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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01
REORAGE WANTED.

- = u ~
MAE prepared store In Fire Proof Warehouse
quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise or
r4se Isl 80 -
Having and airy stairs particular care Will
be Household Furniture. Agrcuturai Implements
rus se1.lr.r 49,
loLger when desired. ssft "a - ~ q s.
use located on and and g.
anal and most fer shipping River Rail-
+osd- AppIyto - 5novi - GEO. FOSTER X CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01
Tomb ssoussia the safest man
asr when ordered. $50 youy uv1u

TN BRSg POWERS ND rHRK~H IS. Ssa.tI
me- PsansytvAaa Powers aud Thrsshsrs: Enerv'@
rruiar viii adaptsd sewing Card sod or
ak.p all which elling
M. usvie W l7fss y GRANT " OARS0N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01

uazs 2sK roYDRAs STREET, NEW oRLxAss.
m a1e $50 a.st JOHN BVRTIS.
y4-Iyw - aa $40 ,s.Fs., EvaRsviiie. Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01

A sss tn r. undarsin9sd would respectfully Ia
farm the public thst he hss taken the ola
- stand formerly occur pied by MT N eSsrna IN on
Rirst stre et Vino and Division Nhere
isPaspayed q DO BlaaSsmsaiS 1Csi,i II s say
fsncpg rang balcony stairs and ssas
rrat=s Railroad 40 canal
8one A. prices an Anchors
svays ha d. also wnss a
kotnG an eto Anr
haed as Machincrv Understandings VIII
son pay II hsaEy done - ~
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N tTTSESSss VS6 aEM &C VIZ Jars

Z ,.
Fosters Bloc r. list ST.. evansville. Ind.
VWE still continue Mattresses OF
FWsaverv kt~& kssasnd "a the copsstiug of
, HAIR SPRING. W0SSs Cotton anu $huck,
o. s sizes We xiias sho~ Mattresses by the
ste y, othsr and they will receive the
fsrsnce Wa will sail tn AZ ~hoesae retail make
them orier favorable they be found
Bel Ia ~ al qust-s always h1nA
mAie order We viii n. happy sho them all who
wish oat7s
UsTRHs-2 black Lusre: rec'd this day aud To-
Ia sale by :1e1t-esia ID LANES Low 90
fdec14-dAws ~ = .risv Nv
SSFEEL FIR e CONGRATULATIONS .
- BrasS band Shovels Tong;
Csa Shoveis; stan IS (Eor ShoRes and
BY (dec61 =. rUAs. 9 EvCrr-
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TiR ANSPOIIT ATTON.

gENHE undersigned has the the sais of
N beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with roun
wrought rods and figures put great variety
and Sizes which will sell att prices
FREIaRT
This railing cheaper substantial than othe
Kind in Those wishing Railing enclose
call. q
Price.frOm 81 so TO 90 so per foot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTII-The IL 20 Train Sam
dusky with Morning Trnn from TOleOs atMOnrnevie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of @. T. Road at
Shelby function with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pitt9urg
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
er nay City from Detrolt at lionroeyie with western Train
e T. r. Ri at Shelby Junction at 5-21 p. NJ with he Mail
Train O. c. c. II. O. for Columbus CINCINNATI AIaIs-
teidJuRction Rt5f55 p. AI. with Past o. II.
for PtsburG and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. K.
GOING NOlTlI-The 9.2O Train viii make close
neetion st Newark with Mail Train from Beair O. ~ u.
R; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at 1918 with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and MonrOeEc with
Mail Train on c. d. T. road to Toledo, Chicago.
400 PM Train VIII Newark with Express from
The East ON Genital Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction SCI
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; AIOnroeve
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and Sandnsy
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. W. WEBB, supl
sandusky, Aug 4 1855 srpl6-u
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Notice.

