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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

WATso"'s TES D"LsK SEwI$G MACIxE.-we have had the
pleasure OF examining what appears he one of the
most simple, complete and saving machines
of The 1t is dollar sewing machine-ueat and
tasteful in its appearancevente and patented by
son. Ii he is not entitled the thanks of overworked
class of needle women, difficult to Imagine how the
thanks Of the community be due any INVENTOR
Willie we have had infinite amount Of talent and labor
expended upon other improvements, while the
minds of many ingenious inventors have directed to
improvements of the larger sewing price of
which are complete obstacle general introduction
1t does appear Invention of machine which
could be Afforded the price Of ten dollars has hitherto
been considered By them possibility: yet We find that
an ingenious mechanic has slmped his invention as to
bring ii within the reach almost every family We have
seen this machine in operation, have examined some
beautiful specimens of its work. hesitate not to say that
tits entirely practical character and ~ In our judy
men find its way into general We cannot think
do the public greater favor their attention
to this invsntion.-CAteGOo Democratic Press
Sre advertisement in anOt er column. oct1O
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FROM ST LOuIS

Oct 2T.-Santa Fe mails arrived at IndeDen.
dencc on the 23d. News unilnportant; business
dull. The Indians were comparatively quiet.
The election on the first Monday of Septem-
Der resulted in Democratic maiority-both
Houses give Harland majority.
Brooks is about leaving for States. Col.
Bonneville commands the department in the alb
sence of Garland.
A Republican letter from .Westport 21st says
Parratt, Pomcroy, Schuyler and is others call,
inSa Convention of the people Mt Big Springs,
Kansas, the 2Sth of October to nominate
a Delegate to Congress. Gcary gone the South
ern part of the Territory to arrest maruding
parties in that section.
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VIZ noticc as one of the two representatives
tc'ed from Washington county, Pa, to the as
,en'Ily, the name ofAir. John C. Sloan, of Hope
vel township. With Mr. Sloan VIC have been
hrOrably acquainted for many years. He halls
iroEn that mentally and morally sturdy class of
men known as Washington county farmers, who
have quietly dclvcd from the soil the wealth
Which that county enjoys. Mr.. Sloan, like ma
ny of the other public men of that State, first
brought himself into notice through the public
!yceumS with which that county abounds and
beame noted for his fine controversial talent
and general information. We congratulate Mr.
Soaa's constituents, not less than himself, upon
It's election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

MrSNEsoTA ELEcrroA.-An election for men,
bers of tie Legislature was held in Minnesota
on the 14th.-So far as returns have been re-
eelyed, they are favorable to the Republicans
In the First District, one Democrat and one Re
publican were elected; Second District, one Re-
publican and two Democrats; and in the Third
District, two Republicans were chosen Repre-
seniatives. In the Third Council District the
Republican Councillor was chosen, and in the
Eleventh District the whole Republican ticket
is probably elected, while there is report that
tiycs in Dacotah county.
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Mas HENir's BENEFIT is tonight at the Athe-
l7um, and we desire. outside of onr business
a'Proessional scribblcrS, to call the attention of
dspubtc to the fact Ever since the opening
Z tie Athenmum, the public, night after night,
AFe been entertained by the efforts of this ac-
'aPlished lady. Never, during thewhole time
owe remember to have seen her at fault in a
Fasle cast, and many times she has appeared in
no in single evening. She is always prepar-
Ct Her remarkable aptncss and engaging man
':'s have each night added to her popularity,
ri she is now a decided Wheeling favorite.-
She is always greeted with cheers when she APP
;,arS. Three pieces are in the bills for this
t'ening, the leading one of which is that fine
historical drama, entitled the Field of Forty
Footsteps" tale of the civil wars. We want
10 see all who believe that the elevated drama
'aoald be sustained, and that accomplished tai
EMS and labOrious study should be encouraged,
go this evening to Mrs Henry's benefit.
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-. For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling ii Va.

