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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW
NEW YoRK, April 16.-The steamer Geo. Law
arrived with California dates to the Goth March.
The case of Adams Company versus Cohen was
decided at San Francisco on the 9th by verdict
of $3.50, 900 against Cohen. isg
The Democratic State Convention appointed
delegates to the National Convention at Gin
Cinnati after adopting resolutio. approving OF
the main features of the Nebraska bill, and de-
claring Jas. Buchanan their first choice for
President. -..4s5
The California Senate rejectcs the resolution
condemnatory of the election Of Speaker Banks
previously passc by the House.
The steamer Cortcs which left San Francisco
on the goth for San Juan, took 100 recruits for
Walkers army.
An express which arrived on the 9th from
,Unta Arenas states that so of Walkers men
were killed and wounded, and supposed others
persisted in the woods.
Official details from Gen. Mora arc published
in the San Jose papers
Previous accounts state that Costa Rica was
ngreat excitement War was popular with all
classes. Many Of the foreign residents had rem
dcrcd services.
a government levy of 5000 troops has been
ordered, and n loan of 100000.
Pnntra Arenas is full Of troops under PHrda
Pulew. The principal army, 5000 strong, under
Gen. Mora was marching upon Nicaragua, and
would cross the frontier in eight days.
| Gen. Mora, in a dispatch TO the Minister of
War states that the attack lasted fourteen min
utcS, when the tillibusters broke and fled ter1ifi
cd to the woods, closely followed by the Costa
Ricans The field was strewn with the dead
Among the Costa Ricans 6 officers were killed.
A private letter states that at last accounts
Gen. AmOra had embarked for Punta Arenas.
Before his departure the foreign residents at
Liberia, his then head quarters, gave him pub
lie entertainment His troops were in high
spirits.
The cholra and fever were making ravages at
Nicaragua among the natives and Walkers
Army. Some of Walkers peoplelhad taken an
English mail steamer from Grcytown for Costa
RIGA. News of the defeat of Walkers troops
under Schlessinger was brought to Panama by
the dutch steamer Emile, from San Jose. Col.
S. with 400 men was well fortified. at Hacienda
Santa Rosa, when he was attacked, March goth,
by party of 500 Costa Iticans under General
Mora, and entirely defeated. The 10 prisoners
court martialcd and shot by the Costa Ricans
twcrc chiefly Irish and Germans. Accounts say
| that walkers party surprised the Costa Ricans
after firing one volly leaping the wallis and with
knife and bayonet cutting down all they cncoun-
tered and dispensing or taking prisoners.
The San Jose Telegraph hoists the names Of
Fremont and Blair as President and Vice Presi-
dent .I.,....
Adviccs from Washington Territory state that
body of Indians 5OOstrons are about to make
another attack.
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ElL.or sLyb0ygan NLsuwbo.le. shyboygan, III
RHEUMATISM.

4 Case OF TSrO Months handing cured 6y B0er10re's
Holland Ber.-tieorge Henderson, of Pittsburgh, suys:
After suffering for three months With rhcumntsm-a part
Of the time severely to contne my bedI have
been entirely cured bY the Of Boerhares Holland Bit
have had attack SINCE hut found almost nstAn-
HneOus relief in the medicine. II is my opinion,
DIV for rlle r
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CALIFORNIA NEWS:
ARRIVAL OF THE ElIPIRECITY.

