refused to allow his name to be used as
one of the managers and the affair was aban-
doncd. Some of the Americans, however, hon
orcd the day by dinner party, and resolved to
give no official invitation to Mr. Cass. This is
the version of the matter given by the Atlas for
the truth ofwhich we, of course, cannot vouch
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

How. Mss HEHsoSl fiosr hERib DIAMOND RNcs.-
The New Orleans BuiietiH of the 18th says Miss
MatiEda Heron, the popular actress, had her four
diamond rings valued ut 81 800, stolen about
one o'clock yesterday morning at the supper ia
bic Of. the st. Charles Hotel She had returned
from the thcater, aud WAS taking lunch at the
table The conversation between her and some
gentlemen happening to turn upon a ringOne of
the company had on his finger, She removed hers
and placed them undor the edge of her plate
When she left the table the rings were forgotten.
in about fifteen minutes she missed them, and
returning to the table found the rings missing
Two walters at the hotel named Thomas Cation
and james Barry have been arrested on suspic-
ion of having stolen them. They have not yet
been found.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

SINGULAR PnExoNExA.-Thc Sandusky Regis
ter, of the 9thinst., says:-A most singular Phc-
nomenon is now to be seen around the docks in
the water. Immense numbers of white fish last
fail were cleaned on the docks, and the ofEal and
spawn thrown into the Bay. This spawn has
hatched, and now, around the docks may be seen
in Pisciculture which theknowing ones ought to
investigate; for ifIish can be cleaned, and from
the refuse spawn matching can be induced, what
Is the use of all the artificial arrangements now
proposed to propagate fish.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

ETA Dutctlman was arrested in Cleveland,
last week, on charge Of numbering his wifs.-
sed her, and that she had at last strangely dis
appeared. The evidence was getting dark a
gainst the man, when the door opened, and in;
walked tic wife, in perfect health! Tired ofhis
abuse, she had gone to the poorhousc, and had
been living there for six-wceks, when hearing of
his arrest She came into court US a witness and
produced, Of course, much excitement. The
couple are now living together.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

A Mas WITH NINE WtyEs.-Thc notorious
Nathan Brown, the most remarkable bigamist
ever known in America, was brought by officer
Elliott the other day, from near Jeifersonville,
Ind, under requisiion from Gov. Chase. He
is reputed to have nine living wivesl His prac-
tice has been to live with each about three
months, get hold of their property and desert
the instance of his seventh wife, resident of
this city The old scamp is fifty-tllree years of
age, and has married three wives within three
ycars:-HnlRittOIt Intel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
WASHINGTON PREsBYrERY.

This body met in the Presbyterian Church
Of this place, on Tuesday the 18th inst, at
o'clock p. NJ and was opened with sermon by
AR Robert ATAIillen, a candidate under the care
of the Presbytery. The discourse of Mr.. N.
was an able and interesting one. @ -
The Presbytcry was organized by the cleo
ton of Rev. S. f. Grier, Moderator, Rev. Jas.
i. Brownson and Rev. j. Y. Calhoun, Clerks
After the appointment Of the standing COM
mittccs, and the transaction of some other bust
ness the Presbytery took recess until z.
o'clock.
Aftcr recess, two highly interesting discusses
were delivered by E. s. Belden, and Alexander
Reed. These young men promise to make very
useful and efficient Ministers of the Gospel.
"Wednesday morning at o'clock, Presbytcry
again met, and was opened with prayer. Rev.
Jas l. Bronson, and Rev. Alfred PAUL, Ministers,
and H. Jacob and j.. Jamison, ruling Elders,
were elected as Commissioners to tho next Gen
eral Assembly. - ~ 49,.
An interesting statement of the outpouring of
the spirit of God, upon a number of tile Churccs
within the limits of the Presbytcry, was made
on Wednesday evening
The .ext stated meeting of the Prcsbytery,
was appointed to take place on the LIST Tuesday
of October, in the Church of Lower Buffalo.
The sessions of the Presbytcry were pleasant
and we'll attended by the public. After vote
of thanks to the citizens of NYellsburg for their
kindness and hospitality, the Presbytery on
Thursday morning adjonrned.- WettS6WFg Her
ALL
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,1.s,,. M,rtfuer g jfororay: HAE'lHO0E' 0'''

