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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-10
A somnambuIic Travener.

The following is an extraordinary case of
somnambulism which has actually occurred to
person at Arras, in France We translate
the account of it from the Progress du Par de
Calais
Near Paris, about halfpast eleven o'clock
one night, not finding anything better to pass
away the time allotted to sleep, a person threw
himself into the corner of wagon which he
occupied, and at the end of ten minutes he was
journeying in the land of dreams. About three
o'clock in the morning he was picked up some
distance from Oreil. How had he got there ?
Here is his report: II sunk into profound
sleep, but | recollect that in moment after.
ward had dream. In this dream, which
seemed to be reality, | got out Of the wagon,
and determined upon walk. Then, / per-
ceived, in the midst of the obscurity of night,
the posts of the telegraph, upon which the
flashes that convey at every stroke phospho-
resent light, dazzled me- had vertigo.
grasped the post to prevent my falling. We
were at that moment in deep road. When
we were in the open field | felt sharp pain.
My legs had no consciousness Of this act Of my
will, for they gave way, and my head struck
the gravel of the road. recovered soon, and
resumed my course. I followed on the road for
some instants, but the vapor Knocked my efforts,
and shortly as in the German ballad, / ex-
claimed, the shadows go quickly for all van
ished, and found myself surrounded by pro-
found night. walked on, when suddenly, and
| IN the midst OF the darkness, my journey ended.
| orened my eyes. Day had dawned."
We may add to this narrative that the relator
of it received no injury, and arrived safely at
Arras, where he told with much amusement his
nocturnal promenade.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-10

A somewhat remarkable case, the parties in
which are residents in this city, has lust been
somewhat remarkably decided in the Supreme
Court. Inasmuch as it is a novel case. and
illustrative of the uncertainty of law, we will.
in brief state the facts for the edifcation Of
the public, and for the benefit Of those inte.
rested.
Drs. Shipman & Adams sued Dennis Wall
In Justices Court by attachment, and the con-
stable levied upon the trunk and personal
clothing of Wall, who replevied the said property
OF the constable, claiming il as exempt by law
from seizure on attachment, on the ground that
he was householder, and had a family for
which he provided. On the trial of the attach
ment suit before the Justice the plaintiffs failed
to recover, on the ground that Wall was not
liable.
1t appears that Wall was married on the
18th of December last, at 10, a. m, and the
attachment was served and the property taken
at p. m, and that he was expecting to 10
with his wife on the train East, TO New York,
on visit to his sister,
On the trial of the replevin suit, at the last
Onondaga Circuit, the Circuit Judge non-suited
the plaintiff, (Wall,l on the ground that he was
not householder, and had no family for which
he provides, which decision was affirmed at the
late general term ut Watertown. No opinion
was given by the court but it seems that q
man must go farther, and do more than 10
marry, in order that bis clothing should be ex.
empt from execution. In this case il cannot
be claimed the debt upon which the attach.
ment was issued was a valid one, MS Wall beat
the plaintiffs before the Justice on the merits in
the attachment suit.-Syrocuse Journal.
Bay "Lamep sighed Mrs. Darlington, "there
have been suffering" the begimies of death
three mortal weeks. Fust was seized with a
bleeding phrenology in the left hampshire Of
the brain, which was exceeded by stoppage
Of the left ventitator Of the heart. This gave
me an inflammation in the borax, and now I'm
sick with the chloroform morbus. There is no
blessin like that of health, particularly whom
you're sick"
MoUNT VERNON. Mayor Wood, Of New
York, at the request of the ladies of the Mount
Vernon Association, delivered n lecture last
evening" at Richmond, the proceeds to be
added to the Mount Vernon purchase fund.
The Mayor took for his subject "The Genius
and Character Of Alexander Hamilton Mr..
Everett has already invested for this fund %, 900
1T per cent. svan M !
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THE TEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY5s
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