i -
NEW ORLgANs; April The Empire City.
via Havana L It'll, with alifornia mail has M
rived.
The steamer Osprey was burned at the wharf
of Kingston on the 25th-tDtal loss She vas
insuredin Aspinwall.
The Courier of the 9Th that Schlessenger
with 400 troops, was efeated near San Jose, by
can prison SrsB were shot
The Costa Riea army is about to enter Mic: :
ragua.
Indian troubles still continue in Oregon and
Washing ton territories.
Central american accounts are meagre.
San Francisco. mark ets dull.
WhitlSley's Express was robbed near Shasta
on the 18th OF March, of $50, 600. 50 -
Accounts from Oregon state that the Indians
arc moro troublesome. Itisreported that thirty
whites have been killed in Rogue River Valley.
The hostile Indian force in North Oregon is es-
timated at 1000. rs
Regular troops and volunteers arc preparing
to take the field
The Panama Star and Herald attributes the
defeat of Schlessinger to culpa6le wantof yigi-
lance and discipline. The Americans were sur
prised,, the battle lasted II minutes, and the
Costo 2Ricans lost 40, killed and .wounded. $3.50
Gautamala cyinces a lack of energy in coming
to the aid of Costa Rica- s.s..,,..
Accounts from Costa Rican sources, reported
90 Americans dead in the field. The Costa Ri
cans lost several officers. The accounts are
probably onc-sided- -
The steamer Corteswith 90 recruits of Walk
crs is unhcard of at San Juan Del Sur. That
port is reported to be in possession of the Costa
Ricans. The Cortcs has probably gone to Pan
ANA. ~
The Empire City brings a portion of the crew
of the Sen Witch Of New York, which was lost
at Havana. szs...@ ila
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NEW ORLEAxs, April 16.--Thc agent of the
Nicaraguan Government publishes card de-
nouncing the story of Schlessiuger's route, a
falsehood, and says accounts have been received
from headquarters that ,SchIcssingcr had only
$50 men, and was attacked by nearly 1000 Cos
Ia Ricans and compelled to retreat'to SAM Juan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

9'N i'Ise c'SuihSi tle river hau laLenfScV=
cal feet. Weather clear and warm for the sea.
s'n. - s5..5l-s.
Considerable business is still done on the
wharf The fine steamer City ofwheeling, viii
lave this afternoon forSt Louis, with full car
Eoof freight, and large number of passengers
The steamer N. j. Eaton, sunk recently in the
Missouri river, was valued at about $s5, 900, and
a'a an insurance on her of$24, 600 The insu-
tlooe was in St Louis $4,000, Louisville
5000, and New Albany S., 600. -.
The Louisville Courier Of the 14th says:
n NOEE TRoUBLE.-The Fanny FERN, in from
8 sI.tsburgh yesterday, had large amount Of
sssaeht including merchandise, glass, iron DC,
y. ~ our merchants but no manifest and no bills
T. = iadlng. If Pittsburgh shippers have more
4snesg than they can attend 10, some other
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s'e ARRIVED.
Bosrox, April 16.-The Cambria arrived at
midnight Her mails were dispatched in, the
early train this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17
Improved lArtinoial Teeth.

mr. ALLEN, ate Professor in the Ohio College Of Den
IL Surgery, invites attention to his highly improved
method constructing Artificial Denurcs, which combine
the following advantages: -
l. There lre no crevices for the Judgment OF food
TO vitiae the saliva infect the BREATH not the
Slightest get between the teeth and plate.
2AnArtihcin Gum, wLcis firm and tndeStructibe
teeth high heat between and around their
bnse which unites them tile plate
which they are set gum inIpars the teeth that pc
Cuiar expression and eIe appearance which characterize
tile natural organs. j 5..Ht-f l-,f TT
gum and plate, and no ordinary force of nastcatnG,esn
break them from their base.
t. clear and distinct articulation OF speech s restored.
This Important change effected by having the inside tle
teeth gum natural form. To this form the tongue Is
readily adapted. This perfect adaptation OF the tongue to
the enture prevents the kissing or uicd SOUNDS
ing singing, often observed inperSons wearing aF-
cial teeth. E5 -tLE .f-ais. - st.tfi'i aF{tl
g. The natural expression Of the mouth and face
bc restored, in where they have become sunEe
This Is done by of additional attachments TO tho
Framework supporting the teeth
bring the sunIen portions, and sustain them
in their proper position They covered with the above
gum compound, and become component parts OF the
closest observer This method of restoring the checks to
original funess and also the natural form and
made special feature In the authors practice for several
years past Avaricy OF Photographic and DaguerreOlype
kenesSes, which lave been taken of persons without th
and also with IT, be ut Ills Office, show
great change appearance which Is produced in tho
counenances Of now wearing
upon this principle, which the public invited to call
together with other specimens of his work,
requiring the above attachments. $3.50
O. Tile plates usually employed for this work are patina,
the purity which the slightest tarnish
In the mouth. In short ts system embraces
many and important features, which readily appre
by wearing artificial denures upon this princl
pie With the utility of this method
testimonials given Dentists In the Yari
parts OF the Unon and wearing theWorE In this
and other cities .-.5 ZIlfsls,
Dr. has arrangements by which he is ennbled to
serve persons from distance Immediately on arrival
i ALLEN, No so Rond strsst
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TNASIIIONABLE Wedding, WISHING, COMPLIMENTARY and
II Business Cards Notatin Consular and Commercial
and Seal Presses Certificate Of Stock, and Deposit Bsof
Luny and Exchnnge Checks Drafts, Notes OF Hand, D
Heads Circulars Show Cards. Labels Designing and Engra
wing Wood and variety OF Engraving aud Printing
Twill forward specimens by mall ION application with r. o.
stunp) Orders BY mail attended TO- Terms
soinile. Address - fNAI n, DUNNEIII,
isi9Siaws,n 1876 broadway, cor Dey St. n Y, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

