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CLAsss5CALy sAss1 u AID, AID ,MATMsnaAIICAl


GLAssICAL AND MATHgMAT1CAL
sGnTSo ~ =, ~ ~ s;a y re-. school
The course Of pssruction Asesned 70 sivs boys the
best best prepsrsnon ior the ussssse3y for sae higher
number q pupil, justify II eedsste ef ons Ct oar
bes % b asosstea WITH the
sab g 1Der-e gentleman OF accurate and exfsuEvs
scnolaTships OF long ard ,sccesfai sxpensues e .
tesener' now sravsiilns 10 Europe The school VII
eonNst Of two cisssca SENIOR md Juaior: snd .
fnihAsY DErAnTMEsT, which VIII b sxelasiysly
'cr smsh Deys. 70 whom much attention wtl -
CvmSa.,Ns ,p,
Senior CiSa-The Classies aad hishsF Aaths- .....
sassor Cf6@-Ine naeime6n Of the CaessssA
Win the hener En9tsh brenehes: ::...:.... o0 ~
% Wrisaus - 1psmmss. 0.oesphs. esnS, A1ssS@s: dsSso
*, ssS:s I.a.s;:: Vii i. s.sss { S;..,:s : 8
.ill be e eichpcad rom e Asfa:s sad ear
e.: :: '..s - =: . ss; s. !. s:s
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD H. MEADE r RoBERrs BAKEI
t6rsduste of the Philadelphia Colleseo Phar.
macy.)
MEADE &c BAKER.

APoIHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
Ise, northwest corner Of Main and Tenth sts. just
sbove the new Custom House,
nave nave opened and fitted out an Apothecsry and Drug
etore, with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
1hey have ON hand, and will endesvor to keep Q
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs He
oienes and Chemicals; ground and unground selected
splces Cooking Extracts; Lubins and other celsbra-
tsa fsrtamery and Soaps; the finest imported CT.
SAhS; smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
s,csi instrnrnens Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
ol every description; Mothers' Breast Cloths; Co
Drug Store. :
their design to give strict personal attention to
ne business In all its branches and NO article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity Of character.
ia sl nave both had many years experience in
ae nst drus stores Of tho CITY, they feel authorized
10 ssyins that PhysicianS orders aud prescriptions,
sn1 every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
shd prepared a. promptly and scientifically ~ at any
other esabiishment In the country,
HrAESChiPrlONS win be accurately die pens-
Sy one OF the psrtuers all hours of the day or
Aisus lie 26-d&oim
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DEGREE CosFIkMEp.-At the commeaeenent
Of Nouut 81. NaryS Collage, on ths 25tA ult.s the
h0norary degree 0f Master u Afls vas ceufeeTe1
on DR.. Leafs De Bsrsh Kahn. Y. 9. Navy.
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RAILROAD SAFETY.-The main trunk of the
South Carolina Railroad, the Charleston Mercury
says, l35 miles In length, has been in operation for
twentythree years, and In all that time not sin
gle passenger has lest kis life. On the Columbia
branch, which has been In operation for half that
time, two passengers lost their lives bat they were
not at the time in the passenger cars. On the
Camden branch no passenger has ever been killed
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LITTLE BETTER THAN THE SLAVE TRADE
The American ship War Hawk arrived at Havana
ON the 18th inst from Swatoa and 81 Helena, hsv.
ing > cargo of 568 Asiatics, under the usual dcti
tons contracts for eight years servie. The YES.
sci WAS put in quarantine tor twenty four houres
and commenced discharging her cargo on the 18th
instant. Six hundred and ten subjects ere put
on board the vessel IL killed themsel, CO by
jumping overheard, or with poison, always secre.-
ed about their persons; one OF two died Of dis
ease usual ON board Of crowded vessel This
trade Is only the slave trade under another name,
and the attempt now making 70 put an end 70 Il
arises from proper spirit Of benevoleucs and hu-
mauity
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In Paris lately without any nose. - Maison
nouve, of Paris took the iittie laay IN hand when
ss,e was seven months old, and having nads her
insenaibs Of pain BY means of chloroiorm eut ssch
flaps, and 90 skilifully. from the face. that when
twisted into position and perfectly hsaied, tney
made very respectable and good looking ncss.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPhEGs.-Among the viz
itors At the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs are
Sir Thos. Roberts. England and Maj. ChoEand, aid
to Gen. Jackson at the battle Of New Orleans
Miss Johnston, . pupil In Elecution of Mrs. w. F.
Fitchie,. proposes to make her debut In pub,ic
reading Of Longfeilows Hiawatha, at the ball
room on Tuesday evening.
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THE "MAN WOMAN" REpUDIATED.-The young
lady in Syracuse, n Y, who married the "ma.
woman some time since, thought 1t was all right
till recent examination was conducted In her pre-
sence by several female friends, when she re-
nounced forever her husband, Indignantly aware
Of the character Of the deception.
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~a. Daily Dispatch d served 10 sabssribers
.Sn ousIrgR CENTS Pea wEex, payable 10
sr r.r,.r weekly fries for mailing e<s yeax n
slvsrce. -.
.., ..d raaiisd 10 gabscriben at el Per snnsm.
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~. -ts.=zszs4s1 The ADAMS >, EXPRESS
- sstsSSs@TIfsssC COMPANY, lS4 Main st.. hav-

