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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24


ETMIE undersigned, having bought The entire
i Goods belonging HtSsrs- Wheeler Lakin Merchant
TaOs, would beg lsaYe 10 inform tile citizens of Wheeling
rng business in e sare room fornerly occpisd bySiessTs
Wheeler LRkn and having obtained the services of both
Of proprrtorS he prepared up
der every article In his Inc, in the latest style and manner
short notice. and very low for cash Having large
stock hand he IL determined sell very low,
uee his stock and make for the Spring Goods.
chance 10 good clothing cheap He VA
every article 70 be IS RECOMMENDED, CT no sale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
MEDICAL.
Prof Woods,


TT AIR ISE.SIClRAI'INEsIs now fo- The lrst
II time Introduced to te citizens Of Wheeling, No. 81
Menroe street, whic che ouIy remedy ever Invented
that will eGeetuaN r.t0r the grey hairs whiskers
me original eoo- Of youth without dying; the bald
head Ia short time =i the natural eoTn remove danI
the hiiy sediment objectionable divers
dieEeEt names now befcre the public the RESTORATIVE
article for the toilet fog the OLD Young
oy DC 9ppreeAte by t5 USE and al respectfully inTl-
TED 70 can at the Depot and examine The tsthnons Of RpS
Su gentlemen OF high reputation In The South ami West,
Illinois, =
cAaLYtR, III, June p. 1883
have used Prof o. 8 Wnois' Hair Restorative' and
haIe adn'irsd the wonderful elect 3y hair becoming
Is thought, prematcreY e b. the use Of hs eso-
permanently 81.
SIDNEY EREEsE,
Ex-ssnstor etthe Unit 81 States
Pref. Woods Oriental SannIfVe Imminent.
Fhs Lnsaetlt II valuable auxiliary she treatment OF
some OF the moot formidable dJeAsts which Il Il our lot
70 contend, for instance, iFas1SdfioR ~ tie Enqs 4f
ose!a BIZ thorough ard continued application If III,
AnIneht over the rGon Of the affected oTI9a tess ot.r
W iornidabe diseases at dIsarued
half ieir terrorS, particularly among children and th5us-
ans OF mothers were they allowed speak would with all
Tie sicuerec Of teeag aEd affection, united
tnonE TO the fact that i had sEXtched thsi= CHILDREN from
The very jaws OF death, and restored them tcir -ur
health and beauty Again, It M he found powerful aiII-
sry In removing what il generally an Agu Cake
nal + services th lnst oun, useful
GENERAL DEPOT se5 Broadway, AcS York; ana ia
NaTketstj 81. Louis
Eos sale wholesale and retail In Wheeling by = ~
J. D. ToWELL, Monroe S., and
H.,.,,7 L u LOGAN Z Co.
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WHEEAING, VI

r. hest quality.
Also, great variety enumerated which We VIII
sell eaer wholesale Of retail, he accommodating
Merchants will and heir decided advantage 80 cEu
ln examine stock before making aud winter
purehases- nv9 MARSH d WAYMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24
coMPLnrH hIeRARY EpITtoN.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-03
Obituary..
Josrpp w. FIELD. ACTOR AND AZ

JOSEPH W. FIELD ACTOR AMP AUTHOR.
priva,c elegT aphic despatch brings nielgen e OF
the teath of Mr.. j. II. FlD at Mobile, Monday last,
whore oene though not unexpected will sincere
regret among his large circle OF friends During his late
season at the Howard Atheneum, he several
evenings too ndisposed to act but desire to Gil his part
induced him 10 go on though sulefiog severely Mr.
Field widely known actor and author and prior to
his detm At he Park theatre, New York engaged
wliter on the Ein9 Post OF that city In st. Louis
he edited the Re,es At the fremont theatre he
popular avorte and his late years have been passed in
management in Mobile and . Louis Over the signature
OF "straws he has written many excellent things. He
was the author OF " Family Ties" which Dan Marble
purchased and his transaon Of iseda for Mrs. Farren
Is scholarly effort. Mr. Field marrci Miss Eliza Rid
de- sister Of Mrs. w. Fl. Smith and he leaves widow
and daughter young lady Of IT, at school in this
city The Home Journal is publ shing GO The Story
OF STAR" etca sketch BY Mr.. Field which is in his
happest vein In many parts he had SUPERIOR End
Hawksey he has left impression In this city which
never can be eiaced -Boston Evening Gazette.
JAMES Puyes says the Cincinnati Eaqusyey in his one
hundred and eighth year. expired in this city Friday
the 25th Of January Punch the slave OF Col. War
rem Washington, Of Virginia, nephew Of Gen. George
Washington. He TO this city about twenty Ave
years after having been set Free in company with
j. II Piatt, Esq. During struggle In The Revolution
airy War; Punch acted servant TO officers in several of
the most important ergngemens and often REQUIRED to
ths sights be had and in part Of which he He
died in poverty and permitted to be buried at the
expense Of the county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-03
Hxas--W. A. Caxnesu, 7. J. Green and b. hcraod
LONisiona-,J. D. B. peDoNs Hon J. r. Bsnisnin and