BALTIMORE Oct. 49, ID.
GkSrs-gf have delayed entirely too long in
writing you relation to the virtues of lamntons Tine
fear now that cannot give the nlictGiworld
just idea OF the good have derived from It's uss the ben
was attached wte chronic Rheumatism in Its most malig
nue to he so afflicted ual the Atlantic Ocean
my way To American which time 1t changed Its form into
Expected to well again, the disease came, in the first
place Of my being from S Th S md White ute
less than quart and continued to trouble me every time
tool SS Tf Ss TenEpsss Of infancy was
very the graves my hip joint had been out of place
came dsocated suHtrings and the general debility
s .0T d the a o S D InSN
how 1t felt to be free from pain and SnIer1g even FOR one
"Cst glorious BODY at least, until tlis mortal have put
on Immortality"
eG had conlencs iii none HAD used Of nearly all
AsSss an other v Sn Tgs saDt
physicians In England and all the relief obtain
When first heard Of IInmpt6n's Tncurc, had the
slightest Units efficacy, but had freni who had
hrr conssnte to try tie TncSre and had not tn.
strength rEurIed-uy appetite became Eood-ny complex
ence this friend you became acquainted with case, aud
requested seeme yoa told my was such rSc-
fully developed init, and II desired taEch yonwoulI
" eighteen months have naqset and IGdoe lost ererg*y
Of nydisfnRe; have becoe strong and hearty-I
ances. have heahiu complexion, and all friends
say getting quite .Reshy one thing is certain, my lame
quite large again ns It was BEFORE and can trip
| about home without q crutcI.
often wish my parents ha! known OF this remedy wien
chilh Iel.rvc should have been saved the e%cru-
chatting pain have been subjected well the efOri
body must to the grave, and my parents woad
been under such heavy from doctors bills
and sending Inc, they did, to the celebrated Springs In
England health. wish all the afflicted world
could and hear the benefits have derived from this
Tinctare OF IIanpOns try make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged to you and
are Mt liberty to my anil all.
remain, yours in grnttu'e,
MARY a. SCOFIELD,
No. GSJ w. Baltimore st.
To Mortimer SIowbray 2sO baltimore street, BAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

AMER1oAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY Ux1oS.-The
receipts of the American Baptist Missionary
Union in donations and legacies for March were
$37, 553 81, and the total receipts from the same
sources, for the year ending with that month.
were s11s,l31 81, being an increase ofabout
$4,000 over the receipts of the previous year,
and more than ever before received in one year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

this topic of the day in Central America, and
people appeared little frightened in consequence
of the manifesto. given by Gen. Walker on the
10th ofAIarch, from Grenada, andin which he
threatens all governments of Central America
with yengence for not having listened to his
peaceabic invitations. -Four hundred fiillibusters
under the command of Col. Sch.essinger, aud
well fortified by the walls and fences of the
s'hacicnda de Santa Rose, I" had been charged and
entirely defeated by 500 Costa Rican troops, un-
der the command of Gen. Mora.
A private letter, dated Liberia %, written by
a foreignerat headquarters, confirms this i'm
portant event, and has good faith for the Costa
Rica army, as the troops arc in good condition
and full of courage, and wish to be led against
the fillibusters. In about eight days the army
was to pass the frontiers, and enter the State of
Nicaragua. More than twenty prisoners, con-
sisting principally of Irish and Germans; they
were to be tried by court martial, and most
probably all,will he shot. On the hour of sail
Ing from Parenas the notice arrived from the
headquarters at Liberia, that nineteen prison
ers had been executed.
The English Mail from Greytown for Costa
Rica has been taken by Walkers people at
Hipps Point-entrance ofthe Sarapiqui river.
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w-The Manufacturers Bank of Troy, az.
VI having refused to pay its city tax, amount
ing to over $1,000, the unsual warrants was issu-
ed and placed for service in the hands of officer
Kip, who repaired to the Bank ON Wednesday
and. seized and carried away bills to the amount
Of The debt. ....l.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