III AyING sold the Saddle Harness. and Tr,nI Mama
featuring part OF my business shan devote myself
or the presentl exclusively Sadery Hardware and
Coach Trimming business having, by the ene
room and greater facilities. being In
city, exclusively In this business from my long eyrri
In, extensive connection rsi,ss
hope To he able 10 rerr entire who win
IaEor with their Very thankful the liberal
e1astou heretofore bestowed itOn me. soIeit
OF tne same JOHN KNOTE
ails 4-sinn Old Stand Main Ssrr,f
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
EREsIAH B. SHEPPARD and oIIAS. MORGAN have
- this day entered Into partnership Saddle, Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business under the Sep-
pard & Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr. Kn0te the manufacturing
part OF his extensive establishment, and
workshops, have facilities for manufacturing which will
enable furnish description articles
lowest rates. and OF the latest and most improved style
We have hand full articles in
line, consisting or Saddles, Brides Harness. Trunks
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, Saeeis Saddle BAGS &C. Ec
all Of which viii be ss wholesale and retail
lowest rates.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 ordered WORK rerair-
ing promptly attended to- trust b strict atietion
and reasonable prices the lntron-
age which has been literally bestowed the
proPretnr SHEPPARD & MORGAN,
augS-5in Nc 12i Main ST., corner Of Union.
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TRANSPO PORTA HOY
Virginia Central Railroad. -
ORANGE AND AIlI4XANBIsIA
3ssffs Is. ~ ,sfa
Great Northern aId sontletn A1aiI Ront.
RAIIdeoA12

f
--l-A. ~ b
Great Northern ana southeFn Man Route.
FOR NoRTfERN, SolfTlIEItN AND WESTERN
TiikfELEIS. ri4F
IaNEtce D1ILY, Sanduy night excepted bctfeen Ricl-
1npna and Washington cts va Gesaepsyilis ana kex
Hours Of departure a Rich
Tnond. 0s45 A. u. and 78 p n. -
and sl1ni
Arrive at Richmond . i.sn Paf and = 8 4. n. y
BagEase checks and tickets given through between He
fnond and WASHINGTON.
T1iisE TWO RAILROADS HAgIsg No STRAP Rkft.
and being in excellent cATi3Itf TIE GRIAT
SoRTHERN Am. SOUTHERN ~ ALL. give The hest e1ar-
antee Of always securing CONNECTIONS, shpEn by nf
vais daily at Richmond Washington city Ia advance Of
the Steamboat line. Il faa
fARE BETWEEN RICHMOND ASD WAsISeI 10
An Omnibus Uill be found always ready take Gr0fgh
passengers and their hagase Of wearing aprel between
the tEo Depots free Of ear with tnlg thelp
take their meals, Ehetser going North South bIa
Through Tickets can be obtained between Dhntile ana
ssshlaEt9p AZ the TerIlqps e .he Road nov
peted TO Dapyllle- An Agent n the calnpas feceire
The cIecs oi passengers the Dantile Road and
tend to their baggage all the Bal
timore Depot,
route
Tsreisn change Of enhe night line. between Rich
niond and Alexandria. fe1 IA
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Sold out.

rIlIIE subscriber having sold Messrs sbepard (
Morgan the Of his establish
et, would embrace this opportunity return his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage him for
the last years, bets leave TO 10
his friends and his SUCCESSORS know
ing then to be experienced worknisn every way
worthy the confidence and patronage the public have
doubt they Satisfaction to an who may
favor s,'. sllsm aa, with 'elr eus'0'n ,ouS r,o,,
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Just ReceiVed

SSTORESCoTTsr Phlfp the SeSond,'' 2Vpts.
Il i4ssqGierss Notes on Central America
allie and Correspondents OF Lord Ieifry,i
I Letters Lady Worthy NoutaEle,'fs
sIsbserSt Table Tafk,s N
Correspondence OF Napoleon vol
a'rlie Aibtclie IN Alzirfd,'
1aEliasae Pfcierss End, Journey Round the NeFtl
'AIss sIurray's Letters from the United States &C..
Historical and Literary cariosifies Gf LnndOu,
tsAinr.y Hozgstts Ballads and osser Poenis,s
Hifqo,liS Whfnis ard 0iJieS-f !
-EeerteSi Addresses
Emma Bartistt, Prejudice and Fausteissn-''
allie Of llSt. lanes Buchanan, =
ift OF CJ g Sremant &C. &e For sale At the Garner
l Isssterr.
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FREIGHT DEPARTMEl
60 .sAeyln
-!ssssszEzA
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes-
vile Railroad

