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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

We had, last night, at the Athenacum, an old
school specimen of comedy by Mr. Glenn. We
regard his success as complete in his cast, and
feel confident he merited the applause which
Vas given him. All who were at all acquainted
with the composition or the histrionic origin of
bis Rip Van Winlzlc must have viewed it with
PECULIAR interest. It was a veritable resuscita-
ton of the New Amsterdam times of the Van
Wrinkles, the Stuyvesants, wilhelms, Kiefts, and
heOther Magnatcs of the New York Dutch dy-
n'sty times, as described by that "only true and
'sdtable historian" Diedrich KnickerSocker.
10 personate or estimate characters of this
lind it is necessary for one to divest himself of
al modernism, and go back with all their school
readings of colonial history to the anti-lager
''erera of the old Holland fathers.
This Mr.. Glenn did, and he succeeded admira-
S'y. lie gives his farewell performance tonight,
md We expect to see full house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

ST., PAULA correspondent writing from
II can now tell you something about st. Saul
and vicinity as they are. The census was fin
ished last week. Minnesota Territory has a pop
1 s.a OF l7O,oooi, St Paul has 10000 In
many new buildings arc now going up, and
everything is lively. If man wants to come
out here to locate he.cant miss it; but what
puzzles me and other commers is, there are SO
many good places it is hard to choose
Good carpenters get $3.50 to $3,5 oper day;
and = week; in hotels and boarding houses,
asst. Anthony and Minneapolis arc smart
places, with population of 1000; but, in my
opinion, st. Paul will always keep ahead, as it
is the head of navigation for large steamboats, on
a vast region of the finest soil in the United
States"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25
For the Wheeling Intelrsgeneer.

Mas DUFTrELD.-This cstimable lady and
alarming actress is about to leave us soon. Will
the lovers of the legitimate drama in this city
permit her to go without offering her some SUBJ
'tantal evidence of their appreciation of hcrsu-
leFior histrionic abilities, rs well as to her I'M
easing efforts to please, since she came among
US trust not. am satisfied that 8dr. Ham
ehett the gentlemanly lessee of the Athenaum,
viii, if requested, cheerfully afford the friends
Of this lady, such an opportunity. If the mat
Ter were taken in hand at once, and an early
night on next week set apart for compliments
" benefit to her, she might be induced to wait
for it; when think the Atheneum would be
crowded to its utmost capacity by the beauty
and fashion of the city. CITIZEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

wThe Great Electric on.-pnoy. DE- GnA1u
every person Eho doubts where get the genuine
Electric OIL and whether does pains day.
to call Gen. welch Col E. H. Grant rs North Thrteenth
st:eet n Schneider Masonic Hail. George C. Byer ESQ.,
@ North Third street. also, Dr. Keyser
every prominent druggist in this every large city,
3u OF whom sell my ectrle OIL $1,000 will be given every
druggists name publshed in the LEDGER yesterday
sen my Electric OH, and other-take this wager, you
p9aters none genuine without the label
nloEn on the glass. PRoP. c. De GRATH,
Only maker OF Electric OH in the world
Sole depot 81 South Eighth street, below Chestnut Not
removed, as basely advertised by pretenders.
For saleby 7. II. LOGAN CO., Bridge Corner.
AIo, by LAUGHLINS' & BCSIIFIELD,
oelS Monroe Street.
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THE LATEST NEWS
IsECRIyED RY =
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FoRELaN. NEMs. =.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HERaANs. :.