1Sp1ASX FREs BAxks.-The Auditor of the
State of Indiana gives notice that the notes of
thssiollewing FREQ Banks have been placed in
liquidation, and gives notice to tho holders of.
the notes of said banks tolave them at his office
for redemption on or before tho first day ofoc-
tobcr next: =. ~.
Bank; Bank of Connersyille; Bank of Attica;
Stats Stock Bank of Indiana, at Peru; Wabash
Valley Bank; Bank of America, at Morocco; Bank
Of Albany; hank of Bridgeport; Laurel; Orange
Rank; Green County Bank; Atlantic Bank; Bank
Oft. Wadsworth; Traders Bank, at Terrc Haute;
Droyers Bank, at Rome; Farmers Bank, tJas-.
per; New York Stock Bank, ut Vincenncs; Ply
mouth Bank
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..-sHoRpENINa THE PAN.


The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, referring
to an article from this paper; alter abiding to
the article the writer sagely concludes that our
whole slave loss viii not exceed 800 900. Now
NC can tell the "big fry" of the Bulletin, that
we do not reckon our allegiance to Virginia in
dollars and cents. ThatSsmay be the scale by
which the Bulletion would balance matters, but
here we have rather higher feelings. How long
we should be able to maintain them were VIC
annexed, would, NC fear, be mere matter of
time. We repeat for tbig fry'sn information,
that no 1,ortioaef the Panhandle Desires Gnnes-
tiqit to Peahglrd,i neither Brooke nor Han
cock. nor any other! So the Bulletin may rest
easy in future The following is specimen of
the article referred to, aud itshOws how SANDERS
gain credencc, whatever may be their origin.
But Wheeling does not represent the feelings
ofsalI the Panhandlers. The Wellbnrg, Va,
Herald, published at the county seat of Brooke
county, willnot suffer the Wheeling editors to
speak in behalf Of Brooke and Hancock counties,
and itdeclares that.the people of those counties
are really anxious for annexation to Pennsylva-
mia. The portion of the Panhandle south of
them, may, therefore, remain attached to the
mothef-pan, and this wc trust, may allay any
panic resulting from the idea Of making the
whole Handle an appendage to Pennsylvania
The original Panhandle will simplyv be shorten
cd and Wheeling and Ohio county may remain
attached in territory and spirit to the ssinstitu
lions of the South" Pennsylvania is not very
intensely anxious for the acquisition of any part
of Virginia, though she would open her doors TO
a civil application for admission. So she will
strive TO bear patiently the refusal of Wheeling
to better herself by coming into her territory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19
SPRING ELECT ION.

1--WE charge FIVE DoLAEs for Inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to be paid Invariably in advance. Persons not com
plying with this rule will understand why their announce
u,ents do not arrear.l
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SPECIAL NOTICE S.
BE nor DISCOURAGED,

lSlti NAV4s IQlEoOAO1N<
Dr. ANPFOx The effect of this Vegetable tinc'ne
is some times singular Units operations After taking 1t for
short time there have been where the parts affected
have become sote The pains aggravated and shoos"'
achangng their position, &e this may always regard
ed as afayorabls symptom and and certain sign
that The edicinets some good Let the patient per-
severe increasing Diminishing the quantity taEen-f to"
strong dilute With Wate7s seem best IN their
and In short time the this wonderful Tincture
will be giving relief where all other remedies have
' .1 For sale by ID .T.jlI.yLoGAN.4 co.
ar1I Na GenI Agents.
caAMrs-Ti,e most efficient remedy for cramps In the
stomach ChOler SIOrbs, any other stomach deTange
mcnt the fee HossErTEs's Stomach Btters
The coming generally brings its periodical diseases
which be avoided by timely use oil these btsFs
Therefore, every family should besupued with them In time
As family medicine they have equal. Their MEDICAL
virtues have most eminent and
adopted in their practice whenever tonic is required
eaB- For sale by Druggists generally.
LAUGILINS BusHFIELD.
ap17 t. II. LOGAN co. Agents
"saccess to the artist whose genius say
Restores to its color, The Hair that gray"
chrstodorO's Hair Dye, viii do tt.
We have also
Bachelors Hair Dye,
bohemian "a
JoneS'
Jayncs'
And ali the popular preparations for the hair teeth,
plextOn, &c, &c. Call at his
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
e7r-pERsoxs OF sEDEHTARY HABITS, who are gen.
orally affected with rsrtigo, Lrngor aud ErhaHstton,
Nausea and HsGdHce, have in Bpraves Holland BIttsrs
grateful remedy. gives strength and to the sys-
em stimulates the digestive organs anu cOrrecs acity of
the stomach.
We would caution the public nganst purchasing the
To
positions, ask for Drr'ave's H"n3 Ditters
rz-sol at 81 per bottle or sis bottles for s., by the
proprietOrs,
plnrmaceusts and Chemists, Smith
field and Third Streets Pittsburgh, aud Ivy
LAUGHLE7v.S .E BUSXfTELD,
aptc-1w Wheeling, Va.
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The grentest. Medical Discovery OF tho
Age tx
AYHR,s CATHARTIc PIE