Many of most worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
efficacy in NIL affections Of the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic, 1t has been cquacd for the relief affords In
all OF debility weakness Of Kind is almost In
Simultaneous IN Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
tiOns has in instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected n decided cure.
When eminent physicians rrescrfbc and their patients
recommend, surely may cease to doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

New arrangements.
TAYING associated my brother VIM. Ming Nicoll. with
me Brush, Variety aud Toy business, and taken
the stand No. Main formerly occupied by him In
the Harness business and fttgl II up in hand
manner, hope still TO have the visits of those who
have kindly favored me, aud any others who want
anything my line The style of the firm will he D. Nieoii
~ DANIEL NICOLL
AprlI1, 1856 aI.s
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At dusk last evening, the river had fallen sew
S'al feet. Weather clear and warm for the sea.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. 4.
APRIL16-Flour o 20. Whisky 90 Provis-
ions quiet, mess pork 1850. Groceries I'M
changed. -
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Everybody In wheeling knows ew Doon the driver Of
Lewis St. Clarsvle omnibus He says that one anrca-
tion EIectrlc on took all the pain and stiffness out
Of s hand which had unable to open shut
any say for years She uses her hand tree
aps s.eSsa ea Ii at Monroe House every day.
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p. s-Persons desiring any further Information refer
above will he fursed with pamphlets, free Of
POSTAGE by sending note with address TO Dr.. j. Aides.
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bhUlLo VS., FItIIo =!
ROBINSON'.St PATENT |CfRLDLRON
ca against the Frying Pant!
well known fact that broed Is much pail
atablc tender and henlthiul than when fried All sliced
ought be broiled. The New Gridron Is conyc
Frying Pan, much economical. sHav
ing downward raugt II takes NIL the smoke up chimney,
the entirely through in Its juices, without
burning It, NIL the fat, reduces meat bills 25 cent,
and can be used wood or coal fire. ~
Price for the round 10 In. diameter.
~" square 3 by IA Inches ...................29S
oblong I by16 ....................20 200
- % i.Y 2lai :........... - cor
10 part Of the United States east OF the Mississippi
Tor not far west of iO on receipt of the money.
Monty may be sent by mail, "FeHiStered,n at eur
lsE. .564af4ffE 81. ,-.5lH,s,..i ss.sss
EAgents wanted in every county, and city in the
Union. Circulars with full description, application
Address .i5stt =. . ,,.agall e!l.s l,I55t Y
fe12:daw1yi +. 4jtse - nj 70 Duane-st., NewsYor
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LATER