--
n. Y, Oct M.-The steamer Hermann has.
arrived. She left Southampton on the sth.
Among her passengers are j. A Matilde.
bearer of dispatches from the American Lega.
ton in Switzerland
HALrFAx, Oct. 24.-London papers are filed
WITH discussions of the financial prospects of
Europe. The Times of "Wednesday saws of the
advance Bank rate, stlpposing the prudent conn-
sells prevail, the only consequence to Change
will be that the artificial purchase of gold which
the bank Of France is now driven to make in
London will cease and that our discount market
Will return to an easier position according to
the progress towards general revival Conf.
dcnce on the Continent is assuming on the con-
trary an imitation in Paris from the increased
paper issues gold will be drained thence to this
and other countries, and great buoyancy in trade
coupled with increasing abundance Of money,
must be anticipated here.
The Times of Thursday says the next month";
y statement of the bank Of France will be looked
for with greater anxiety than ever before. The
last letters mention that the drain was not in
creasins, but nothing TRANSFERRED subsequently
as the pressure this side is merely indirect.
The returns of the bank Of England are now
awaited with equal interest. 1t is to be expect
ed that the next returns will present a remarka-
BILE diminution in the amount employed by
notes on single day applications for discounts
Advances known recently have exceeded one
million pounds, and are understood many other
OCCASIONS TO have been extremely large; these
advances will have to be paid on Monday next
simultaneously, with fall due dividends: it is
therefore plain that dividends with this quarter
affords no relief to the position of affairs, being
precisely the same as if the public had already
received them.
LONDON, Friday Evening.-English funds are
quiet, without material alteration, there is great
activity in business, and there seems to be an
increased confidence in consols. Money 81 1-2:
three quarters account ninety-onc and seven
eighths and ninety-two eighths, exchequer bills
four-eighth shillings premium; bonds es LA
The Austrian Gazette says tho King of Ma
pies has written letter to Queen Victoria and
Emperor Napoleon, expressing desire to take
part in the new conference
PARIs-Advices from Constantinople say that
misunderstanding concerning the Island of
Serpents, slikely to bring the French fleet back
to the Island, and others are expected at Con-
stantinople
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FIRE.

ZANEsArLLE, Oct 24-The extensive works
of Hamar Manufacturing Company, opposite
Marietta, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Wednesday evening They consisted of ma
&c. A large quantity of wheat, Hour and ma.
chinery was on hand, which was all consumed
rs to 100 hands are thrown out of employment
Loss $75 to 100000. Insured for $50, 600
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Nt.FsRTsir C.. ssEcHARDaoN,s
Advertising and oee No. GO, Broadway,
e,zF5ifys ~. i sSeT York. - -
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TnE undersigned Commissioners appointed
to srperintend the Election of Electors of Pre-
Etent and Vice President of the United States,
at the Court House of Ohio County, on the 4th
DAY November, 1856; make the following ap-
p0lntments for the. different precincts of said
county, viz
At NeConnelra-John Oldham, Conductor;
~Se'Tse Frashur, Benjamin Oldham, James Ro-
0'nsOaI Commissioners.
II BrOtherton'&-Jamcs DcnnisOre, conduc-
t''' Robert Williamson, Andrew Yates, James
Ancas1 Commissioners.
1t Vest Li5erty.-Nason NJ. Dunlap, Con-
Sussori Peter, Delaplain, John English, Daniel
: FoFney, Commissioners
at Woods Rua.-A. A. Allison, Conductor;
jacob Bruner, Robert. H. Wilson, VIM. wylie,
Commissioners.
At AtkiHsOn'.-Williar, Atkinson, Conduc-
vi, John B. Wilson, John W. McColloch, Dan
lei Harris, Commissioners.
At lri47eipkia-Jamcs McMurry, Conduc-
VT Adam Fitchner, James Vance, n. II. Garri-
son. Commissioners
1t lst Ward.-samuel Irwin. Conductor,
alexander Pannell; John Moore, William George,
Commissioners.
to. At Court Aeass-w. S. wickham, oonduc-
4t4@ Ward-John H. Downs, Conductor;
Sonn l. Maxwell, E, C. Jcffries, William Stone
man, Commissioners.
at 9th Fard.-George W. Moore, Conductor;
c SaaFe~ Wilson, James H. Stout, George.Forbes,
=. Al E'tehietoan-william B. Martin, eOnduc-
C'' George Burch, Samuel OFT, wm. Kryter,
Joe c' e sSSsE, Commissioners
N'caAEl REul1, for County,
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PENNsYLyANIA ELECTT0N

HARRlsBrRG. Oct. 24.-The official returns
from Elk and Mexican counties arrived to-day.
The former gives 225 Democratic majority /;
the latter 232 Union. All the counties now
heard from on Canal Commissioner, total care
fully proved by several clerks from the returns
of state, department not from newspaper figures,
is, Scott two hundred and twelve thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five; Cochran two hun
drcd and ten thousand one hundred and seventy
two. SCOTS majority 2,753.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