E sSEz.Sss - scoMFANY, Isl Man .t:. hay,
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mopd, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
AID thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmineio on,
LYuchburg Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-.
pared forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise Falusbie Parcels,
Jewelry, &C., to the above named cities, and all
places the sesboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be eceompa-
MED By special Me ssengers, who will give their per-
sonal attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Sresmship
Express
poita Virginia and North Carolina. will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day Of sailing. until O'clock,
P. M. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adsms Express Co.
eESPgCIAL NOTICE.-Exprese packages for
Norfolk petersburs Richmond and all places in Vir
ghis aud North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke aud Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the AID ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
sp4-ss Agents.
A CAKD.-The subscriber hereby tenders
"A his thanks to his fiends and patrons for the be
raj patronage bestowed him for several years past
sDd bees leave to inform them and the public gene
rally, that he is possessed of largely increased
facilities for conducting the PAINTING BUSINESS
10 all its various branches.
He hsa secured the services of Mr. SAMUEL L.
SNYDER, whose skill an Ornamental Painter is
too well known in this community to require any puff
for him. Suffice it say, he has no superior in this
city, and will give bis undivided at enton to that de-
psrtment of my business.
WALTER C. FREEMAN.
= beg leave to inform my friends and
the public generally that am now in the employ of
Ar. WALTER C. FIREMAN. and will devote my
entire attention to ORNAMENTAL AND SIGN
PAINTING.
hereby solicit call from my friends and the pub
hc generally, in behalf of Mr. Freeman, and assure
them every effort will be exerted to give satisfaction
to all who may favor Mr. Freeman with their orders.
~ 24-.d3tkcl SAM'L r. SNYDER
II CTTEK.--25 Tubs Choice ls0shen But.
- ter just received per steamer, and for sale By
lyi WM TAYLOR
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UpuCAxfoM.
MITE. = MISS AuA d. MINOR d
WI SCHOOL. r0s YOUNg LAptkA nlcH.