Losssse~a-J. D. B. Dssos:, Hon J. ?. B.ajssis and
President TIlsaxAs lsar,ing that Governor Wise Of
vbRnis was in shs house invited him upon tbs
Mr.. MYxs MYsRs Of Norfolk offered the following pre-
sbe and yesolutionm which referred to the COM
mittee On business, etc -
o. @ O. ous.: deem NJ
.esns.s g ssssSSod Sssssn hs.p.aa Es.S. ana
Rssoivsd That earnestly recommend Southern and
such % and sss 10 soss
= ss q Ss & s
and urge their 90 operation.
General GREEN, OF Texas, renewed the resolutions
which had been offered and Withdrawn by Mr.. Dc Bowe,
and ON his motion they wore referred to the Committee
on Business, &c.
COMMITTEE on Buslness, &c -
Resolved That every sfer made % e.sad the CONNIE re!
1evIs6Iy eosrse asd i.Sor excite Indus
Try snd nerprse draw GU. s capital augment It's wealth and
s % s
ssSs Ss S.su opinions .ne
s ~ w Il
to say eectualy made to the law of the lAnd
end we Will direct our most enes prayers and exert our
Resolved That have abiding f.M in tho heartfelt.
Unien however a times hoy nsdlrscsd
eneo py me AMBITIOUS and deslgmug Inc
and feel orroborae the fact expressed In
spred declaration Of ndepeI depce that al hath
shown that kind disposed TO suffer whi evils
sGsrshe than right themselves BY Aeoishpg the forms TO
soil which gave birth 70 Washington and Henry
vow eternal fidelity 10 the Constitution and our Union.
Cen GREEN offTexas, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted -
Resolved Tha. the members the Senate and House Del
the Virginia Legislature invited
sons OF tbs Convention.
On motto the President was requested to have the
presiding officer Of each branch Of tho Virginia Lsgsa
ture furpished with copy Of Gen Green's resolution
The Convention, ae adopting the usual parlis nenary
to meet sgsin at 10 O'Clock this morning. at the African
Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-03
Our Ut. Louis Correspondence.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. rs, 1856.
Sno,c and Seighing-Steam Fire Engine on Trial
-1Aeatres-Rirer Trade -Doings on Change.
few lines about our great city will at least find
favor in the eyes of the large number of citi-
zens sojourning during the winter in New York.
1t began yesterday to SNOW, aud has not yet seen
fit to desist. The fall at first was very hght-not
over two inches; but to-day the fakes are larger
and more of them and the ground is robed to foots
depth. We will soon have fine opportunity for
sleighing; but the good people of st. Louis not
very fond of this more northern amusement. And
yet hear the cheerful jingle of the bells
mingliDg with the merry laugh Of Fifth street
belle.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the weather,
the "Great Squirt was brought out to-day to test its
capacity. We have not full particulars as yet, but
from reports it seems that the steam obliged to
succumb to the "b'hoys." 1t was, however, not
fair trial. since the machine was not in its best
working order, and no experienced hand to direct
the works.
We have two theatres open, and both doing dri.
wing business. Miss Heron closes an engagement
tonigh of the most satisfactory kind. She played
Camille" for dozen nights, every seat secured
long before the time and crowds unable to get inside
tho door. 1t seemed almost an iaiatuati0n-every-
Last night she was given complimentary benefit,
the call being signed by men Of the highest stand
ing and responsibility She played Julia in the
"Hunchback," and tonight is Mrs. Halter in the
Stranger" At the Peoples theatre McAllister the
great wizard holds forth to large houses Theatres
in st. Louis just now are profitable investment.
The river is blocked up completely with ice, and
wagons of all kinds and sizes are crossing. An
terprsing German has constructed bridge which
would have done honor to the sharpest Yankee in
Connecticut 1t is nothing more than an inclined
plane leading from the top Of the bank down upon
the ice by an easy descent He takes his toll, and
as he enjoys a monopoly, you may suppose his tariff
Is large. Indeed, he collects from one hundred and
fifty to two hundred dollars q day. His prayers are
daily heard, seeking continuance of the cold.
Business is at stand. The merchant princes
melton Change TO discuss the weather and crack
their jokes. You no longer hear the low calculating
tones Of trahic-all gives way to mercantile gossip
anJnpercantc Jokes. MISSOURI.
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an ss:s Ss; va $500 O.
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pssss hsa aoAss Sa NV Winds iss
SesA;ss g, s:,spo css1.ss H. d.s
g.: 4 = : &C. : :
Bark Helen Frames Psrsads YORK. New Orleans.
aAs BIC VAC Aed @s sw Foster. MsrasAbo Jan eeee
ss Il f sss 6 sa
Brig Gen Taylor waterman Port Prince, q days viiA
ogwood and Coffee TO voe Livingston Co Tho Gen ms
experienced heasy weather; lost monkey rail. :.
Brig Drumnond, Chapman, Aspnwail, 2 days. VIM
Brig On pire, Krsxdon Caraenas % days with mcsssss
Stephenson. been u days Of Haeras With heavy
NV gales Jan 18th Montauk bearing n by W. 30 ml94
spoke Cameo from New Haven for Santa Cfux 3ls
Sandy Book bearing BY 30 miles, spoke bark Maria Her
ssy from bxdenaa for Boston. -
s ID q ss. Gardens. days. with 80
n.,s Alma B'Sw1 Nassau; NJ ss With .s. c :: -
Wall ship A H Kmhal hounds
Brig sea lark (of Surryh Mcfarland Galveston IA dAys.
Brig Emily Davis Charleston, days with cotton and rscs
Brig Tbss Ferguson Charleston. 5dsya With cotton sak
Belle %, Bussspora, Wiley. Il Nss.
spoke schr Nickcrson. from Kingston. for Boatos
since put into Charleston ia dtetressD
schr Norfolk Packet Bedel ApsAchicoaA 10 days. with o.
schr Francs ssterly erh Charleston. days. Win oot-
ion, to ccready. Mott b Co.
Schr Henry Cole -. Virginia
BELOW.
Ship Yorkshire. Marshall from Liverpool Dec p. With 1se
Also three banks and three brisa.
SAILED.
Savannah ships Boston. Acapulco at Nicholas Hsvrei
Princeton, Liverpool Samuel Russell. Hong Kong AuAue
New Orlean barks Louisa. Cardenas VIM Henry ONb1
- briggs Granada. Ciudad Bolivar; Gold Hunter Asp4nwa
Saginaw. Jacksonville.
Wind during the day W.
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MARITIkE INTRLLIGENCE.