A Prof. De Grath's Electric Ou,-TuE
NEw PRAccE-ELEcTRlc CrRRsPan is the premonitOr OF
Prof k e on Tsa the SS Of @
the following, mot eyerything)
Cures Rheumatism often n a
Cures Neuralgia. Toothache, minutes.
Cures S saanI B h sLSa1 %aan %nps x
Cures Pains in Rack, Breast, day.
Cures c1rss E s9asSa s1 70 minutes Nn.,
Cures Piles, swelled Glands, 10 DAYS
ouinsy Papitation, Pleursy, 10 days. cure: Asthma
Palsy Go1t ErysIPeas ts 80 days: cures Hemorrhage
A6sess to 10 days Frosted CHI.
trio OH did not him OF Rheumatism and strains re.
ceiyed from fall
AS, Ask Rev Mr. caiwsl it did relieve him o; severe
| cough aE AND gainln the bEeastin one night.
AHS pit; Msleh, Of BUCHANAN, Il II did not him
Doctors said he would die in short time,
Ask Mrs Argyle If 1t did of the hc.dache
Ask Mrs blackboard Lynchburg IL 1t did not cure her
DEAFNESS CURED
New HAvES, May 18th, 1856
Pfoi peGrat-Siy brother has been three years
er trying many things, he used OIL few ues,
Ask Mr. Scranton, who afterwards bought $50 xSr, 10
sell Ny EIEcTRIc on removes all pain At once RhsumS
Afaeted 10 Years Cured In one weski Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
NJ, PHnA., June 9Th, 1856.
ralga and other painful complaints and have been unable
se see iogn SG or Ssk any distance for
night slept s9undly and well and to-day like
done iu week what the physicians Of Phadsipia tailed
to do in ID years Gracefully, yours,
This on Is mild pleasant and harmless. properties
make Electric OIL They know nothing Of It's manufacture
me sF only aim bong to get money! Look Quit Beware
sth street, Philadelphia, removed as advertised by a
base scamp Name on the wrapper and blown in the bottle
sole iaysptGF and maker Of Electric on in he world
pI faDe'f By T. LOGAN CO. and AUGHLSs o. FISH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

~ One hot day last summer, as one of the
teachers in New Jersey was speeding down
Broadway, in order TO be in time for the cars, he
was aecosted by man, who after mumbling in
an unintelligible manner, drew forth a card. ON
which wrs written, Il a,n mute;" whercupon
the worthy Dominic, pointing to HE brow
streaming with perspiration, wrote: II am al.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

NISIsrEns WANrED.-Thc Columbus Journal
Informs us, that four ministers qualified to do
the work of an evangelist, are wanted to labor
IN the bounds of the Athens Presbytery-sala-
II $500. For further particulars address Jas.
S Walter, Constitution, Washington county,
Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

TaE anniversary of the Belmont Co. Bible So
day will be held in the Presbyterian Church,
ast ClairsyilIe, on Tuesday Nov. l14h at II
o'clock. Rev. w. NJ. Grimes of Cadiz is e1psc-
ID to deliver the annual address.
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FROMEANSAS

BAIT, Oct 24-The Washington Union pub
fishes letter from Gov. Geary, announcing the
restoration of peace in Kansas
He says that for two weeks no outrages had
been perpetrated. Many of the notorious agi-
tators Of all parties have left the Territory. Gov
Geary says he will shortly proceed with small
force in pursuit of a gang of thieves in the
southern part of the Territory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

We have received the November number of
the Ladies Christian Annual, edited and pub
bshed by James Challen Philadelphia, most
BEAUTIFUL and chaste Magazine. The Annual
eOntsins some of the finest sentiments we ever
read, and should be in the hands ofall who have
daughters in their families It is published at
the low price ofs1, 90 per annum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

