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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
ASA IGLEHART,

(Late Of and s uocessoFto 1neIe, Wheelerd IgIe-
: hartin Real kstats Aeencies,) =
Attoruey ae LAW and
Real Estate Agemt, .4s
willattond 20 the Collection Of Debts, The puf-
chase and sale OF Real Estate and all other pro-
burgh and the sdjolning eountiesin Indiana.
HP OFFICE oyER rHk cAHALDANk,
EVANsvILLE,INDIA
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Bring on Your Wool.

THE subscriber would respectfully inforia ths
i public that he viii continue 10 card, spin and
manufactu 70 wool in:o rolls, ,arn cloth. on the
shortest possible notice, and In tho beat manner
vow A. ,hsx 80 4, Csnc,sna'I en-" hsvs my rol,'
~ yhey return. Ailwork warranted fIe has
good assortment OF rstnets. Blankets, plaid an,
plain Flannels, stocking yurn, &C., &C. which hs
wishes 10 cell for cash or exchange Tor wool.
Harrison, June IL en-
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'''' '' '%lLsos KING.


81. Louis, June 90, 1883.
PROF. WOOD: As you are about 70 prepare
and vend your recently discovered HAIR kesIesa'
tive, and Nc you request my opinion OF u, VIII
state, that my hair was, few months ago, worry
gray. and AFTER using two bottes Of your Hair Re-
storative, 10 resumed tie original color; and since
its application. all dandfun has disappeared from
my head, and have been troubled with no dlsa-
grecabls Itching OF IN, scalp. AN satlsned, that
those who II, will not regret u. Ne gives the
appearance OF having boen recently oiled. am
prepared, therefore, " recommend ~ use 70 all
who are DESTROYS OF having beautiful head OF
hair. am, sir, yVurs, etc.
lTHIIkHT
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Prints! Prints!!

DOR Merrimse. Coeheco. Bay Stnse phl,,n A,
len's sprsgues, Dunneis, aud all other good
''s spai Il il ''''rr's'"fs no. nAxra
wRroErsvEoErABLE HArR rxvrooaA-
lftff fltfF TOR.
This superior KHsharion isnow on sale In nrook.
Vile. II needs no pafinf. All that the people
rantisto knov where 1, 70 for ~.
90 20 M. w. Halles.
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

NIsE ckhoiders Of The Cincinnati, tndianano
- lie and caicseo railroad Company are he rsb,
Company viii be holden u Me once Of The Com
pany In Brook Vile. on The nth day OF July nsx
5e' VEGA The hours OF 10 and O'Clock \. M. o
sald day. Under Me management Of g, n. BENTLEY
flection, JOHN WYNN.
June 20 ~ -. ..... Hec'y,
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PROF. WOOD: Ny hair bad. for several years,
been becoming prematursiy gray, accompanied
hy harshness which rendered the constant appil-
cation OF oil necessary In dressing IL When
commenced using your Hair Restorative, about
two months ago, IL was IN that condition; and hav-
ing continued its use til within the last three
sumed asoitness and lustrs greatly 10 be prsfsr-
red,o those produced BY the application Of oils OF
any other preparation have ever used. regard
II as an Indispensable article Cor every iay's toll
e., whether 10 be used ~ HAIR Restorative or
for the simple purpose OF dressing or benutifing
the hair. You have permission 10 roferto me all
who entertain any doubt OF he performing all that
IL claimed for IL. MRS. g. sYMoNDs., ~
Cincinnati, o., Feb, 10, 1854.
WATERFOWL, Mass, May !, 1854.
PROF. D. J. WOOD: Allow me 20 attest the
virtues sud magic powers Of yonr Hair keslora-
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly
gray, I purchased, aud soon commenced 20 use,
two BATTLES; and II soon began 10 tell, In restoring
the silver locks TO their native color, and the hair
which wac before dry aud harsh and falling Of,
now became soft anu glossy, aud II ceased falling,
the dandrun disappeared, and The scalp lost all
the disagreeabie itching, so annoying bcfores and
now, not only lovk, but Toe Dung again. E.
CHARLES WHITNEY.
UTsoid at lI4 Market street, st. Louis, Mo-
- Broadway, New York, and BY all Druggisk-
everywhere. All kinds or family patent med.
ci,es for SALE the best possible terms, al Pro-
fsssor Woods establishment, ils Market Street
St. Louis.
pD. v. Johnstonissois agent for Brookville!
april II 1r rn4 -r .If 81
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Hats!