The Empire City brings portion of the crew
of the Sea Witch Of New York, which was lost
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If LIBRARY OF STANDARD 1.ErrERss
50 MASON BR OTHERS,
Ky NEWfYOilEl, Publish this. DAY q X
< sTH1E LETT { FRS OF. y II

hdUY I1NI1I y w UI O4Vy AFAO4AptSt7 W.
fatsr1S Mrs sstai = Hale, A4Gioress Tsmat'a
Record, 'tNortNWO !" "Vig Of Lave" &C.. heing
VOL Of the Library Of Sta pdard Letters We -
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Tic California Senate reicctcs tho resolution
condemnatory Of the election of Speaker Banks
previously passc by the House.
The steamer Cortcs which left San Francisco
on the goth for San Juan, took 100 recruits for
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- " = q NO IICE.
DIR carefully compounded at all
J. d. vowEhL's, 80 Monroe st. H.
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- NE,W. YORK CATTLE .MARKET.1sa
ApRIL 1G@The offerings of Beef Cattle to-
day were 5000 head, the market dull with de-
clining tendency, sales at s,50a12. Sheep are q
shsde=hiaher in consequence of the short sup
plTT,. only 1900 head sold Swine are active aud
unchanged sales of 5000 head at GAG, 75.
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BETTER AND BETTER. - -
ID FAD what hasi,een accomplished by Prof DeGTath's
III Electric Oil In Wheeling and vicinity: 49,
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by order q W. $. woops1DE, Superintendent.

The Adams Express Company
OFFICE MLuRR HOUSE,, WHEELING, va;
@ EzE2s 81
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Mr. u O. Frey Of Bridgeport says that the Electric on
cured Pelon his boys finger In two applications lie
slept for tEo nghtS previously, account Of The
pain. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
SOUTHERN PR0TkCT[0N
IJSU RANCE co !
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
IL. Capital orer Sl00,O0O, and constantly in
CreaStng Sc

THE Charter of this Company offers more Ia
L vorabie advantages 10 the farmer aud others
than any other Company chartered III the Stale
BY insuring with or without premium note
If the applicant prefer, he can pay the full a
mount of the premium in cash, or by eiiectIng
q cash insurance for two years, the insured save
one eighth Of the amount he would otherwise
have to pay or by becoming member and
giving small premium note, the insured saves
nearly one half Of the amount charged by Stock
Companies, when ilsuring from year to year
This is the advantage resulting from the com
bination of the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
HELMBoLp's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED


Compound Find Extract SarSaparilIa,
For Purifying the Blood, Remouing all
Diseases arising from Ercess Of
Nercwy, Exposure and fmprudence
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Dis
ease, arising from an Impure state Fl
the Blood. and the only reliable and
eBtcwai known remedy for the cure
Of Scrotuia, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
GIceraitonS Of the Throat and Legs.
Pains and Seedlings Of the Bones,
Teuer, Pimpies on the Face, and oil
Scaiy ErWptiOns of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some OF the
most distinguished Physicians in the county,
and has proved more efficient in practice than
any preparation of SarapariIla yet Offered 10 the
public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis,
Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases have entirely
recovered in the ncurabIe wards of OFT Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode of Treatment that could be devised.
These furnish striking examples OF the sal.
urary effects of this medicine in arresling somo
Of the most inveteroie diseases, after the glands
we're destroyed and the bones already affected.
NOTICE Letters from responsible Pbysi-
clans and Professors Of several Medical Colleges,
aud certificates OF cures from patients will Dc
found accompanying both Preparations.
g>ss.g- Prices.-Fluid Ertract of Buchu,
81 per bottle, or e bottles for So. Fin
ID ETtract SarSapariiia, 81 per bottle,
or e bottles for So, equal in strength
TO one gallon Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
IL Prepared and sold by III. r. Helmbold,
Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girard
House, Philadelphia To be had Of CHARLES
HARPER, Shepherdstown, Va, and of Drug.
gisiS aud Dealers everywhere. O. All Letters
directed to the Proprietor or Agent receive i'm
mediate attention.
June ., 1855. 2S-ly
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DRUGS q MEDICINES,

T'HE undersigned has just opened full sup
L ply of a choice and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStuffS,
&c, among which will be found QuiniDe, Sui
plate Cenchonea, Chenoidlne, phor Alec
ho, Swaiue's Psnacea, Cod Liver oil, Linseed
OIL Pure White Lead, Browns Essence GIN
ger, Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive Sublimate,
Spirits Hartsborn, Mace, Cloves, Ginger, Nut
megs, Long Pepper, Back Pepper, Allspicc,
Calomei, Blue Mass. Opium, Carers Spanish
MIxture, Sweet MaJory, Corundcr seed, Chalk
Balls, Lilly White, Almond Soap Browns
" ludsor soap, Iudcllible Ink, Extract Log
Wood Sweet oil, Castor Oil, Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops Starch, and all articles kept ina
Drug store. Us" With the hope Of receiving
share Of public patronage, ] pledge my best
cxertIons 10 render general satisfaction.
CB.iRLES HaRPER, Agrt.
October l3, 1855.
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n O Y e L S e..