NTERCIIANTS the public generally,
l hereby respectfully informed that the O. w T. r.
r. Company prepared receive and forward freight
from the temporary Station In GAINESVILLE. Second street
north OF Mninl Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, Wash
ington rclevie Lancaster Lexington and nterme-
diate Stons Particular attention Will also he given tothe
forwarding of Freight destined for the West In accordance
with the wishes Of consgnors whether by Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati.
Freight VIII be received during winter
P.9 NJ; during the months
from A. NJ to r. S and shippers avorng the Company
with their patronage rely the CnlnpanyS Agents
giving every attention necessary to insure the utmost
promtude and safety In the forwarding Of property
trusted to their
For further Information the Freight Tariff published by
the Company, apply to
General Freight Agent,
my3nlawtf ZlnesviIle. Ohio
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For Fan eourse, isctpirg Departments of Book
keepV0, Lectures aud Pe,i.adilsttp, i.paFir0ty IN
FS, FIG toarss n L.iaiss 70
rTIIE PRoPRIEroRs take great pleasure in EXPRESSING
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
sSn nave 6ls career OF their Institution since
lewed eertOis to meet, Le AROs eJTcieHt sNAle
rapidly demand Oyaetssff
sise Of ,sredMtite t1tEing. The great practical
eNerieneeo the Principal, in Banking CONNER
eia Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled him bring degrru OF perfection
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Zach
STUDENT b. ts process, is rlle,l DESK iaic
L.or0agliy s toaig Ie hdd
Tls. 90. @ ,b II s so1'e strge toDt,aerctdt
sianaers in great iiensars, iissipatri.
In addition en.ngeinent accomplished Assist
ants also secured services OF some of the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio TO lecture
our Instruction extended to particlari
ENTRY BOOK GREPiS With sr nsS run Ts
its scientific upon Commercial History
osaphy, Commercial Products Commercial caIcItions
Political ECONOMY, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade Part
TIE LzIDLES' DEP1RTnEYp
Is opened the reception ofLaies No IstutIon In
the Union nparts more thorough Interesting course
In conclusion would add that we shan NUT forth our
best Efforts to merit In stll degree the Hat
pledge o.essiees 10 srf fs mas met, ga ss1
course 9f srrtats tan foras at any
Among te many Recommendations we give the follow
'we, the nndsrsigned take pleasure in .estif that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. Grapyrris ability as a,
Aesann'an and Teacher of Book Keeping which Is Of the
Ehest order He has had great experience as an Ae-
e2uhtant IN heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
Eites nun superior facilities In hnparting PracfieGt
11soetssd0s q Boo" 6sei0,e and t1oroaSA Htn.sreil
l. J. ALLEN, IL. H.
President OF Farmers College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
President ofKenyon College.
- - !. So :
To young men Who wish to acquire 8siHess Rfuea-
ltcitteS seldom eqnaiet.--
MT mas the rars theoretical knoi
s and aptess IN teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel that graduates from
his College w be fy competent ke, the most eoBski-
A. P stone, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
= seesy Board OF Control, State Bank Of
JF- PAleM. Book Keeper at D. 7. Woodbury,s.
D. oNERDIER, Book Keeper NJ Clinton Bank
II z MILLS, sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke CO.
Q. .B.MAsoN, Book Keeper at J. IL Riley 4 Co.'S.
eS-F For full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER se ARMSTRONG,
-s PruDrietors.
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DR.. e. q; WINCHELL.

AS taken srit OF splendid rooms ID HornbrOokss
II block. 1fs5< Main directly over c P Hrown'> jew
ey store where he hopes establish himself
By close attention to his business, reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes
share OF pafrOnage.
pr W Is familiar With al The modes OF Inserting
Teeth, Including the ~Coutinuous Cum work FiinE,
cleaning extracting, done In the best and most faithful
charge for avice. For further particulars inquire
the Office. ms9i
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Sundries.