WE arc just seaelsing our spring stock Of SILK
w Fur, Wool, panaus, Leghorn, Palm Loaf,
Canton, and Straw Hats. Also nice assortment
OF Caps Of variousi colours
april II 70. BAKER.
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BROOKS & NOBLE

HAVE OPENED A LARGE BOOT AND SHOE
III STORE In the room formerly occupied by ID.
PR'cE * Son, on Main burgess street, where they
will keep on hands general assortment OF Boots
eastern made.
Mr.. Brooks being practical Shoe Maker, and
Keeping large number OF tbs best OF " orb men
al work. can supply custt mers with work, 70 or
der, ON short notice. He wIlialso warrant all the
eastern work purchased at his store-one very
great advantage TO be secured by buying OF them.
they confidently expect TO merit the patronage Of
this county. aud therefore expect to have IL.
They keep on haad full supply OF Findings,
and Leather, both sole aud upper, of every des-
erption. They furnish Shoe Makers with ev-
or, article they may want on short notice, and NJ
very reasonable rates.
marchyi
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puRE LIQUORS. for medicinal purposes only.
We have ~ store pure reH Wine, cosnae
ivis ii w. L. pARaunAR q co.
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CARPET WAREHoU Sc.
No. 10 ks-s vour.h Street, between Main and sye.
~ now 'R Recr ssis o,'i nssaa siocx or
" Enflish aud American Carpets, .,uu1In Coods.
OH closhs, 40. &C, fcr me nil trade. 10 which 10
scspeetiuIi, invites the attention Of the public.
ssp ~ iy--psr ti-t tIt tt
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Efsn, just received Smoked fanbu,, White
II tish aud Ma Oh efei wholesale and retail BY
: tuiyii w. l.. Va RaurAa a Co.
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Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN,

sAAEs SSSu@SAN',
T. sAsprosD. Esq.
Inj ustice to the memory of the late
Mr.. B uchanan. and In reproof OF those
who are deriding him. Ne would say
that on receiving the news OF his nom
nation. in May last. he died--died o
bis own free will and accord. II
most eloqu ens and touchiug Language
be departed his individual life. saying
II am James Buchanan. no more
Now we insist thst a man has 8 RICH
to die when he pleases. II he can with
out commi ting suicide. In this ca se
the decsased was brought to an un'
timely end. by the act Of the conven-
ton who had placed him on platform
that is enough to kill any body who
had ever expressed an opinion on the
slavery question. Being 10 direct op'
position to the constitution. ~ expoun.
ded by those who made it. and the
presidents and judges and statesmen
Of the frst 20 years of the Republic
and being 10 opposition 10 Mr.. Buch'
anan's recorded opinions only 8 year.
ago, how else could he do? We IN,
sist thar il was . master stroke o
policy-decidedly tho smartsst thing
the old man ever did-smsrter ever
than saying 70 John Bull-"Phifty
phour, phorty or phight." and theu
craw6shing down to 80. to avoid
Eight. By this one act he. wiped on
all his past sins and qualifications
"He is James Buchanan. no more,
and We object 10 this use Of his letter
It may be we'll enough to array
against the platform, just as We brinl
forward the letters Of the late Jane
lWhitcomb. Henry Clay. Daniel Web
stsr. Thomas Jefferson and other de
parted worthless, to show that tn
platform is revolutionary, but for n
other purpose. It's certainly in III
face Of the platform. but who care
lfor that?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