THE QrEsTlou skrTLED.-ADAMs was awarded the FrAt
premium for the best DaguerreOtype likeness
Fair In this city, Also the premium display of Da
EuerreOtyPes. oSE IuSpRKD given any
artist i Tfr0tG who equal pictures, either on
Glass or Silver plate Call his Gallery 1856 street,
corner of Unon and examine his AmbrOypes Daguerreo.
ypes and Photographs. oet11
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and at Teasona bic rates. $1,000
UIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Once of the
Circuit Court for Brooke county month OF Octo-
jesse Wells
.st
BenJanin Wheeler and Thomas Wheeler, In ohaneery
seutor OF Thomas G. Wheeler, deceased.
Inc object Of this suit Is to The of 1925 46c
me defendant Benjamin Wheeler to this end at.
eh his estate In BROOKE county, hands of which
Thomas Wheeler died sezed aud the hands Of Thomas
wheeler, Executor Of said Thomas G. Wheeler
And appearing from the return the Sheriff. and
daVlt MED in the cause that the said BenjaIn wheeler
not an inhabant Of this tt e ordered thnt
aS appear here within one month after publication
interests in this further ordered thst COW
OF ms order be published four successive
weeks IN the wheeling Inegcncer and posted at the front
ooE OF the Court house OF said county rst av Of
order. 's s"''S "t sls
o a Seopy-Feste: ). STARR,
-OctlVN CIark.-
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DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATORS.

PrTTsBunG, Oct 24-There was most impo-
sing torch light procession tonight in honor of
the Democratic victories in Pennsylvania and
Indiana, with music, banners and fire works.
Greatest enthusiasm. The office of the Morn
ing Post was Illuminated
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FROM MENICO.

BALI, Oct. 24.-We are in receipt of N. O.
papers of Saturday last
Adviccs from Mcxicoto the sth announce that
another attempted revolution in the capital has
been defeated by the Government.
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LAsrnight there was meeting of the Demo-
cracy atthe Court House. The attendance was
quite hrge. The meeting was addressed by
M Eidwell, The other speakers we learn were
unaroidably detained. ~
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~ me VARIOUS HaSGsio1s consequent upon dtsOrdered
SIO-RACH or LIVER,
such Indigestion, Acihty stomach cocky Pains
saEt6aFn Los Of appetite Dependence Costveness
Neuralgia Affections, 1t has numerous INSTANCES proved
hihy beneficial, and In others effected decided cure
scientific principles after the the celebrated
IN most Of the European States its introduction into tie
United States was intended especially those Of our
mighty country Meeting with great success among them
wonderful medicinal virtues must be GcEnoW iedred.
Is to those
ardent spirits or other forms Of dissipation Generally in
In effect nds Its way directly seat Of
NE, thEinG and qnickeninS every raising up
droopng spirit and, in fact, inusng life ygor to
CAUTIoNI
The great popularity Of this Aroma has induced
many which the public should guard against In
have given aerhar Holland 8srs else unit; you
e WI convince you how infinitely superior atese
WHAT IT IS DOING Pon THE SICK.
az VIM: sShGshmsn esq the well Known lhographer Says
an e nraSy gesy Holland Btters and
Rev Samuel Babcock I found special relief from
i isa ais Tor severe headache with which had long
J. w woolTer, Esq, says: 81 have used Boerhaye,s
ing = to be Just what IT is represented"
AID Jonathan Nesy, Of Lower St. Clair says: have
from It's use for weakness of the
failed Boerave Holland Bers removed ss S s haa
my heart sE. and side , arising from indgsstOn.
81 the best physicians in the place failed Oerave's
hollntu lhters cured me OF the
ETnnes Felix only Of 'orginal Extract
Of Coffee says; 81 know tina. Holland BItters is one
iver.' su Ss"fnAeh
Dr. Ludwig editor the Packet baltimore
II medicine deserving the confidence OF the public
Dr. EaerhaTt, the leading German physician OF Penna
mas prescribed 1t frequently during the three
marked success, in debated states Of the digestive or
Sans, or Of the system generally. 'e'S VI
rhe manager OF the Baous Vinegar Factory SAYS used
myself and was therefore induced try it's eject unnn
my vile, WITH the great debility to ali Of
than anything she has ever takerr $50 eO0u
EOT1CE-Whoever expects TO find in this hev.r. -. Ill,
be disappointed; but to the sick weak and low sn,r,J
VIII prove grateful aromatic cordial, Possessed
lar remedial properties. y 9tnsu-
proprietors, - 10y '''e SOie
m,.p,.. ,,I REN "a M PAGE, ia, go.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PrT,T,s