NI sccH6oIA TO1 YOUNa LADfkG fIcH.
MOND.-The secoud ssss}0B 0f Al6 inSfitution viii
esnnsnes on shs stdsy e 0sssb.r asxt fss sns
In the orsnnizsticn Of this school IL Prncipas md
accomplished Assie sot unite Ufh the u5t cf tAelr
s~s . .ss nsa ssa e g sess sS
nsans not only Of thorough courSs Of subefmtial
tsstrueton, hot slso Of eli the seeomplishmsnts
Nshs, . 4; n1,ssss is@,ls s ~ ssd .rper..
Assistant nor IN the selection Of her iellew Iste
nor IA thsir other prsviaons, havs ths subscribsn
bs as .es ,n. ssn
ton viii be psid 10 the nsnners and mefsIS Of the
ycuas iadiss e ell times and deep intsrsst takes in
MUSIC, both vosal aad instrumsutal Vim bs tsusht
by conpetsnt feacheIs- Ths Harp, Piano ard 0ui-
tss. all furnishsd IN the f.mily.
y department SO Modsfs lsnsssses eaek, %;
Latin 10; Music On Piano. go Harp e7o; Guitss,
s.d h:s Rev. 81 si.soo Jos,
2. Mcclure, Rev J. Rst<rkin. Va; Oliver white.
Esq, Flestwood Academy, We; c. 0ihson. r. D..
II. s 3D. Dr. c.b. ssS co i.1i.s a W1'ss sss.
mond; Hon. b y 9. Hunter, Hon. .. -. Clayton U.
8. g.; Frederick colsnsn ard Beverley bouslss,
county; Thomas FisId. u d. NseIisnScrs county.
.!!s. Mrs. JEFFERSON hiNOh
TMk esIssEs sIss1, sVCKlUs wi!i e s..Isa
October next. ~ zS~
DlChN1OND CLASSICAL And MATH.
~ EAATlCAL ACADEnY.-Ths exeEeisss Of
tbs School viii be rssnnsd on the Let October asxt
Session 81 months.
The services Of Mons BUCHLER, q isstructor in
Modern Lansuases have been secured.
TEkNs-PAYABLs sGMI-ANsuf LILY IN ADVANCE.
For tuition in Latin Mathemsties and Enslish. $50
Do. Creek. extra. 10
Do. either Of the Modern Lang1asess.. 20
For hs qualifications - IN instructor the Principal
refers to the following sentiemeu, among his patrons
during the past session: Gov II. 4. Wise, Messss g.
A. Myers. Jno. n Patton, 4. B. HoIlsdsy. Geo w.
srends g. Woodbridss and j. Peterkin.
w. D. STUART, Principal.
"Mr. Stuart il graduate of the vireinis Military
Institute and for three years discharged With great
sasfaction the duty Of assistsut Professor Of Ma
tnematics in It: do. with great con6dsnee say TO
Q Jealous competent and faithful teacher"
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Of VI. Military institute.
Got rAEKN FkMAl.k INsTll UTk.-.
~ Tho seventh session Of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence on the first Monday b October
next
= The Boarding Department Is under The charge Of
: A'' l0"'l A'q TERMS.
Board for month";. $500
auiIion o9
French, Italian German, Spanish, each.
Drawing from go to $50.
Music st Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washins and Lights extra.
RoB'T ST j NORRIS HcsaisoN, Phneip.lA
Address. Richmond. Va. iy 2i--ts
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piLULES DIX BLANCARD, n pIodure
,iarreux inatersble, sans odeur nj ssveur de- fer
aioas; rerles D. Ether du Dr. clertsn Capsules de
ltifsox inslterabe De Va let Fumigsteur Pectoral
b ss mslades dee Votes de ls Respiration Racs
oIs ~ yes Arabes Pate Pectorsl and Sirop Psctorsl
C,a.aIo Ie Arabic: Enyeloppes Medicsmsntsaass, on
Sapsaiss On Lichsn; Dragees dc Santonine, &c kc
VI safe by MEADE BAKER,
Pharnsceutists
a, iss, N. w. corner of Main aud 10Th streets.
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INvIiGE...Wc have this day appointed
- mh CnAkLES BATES our Agent 70 easry
~ ~ - PROVISION buiness st Stall No. /, In the New
rsss In tho city Of Richmond. 70 bay and sell for
a 9Iy, l.. n. HARRULD,
y -L-W J. ~. MURRAY
(nsalfCAL OLIVE nOAP---Neceived dla
,nss equally well in hard OF soft water. with IA
'''' isbof, and s the cheapest SOAP In use
,,1 w. g. BATTAlLE. Druggist,
u Corner 9Th and Broad sfs
L Has. u. LANeiLkf, Ti1 an1 Dhess
ana Csy, Richmond Va = s. -
a.. Gas gITTiN0 AND YIxrURrs,
M..fiRss riRss for ch9rchss, Ppblie BsisAiap. -
w.,v apin any PAT of the city and eounery.
"."h AND 0A3DEN YUkPS HOk UALD
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II UTTEK...35 Tubs Choice Goshen But
- ter, just received per steamer, and for sale By
jyi6 WIN TAYLOR
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TMk MISSES BOCKiUs Win re -spen
THAR SCHOOL, ct the h0us1 ef Ms. Richard fex,
en- eth street. between Grace and Fsnkin tha 1t Of
October next. II $50
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday nleralss. Isly Is, 1856.

~-.---~~~S.----.-..-.- - -, .c~vs
The Brcsks and Rurlingame Affair.. The
Correspsndcnce.
The Washington Union Of Wednesday contains
the correspondence In the Brooks and Burlingams
affair. Itis published by Hon p s. Brooks aud 10
directed "to the public" lie says,
1t Is with extreme reluctance that am con-
strained to transfer private quarrel from ita To-
gttimate field into the public press The fault.
however, does not properly rest with me. ss A i'm
partial public will decide after reading the follow
ing card from Anson Burlingame, member OF Con-
gress from Massachusetts,:
am Informal ,h., ,ss CARD. !,n -,
converestioa Of mysef and friends with the frsnds
OF Mr. hrooss has received, in ssme quarters. from
its position, - appended to Mr.. Brookss speech an
n.e,pist.aon which does injustice to its real mean
This is what say and have said, in relation to my
speech That observed in It the rules Of personal
ana Parliamentary decorufn that could not qualify
or rstsct any portion Of ~, and held myself respon-
able 70 any gentleman sssrievsd by It.
Tbs ts the oely construction which supposed
you'd Do placed 81 the neBordadum. which my
friend. reduced to writing, that there might be no
misundefstandinS. But inasmuch - attempts not
aitese her unsuccessful, have b.en made TO pervsr
its true meaning, l now withdraw it. And, that
there may not be any misspprehsuson in the future
say eItneitly that leave my speech to interpret
qualification or amendment 4. BURLIN6AME
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1856.
This card was first published in the "Intelligen.
GER OF Monday, the 2lst instant though it is dated
July 10.
As soon as could procure a friend (Which was
10 less than two hours after first saw the card)
thefollowing message was sent 10 Mr.. Burlingame:
WASHINGTON, July q.
BIZ: viii you do me the kindness to indicate some
pace outside of this District where it will be eonvs.
nent to you to negotiate in reference to difference
s. brooks.
A Ru,fr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

