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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-FRoM NOVEMBER
IL 1856 the trains Will Chambers staxon fel
lows-kspress $50 An and tBP. M mail, IiN A. n.
emigrsn IS p. ~ for Poughheepse and and 81
~ for sirg sing 80 A and 4P n for PeekshM WPM
The Pousbheepse sng sink and Peeksk sop q ths
vsy stations Passengers n Chambers thyso-
Pher and thirty nrs' stress Trains Cor New york leave
Troy 45 and 10 rs A. M and "a r. NJ Albang
as.ls and 10 A. NJ. and 8 0P
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

VARIETY STORE. CONFUSING GENTEEMBN'S FUR.
Dishing goods &c For SALE the lease, stock and fx-
lures with de cling apartment Tor small family, at very
low rent the location is good and doing capitI
business lhe most satisfactory for dsposng OF this
good business will be given Address Variety Herald
odice
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FOR SALE.

L,oR sALE-fHE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF A
II shop doing good business viii he add
cheap for cash. Please call 1t I37 heade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

CEILING OFF CHEAP. TO CLOSE THE CONCERN
y Machinery tools stock Of the bolt factory 6
Twelfth street avenue c. Laihes, screwing. drilling,
wa&her punching bolt and rivet making machines, Dcks
press Rydcrs forging machine superior for punch
ing ard cutting bar smith Tools Auvs Woes taUs dies,
bolts washers rvets, &C., &C. JOHN CAMERON
v. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

L>oR INV ORLEANS AND BANANA THE UNITED
Il states mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR. j. W. Smith,
cormsnder Will commences receiving freight on Monday
Nov and will sail thursday Nov II from the foot Of
Rohnon street North river 10 O'Clock A. n bills Of
lAdng signed after the ship has sailed.
LIVINGSTON. CkoCHERoN CO.,
M. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

DOARDING-TwO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
ID second suitable for families and lii ewse few
for single gentlemen, a No. Bond street. hroad
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DOARDING.-ELIGIRLg LOCATION, ACCESSIBLE
- business supe, Tor accommodations good table first
tory house gas bath suits Of splendid
floor gentleman and his wife ~ week other
equally House first rate order throughout Family
strictly private from Boston. Address J. G. W., Broadway
Posf office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

A CHOICE SELECTION OF HRssDTge GUAM
N psgn~, ciares port sherry Maei-a scotcl
and lrwh sh.tey, 1emaca rum Holland gin schiefsu
schnappe old NunOnG ahe,A bourbon Ac Lon
don aid Dublin porfer and -c0ch ales for
VIII, sAirshsON's, No 40 Broome street corner o
Crnsty.
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ITO PAPER MAKERS-A sIxTY-TwO INCH CYLIN-
der machine of approved make aud having been
used: for sale low by bRAMAN 0CoHNoR, paper deal
ers, No Burling slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

CNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE-THE UNITED
IN States mail steamer ARAGO ID Lines commander, will
Hayre touching Southampton to land the ais
passengers saturday December l3, at u clock
her pier No 81 North river, foot OF Beaver street.
second cabin t.. IS
This tight compartments enclosing the
the OF collision strandng the
could not reach them and he pumps being free to work me
ssfsv of the vessel and must be secured No
freight will be taken after Thursday, December IL For
freight apply TO MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
agent % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

CALOON FOR sALE-NEATLY FITTED UP, AND
doing good business the stock and fixtures will be sold
together good opportunity for LADY, rent
low apply the Hiawaha saoon, 81 Carmine street.
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FL ORrDA-USIrED STATES
il Mail ne-Tbe steAnshbp KNOXVILLE. Capt. c. ID.
ludlow will leave Wednesday Nov 10 from pier No.
North river At O'Clock r. Bills Of hdng signed on
hoard freight passage apply 10 L. MITCHELL,
No IS Broadway through ucbe's from New York Jack
sonvie ssl Pflaha SIS from Florida connect
The from New York Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS
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DoARD-A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT or Roows
ID gentleman and wife and suiahis for single
gentleman with all the modern improve neu,s Can be %
famed At a West Twenty third street. PIN avenue Re
= r., c, q exchanged.
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RoARDING.-EIIGIBLE LOCATION, SUPERIOR Ac
ID oommodaon house class accessible 70 business COOL
table house newly lifted up throughout Rooms from IS
SIS per week gentleman and wife, das and bath Family
strictly private from Boston. Apply n 6ss Hudson street
betw Jane and Horato.
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DoARD WANTED-BY A SINGLE GEvrLEM an, IN
ID a private American family where there but few o
TO boaTders Location below Canal Address.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18