eeWe are not accustomed to offer any opin-
parations offered for the cure Of Fever and Ague
and kindred diseases, but must make an excep-
ton in favor Of the celebrated remedy known as
"Rhodcs' Fever and Ague Cure" From itsgen-
une excellence, It IS deserving Of grateful well
come from al sufferers from GhiEls and FeTer,
Rldws en- recommend it as. not only the most
e{5cacioaS, but also as the only entirely innocent
FsEnedy which has been offered to the public
as preventive, It may be relied upon with the
StmoSt confidence, securing travellers IN nSlaFi-
ous districts froTa the INJURIOUS effects Of MAS
matte exhalations DIs james r. Chiffon, the
eminent New York Chem titles It 70 Be en-.
tireiy free from the least Of an injuri-
ousnsture snd It's auccess IN every part Of the
fset sntidcts 10 Sialsge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

eY-The New York Evening Post, theleadiug
Democratic Free Soil Journal comes out in a
two cOlumned articlein reference tothe nOminn-
nation Of Mr.. buchanan for the Presidency. 1t
Is evidently from the pen of Mr.. Bryant The
Post takesit for granted that Mr.. Buchanan will
be the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention;
but the editor is stndiously non-cOmmittal upon
the question Of the Free Sellers supporting him.
The South, it is intimated, will readily take him
up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

B-A verdict for sl1 ,a7e, 80 has beeurender-
ed in the New York Superior Court in favor of
Harper Brothers, against the New York City
Insurance Company, for insurance on plaintiffs
goods, destroyed by Ere some time since. De.
Sendents contended that there was clause in
the policy STIMULATING that camphsne should not
be used,-but as the policy agreed that COM
plainants should carry on the printing business,
it was held that camphene could not be dispen-
ssd with. So the Court thought-and so the
Jury found.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

gwEhe oldest Journal in Holland, the Haar-
lem Courant, on the 9Th inst, attained tho re-
spectacle age of TWO hundred years. For mp
wards of one hundred years this journal has
been uninterruptsdly in the possession of the
the familyof its present publishers, Johannes
Enschede & Co. It's founder Was Abraham Car
tslsyn, who issued the first number on the 9th
Of January, 1866, under the title, weeckelJke
courant van Europa, weekly Couranto of Europ)
which, however, he soon changed to HARLEM
courant. The subscribers to this sheet were pre-
Eented, on its two.hundreth, with fac-simile
gifts first number
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

BAasux BHokr.-The Albany Atlas quotes
fromthe Hartford Times in allusiOn to the recent
failure of the jerome clock company, and says
that Barnum, who has had of late long and
busy finger in this exploded bubble, is also
bankrupt The great Snowman" it is said,
is left without penny in his own name-his
New York investments, 'Iranistsn, the weOlly
horse and al, having gone by the board"
Believe that who will, zee don't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

IxpsovsxEsr OF R1vzl,s. The Fredericksburg
Herald, in an article advocating the aid of the
Legislature to the improvement of Virginia riy-
srs, gives the following example of what a city
may become by an improved navigation; With
six feet Of water in The Clyde, Glasgow contains
sd population Of 10000 with fifteen feet Of
water, she now numbers $4,000, The obsts-
eles sheO7ercame were much greater than those
standing in our way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

SsvEN CaIxrSAIs CoapsNSEn 70 BIB HuNG.-
Tho YazOo City (AIiss.) Banner, says: Seven
of the tried in the Circuit Court, now in session
in this city; have been convicted of murder
the three negroes for the murder Of Pritchard;
Cotton, for the murder of Smith; Lynch, for the
murder Of Wright; Kent, for the murder Of
James, and last, that demon in human shape,
Bovsrd, for the murder of his wife. They are
all condemned to be hung
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

HoaRBI3-we learn from the Harrisburg
Telegraph that young lady Of Cumberland
county, while sleighing one night last week,
Vas frozen to death. She eomplaind tohereom-
panion early insthe evening Of being very cold,
: but there being no public house near they did
not SOP. soon after, on coming 20 q tavern,
she refused 70 stop, saying she felt very com.
Portable, and they drove on Arriving at home
she had to be assisted out Of the sleigh in stu
Por.,ike state, aud shortly after expired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