AUGUST 19, P. H.
HousE.-Thc Speaker appointed Messrs. Sim
mons, Smith of Va, Petit Edie, and Fuller of
Me-, a committee to investigate the assault and
battery committed by Mr.. McMullen upon Mr..
Granger.
During the proceedings messages were ex=
changed between both Houses, and the PreSi-
dent Informed each from time to time of his APP
proval of certain bills.
The confusion was occasionally so great in the
House that twas next TO impossible to under
stand what was going on.
Mr.. Campbell of o., from com. on Conference
on the Army bill said they were unable to agree
on the amendment restricting military opera
tons III Kansas and disarming the military, and
moved that the House insist and ask for a 4th
conference.
Mr.. Stephens inquired, if the motion devoted
down whether it would be in order to move that
the House rccede.
Mr.. Cobb, of Ga, said the only way was for
the House to recede from the Kansas amend
ment.
At half.past IL o'clock vote was taken, on
motion Of Mr.. Campbell, and disagreed to, yeas
SO, nays 10S.
Mr.. kunkel moved that another com. OF Con-
ference be appointed.
The Speaker decided the motion was out Of
order, as similar question had just been deci-
ded.
Mr. Millson asked leave to offer resolution
that, the Senate concurring, the time for adj
journment be extended two hours.
| Objections were made amid great excitement
! by Cobb of Ca, who moved suspension of the
rules, he wished majority to determine wheth-
err or not they would defeat the bill i; let all
these factiUus movements be exhibited to the
country. The House at one minute to IL NJ.
refused to suspend the rules, yeas l3l, nays 6s,
not two-thirds.
The bell was ringing for - o'clock when Mr..
Campbell Of Ohio moved to adjourn at o'clock,
the yeas and nays were ordered, but before the
call was commenced, the Speaker announced
the adjournment of the House in accordance
with the joint resolution fixing the hour of nd-
journment. The members fingered in the Hall,
some lamenting and others rejoicing over the
defeat of the army bill.
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RTEe NEws-Tne Cincinnati Columbian
s'ys the river has risen some two or three inch
Is sihee our last report, but Sunday afternoon
AID night was stationary again. About 10 o.
S''eS Sunday evening rain began to fall, and
ms continued with slight inter7nission to the
present. hour, when the Ohio is swelling slightly
with some tWenty-seven inches to Louisville)
and will still swell if the rain has been general
Inc is no indication of the occasion of the
Aa'ns mo'sture-the sky is lowering, and the
seather damp and chilly.
h., from s. Louis, Memphis and other points We
1--we nothing new. River matters are every
%aeFe deplorably dull
tLoslSc OF me Mourn OF RED RiyxH.-The
new Orleans Delta Of the 9Th says:
p We learn that on Sunday last the mouth OF
= r''i River was closed by bar forming across
u, i and G'e current of the stream turning into
!; ;4S cAlehetalaya. The deposit of which the bar
~ @fned is represented to be of different
,,ltsaeter FROM that heretofore found, ard las
h.ea al Efforts to cut through it by the steam
=, i'''s either above or below it. Red river Is
A'-' ii'!ing very rapidly.
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grh have on hand sketch of real life by an
4: I'D valued contributor, which will be forth
azt1g in day or two. We are extremely
l.,kiul tn our friends everywhere for their
s.l,iJutions. We want all our frinds who have
assof news, or anything of an interesting
nj for the public car, to send it OIL to US
or desire is to make the EntelIegencer emphat-
lily bulletin of current news and opinion
gsn all subjects of a literary, political or com
atsiA kiad. We say this mich to jog the
aads of some of our modest friends who are
csI'ent writer's. yet arc afraid of the public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

~ UNCOMMON occunrrxcE.-The Albany
hisserboclter says: "a very singular affair
cured in the court of general sessions at tie
Al term. y woman was brought up and ar
nisns4 before her own brother, who was on the
itaeh, on the charge of keeping house of pros
aiu.iun The brother sat motionless and pale
marble, but stern anil inflexible as the Roman
at!lsr who passed. the sentence of death on his
cEn son. The woman, although old i'll crime
nd lest to shame, was so overcome by the scene
Ia. Oh reaching her seat she wept burning tears.
Twas scene that is rarely witnessed, aud we
hope never to see the like again.
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Agent,
OE2c-it Wheeling.
Or2Git
r B. SWRARIEGEl