Sundries.
ITO SACKS OF Rio coRee:
liz : Jirrees Rice;
BIDS PuiTerizsi Sugar,
g.. CESlshesi
. Soft Crushed Sugar;
hhds. y o. Sasar;
10 boxes Chocolate:
4na lbs Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pfpes.
2H bhls- No MEDIUM 1Iaekerei:
81 4 bblS-
- boxes No. Herring;
ID b5ls- Prime Eastern Herring
Iust received and for sale by
ALEX TURNER.
f.29 sTeIodeoa Baiidinss Main -
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NOYEAI BIER 1856
/ INSURANCE.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF WHEELING.
OFFICE MKT Door no TlfE NJ 5 81. BANK.

rTNIIIs Company Is row July organized and prepared to
IL Issue Policies the liberal rates, Fiar
AnlWP. Woods, Vim. Mccoy, Jas. n. Baker,
Vim W Slriver, John NJ Matthew'S John List, =
Jas C. Ael,csen, L s Delaplain. John F Hopkins.
9f - +t-q W l.. S. DELAPLAIN. President.
= w II pErE1snS. .seeretarr. "a - epI
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4
DIRECT RoETE TO cINeISNxT AND TTIE WEST
Two Passeager Trnins lsnily each ,vns
az and after Monday May sst tEans uiIE ssas follows
" Sundays excepted u = q
ZaursvIile.. 4. M. a;gols NJ Sc
New LexisgIoi SIS $40 - $50
IL ncas,er. .-,.----s.-.-.1DsS0 - b.20
C5-revaIe 1fs4o p n. 6.20 So
Morrow -..--.., .s.f.ss- = s:is : $50
Arrive claeiRnal' srNaIib iiis lse a NJ
Leave latsti lfixuress.- Accommodation
Cincinnati 500 A. sIs ssao 2 A.
Morrow No s1,Ei 7:24 $50
Wilmingtop-E 80. .z--.--.-.s szt $50 :.
" MashlRgton :; ~ ~ sss
New Lexington. n..-.-...-.-s-.f1s25 . 10=5a q
Arrive Zanesvllle- .-.---. 1880 P: NJ 1890
$50 Train o. r Wheeling, and arrives in Gin
cinnati At 5tt4 tzss fst it.s es7z .tt
$500 GAINESVILLE the arrival Of the
1I=45 Train c. OR II from Wheeling ae
This Road LOCALIZED through the most beautiful part of
Ohio, passing through New Lexington, Lancaster, Circle
vlIe Washington Wilmington ali fine Hourishng towns
road that IS air-line, inakin;, desirable route
No attention viii be spared the Of the officers Of
the Road to make this pleasant route for the travelling
Trains Eili stop ut All ter1neate stations and connect
Mt Morrow with trains for Dayton Nenia Springfield, &eI
and at Loyeand with trains for Hisborough and Chilli
Lines Of stases and peRets make connections for all
portant points ia Southern Ohio, 81 zsl,ls. 81 y
EE-The Omnibus Line calls the Hotels, upon
orndor, doors OF the Stacey
House, will call for passengefsIn of the city,
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Gbr lObrrlil1g 1lrtrIligrllfer,
IL PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wERKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
TEItMS

OFFIcE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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lrst spriDE stoch-
Watches, Jewelry, SilverWare,
&c, &c
J. T. sc O T It's 81
n NV and sfiendid stock-1ar elceeng IN beauty.
~ esIieaer, variety and any be heretofore
oiereil his pztrDls-Eiif le otieIie on r.
MONDAY 4ORNfSG, s2sTIf TEST-
wlse h- respeetfny Invites he attention The pui-
lie. mh22
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01

BIG RED BOOT.
w Establishments, ofte iarIestand manufactu.
red Of Boots and Shoes Fall Winter ear
offered In tls auy other market They have been
manufactured to order according directions and
intended expressly retailing regular ellsto-
mers, and all others who may We can
offer unusually large variety OF Boots and Shoes which
equal In quality OF material
those manufactured IN this any other part United
States. consist in part the fol-
lowing seasoHable good:
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-CHICIlERINGss PIANO FORT

O414O4ALIOiINS4 n S4'S PIANO FtOItIES
,.fsZES==a OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply OF ChIckerng Sons cell
u IL III lebrated Piano FoTtes, Of beautiful
nut and Rosewood fnish and for brilliAncy OF
tone and lEhtncss OF touch either ibis
country Europe are offered at the lowest manufact,
rers prices, including carriage.
Also Prince Co. Melodeons, style, Wff1l and
nan swell OF fine Rosewood finish, aud lowest Buffalo
prlGes with general stock Of Martins celebrated Guitars
french and German Yions, Yolinceilos, Flutes
sies banjos taEnorines, Tuning Forks, The hest
Strings, with all other articles In the music line and gene
raj asss rtinent of Variety Goods.
No. 26 Union street.
nlye ..9a aa aa. Jas. MRIInR.
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WHEELING va sATIRDAY- MORNING.
.TR ANSPORTsAT TION.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
RAILROAD.