sept22-ltd2mw
gt- Prof. ne ssrath's Electric OiI,-THE
New PEAcTlcE-ELETRIo CrREs-Pnn premonitor OF
aest an, ne Kesvs The pain and you check the disease
the following, mot everything)
Cures rheumatism often in u day.
Cures Neuralgia. Toothache, minutes.
Cures burns, Bruises, Wounds, i to 3 days
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, 1day.
Cures Headache, Is minutes.
Glands MsSs 20 aay night
Cures Feons Broken Breast Rheum $40 days cures
Palsy Cont ErysIpras days; eslres emorrhage,
A6ssss to 10 days cures Frosted Feet Chill
ASK Mr. wilkins of Lynchburg If Clas. De Gra,h,s E1ec
tre VI did not cure him of rheumatism and
Ask Rev Mr. Caldwell IL 1T did not relieve him of severe
Ask Mr. Wech, Buchanan il It did no. cure him of
swelled glands in the throat in fifteen minutes when the
DOCTORS said he would die in short time.
Ask Mrs Argyle If it did relieve her Of
Ask Mrs blackboard of Incburg II it did not cure her
oil headache in aItesn minutes
NKw HAyES, May 18th, 1856.
rroi DeGrath-My brother has been deaf three years.
H many things he used your OH few times and
Ask Mr. Scranton, who afterwards bought $50 worth to
si S NY ol removes all pain, at once, Rheuma
Afflicted ID Years and Cured In one Week. Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
Prof DE- GRATH:-I have been afflicted IL Years with
ra and other painful complaints, have been unab
70 seeP Soundy or ak distance for many years past
Last week got bottle Of your Electric oil" The first
night slept soundly and we'll to-day like new M
NY wife could not believe her Your Electric OH has
done in one week what the physicians Philadelphia failed
to do in Is years Gracefully, yours,
This on mild, pleasant and harmless Its properties
are all for good Children should have 1t given them teeth
OF They Rons "a its PTGiesss
me- only ain. 6ons to get money! Look out beware =
sth street. Philadelphia not removed as advertised BY a
base scamp Name on the wrapper and blown in ,he bottle.
rof sSls i Inv and psfsT cS e Electric ea
FIELD. = octff.,.
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no THE PUBLIC.

g.,,re Til. day sold to Messrs. Campbell McDermOt
,,,Irs office wereturn sincere thanks
PATRONS for the many of kindness We have re-
al their hands and cordially commend our successors
,,rnoce. wedoubt mot they will ever be found prompt
IL ,.entive every department of business, and will
deserve the patronage of the community
m accounts will run 18th instant, and We hope our
. VII aid Us in speedily closing up our outstanding
.4oap;s.
NJ business of the Gr will be settled by either of the
, and Mr. Beatty viii be found at the Otice for that
,-po,e. BEATTY co.
welding, Oct sth, 1885.
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF. my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,

tSI'OHd CIT or LIVER,
Such as Indigestion Acdty of the Stomach Cocky Pains
n S1d dois Of lie
NenraRic Affections, has in instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
scientific pnees Re Of S Sg TsS
Holland professor oerhaye Because its great
States was Intended more especially for those Of
itherlhnd scattered here and tnere the this
mighty country. Meeting with great among them
now oaer It to the American public knowing that It's truly
to those persons whose
situations may have been impaired the continuous use
santansous in effect finds its way directly to the seat Of
ife thrilling and quckenns every nerve raising up the
the system: ''SN'
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many mutations which the public should guard against in
oiSnd ti slse %5s
tie viii convince you how Infinitely superior tits althese
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
81 ase s Hongg
n Rt Tssyes ndiss 1 and deSt
us use Tor severe headEehe with which had long
Holland Bltters myself and recommend to others Know
ing s e be jGss T hiatt it. 81 s
derived great benefit from its the sto.
James NJ. Murphy says "After several physicians had
failed Boerhaves Holland Bitters palm from
the Flse Prss
Of the best sieians in the place had failed Boer.ves
9and bIters cured me OF the form Of dyspepsia
francis Felix, only manufacturer the orglna Extract
OF Coffee says Il know that your Holland Bers Is one
OF the hest medicines in the world for dsorere
DR.. Ludwig, editor of the 'Facke' Baltimore pronounce,
medicine deserving the confidence OF the public
Dr. Eherlart, the leading German physician Of penna
has prescribed 1t frequently during the three years with
marked success In debitated digestive or
gans, or Of the system generally.
The manager OF the Baous Vinegar Factory says used
myself and was therefore induced try effect upon
my wife, roubled with tie great debility common to ali of
consuniptve hab and really It is doing more good
than anything she has taEenn Y
NOTlCE-Whoeycr expects to find in this beverage will
be disappointed but to the sick and low spirite IL
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of sinr
lar remedial properties. - e
at 81 perbotle, orsx bottles for s5 by the sole
proprietors, ~ rN
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a-The cren. T,lecrric OIl.-pnoy. DE- cn,,,