ASG IN
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints but they cure them
One box has curctl Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes cured the worst cases of scrOfula.
. Two Boxes have cured Eryspclas.
One Bon always cures the Jnundice.
Three are to cleanse the system from Rolls
often less tlnn one does 1T. ....
Two BOXES have completely cured the worst of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose the Headache, arising from foul som
nch. -.a-.-.+.. -a.--
Strong Osss often repeated expcl every worm from the
body They should be given to Children who are always
more or less afflicted, with this ~
As gentle Physic they have equal.
One Box cures Derangemcnt of the Liver.
Half Dox cures Cold
They purify the nloo and thus strike foundation of
every disease ~ 49,. ..-, '.-+s
As Dinner PHI there is their equal the world.
They purely vegetable, and do no nrm but do ac-
complish mi nnnccountabe amount of good
Prepared by Dr. c. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
and all Druggists aud dealers in Ned
tcinc throughout this secttOn.
A. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
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cIzzzENsS 1:dNDED.igE.

Mr. EDrroR Please obllss nanY citizens by announcing
worthy fclO~-citi1en, ISAAC COTS as candidate
ensuing Spring Ilectio, office fshertd
Ohio county. ,-s il .-..-
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LET TIE AFFLICTED ME.lR TIE TESTIMONY
OF 4 LADY.
ITO those who the pleasure Of knowing her VIC need
say nothing, but to others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering thus speak. None APP
precate JOY aud gratitude In being relieved from pain,
of suffering unparalleled but those (f there be
any who have suffered like her, i.
Miss s. has long been resident of this city-Or le last
wears has been successfully conducting school at No. GU
The happy change in her hea. Is subject
Of aStOnishcnt aud joy her friends. We ask
those Interested Size will tell them of
her cure l,y aaptOs TTMce than she Inns written THUS
Is that this remedy goes giving relief TO tile sick. We
refer the public them From distant places also
hear of tie happy result These facts with the con;
Ireudce to hide their heads that uamptOn's
Tincturc Is u wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-19

StR. EDrok:-Pltase announce PsrER pSi.ArLsrSE ms
candidate Commissioner the Revenue for Ohio ooun
". amp MANY NoTERs.
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SOMETWLNG ABOUT XIMPTONnS TyNCTURE-TO
.NERH OE.S SUFFERERS.
an Invgornor and Restorative where gentle stimu
Wante believe it superior to R the COrdalS be-
fore the public, n for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SC0F
uT.A and RIEUSATI with NIL diseases OF Stomach and
Bowels been truly successful to the single and
We the most valuable remedy, Which thousands
will testify.
I5Y-CaI and get pamphlets AMI see cures.
For sale by II. n. Logan s. Co.. Wheeling, Gen.
Sold by MORTIMER ( MOwBRAY,
24N Baltimore ST., BALTIMORE,
-. .ss.. and 3O4, broadway, n. Y.
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MEssas E6troRs:-Y 1i confer !. favor upon
by announcing our esteemed aud worthy fellOw-eEen
election.
fv5 OHIO COUNTY.