RRcAlL OF Mr.. CRANrrox.-Et is now gener-
ally admitted, says the Baltimore American, that
Mr.. Buchanan has been instructed to demand
the recall Of Mr.. Champion for his participation
in the enlistment fsoIdiers for the Crinea. This
measure, it is said, has been resorted to in self
justification, the British government still at
tempting to defend its action as not violating Ell
Their the spirit or letter of our neutrality laws,
The request forthe withdrawal of Minister, or
even his dismassal, is not necessarily followed
by an interruption of friendly relations, but in
the presentinstance the matter has a more Seri
Gus, aspect, because the action to which our
Government takes exception is not the indiyid-
ual act of the Minister, but has been taken in
pursuance of instructions from his government,
aud has been the subject of correspondence be-
tween the two Governments. It is also under
stood to be sustained by the British Government
as notIiable to the objection which the Admins
istration at Washington raises against it, viz:
that it wass violation of international aN. In
this state of the case the dismissal, or demand of
recall, assumes very different aspect, for no
other Minister would be acceptable unless the
British Government consents to change its posi-
tiouw with regard to the matters which have Civ
en- rise to the demand for Mr. Crampton'srecaIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

KASsAs-The Free State Convention Of Kan
sas, held at Lawrence on the 22d ultimo, nomin-
ated the following State ticket; For Governor,
Charles Robinson; for Lientenant Governor, w
Y. Roberts; for Congress, n w. Delahay; for
Secretary of State, P. C. Schiugler; for Auditor
of State G. A. Cutler; for Treasurer of State, G.
A. Wakefield; for Supreme Judges, S. NJ. Latta,
NJ F. Conway, Morris Hunt; for Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, j. D. Floyd; for Reporter of the
Supreme GOurt, -Thurston; for State Pinter,
-Speer. According to the St Louis Dome
crat the candidate for Governor is Republican
and for Congress National Democrat OF the
others four are Democrats, four Republicans and
two Wings. Robinson was nominated for Co
ernOr by vote of % to % for Col Lane. The
election is to take place on the third Tuesday Of
this month.
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1,IPEovrNEvr OF JAaEs RIvEn.
: = . ~ VI ' II
notion of Mr.. Ellyson. it Mns

On motion of Mr. EElyson, it was
Resolrei That the Committee on Roads, &C.,
inquire into the expedicncy of appropriating
100000, for the improvement of the navigation
of James River, below Richmond, on condition
that the Council of the city of Richmond, APP
propriate similar sum for that purpose.
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS.
Other resolutions of inquiry, offered as follows,
were adopted:
By dr. Roberts-of rcfuntiing to Mary G.
Cook the amount of tax Improperly assessed.
By Mr.. Hollcn-0f authorizing trustees to
hold real estate conveyed for school house pur-
poses to be used by the public
BY Mr.. Howel-Of incorporating the Carroll
county company Of Virginia.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills we're read and passed:
A Senate bill authorizing the sale of certain
lands, late the property of CoEnelia Hopkins. de-
ceased.
a Honse bill providing for the voluntary. en-
slaycment of Araminta Francis. aud Dangerffeld
free persons of color,
\ House bill to Increase the capital stock Of
the Alexandria Flour Mill company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