CRnIa IN Misunderstanding to 3 report
Just published, there were arrested in Chicago
during the last six months 2,7l6 persons. Of
whom four we've ministers, 4 lawyers, 8 doctors,
and 2s9 females. Twenty-Five were arrested for
murder and attempts at murder, and one hun
bred and ninety.four for being inmates of broth.
els Amount Of fines collected during that time
S37,215.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

EWThe country newspapers universally
plead in behalf of the quails, which are repre-
ented ashaving suffered incredibly during the
recent cold weather, large numbers having per
Eshed. Epicures ara invoked to abstain from
eating them till the weather mOdsrates SO that
there shall be less motive for capturing the bird
in its present starved and helpless condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

w-Ths Cork Ireland) Examiner states that
the quantity Ofpotatoes at present to be found
in the possession Ofths farmers throughout the
country generally, greatly exceeds the estimates
formed atths close of the harvest. 1t appears
that in the rural districts Of Cork, business a.
mong the dealers in Indian meal has fallen otto
very remarkable extent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

TaE maple sugar crop Of the year 1855 is es-
tiuated BY the officials in Washington, in the
Agricultural Bureau, to be worth about 8, 40,
600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

All SoRTs OF SIISDs.-TheTe IS a strong dis
position in men Of oppositeminds to despiseeach
other 4 grave man nnotconeeivew what is the
use of wit in society aperson who takes strong
common senseview of the subject, IS for pushing
ontiby the head andshoulders an ingenious the
.orist, who catches at tho slightest and hintest
analogics; and another man, who scents the II
dieuEous from sfar, viii hold no commerce with
him who tests exauisitely the fine feeling of the
heart, andis aliyetO nothing else; whereas talent
is talent, andmind is mind, in all its branches
Wit gives to life one Of its best fiaYorS, common
sense leads to immediate action, and gives socie
" It's daily motion; large and comprehensive
views causes its annual rotation; ridicule chasti
ses follyand imprudence ndkeeps menin their.
proper sphere; subtlery seizes hold Of the fine
threads of truth, analogy darts away inthe most
sublime discoveries; feeling paints al the ex-
quisite passion Of mans soul and rewards by q
Thousand nv ard yisitAtions, rthe sorroKs that
come from without God made Il an 1t isall
goolih We must despise no sort of talent; they
an have their separate duties and ases-aII the
happiness ofman for theirsohject; they an i'm
prove, exslt and gladden. life Ssidaeg Saitb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31
"Truth stranger than Fiction.'
LE'T 7ZzE 44IFzgc7ElD liEAl3 THE 7ss7hVoYY

LET' TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTIMONY
OF AiLADY. i ~
those who have the pleasure Of knowing her need
say nothing, but TO others we remark that desire
benefit The suffering induces her has speak. None s
rceiae her joy aud gratitude In beiuR relieved pRD
after years OF suffering unparalleled but those Or DO
any who have suffered like her 49, y L.
Bliss ). haslOng been resident OF this cyfor the
Year, has been successfully conducting school at No. go
Baltimore street The happy change In health subject
OF astonishncnt aud joy 70 her friends We ask
those interested to call on her She will tell them
her cure BY a'htOHs 9Sture than shc has Eritte Thus
Is ths remedy goes giving relief to the sick. We refer
the public TO them From distHnt places aso hear
81 the same happy result These facts with the
testimony Of thousands should skepticls
dice e hide their heads and cOneede that ISmpOn Tine.
ture is aEOudeTful discovery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31
DALI.EY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DALLET'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
WIN suSdue the pain inflammation from the severest
burns scaIds in from to twenty minutesand that
will heal the wounds without SCARF; aud eectlay cure Pe
yer sores-sal. Rhtun- lnlatnmasoFy Rheumatism
and Inaamed Eyes-cuts Bruses-old and Ulcer
ated sores-Seald HeadCorns BuaiOns
sPrains Pelonssore Eprles-ch ilblainsites
Of InseetssNeEed and broken EruptIOns-and al
other 1napaOry and eutsaeous diseases where the parts
affected can be reached -7 sas5azi -sgi4
Don't be nereduOus about the many diseases named to be
cured by only htng-but reflect that the few positive
properties which The Daley salve alone contains and as
heretofore epuerated-one to fourca reach not alone
the disease but many enumerated
ouery-Doqot regular bra physieidHs prtscribs cGlo-
rfeE fneedrdtyJor Scores efttigetest disedsesi
Zach box GKSrE DA1LEr,s Pans EXTRACTOR has upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of CIV
cLIokESER 4 CO., prOprtetOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer Al others counterfeit Price IS certs
per box.
Es'-An orders should addressed to G. Y Clelner Z
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York s.H as2a5J Z
For sale BY LAUGHALHS q BUSRFZELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the L. g. - sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31