THE sciences Chemistry and Medicine been
their utmost TO produce this BEST perfect purga.
that these Pills have which suFpass In tc
ordinary medicines and that they win
take but powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities Of the body, remove the OH
They purge forI humors which breed and rnS i
temper stimulate sluggish disordered organs into their
action and inpart healthy with strength The
whole system Not only do they the everyday COM
plants Of body hut formidable and
diseases that have baled the human skill While
aey produce powerful effects, they time in
diminished Doses the pbysic that can he en-
ployed for children Being sarcoated they are pleasant
" taEci and being purely vegetable, apy r
OF harm Cures have been made which belief were
tney not by OF such exalted position and
character to forbid the suspicion untrut MANY cmi.
nent clergynen and their names 10
NY to The public the reliability remedies, while others
-..f nj p
suffering frll0w-nen.
The Agent below named pleased Furnish gratis nv
American Almanac containing directions their use
and the certificates Of their following com.
plants - '
Heartburn, Headache arising foul stomach Nausea
hdgestIn Morbid inacon Of the Bowels pain arising
Loss Of Appetite all ulcerous and
which require an eTacuant Medicine,
seroiua, or King Evil They also, by purifying tie blood
tue system, complaints
Partial Kindness, Neuralgia Nervous IrritaiIIy ne
rangeneuts OF the Liver and Kidneys GOut and other kin
ured arising from low state Of the body
Structcns of Its functions. - - "
Do not be pat on by unprnciple with some other
take nothing else. No they can give You eonarcs
WI, rI ms IN iis intrinsic VALUE or curative The
have 1t. ~ 10y SAA
rreparedby DIR. Jame- G. yers
Prseticsla and Analytical Chemist,
PRICE IS CTS. PER BOX ..PTVE BOXES FOR ~
the genuine ARTICLES sold by
And by all Druggists in Wheeling and DeaIersn s.icIp.
e1e'!"here' as21:6m
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GnSER4L
Philadelphia 7. W. Dyott Sons 1872 n Oh stree, w..
oTk' Barnes PARK Sot Broadway Duane Ba
Gnnat John D. Park. Chicago, barclay Drothers ea 8
water St 81 Louis Barnard Adams & Co. n Dream
Sold in Wheeling by Laughlns BushaeId. T. n Iogsn
Co., and other Druggists and Nerchants ~
out the United States Canadas oe;ejstS SHs"
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INDEPENDENT CANDInATE

LocKPoHr, N. y, Oct 24th--washington
Hunt has announced his intention of running
for Congress as an Independent candidate in the
Magura district.
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(FOnt Lhc Ci1,ciaHdtt Weekly Times Nay 1871 1857
Anoth er Trial between Il iTal Corn a d a. b
NJ ills. nj Enrin. "


THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris Ky. on
the 9th to witness trial of between the
and the Excelsior Mills the former of which is by
Louisville Courier says:
1.-THE grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant and "Excelsior Young America, attracted
no little attention. and despite the rain both days. large
We believe the second trial had this spring
contendtng Mills The present triumph: for silver
gobes, valued at $50 The judges appointed
Clay Esq President the Bourbon Agricultural Society,"
tensive stock feeders. The following report
committee :
'.The undersigned having appointed committee of
Judges members of the Bourbon County Agricultural SOc
ety to determne under (ules prescribed their guild
ANGEL the relative merits OF tho Corn and Cob Mills
Messrs Scott Hedges, Cincinnati, known the "Lc
GIaht, AMI OF Slessrs Douglas Smith, Zanesville
named Excelsior Young American (Ovett's Patiently The
tra look place In Paris, ky the 5sh and 9Th days of
'The Little Giant, in hundred revolutions ground
tleece ana nay 0uaheLs of meal,
i0O pounds by the dyd1oeter. Young America, with the
same number OF revolutions ground four and kfreseis
0HAhe ut an average draft OF 1870 pounds bshel
and No. 6seiye The quantity of cos LEFT in the
from the meal ground by the Young America, double
that of the Little Giant The
was o. more uniform hnehes than
America. Though the Mills equal diameter eco incI5
ESD the grinding surface in the Little Giant Is supposed
be Gue times 0rsdter than the Young America Mill.
THESE tests, ana an examination Of construction
the mills, led the committee
Giant the superior MILL and adapted to the use
the farmer and they therefore award McSsrs.
Hedges the two silver goblets. BRUTUS J. CLAY,
W. r. DUNCAN,
c. r. GARRARD,
Il. HUTCHCRAFT,
". G. LYLE"
For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.