SERIOUS. ACCIDENT TO E.S-tiov. CoRwIS.-IIon.
rhos. Coywin, OF Ohio, was seriously injured on
Tuesday evening by fall near the corner of tth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati. He was carried
ilto the Drug Store of 3Icssrs. Stevens & Co,
tlence to his loeines at1he Burnee House, where
nc was attended by Dr. Blackinan. The injury
Is said to be fracture Of the neck of the thiea
hone si15
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the consideration OF a resolution of enquiry into
the expediency Of amending the laws regulating
the compensation ofthe Clerks 5Ofsthc House of
Delegates and Senate and referringsthc subject
with the concurrence of the Senate, TO joint
committee.
\ 'PoISr orsoRDKR.p
4 motionwas made by Mr.. Lee, toreconsidcr
the vote, by which the bill for therclief of Wat
son r. Cobbs' of Buckingham was rejected yes
terllay
The Speaker cnquired of the gentleman, wheth-
er or not he wished to change his vote
Mr.. Lee replied that he did not contemplate at
this time a change of the negative vote, he gave
On Yesterday.
The Speaker thereupon decided that it was not
IN order for the gentleman CIR. Lee to submi,
the motion for the reconsideration.
Mr. Bondurant appealed from the decision Of
the chair, and long discussion ctss',ed en- par
ted in by Mcssrs. Bondurant, Imboden, Tomip,
Carter, Rutherford and Langftt Finally
On motion Of Mr.. TOmlin, the further consul
Grafton OF The su9jectwas laid upon the table for
the present.
External IMPROVEMENT.
The committee on roads, DC, were instructed
to enquire into the expediency of the following
schemes, To wit:
BY Mr.. claiborne-of appropriating slG0,O0o
for the deepening Of the Appomattox river, six
niles below Petersburg.
By Mr.. Howell-of appropriating ss,O00, for
the purpose Of completing the Floyd G. H., snd
the Gave Spring turnpike road.
BY Mr.. Ghristian-0f so amending the Code
as to give 10 turnpike companies sufficient
right of way only, instead Of fee simple in the
lands condemned for the use,of the Turnpike.
BY Afr. Pendleton, Of 6iles-0f turnpike
road from the White Sulphur Springs, in Mon
roe, by the Salt Pond, in Giles, to some point on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, in Mont
CpOuery-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

ACosTLx SpEAKER-The Speaker to be chos-
"a this Congress- estimated By TIE cost ofchoos-
lag him, will be likely to prove the most valus-
HE man in the ration, He liss cost tile United
States Treasury, SO far, abOat 100 600, and hsR
5aaeh xlg.yr timely OF can tel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
cIrzzEN.S IIcEez

Ma Enron You viii please announce the following as
the citizens candidates, The coming charter election
Fes Mayor; ALI. CALDYELL. For City Sergeant; HEN
~ CoNANF. For Superintendent of the Water Works :
lASIEL DUNBAR. For Market Master: DASL MURRAY.
jnll+, MANY CITIZENS.
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EN- BOOKS. arr
DORA and the DrctorS tsfxF EEs 49,
y scenes In The Practice Of . srF y ozlz Surgeons;
The Hearth stones by Saual. 0sgSod; 81 -
The Hidden Pad. BIZ Marion IIarland;
TheSekOoi Of Life, by Anna Mars HoNett;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams, By ChAs n leland:
The Slave u the Lamp, by Ri1. 9SoEtks
Which The Right or tRe Lehg
TheSt#a Boy; .t9ss
wolfert's Roost,b5 rs ashingtOn Irving
HeTofues ~ History sbg Mary Z. HeWet;
TIE Htnkes, er+he AsEFy 1ion0nlA sfaE,G
Life among the MoTmonE: $780,.
Rogers Treasures Of English Woras.. 3, 4
I9gshsr 9TH barge assc tent Of the best works IN the
For by - TH0AfHsoE& JEFFERSON,
Z eslss As 49,. ~ slAin y,
~ de75 e - - Il q GooD 60.
saS 80 DISSOIIiTION.g = - n
VIE laH existing bsEstn the lndeFslgRed u
dee LAT q heretofore.
: 4sss,sssss - - - al, 2 JACOB
ds<4 4. pENDLE1oH-
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sR EDrTqRPleass worthy fellow citizen,
DANIEL DUNBAR the Peoples Candidate for tho Office
of Superintendent Of the Water Works at the coming Char
Ter Election. Janl.1 TrEpEorLe,
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AYEKs oHERRY PICTORIAL.