ABOARD me SCHOONER Two sPoLI1Es q
At ft1lker inside Of Sandy Hook, Jan. q, $50
DEAR UNCLE JOSHUA: have jest got back
from Washington, where have beenfor the
LAST fortnight watchin the old ship of State layin
tn in sort of three cornered gale of wind This
| gale struck her the Sd Of December. and threw.
her all aback, and the gale holds on yet tight as
ever, and there she has been layin now seven
weeks head to the wind, rollin and pitchin, and
hasn't gained ahead rod. I've seen rough
times in the Two Pollies and long gales of wind.
and hurry Eanes, and wlirlpools land all sorts of
weather, but this Is the first time I've seen a
craft layin too agin three.cornered gale for two
months upon stretch, ina chopin sea, worse
than the Gulf Strean5 in aithunder storm. But
don't yoube frightened, Uncle Joshua; she won't
go down, but will live through it. and go on her
voyage by-an-by all right. Our old ship of
State is staunch craft; she is built of the very
! best stuff and put together In the Strongestman-
ner, and there isn't a spar nor plank nor
tlmber-head IN her but what's as sound as amt
! She's the best ship in the world, and the Two
Polies is the next. So you needn't be afeerd
that any sea will ever swamp her !; and if she
should be in danger Of runnin ashore or on the
breakers by the squabble and fooIin of her OIL
GERS, she's got cre,o that will take care of her
You know, Uncle I've been sailin round Cuba
L44& SOOCl SSn1le, trying
the plans of our Congress at Ostend aud Axle
EShappeI, to take Cuba, because our country
couldn't geta long without it; and self-preserya-
ton, you know, is the first Law of mater. We
shouIdgot through that job long ago if our Cabi-
net hadn't backed out about it never exactly
understood the home difficulty; but Tn sure
there was some hard shutting somewhere. We
was all right aboard; but the backin and film in
the Home Department was what bothered us, and
pretty likely has upset the business First, the
Home Department told us to go ahead and fix up
our 0stend matter the best way. we could. But
as soon as and Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. SooIey
the rest Of US in the Foreign Government, had
got things well under way, and was about ready
to take Cuba the Home Department turned round
and fit agin us, tooth and nail As said afore
1 couldn't account for this home difficulty and
sudden turn-about of the Home Department, un-
less they was afeared we should get the most of
the credit of taken Cuba; and may be /, or Mr..
Buchanan, or Mr.. Sooley, or Mr.. Mason, or Mr..
Sanders might get to be President by it. But
such athought never entered mg head, and I can
pledge myself the same for all the rest We was
to work entirely for the country good and moth
in else. And for the Home Department to get
jealous of US and turn egin us in that way was
cruel and onkind. 1t greives me every time
think of it; for think like the good Dr. Watts,
where he saysP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

Illustration, and if hisplan Of organizing the
ouse by the employmentof the .Downingville
Iilitia is adopted By the 'Gineral, We may
ok out for the election of Speaker, very soon.