T HAVE just received some valuable novels
| among which will enumerate the following:
High Lille in New York, by jonathan Slick ;
Captain Canot. or twenty years in Africa ;
Leather Stockings and silk, Story OF the Val
lev of Virginia =; ! en- Nghlsi in Bar ROom,an
" hat Saw There; Eventide, by Fife Alton
Lost EeiresS. by Mrs. Southwouh; TotemwelI ;
virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do.
minion The Dodd Family; Planter Northern
Bride Heir OF Selwood; Dashwood Priory
Hildred Haunted Shadow; Mirth Il Metre
Country Neighbors ; Masonic Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; a raban Nights En-
tertainmeDt: Diary of Physician in California
or Land of Promise Black Bess; Jack and his
BRIDE Belle of the Bowery Donoley and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
York by Gas Light; a man in search of a
Wife The Maid Of the Sarinac Female Blue
beard or the Woman with many Husbands
Tyhurn Tree; The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip
sew Bess Julia Mansfield Orphan SeamStresS
Virgin Queen for sale by
Nov 10 E. T.. WILLIAMS.
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FANCY AND WHITE GOODS.

In tins department nav be found everything
that Is new. Emhroderies Of every description
such as collars, cuffs sleeves, and hancker-
chiefs, SWISS aud jackonets. edgug and insert
lnes. null na.nsook, swiss AMI jackonel mus
Inns. aouuet r,bhorS Of very variety head dres-
,es black. blue and brown dotted wells, morIe
antique, elastic. and morocco heIts.
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Yhe Lahies Department

Embraces every variety Of plain and fancy al
wool De ains (new styles More Antique ASH t,
merts plain aud fancy English and French M &c!
riuoes, plain and fancy vevets, Dtbalze, Pia'n
and fancy dress silks, AIpacaS, Cloth atmas
and Cioaks. tail and winter Shawls, GinshamS'
cahcoes, &c. MOURNING GOODS, large
supply embracing every thing that Is desI' able
IN ti,a market
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

Ladies, misses and childrens' yarn and worSted
hose, plain and fancy, ladies' fine silk warp,
raw silk and lambs DOL do, mems home made
yam socks, ladies' misses, and childrens brown
and black cotton hose, Isle thread do men g
black brown and Isle thread do, large stock
of ladies', misses and chlidrens feecy lined silk
gloves, all colors, isle thread do, kid do, fine
buckskin gauntleus, mems and boys berlin lin.
ed Aeecv lined, cashmere, Isle thread and buck
skin gloves and uauntetts. H
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1ootcnt Alr0i, inrs.

Shaitenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
~waim's Panacea, hoohwd's German bIuerS,
Frcys Vermifuge. DAVIS x HiAors NermI!u5e
james PANTY Medicines. Ayers Cherry Zee
lorli and Purgaiiye Pills Wright, Indian Veg
erablc Pills, Carriers Spanish Mixture, Self
zer's ExpcriertCompouud Syrup of Wild Cher
nv, Extract of Buchu, Henry's Inylgorating Cor
dial, Morse Inygoratiug Cordial, Cod Liver
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
Gentlemen's Wear.

Black, blue, mulberry, brown, olive and grey
Clio tbs, black and fancy cassimeres, steel mix
ed, double MILD and striped do, stee mixed
hlue mixed and blaek cassinetts, tweets, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
TNFALLIBLE REMEDY.

And as medicine which must benefit every.
body, from the simply delicate to the confined
and desparine Invalid, no equal is to he iOunu
ACTING BOTH AS A CURE AND fkE-
NENTIVE