FOR the rapid OF Coughs, Colds HOarseness Bron-
cbss Woopins Cough A=tsaa and Consumption, rui-
TeTsay known The best remedy get diseoyere for
yariesy Of Pulmonary Disease. So vide l. the field II
Its uess and the cases OF eures al
most every section country ahodnds IN persons ,.ab
iey known have been restored from alarming and even
desperate Diseases OF the Langs by When once tried
its superiority other medicine Of its indlstc6
apparent to geape observation where its virtues are
knon, public longer hesitate antil6te 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous aefons the pulmona-
rs organs, which ncdentto climate Ry It's timely
many almost III attacks Of disease upon the Les
Throst arrested and thus saved many thoands
every ysar from premature grave No iamly th6Uld Sc
without IT. and those who do neglect 70 provide sstsiycs
with areney NhehwaEs R.this dangerous class Of die
eases eaase TO depIoret when late Proofs
of The surprising ecaey Of he Cherry NOT Sc
given to the American peoPehey have living proofs in.
every neghborhoo BattOse who wish read the state;
usnts Of those whose health has bsen and whose
'ivss have been saved R its VIA End them my Amer
lean Almanac s the agent belSz hds 20 furnish
gratis for eserF one.
Pser4red3y Or, .csATES LaEsI IassaoIsn,stts-apd
SOLD By al Druggists In Wheeling.
% e. C. GOOD = CO., wherllas
do = = 2 hfseEessie ana Retain Agents. -
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o
TEE undersigned Will continue the business In
their location under the aud style of IEsKE1I
SwEtRSGEN. They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and continuance OF their favors
D...,;,.ra, ,sss Q Z! " " I ITEIsE Il Lr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

Mr. EDroR-Plcase announce JOIN PRICE as the PEG.
Pies Candidate FOR Collector Water Rents, at the coming
charter election.
ia11* MANY VOTERS
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CITY ELEo F1oN.

eve charge Two DOLLARS for inserting nominations to be
paid invariably in advance Persons complying win this
rEe win understand why their nomination. do APpear
NR, EprTcR:-rlease annoyance J0fN r. MILLER as the
citizens candidate for eoEce Of Collector Of4he City
Revenue.
jn1. THE rEoPLB, /
enFs the nomination for Coa6si from the Third Ward
lan1T
.s-sisas- FYAssR TsAJehs eETyzENss TICKET ses.
Mr. Please announce tbs following gentlemen as
hePeopss Candidates for Offices l.: the gin of the FIRST
M,Sd1 N the ensuing charter elestiOn
HENRY coSANT, City Sergeant; DAM DUNBAR, SUI
eF'neHent Of Water Works; JACOB ANlICK Street Com
missioner DANIEL MURRAY, Market MASTER JOHN
WIN, Slaeru.sn. 8 e,,gy5y ss sl
coupeilgTriioS, J. G tRpES, Al. rASSELI., H. W.
PHILLIPS, and ISAAC COTS.
90, ~ ers MANY CITIZENS.
a candidate for de Office of City Treasurer, IT mex,
charter election,
jsls R. " HARDING
Nm, EpsFoa Please announce eEo. ". SIGHTS rs a
Candidate ioF reelection tbeoee OF Clerk OF the CITY,
and oblge
ianlss MANY CITIZENS.
SR. EpsToR-I wish 10 announce reyself as a candidate
orre-lSctEonto the Office Of STREET Commissioner feel
under obligation to my fOwc:.ens Ot teir sufages at
the last election and viii be thankful ell ayUrs Of this
kind II theusxs. - =
JAMIE e4szss fIe HENRY SHARP
isDcG1 ses-zs 4.-ss.---==..-- -.--z--Z ri
Ma EDtToR ~ take h!s of Informing my fellow.
citizens that candidate Wharf Master at the CONF
ing election Thankful Past ayOTs only say tha,
if reelected viii serve them Nismy usual fathfuncss.
jnllS ROBERT HAMILTON.
!. Mr. EpIroa Please announce JEFF sASGsToS as .
eansidatc for the office Of CITY Sergeant the coming char
Ter election, and oblige +'1=
JAMS MANY VOTERS,
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Fo2 e1RLsEllls ~ xEN YxAR.g