OPEN TIN 05E e. H. e
DIRECT RoETE TO eINeISHzII AND THE WEST
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RARE CHANGE FOR BARGAINsIglI
SAVINGS BANK STORE

h4ARE CHANGE FOR BARGAlNSll
SAVINGS BANK STORE
FOR SALE.
IT,, ProPFlssSr q The s,sTnss Da's Store
is occupation and u being necessary close is .nsss
sSGnE a,e PTsssnt year esrs l entire stock of Doot,
VIII continue 70 sell at retail Otherwise disposed or
just received s assorsinent or Summer Ira,..
ladies s Is s an gsnts Slices and 0aItes and would respectfully
sols lS.s asd xl be sol sold reEardlsss Of profit.
.ey2s - =. =, .'.'N m, WATSON
ssa Removal. ~ "a -
TGs,sElay AnTil Z g r brown having removed
1'lii No. Is, liain NJ; street, 'ls
Fancy Articles recently seiecled y hsef il tie Eastern
can and examination OF his stock By his former patron
Wseis lee Rig'iS MSeS ss e. 81 Isse er''I'y Invited
OUR stock s nov iIl and 1t Is our intent on 10 ~,
~ completes BY constant additions, throughput the
%yss Ill:rskEIL swEARISeEN.
w OATS.
SliEAT,
bARKEY, a
For which The highest market price uiII Il . sEkDa
APl- - Il Il. GILB a co.
Flavor,ng Extracts =--
For sale '''s By si T. T. fIoSia IoeE e; cea &C.,
4hlS Bridge Corner DrGggists.
HAVE a1et Of iirst Saddle naua Tor sale
Hss4 -s'p' 'a s's'p i''' Main s''es' JoiS ,sorr
T-IIE Law ss ~ ITO
y ts day dissolyeLs mutual roIlseIt Zach vi prae-
4ss, !; sAsSe, s9sD,,,o,
flour, GHAIh, SEEDS, BuTTRR, te
sS.s saitl@ors. PIsasipa ass iRsGHl
clover and timothy SEEDS. on butter spI pckied) and
40 sllia; Ms:es e 90 s,t..,
BARDoTTEis WORM SUGAR DIi0fs.
pleasant and remedy FOR tarlis m elfIar.,
Put up In the form Of fine candy, avoiding de disaie-
aDie taste 81 gegeEaly Price % per box.
dse21 =, -. Aoshs & Coz
FOUNDRY PIC IRON. -
5U aars ''4a'' ssIi i95 e ss,6 az yVs,
a General AssortnasfIf
~ Drugs, Mediuints, PaiuE OILS garnislIe Dytttuaa
in22 fni5os colss n s.-iIa DI,,o q ~ s.op
SitANpr-A veFy superior astleis, recsIsed zndfs
EuNDENHERG RoBIsRTs.
.9r4a.------.az 9r4 hashpgtgn Han Drng Store
RAT PILLS RAT pIIsIsS,l
s1 2 -t r-s hsd l,ag olsot g. rate ar
1Hst rsssisef ardfor sale By
6RENeH C0kSETS
"a EliJ sssorimeH q Erensi, corssis, ~ ai es.inst
ny 1sxpresa, At
sHsa llasKELll ( swEARIGeF3Rs.
"a ribbons 5fT
lEeAsI sloss. REgssA Flowers, lopshss. straw
which they sill I,fieess ans
XII 6tL0tES
ANk tpst Eseeiyed Ne Of Geais kid Gioycs
Eysfy r wsErafss q slt siire titfaetlon o. sse
Hp2 5 IL srahfsfAS.
s-ias s. D. HARPER tsoN.
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CITY BUSINESS,
sN00uR AGE AMERICAN MANuFAcTuREE
IzUTa4EEksr mOOEk.lkE1 1PIzIEs3s
tfee Writing Fluid + sl3t