PERrryEp BREA1H.-whatiady or gentleman would re-
main disaEreeable breath when By use:
ing the BALA FLOWERS. dentifrice would
not only leave the teeth white as aabaS
teri Many persons know their breath Is bad and
the subject Is so delicate their friends will mention
IT, Pour single drop Of the "Bain" Your tooth brush
wash the teeth night aud morning 30 cent bottle VIII
last year.
DnAUrlFu1 may be easily acquired by using
the Balln Of and FlOWeTs It will remove tan, PIN
pies eckles tile sn leaving 1t Of soft aud rose
hue. Net towel two or three DROPS and wash
Tie face night and morning.
MADE Etsr-yet your shavnG-brus In either
warm nr cold water pOuT on two three drops am Of
Thousand PuEers,n the beard well and it Will maze
beautiful father much facilitating the operation 0fshav-
ing. Price only fifty cents.
Franklin Square, New York.
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2Y0Y DESERVE CREDIT
z--- FOR YOUR
d rs 90 "a r Y

nRoFEsSOR WOODS HAIR kEsToRATTVE e, no
doubt the most wonderful discovery Of MS age OF pro-
sreSs for il restore, gray haE 70 s orig
color cover the hebad With mos tlnxur1ant
groEth remove at once an dAIdruh and chnE cure all
scrofula and other erupons such as
Sc II viii cure rs nervous head-
ache: make the hair soft glossy, and EaVy, and preserve
the color perfectly the hair from falling TO extreme Old
age. .,.r,hs- ~ Az. ,,,o1,.s
cal profession:
ST. PAU, January /, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
Dan SIN Unsolicited, send you this ceTtih.
cate. After being bald for long time ana having trle III
the hair restoratives extant, and having no faith In any
was Induced hearing Of yours 70 give trial placed
hands Of barber, and had my heau Fuhbe
with good brush and the Restorative then applied aud
well rubbed In the scalp agoT. TEs repeated eFe
~ morning. three weeks the young hSr appeared
and grew rapidly from August last I'LL the s' a
Is low Thick and stPong-sott and pleasant TO the
touch; whereas before, harsh and Wtry, what little
there was Of It. little disappearing very rapid,
iy sim use your Restorative about twice week AND
shall soon have good and perfect crop OF hair Now had
hitherto any any hair was oenet-
ed by any Of oncs, ETC. Of the days and u Fsay
gives me pleasure record tie result OF my experience
have your 70 others nd y area
dy has large general sale throughout the Terrltor
The people here effects and have confidence IN IT.
The supply sentus Wholesale agents tSr the
Is nearly exhausted daily Inquiries are made Tor IT.
Youeserve credit your discovery aud Tor one re-
turn you my benefit tiHs done for GER
tainly had despaIreI long of eectnS any such
result. Yours hAstl ,,o>-,,
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! 5iFrom Sichoia, BaaE yols Reporier.l

New CoUNrERrElTs.-Mechanic Bank, Nelo-
ark, N. sL-90s, spurious-vig. gteamboat, etc
-On each side Of Wig. large 2O--below, arm with
hammer-on left end female with slleaf Of wheat
Aa1sraie Bank, liqss.--los--vig. female, as,-
ricultural implements, train Of cars--fennle on
right end with ear of corn in right hand, left
hand on large loon left end figure 10, deer,
pillow, etc.-appearance good-letter a, various
numbers.
Croton Rirer Baaz, NJ Y-5s, altered from
1s-thc Gone Dollar" on scroll work erased,
and give Dollars observation-disclosures onlow-
or right corner female seated near a fac-simile
of silver dolIar-No. $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
.,;o,Irned uesting oL the BuchanaN "Hl