i G1llSI-4-N 7
ADAMS, Premium pasaeFsyOypst, has the pleasure of
informing the citizens of Wheeling he is producing by
the aid of iso chemical agent, 4nbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made In tis city They such brliancy
bOdness and artistic finish, czee,the admiration of
every including artists who have visited the most eCe
brated Eastern Galleries, who pronounce them e bet they
sesr salss' ss5st
- Five Medals aud Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember Gallery, Main and Union
streets. g7sts % dS1S
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LcDEPEyDE.yr teITYzEyS TICKET

City Sergeant, Ii. coNANTi Wharf Master, J. C. WILEY;
Collector of Revenue, JOHN HUGHES Street Commission.
eF JACOB AMICK; Superintendent Of Water Works. DAN
IEL DUNBAR.
The above will be supported by the Independent
the city at she coming election. jus+
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The Musical world for 1856.

- - go - VOL, n nv. a--y7s-
NfIE COMMSNCE the new year with reduction OF one
w third from former subscription. We take this
step give Journal the widest possible circulation The
price tei hereafter viii le t'ro dollars per to
cho nay in cdrncs 10 ose who do pay in adv
(ou) Will be three dollars This reduced subscription win
sl include gift portrait, of Mozart which NC have
had specially engraved for this JOURNAL will serve
excellent title page establishment the music vol
Une Of the year 1856.
Musical Novelette, wiz be commenced and Published
seTiay with the frat number In january The other val
liable features Of the journal viii reTn as before viz
Pour pages OF fresh music weekly PACED separately which
bound the end Of the yer, will furn8 voIuuic worth
312 instructive musical aiding; articles on vocal and in
strnentsi custrs; condensed musical all parts Of
the world. 5r4S d 80 80
The rev department. of General Literature Is sp in tn.
al c haDls which have slreaty gained 50 high rep
ntatiou. comprises te hest the best things
in the French and other foreign Journalist ucIOS selections
from books and and Eener good storg ia
every number. A-Ez ~ tFll.ss 80
City and Brooalyn Subscribers charged with fits
cents extra for the Of Canada subscribers
pay for the necessary prepayment Amer.
lean postaEc.5 Z J q u h II - a ~ ~ ~
Any Journal copytpEth entire announcement and draw.
ing editorial attctIonl tbtt6re Close OF JauuaEr l
will World in exchange or one yeT and
portrait Of Mozart sEI.I1s.i' =
RICHARD sT0RESgWILLIS, Proprietor,
1nE = n " dWa Ycrl,
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aR. EprOR:-You viii please announce Mr. HENRY co.
NNF as the Citizens Candidate City Sergeant and obge
ins' THE CITIZENS
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sPEcIAL NoTIcEs.
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.


Vtrstntus Lodge No. ;f--steets every Thursday
at corner Of Market ard Monroc streets
Ms N. zRs, = g.; B g 3. Cue, ttisr, Secretary
FEanIkltn AoagesNS. lS.-seets as above every
MONDAY evening. z. BEATTY n III 3 r. Fdfts, seere'
VIVA. Tell Hodge No. s3 Meets rs above eve
rs "wednesday cysnins-5Ii BgSsrSsT0ek, u c. T. ".
HeEfsr, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge 40. 59.-Mects every Monday
evening HALT corner Market and Quincy ID.
u 1EcRLErs $, G.; pea. h Bsrry'.iI. Secretary.
I'anoia Lodge, No. sIss .--asets az above every
Friday iiFFas-
E.s rs;,.o !. $500, NJ ,{s,. . -.
nan No.. ~ ri and 5;,S
each month VI. I,L4sflsp, c. r.
IS. " Pst,,3s9, Scribe.
VIM Tell HneanPn'eut No. 3 a.-Assts 2.
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DALLEY,s GENu1SE PAN 3yxIRACToR.