BThe Grent TlecIric OiI.-PRoF De GRArH
every person who dOuGts where to get e genuine
Electric OH and whether 1t does all pains lAy
TO call on Gen WEIGH Col E. H. Grant, % North Thirteenth
street n L. Schne'er Masonic Hall, George c. Dyer, Esq,
U North Third street, also r keyser ST. Lawrence
anu every prominent druggist In this and every large city,
All OF whom sell Electric OIL $1,000 will given every
druggist nane publishe in the LEDGER
seA my Electric OIL, ami OtlIer-take this wager
Doasters None genuine without my label aud
blown on the glass. PRoF C. De GRIrlI
Only maker of Electric Oil in the world
Sole depot 50 South Eighth street. below Chestnut Not
removed, rs basely advertised by Pretcniers.
For saleby 7. u. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LACGnLINS' d DUSlIFIEID,
OcIS Nor Etrnnt
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POIIGAOM AMIE

.
TINE and beautiful ornamentnE the SIMPLEST
Glass Vessel to resemble the FINEST PAINTED CHai Ar
1.-THE OF CosT, is creating immense exceh.,nt
Ladies' and Gentlemen alike fascinated with this delr
u occupation chaste and elegant amusement for Chill
dren aud Schools encouraging grace in design
aud harmony In the arrangement Of cOOrs The whole
can be perfectly acquired in half hour Book IRstruc
ton separately 81. Boxes containing Vases Hook and
every article required IS. sent by Express. ETffF
CONTENT, EEARY 4 C0-, Wholesale Store. 3
telI-lydaw. 5y2 Broadway; n Y
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THR QrEsTIon sKETLEp.-ADAMs was awarded the frat
premium for the best Daguerreotype likeness
Fair in this city. Ao premium for best display of Da-
euerreotypes OXE DOLLARS will be given to any
ATfit IN Virginia who equal pictures either on
Glass Silver plate Call his Gallery street,
corner of Union, aud his AmbrOtypes DaguerreO-
ypes and Photographs. oetl1
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Amhrotvnes for 81

PARTRIDGE at Ills and spacious rooms, with fac
ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any in the country, and far superior any city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
In the country. He Is prepared make Ambroypes SO
they be sent by without postage Also to set
them in OCkes and pins, price Daguerreoypes-
Pictures made for good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
AIlkinds Of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side of st. above Monroe over Marsh
Taylor's new store aurle
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5ArH OF AN OH MAsoS.-Thc National In,
tligencer of Saturday chronicles the death OF
TEA. James Thompson, of Washington, in the
,Nh year of his age. Gen. I. was born ON st.
yssntine's day, February 14th, IT'S, and for
aty years was faithful servant of his country.
lie was member of the Masonic fraternity,
,rl was probably the oldest Free Mason in the
oi;et States, having Joined the institution at
lie age of txenty-one years, and consequently
has been Mason for nearly sixty-Sercn years.
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LOOK out for we'll executed two dollar coun-
aftt;t bills on the Bank of North America, Sey-
ar, Conn.,, and also on tho Bank of North
iDcrica, Providence, RI They are said to be
circulation, and to have spread eagle for q
r.nette, and n figure of Justice on the left.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