CHARTER OAK ITEMs--on the night of the fall
of the brave old oak at Hartford, Mr. Stuart the
proprietor, waa engaged till midnight in writing
his last chapter of its history. A copyrighted
engraving Of the tree after its fall is being inade
and sound limb is being made into an elbow
to n new ship, to be called "The Charter Oak"
a swarm of bees came out of hole in the fallen
trunk, on Saturday morning, and lodged upon
tiers, from which they were securely and safely
hived. They will be tenderly cared for from the
associations connected with them. Their pres
euee in the tree was not known till its fall
Hartford Timer,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

wThe Loadon Times of Aug. 18th, drought
blythe Niagara contains leader ridiculing the
idea that "British Gold" is being used to secure
the election of the Republican candidate for the
Presidency in this country. After admitting that
the English shave no particular reason for liking
.sir. Buchanan, or wishing him success 'at the
approaching election" the Time, says:
!, But yo English are by this time wise enough
TO know that we should not do ourselves much
good by tneddling out of our own sphere. The
bare suspicion, were it seriously entertained by
aiaTge portion of the American constituency,
that we were interfering, would ofitseif ruin the
candidate in whose cause the interference was
said to be made American feeling would be des-
peratGly roused and every man who was not
afraid Of being thought traitor to this country,
would .thinkit necessary. to vote against the So
called British candidate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04
Dr. j. Hedges'

FEVER s AGUE ANNIHILAToRl
FEVER and Ague, ChIs and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form Of Intermittent Fever whether long
in speedily, safely, and eecualy cured by The Of
Dr. J. Hedges Annihilator.
preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such Arsenic Mercury but Is compounded from
purely vegetable. certain safe and eeaeious
remedy, can in all kndsof weather. The Pro.
pretor used the article his private practice for
years. failed to eject perfect
when the directions been followed. In posse
njure the SYSTEM butts adapted to all
and constitutions Iean be given to the infant of
month old with safety to the adult and be
ksptn any climate. II needs enconium, noopg array
tesmony herald its efficacy It's meritles within IT.
ssf-and the Invalid It viii prove of value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor At sshnhops, n and
never genuine without his signature.
Por sale, wholesale RETAIL by a. G. GOOD Co., Drug
gsts, Wheeling, va by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DEcASP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States.
e my7:sm % CORTLAND st., New York.
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All. ABoUTTHE HOOPS.


following rather hard hoop-story
We hear of but few accidents resulting from
It this week "A coteInporary states the cooper
heading up a bursted barrel Of sugar on the pave
ment, seized hoped petticoat passing behind
him where he had put his hickory hoops, com
menced harnmering It on the barrel; and did not
discover his mistake until he had got the lady
so much mixed up with the sugar, he conid not
tell them apart. Another case Is related OF a
stout lady who has often been noticed to visit the
theater tinaeeompAined by gentleman, but dur
ing the performance was always seated by the
side Of. and retired with small sized man who
wasafterwards recognizedas her husband, The
sequel is that in order to save half the gent
had provided sort of swing, and attached him
self to the hoops;ithis is a great country.
The convenience of hoops, mentioned in the
above, is about to be superseded by another 'in-
Tention, of which the ladies' will no doubt heart
lily approve, considering It's utlitarian qualities
The mansfield Banner announces the following
discovery"
Hoops for ladies' dresses have been snpersedeo.
The skirt is now made to 'lset out" by means OF.
a frame work of small stifened hempen robes,
called a skeleton skirt" When placed upright
upon the floor It resembles and is made to an
syer all purposes of hencoop. 1t is also very
convenient for short 1nanwith a very tall wife,
for by its aid he climb and kiss her as st-
or climbs the shrouds Of q vessel The fashion
is just being introduced in this city.
The indianapolis Journal, (worse yeti .;learns'
that the skeleton skirt is about being intro
duced into the dinning-rooms Of our principal
hotels to screen the butter plates from the depre-
dations of the flies. BY drawing a ''puckering
string closely about the top it forms very good
dining and tea-table article, besides aiding very
much the airiness Of the evening promenade.
And last, but not least 3Iiester Karl in the
Philadelphia Bulletin gets off the following hit.
He entities it The Parting"
Kitty! I'd press you my heart
Bat all such pleasures you deery:-
There's much cotton, Ehalebone, Lace,
Tween you sndL-
I'd only muss the dry goods up
And makes You blnbber, pout and froTn,
Besides, I might, oh sad TuischAneel
Break vhaieboneS down!
Farewell! IN try when next meet,
And meet We may II fash ions CHANGE
As least may come within
Good talking range
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