As aa No. Club was held at their hall on Nor
B,s;.ln,.s Monday evening which was largely
roc ~ indication that the right spirit pre-
.'is'.. ,bc Democratic ranks,
ysias IN tpr y,;IIvsrcad the Constitution which
as 0p- a,amit.es on permanent organization re-
10, n, ~ following officers:
f.c''d a.',;TsS..s-wm. George, Geo. Ell
y "a g. Moore, Doet. Jas. Tanner, Andrew
I Ii:i.' I,', mo. Handlin, JnO. zoeekleF
Wis'a "' -.,,-John 7. Russell, John c. Vance.
S :. .,,,,r-A. j. Parnell.
I''n. .1,s7;sq C6mmittes.-John T. Russell,
..' nsS5l.ton, AlOnzo Loring, Geo. FOr6s, "A,
E'..'a, -, g,,sa.fce Charles w.
t',"', 4 Panncll, Geo. Forbs, WIN. S.
TI W. G. Scott 1900.
w.rd-Alex. Garden, Smith McDon-
) iI n.,.r Werlich, w Heyman, ThOs. j. Gar
d'a "A warl-J. NJ. Alexander, Jacob Ber-
S Ss1 Wovcl C. L. wickham, PhiloEKim-
'sdy ~ ,,,,-w. G. Scott, Alfred F. Hulli-
mr. Iy thinner, Jos. L. Giiaspy, James NJ
lalssg. ,,.,,.n.;, 1os;.b. 1Tndo-
~ Mn Brown, Jno yosIer, ?, P. Beck.
eFl ,.., w,r,,-Wn,. s;oneman, Lorenzo Wait,
r, ,.,' shughart, Jno. Weisgarber, George
'' "i,.bie,own-w. c. Handlin, Ed. Plankey,
ct,s Diskmnn, Geo. Miller, Stephen Water
hcr>c. 9 wo;or n c+oiD
c,.par zoeskler, j. Torton.
Tn. The Vigilance Committee were requested to
-, .h.s. nersous from their respective wards
- eo,Dposea Finance Committee.
" Eao.e.. upon taking the Chair, delivered
,,;.f but appropriate address.
C.,,. ". Russell, Esq, being called for took
Oh. ,t,pd amidst much applause and addressed
h. meeting for some time in an eloquent man
~, IIo delivered scathing rebuke to the
Marx Republicans, who attempted to hold meet
,,. and form an electoral ticket for this State.
Ion. Shsrrarl Clemens being neSt called fol
messed the meeting for over IN hour in one Of
Eshappies; efforts.
III Pendleton was loudly called for, but ow-
80, ., the lateness of the hour made but few
,,s,rss; promising to address the association
| ,,,gothe- time.
r,o, motion of 4. F. Hullihen, the Argus
nd inteliigsucer were requested to publish the
,,,.es,Iings Of this meeting.
Inc rnel,irs thea adjourned to meet on Fri
3,y svening. JOHN kNotE' freS
~. Resell, Sees.
&c. VANCE, !
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FEVER AND AGUE.

4 Case Of Eight Jonths Sanding Cured by Rosr5ars''
ed street sayLast july while running on The river on
was taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long months
suffered this dreadful disease. The greater part OF THIS
time was unable work. spent at least hty dollars
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three of friends insisted upon my NY
Guaranteed. After trying for only one wesS' must
state was sound man. have been at work now Tor
two weeks and had Of the chls and fever
whatever"
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
at Il Cheater,a. GOTHIC Hall.
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Philadelphia noted for the high character,
doubted stability sterling Integrity Of her Insurance
Companies. The Franklin, Mercantile Mutual, and
could ONLY free from faint but
above suspicion. Another sterling company claims
public attention and patronaEt-e '.HOwHrdof which
PERcrvAL II. PorTS President starts with capital
(al subscTibed) amounting SG0OOOg-its directors
high charaeter-vel known and greatly respected
President the and confidence OF the
tlre eontGa and the other officers gentlemen Of ns
tcenee and influence We enjoy the personal acQualnt
Rnce Of the worthy Secretary, w II. Woods An Insu.
rance Company provided with ready capital and cd
Client officers, Immediately take high stand public
cRtiu ntion- I2iik HG07,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

TaE VEnY Fnsr.-Mong, at his old stand on
N5aroe street, is already in market with the
,sy first orstess Of the season He is pre-
sa;.i to furnish families and dealers with good
ad4e. flesh and but few hours from the "fun-
ia=.' The enterprise and reliability of this
c,sr house have long been established in the
VT
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Notice..

TAvISG sold out the Saddle Harness, and Trunk Manu-
II featuring part Of my business shall devote myself
Coach Trimming business, having by The shangs much more 2
room and facilities and being the only one in THIS
city, exclusively business and from nv long eNpGrt-
ence in, connection with the SaddnE business
hong 10 be able 10 entire satisfaction to all who Will
favor me with Very thankful for the liberal
~ ,Se same JOHN KN6TE,
" ava Am Old Stand. 1873 Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

Forxp DEAD.-An elderly gentleman, named
Mcdonald, on upper Fourth street, was found
expired from old SteuJenDiRe Herald Of
4foMday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

Grn Southern exchanges of last night, an
soaace that Texas Las gone democratic by large
I, increased uajogities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
J. X. BRAGG.
III Market street, ST. LOUIS, /
AL. 2 4 EGA [

DEAR SIR:-I am doing extensive travel in the West
and States general agent for Adams Amer
lean Linnent would be glad would win
feel thar can ntroduceit many places where 1t is not
known my head is living testimony Of It's inEatqAoe
properties In restoring hair its natural color am
forty years old my hair almost white but after
using three half pint bottles, hair is US beautiful auburn
as II was ut teer improved in appearance and
would not be without hand for the prise OF ten
/ should be glad hear from you soon.
Very respectfully,
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Sold Out.