(, opsERREAKSc Daniel Casly and G. VI.
Boring were taken before Alderman Baltzcll
Yesterday charged on the oath of Rose McCurdy
ana an officer Vail, with breaking into VS. cellar
on Saturday night, and taking quantity Of eat
aoles theretrom to Miss Roses house on the Is
land Cadyis also charged with the larceny of
a coat belonging to Mr.. Leonard Dobbin5 from
the resitence'of Mr.. Forsyth, on Market street
Baltzeli agreed to admit the parties to bail in the
sum OF 500 each ON each charge.-Araus.
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DEEPENING THE MIsslsslPPL-The contract
with the Government of the United States,
through the Engineer Bureau of the War Dc
partment, for opening the Southwest Pass and
Pass rOutre, in the Mississippi river to a
depth of twenty feet and a width of three hun
dred feet, and to keep these channels clear for
the period of five years, has been awarded to
Messrs. Craig and RICHTER, of Newport, Ken
lucky. The sum for which they contract to
perform this work in 1890. 600.
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The MEDICAL pnoFrssroS M AusrRA1,A.-Ac-
cording toa recent statistical return, there are
now in the Austrian empire 639s physicians,
5000 surgeons, Is, 900 midwives, and 5000 apo
Notwithstanding about one physician and one
surgeon to every g. 00inhabitants, and one apo
thecary for every 10. 600.
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NEW YORK MApKIr

0cT. 27.-Flour steady; 5000 bbls State sold
at 6.6OaG,75. Wheat firm, $4,000 bush Sold
Corn firm, 10000 bush. sold. Pork buoyant,
400 bbls sold at 20,sT. Beef firm. Lard buoy
ant at 10 II. Whisky steady at So.
Stocks active; Chicago and r. Island So; Ill.
Cent. 1873, Bonds 1894; Reading a 3D.;
Canton 81 Ia; Virginia skies 1894; Missouri
skies 1914; Gal. and Chic. 100; Mich Central
% Ia Erie SO 10; Cleve and Toledo go IA; Cleve.
and Pittsburg 1884,
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WHEELING : -77T-=7
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS.
III AS on hand and is manufacturing and receiving large
~ and general assortment Of Hats Gaps comprising
All The varieties of color and shape CAPS now
IN use oil tie latest fashion manufactured from the I'm
est material and the best workmanship which will he
so! wholesale and Retail the possible price.
FROM my experience in the business having always
used my best endsavors to please and furnish public with
Eood, fashionable, and servceabe hat, confident
with my present facilities and large hand that
sne 70 supply my patrons with article superior
respectfully call those in want of Hats
and Caps before purchasing elsewhere. 35l.i ~
s. AVERY, No 146 Main st.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

OcT. 27.-Flour dull; no sales: prices nomi-
nal; imports the last is hours S,943 bbls grain
Sales of 10000 bush. Corn at 30. Wheat firm
ut Saturdays prices. Sugar market firm; sales
ky steady; sales $50 bbls at %. Coffee; sales
2l6 bagsa at II 4 market firm. Molasses, sales
"a bbls Baltimore Sugar house Syrup at 70;
Orleans scarce and firm at 65aG7.
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WAGES IN CAL1roESIA.-Thc San Francisco
correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune,
says business in the cities of California is dull,
and labor low and scarce. Mechanics wages
IS per day, and laborers So. Board, say from
80 to 81 for workmen, Female servants are
wanted, and are the best paid. Cooks and
chambernaids get from $40 to $50 per month.
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DEA1a OF AN EDrros.-The Wayne County
Col Demoerat announces the death of Joux R.
!,nSsrox, for the last two years an associate
sitor Of that paper. He died of consumption,
,,rd % years.
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~. letters from New York. dated Yesterday rc.
port s' tins market heavy at 81 for zoos and "a
wi l6Us and SOS Several dealers not bnyinr,
Offering to sell at cent above these ratcs.9
"@a"'9gtOn Organ or Sat
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~Da KAxE's Arctic EXPLORATORY has been
received at the Cheap Bookstors of Robinson {
Bro No 1, Washington Hall, and may be had at
the publishers prices. Also, Frank Lcslie's
New York Journal and Harper's Story book for
NayrraLer.
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RLnMN ZIP

Lowell, Mass, Oct 27.-The drying house
attached to Whipple's powder mill, in this yicin-
ity, was blown up, killing two workmcn, who
We're at the time smoking their pipes in the
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(FrOm tte Cincinnati Weekly Times Nay 15th 1860
Another Trial between Rival Corn and & h
Mills, at Paris, SAY.

THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite crowd assembled at Paris, KY
the 9th to witness trial of between the Little Giant
and the Excelsior Mills, the Of which is by
Louisville Courier says:
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 between the
contendng Mills. The triumph for silver
gobets valued at $50 The judges appointed by Butus
Clay, Esq President Of the Bourbon Agricultural Society,"
tensive stock feeders The following is the report Of the
committee:
"Thc undersigned having been appointed committee of
Judges ehers OF the bourbon County Agricultural Soci
ETY., TO determine under (res prescribed for their guild
ance,) tic relative merits OF the Corn and Cob Mills of
Messrs Scott Hedges, Cincinnati, known the Little
Giant and of MeESrs Douglas, Smith, Co., Zanesve o.
named Excelsior Young America" ovett's Patiently The
trial took place in Paris Ky the 9Th and 9Th days Of
May, 1856.
The Little Giant, one hundred revolutions ground
t.oeITe aud dh1 bushels of meal average draft
4UO pounds by the dyndOneteF Young America, with the
same number OF revoluons, ground and Hre6ei1h
OSheS at an average draft OF 100 One-alf busel
and No seivc. The quantity the No. seive
from the meal ground by the Young America, double
that OF the Little Giant The meal OF the Little Giant
was % more uniform nees than TINT ground by the Young
America Though the Mills Of equal diameter, eco inch
ESD the grinding surface In the Little Giant Is supposed
be nrc times Orentsr than the Young America Mill
THESE tests and examination Of the construction
the mills led the committee to the opinion that the Little
Giant Is the superior MILL and hest adapted to the of
tn. farmer, and they award TO Messrs Scott
Hedges the two silver gOblets. DHUTUS J. CLAY,
". II. DUNCAN,
@. I. GARRARD,
Il. HUTCIICRAPT,
VI. s.ta Ia, M 1Crp ppvo,, I,i ~ nf;;
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NOMINATION.

WORCESTER, Oct 27.-The peoples Convcn-
ton of the 9th Congressional District has nom
mated Eli Thayer to represent that district in
the next Congress
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EIRE

PrrrsBvGu, Oct 27.-At o'clock this morn
ing fire occurred in Bown & Hayes confec
tionary, on Liberty street The building and
stock were entirely consumed. Loss $4,000
partly insured.
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Corner Main Water streets. Cincinnai. OhIn


GentS:-I have had n No. 3 LITTLE GIANT MILL in
constant for he last nine months and have fed
entirely oil Corn and Cob Neal have worked my
horses and mules harder than during the past summer
they have before, this OF the year.
good condition they Two horses will grind
fifteen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident that
fully thirty per cent by using the Mill acquainted
with several kinds Of crshers but consider the LITTLE
GIANT far superior to any have
Yours respectfully TlI0S 8. MILLER.
White Hall, Z. o. Madison Co, Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y EfiE "I.IiFiFIE GIANT'
CORN AND COB MILD
WITH TRIPEL SETS OF cRUsIERs DOUBLE GRlND1NG
SURFACES,
WOpn
on Is OTHER WORDS,
TWO MILLS IN ONE.

TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling persons using them accomplish rs
much In the time be Ioue by Single Mills
size GREAT IMPROVEMENT has also made in
the strength the MIL and the Manufacturers can now
challenge the world TO produce machine the ur
capable Of accomplishing much work with little
Light and portable, and strong dura
Bile, as tie improvedor Three Cone
Double Little Giant Corn Mill.
The MAJ caIunot be broken by any fair means, except
there be defects In the castings. Should
be nail, bit Of gravel, small stick the
corn the mill viii grind them hOut innrng it In the least
We do of course, warrant them against Improper uses
who has stock OF kind, either to f4tten working
purposes, that In 10 head that Won feed
the price of No. Mil every six months. THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT is now offered the
BEST CORN AND COB CRUsuER RIVER MADE> AND
is so GUARANTEED.
No. s, or three horse Mill grinds, from 25 to 80
. bushels per hour. Price 500 90
Is 8, or two horse Mil grnds, from IS to 20
. bushels per hOnr,. f" so 90
" 2, or one horse Mil grlnds, from 10 to Is
:" !, viii grind from to bushels per hour, 80 90
SCOTT & HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.