ONCE h Superior EIi in has been before ie pabiie,
- nov nearly yeafs HIS beei c6ns.anty gaihng
preisIfrd h many q the lhfisnel Ar
Dasine &c past yssr snt ,hou5aad sSf, mint bot.
as togeher with smaller siue nnrmernhr nvr sold
@ and lnefehahtl IN euenhali. Lausles Pitts-
1ndiapaiolis me- Fraikiofi Eesinstop,
AAs,slle - Louis eihlrg sesseIe Natole+
and New Qreans i hs also been adopted NJ The STATE De-
tariheiit aud 1ssIiilris Ethas
s ,, ST., ,s.. , s,..
fslE fei st al ~ eF fsfs, Qh'oi Indiana
ThsfolrSlrg iaerSifsS hanisfs tC 81 Netllur, here
solqFe using Asneia llil hay parobased ~. But
Bank Or Yirinia; Mechanic,
Bank % afl.eeaes Bank q y sellpf otccent laluiaetr
ehi ohio RsIiEosa oniee ltei.ugs
oe Rg.s r. ss oFse',, q.
nos Oh; oilss ) - 4 sioai cc lamb
81 ''i. Isis x s', s.s & Se
esso lAsmpIN, eILnERsqN 3 90.
~ !. a r. IN ~.
foiIous.
Rio Coffee, aardincs, asas
Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch,
Ground . Vanilla chOeolate,
gsag ISssa't e Sss$s. SSssSa,
Young TBso6 Tea, ySr@icela,
oolong :. Fresh Tomatoes,
breakfast Z" - Fresh Strawberries,
iagiish spiitPeas, Preserved st Is'eii Ginger,
SS: sisE,srs bhi. ls. ssFa%Sefsrs sS sss4g gSrup.
Potomac Herring, general assortIn't Of spices,
Scotch go ESSENCES and Ola -
es cgsusber Pickles, EnSsrts and ciirOns.
Mixed L" Fallark 1arvey's Scotch
Tomaio .A' Fine Cigars,
woEesstershre Sauce, gel,nsOn's hne Lump Chewing
French q r AIaccaroui. ~ Ge3
~ Ihenhove stock has been carefully selected In the
Eastern markets, and we invite friends public
TO G and as We are prepared to sell at the lowest
Iny9 T a, W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01

For Fuu Courss, Including au Departments Of Book
EeepiHG, Lectures dlId Pe'i.sdiStip i,luaFibty IN
,i,tU.tacs. -. $40
For Ei C0arse IN LCtciies 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01

3lli1 H,s pure and fresh ground Pepper,
ONtO so lbs AIspice do do
100 y, M lbs % nnre do do Ginger.
loo lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground.
1850 lbs Cream Tartar, ground Chryst0Is,
warranted pure aud for sale by
sepls ALEX. TURNER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES.

G. GOOD CO., have boughtth entire stock of Jas
N Baker will continue the business at the old stand
r Baker having intO Of the largest houses In
Philadelphia kindly asreed to make purchases for his
successors in Wheeling The viii insure their
Keeping on hand (a1 Offering the best tsrnlsl full
sortent very articles in their line of business
Wheeling. Dec. ~, 1854 dce1
The Placer herald., 1856-02-09
No Senator.

There was great rejoicing among the
Democrats Of this city yesterday consequent
upon the indefinite postponement by the
Senate of the election of Z. S. Senator. We
say the Democrats rejoiced, but it is known
that many who hold other political feelings
received the news With delight. In the
quarter to whech we allude the JOY was great
beyond expiession. True, there was no
joitication meeting, no boniires or firing Of
cunnon; but there was silent something
which said louder then words could, that " 1t
mas all righH'
But there is another and very large por-
ton of our citizens who were anything but
pleased with the 'indefnte postponement."
Those Know Nothing Senators Of course didn't
like it. and were most hearty in their
condemnation Of the course of the"traitors'
who aided the Democrats to bring about
such a result. There are others agan-fcw
though they be-in the American party, who
were disposed to put the best possible face
upon the matter, and to prefer the" indefinite
postponement, to the election at the present
time of the man, or men, who occupied the
front ranks in the Senatorial contest.
Torn Talk.