VIII suhduc the pain and Inflammation the seYerest
burns orscals in twenty nsinu,esaad that IL
wlheal the wounds without scars and eectua cure Pr.
yer sOrfs-salt Rheum-I nfanmatory Rheumatism-sore
and 1alsr1sd Eyes-Cl and Ulcer
ated SOrssscad Hea-Coras and Banioas -Iiryspelas-
Sore Chfhlains-hi,cs
Of Inseets-sweisd and broken ErPtons-and all
ether 1nBamma.ory Diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
D9ntbe incrsOus about the many diseases named to lie
cured ny only thnGbu reflect that few positive
properties which the Daley saye alone contains and as
heretofore enmtrstedone fOurcan reach not alone
the aOre disease but
oaeFy-pO not regular bred 1hystcfae, prescribe eu5o
mel ia,casdsyjo scores ofdiEsreat dtseaSesf
Zach box Of G&SrrsE DilLEY PAS ExTRicroR upon
tia seelP Plate engraved Label with the signatures
CLIcKESER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY. DALEY,
manufacturer All others counterfeit Price rs cents
per box. ais sGa rvzs go
~ An orders should be addressed to C. v u.ckner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York
For sale by LACGHLIHS d BUSHfZELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughoutthe US. sp1s.
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adWnrd rieI,er rnr conn.iI

I'D Ward Ticket for Council.
Ns Epfrea:Yau viii please an.so,.nce the name of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS.W. PAXTON, JOS. c. ACHEsoN, E. II.
rITZuUGIl and JOHN MORGAN as candidates for election
to Cts Council, and Otlise
deaf CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
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II we'll known Tavern, known rs Mrs Gooings on The
l. Nahnal FnSd, miles Of Wheeling viii DE itf Ftnt
from April rsi, 1856 Tie stand IS too Wti ara faY sFb
4nOwn 70 rvqnre farther notice.
For t,I4s vIuIe VJacub Cooling or the undersigned
nvi9:I India CHiI'GEH.
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vIRaINIA LEG1sI.ArURE.
SENATE

THURSDAY, Jan. 10. 3.
The Clerk read a communication from the
House Of Delegates, announcing the passage6f
sundry bills.
The amendment to the bill authorizing the
town Of Winchester TO increase its debt, was
concurred in.
The other bills from the House were read and
referred except that for the relief of VIM. Park
er Of Orange, which was considered without re-
ference, on motion of Mr.. Weleh, and passed
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SOMETHING ABOET HA3LPT0NaS ZIECTU1pE y,0
HEPI0L.S SJftFEREH6S = - : *
As an lnvigOrutOr and Restorative where a gentle st,n,
ant Is wanted We breFe superior to al the Corduk H.
GTe he PnhIic az sure for HSpEISIA COUGHS SCROP.
alu with all diseases OF the StoinRchund
BOWEL y has been truly successful oIhc single and naT
g e. oeF me most valuable remedy, which thousands
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TO ('OOPER&
WE have in store 294 Bundles KEG HOOPS which We
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ADVERSE RRroRTs PRESENTED.

ApyERsE RRroRrs PRESENTED.
Reports were presented from the standing
committees Gdsetse to the proposition to author
izc the trustees Of the Methodist Church, to sell
certain real estate, in the county of Morgan.
To the proposition for permitting constables
toremain III Office ope year after the time for
which they arc eiected
And to the proposition for extending the Har-
dy aud Raulop phi turn! Ike comp any.
Mr. Burwe of Bedford, moved that the report
il regard to the ~ lhodist Church, be taken up
with . view ofse e sisg The decision ofthe com
,1ittee. The mo ion vas disagreed to.
coIrESs ALTON Of THE CLERKS.
Nj. Garrett, from ttlc committee of Finance,
presented report assing 7" be discharges from