soaE stEietufes having been made in severe
denunciation Of those who voted for tho Com
psnsation bill, Hon. Dan. Mace, of Indiana,
writes home to the paper in his district, as fol-
lows .:yfrse'
BIEOted for il, and would do so again, for the
reasons: lst, Ibelieye it right Cd, toqnted
tie money, and have richly earned every dollar
Of It, IN my opinion. i hope my vote may be
satisfactory to my constituents; If not, it is on
II difference Of opinion between me and
them, which / can endure under the eiTeHU-
sfancGai
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ExrRAvAoAxcE Rus MAD.-Witness the Il

ExrRAvAGAScE RuS MAp.-Witness the fol-
lowing exchange of shots between two Ohio
papers:
''The miserable abortion of humanity, who,
by accident or design, has been placed in charge
of the columns of the Gazette, Of this city, pre-
sists in exhibiting his exceeding love of black
glardism, daily. The creature must have a
very foul NAV. "-Dzgton Empire.
''The cross between whisky jug and mon
key, which the Empires evil genius kicked into
its editorial chair, aud which has stuck to it
ever since like putty calamity, has so adroitly
placed itself under the sheltering wings of that
Providence which Is said to watch over sots aud
and FOOLS that it seems almost like sacTilegc to
blackguard it at all. Wont the proprietors of
that paper present us with some subject that
we shan't feel guilty in Safeguarding.
Gazette
The following, The Golden Era says, was ad-
dressed to Kansas Clergyman:
"You are fourth rate preacher, but first
rate liar-crime, cowardice aud corruption glare
forth from your CLASSY, gimblet skewed eyes,
like guilty thing upon fearful summons"
The writer then proceeds to state his convic-
ton that when the author of all evil searches
the lower regions for his jewels,
60 he will gloat with fiendish grin, and
express his joy in an eldrich and unearthly
scream upon finding in the lower abyss, the pu-
trid, gansrcencd leprous and plague-spotted
body of d. S."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

20 There is boy, says the Albany Knicker-
booker, not over fourteen years of age, stopping
at the principal Hotels in this city, who keeps
trotting horse and buggy, bets high with the
best ofthen," smokesa dollars worth ofsegarsa
day, drinks mint jnleps and cobblers innumber-
able, struts about with the fashionablcs, and or
ders his bottle ofchampagne regularly atdinner
His air is as consequential as that of the great
Mogul, and he deems his society highly essential
to the comfort of everybody. We saw him clink-
ing glasses with men old enough to be his grand
sires, and swallow two juleps in the space Off
teen minutes. He foots his bills punctually, and
misfortune He is from Baltimore and is travel
ing eastward on tour of recupuration and OBJ
servation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

There is smile going round Europe at
the simplicty of the ladies Of England, France
and America, in their worship Of Paris fashion
ions = Because beautiful young Empress found
it convenient before giving an heir to the throne
to revive the fashion Of full pctticoats- coming
as near tho hoop disguise as possible-what
must old dowagers and young rnaidens do but
copy the dress without the excuse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

TnE GIK4As TuISEEs-A DIvIsIoN-we
learn there is 4 split among the German Turner'S
in thot United States, in consequence Of which,
part 81 them laseweek met in Pittsburg, and
part III Washington, on their annual assembling.
Political differences are aid to be the cause Of
the division.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

~ We hear very dtsastedns accounts Of the
destEpetiou Of the coming crops IN this vicinity
u Satehez Hiss, By recent storms IL IS South.
Tile cotton on i5anY p 1latIo1s his bef entire.
u pro fttei. Z le,ictirth, oas tbi55 nj ore.
III hssely spckan q 8 The apcuntofirjary.