Star OF the West New York. Feb. a... PuntA Arenas
STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
FoR AsrrswAILGeorgs Law 9Th and st Louis 10th Of each
month,
For PpsrA AREyAs-stsr OF the West 9th and Northern
IAght 24th OF each month
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsARELFron Charleston 18Th AMI ih due as Havana I'D
and LIST.
NORTH srAR--rrom Now York I'd, arriving Havana sh
ana New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 20h, Havana 3D.
due at New York zsth.
irving Hayana AID New Orleans 25h. From New Or.
leans eth, Havana stb, due o, New York 18th.
BLACK WAFRIoR-from New York 10Th, arriving A. Havana
6t and Nsw Orleans lah From New Orleans &h, Havana
2ah, nj New York I'd
and Mobile 9TH From Mobile 9TH Havana ssn, due al New
CsuAwnA-from New York 18th, arriving at Havana so,h
aud New Orleans 3D. From Now orlesss I0h, Havana ih
due At New York 18th.
ay. They New Orleans A. NJ tide
will admit, and he Isabel leaves Charleston and Havsn.
l0A. NJ.
rnE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF value 10 those having
with the East
The mail leaves Southampton The Eth and Goth Of each
Arrives At Gibraltar about oh and 9TH Of same month
Arrives at Malta the 18th and 10Th month.
Arrives Alexandria ahou; the 18th OF and 4tn Of fol-
lowing month.
Arrives At Alden about the 9Th 18th OF s.me and 10th or
18th Of following month.
ALMANAC ron Yogx-rBp DAY
sur Risxs ............ " NOON RIsRs %
sun ssr. ............... ~ mon wArrR.....eys ~
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L. Resolved That In the Eecsnt dsnss Of our
bic friend and unswerviug oosdjutor william n. Ashurst
and the Of liberty throughout the world have met
with great bereavement Tor his hoaptable homo
and tie noble refugees from toe d.spotism Of Europs
and with his pen and purse he was never weary In Civ
ing his brave and hi. :sIsa. .d 70 every
OF the suffering casses aud I, every struggle In other
lands to oerate the victims Of overshsdowing despo
tism.
IA. Resolved. That again give the right hand Of
bother regard to our clear sighted and fearless friend
that we rejoice in bis iabors and ia his success IN til,
msny friendships he has made for and not less
for himself and In the faithful testimonies be has born
the slave Fully convinced q The radical and Thorough
anti slavery heartily bid hum God speed and when
improved health shall warrant his return to
chores, pledge him our hoartisst welcome.
IT, Resolved, That constitution which provides for
slave representation and slave olgarc AZ 10 Congress
which eslizss slave hunting and slave catching every
inch Of American soil, ami whi,h pledges the military
and naval power the country to Keep four millions OF
chste slaves in their chains Is to be tcddsu under foot
and pronounced accursed however, unexceptonsble or
valuable may be its other provisions.
TO- Owed That the great issue befIre the couu
try the dissolution Of the Cniorin with
which all other Issues With the slsve power dust
tie balance therefore viii to the work
Of snnuirg this Covenant with DEATH essential to
our ON and the SPEEDY and everlasting over
IL Rssolvsd Fhs in the Invitation extended BY pro,
fssealy antfslavery committee, to that brazen and
shameless advocate of stealing Robert Tooubs, Of
Georgia. to to Boston to De en1 the nearious prac
ces the South after his insulting boast th>s be would
yet marshal his slaves around the Of Banker Hill
monument and defy Massachusetts, to hberAte one OF
them and in his last evening 10
the fremont Temple boldly doing his worst against the
sacred rights Of man, and to defend the OF ell vii
Lar les the world presented with the cm Of ELTON
terry, the hand, and Of gratuitous folly on the
otl and clearly indicates how low is tho moral con
diion Of the metropolis of the commonwealth respecting
the most revolving system of oppression known In the an
ma Is Of time.
WENDELL PHILLIPS then addressed the meeting
The resolutions before the society were unant-
mousy adopted.
The following resolution offered by Wendell Phil
lips, from the Business Committee, was also unani.
mously adopted
49, Resolved That this society rjoces in the abolition
the coOred schools in the city Of Boston,
the triumph Of Law and justice the pride OF caste
and wealth. ard recognizes in ii the marked advance Of
the anti slavery sen,imcn. Of the State.
The amount received by the Finance Committee
at this annual meeting, with that taken at the door
for entrance at evening meetings, was $3.50.
Amount pledged and payable during the year,
SS67 Is.
Adjourned, sine die.
FRANCIS JACKSON President.
SAMUEL MAY, JR., Sooro+or;os &c M.a.;,o
JOSEPH A. ROWLAND, - A-o'
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Fort Of New York, February =, 1856.