Morgan the department Of his establish
men embrace this opportunity to return ms sincere
thanks for the very patronage extended to him. Tor
three years and begs leave to 70
his friends customers, his successors know
ing them to experienced wOrkmcn and In every way
worthy The confidence and patronage Of the public have
doubt they will render full satisfaction 10 All WHO may
"s s0, s HEaB, WIN ut'E S"'''"1' JOHN KNoTE
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sag.soS's trial for the murder of Mrs. ALI
s7 5y means OF the 'Infernal Machine, y COM
E.ase,i on Monday, in Butler county, Ohio.
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wEAKNEss OF THE STOMACH AND 1NDIGEsT1oN

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Anokler great Cure erected by BoerhGre's Aodnd Bit
ters-The wife Peter De Wte, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the and Indigestion. She had been
under PHYSICIANS for time but the disease
seemed to battle skill. She purchased some Hol-
land Office which have given tone her sto-
mach her appetite and strength returning and We fin
Is this another great cure elected by your
We have still to record many wonderful by
this remedy, await another opportunity One
thing YOU can rely upon whit have published from
nersons much respected community, and literally
trne J. QUINTUS,
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Contracts FOR Hoes.-lA very general dispo-
siliOn exists at Cincinnati, it is said, to make
contracts Tor hogs for November delivery at SO,
and at this rate there are more buyers than sell
isFS The Psiee Current of that city says:
The injury done to the corn crop by the con-
u1aed dry weather is leading 10 tirmer feeling
o" W tae part Of owners, and there are very few
ele;ias Just now, nor have VIC heard of any
yo''Taets during the last two weeks. Prudent
'sasEs consider this rate above safe point, and
s'S mol willing to have anything TO do with such
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ODD FELLOWS DINECroRY

ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
VTrxInIms Lodge No. :s--NGerts every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
Jous g wRronr. n. G.; H. u G,rr, Secretary.
franklin lodge no, 13.-Nteets as ahoveevery
Monday evening. JOns BArrA, n. O.; H. p. C'aP'i"e,
Secretary.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. s3.-Mcets as above eve
~ wednesday evening. J. @. HoEsSASS, n. G.; job"
.SdIads Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 59.-,rcets every Monday
evening at the Hail. Market and Quincy Streets H.
BROWN, n. g.; John THobur4s, Secretary
Pauoln Lodge NO. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening L. D. McLAIS, n. g.; ~ VI Blanchard,
Secretary.
Abrnm,. Enoau,pmcut No. I.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and streets, the rst and third
Tuesday evenings each month. II. UruxAS c. P s. W.
Pearson, Scribe.
WIN. Tell Hncnmpment NO. 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
month WV. KL1SKLER, c. p; VIM. Weisgqrner, Scribe
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fq7- DAooKF1R1D, January u, 1855.
PROFESSOR WOOD

DEAR SIN: Having made trial of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, it gives pleasure to say that Its elect
constant tendency itching with which have been trcu
bIed my childhood up; and has also restored my ha
which becoming gray, Its original COLOR have used
article anything like the same pleasure or
profit. Yours, truly, nc
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INsTANTANEOrs CrRE.

CranFELAND, 4D., Aug. = Is0U.
PRoP. DHGE aTH-Dear Sr-I have had stu neck, from
Eheun for the last six weeks, and could with d!enity
move heal. Accidentally with gentleman, who,
with one application DeCrath's Electric Oil to the part
afflicted cured minutes. The Stiffness is entirely
zone from ny neck ThereforcI cheerful! recommend
DeGrats Electric on every person afflicted would
not be UIIhvutHif 1t cost me $40 a bottle. ~
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o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, sle broadway, n. Y and
III Market ST., ST. Louis.
ES-For sale in Wheeling by 80,
T. II LOGAN CO.,
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4,fryuoy is solicited to the card of ]. T. Gil
hl;. III another column.
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FIRM Of Bond ( kellogg, Druggists, ST. Paul.

The undersigned Rev. j. & Bragg, is minister in reGu-
lar standing and the Orthodox Church, at Brook
field He gentleman OF great influence
and universally beloved. ,,,,, ,,.,D,