CLEARED
s.esm,hip Empire City, Howes. Havana and New sns--
NJ q Roberts.
stcamship Augusta, Lyon, Sayannah-S Mischli,
Ship Confederation. Corning, Havre Lane, Wcs, 3 Co.
Ship Viaion (Br), Kidd, 0lssg0w-Tapscctt %.
phin blanchard Lawrence, Chareston-NcsmtA Sons.
Hak Pemberton tr), Oyerden. Rotie ldan Geo logan
PARK Fibc tprcm) winzen, Hamburg--BeGx A KnnhardL
bark Seps ANA tBreml, Rose, Trindad-H Kroop
Iiart N q buchanan, puschcr, GavesSA--DC Murray
Terk ENelic, Brown, Norfoik--Yates Il Por.craed
Rrfg Lodebar, Thompson, Cumberland fisrbor.
RE q W Russell Lane, San JaeN, Men Fsrheyarra
B,@ Isabella Jewe1, Chapman. frirdsi-H y Broos man
ssbr wm,smoysb. Moran, HAyaas -Isos Gnaat,n.
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following letter.
NEW YoRK, Jan. Is, 1856
FRANCS JACKSON, Esq President OF the Massc husetts
An'i-Slsve Society BOSTON,
DxAa sB-Eaving taken up my residences In this city.
it becomes my duty 10 resign my office sof the
" Board Of Mansgcfs OF your society. Thanking the
friends for The honor so long conferred upon me- Offering
yon and your associates best wishes for the success
u common cause and assuring you and them my
hearty cooperation In all Just bring slavery
70 perpetual end am, my dear sir faithfully,
{, BRAMHALL.
Voted That the thanks OF the society be given to
Cornelius Bramhall, Esq for his long and faithful.
services an officer Of This society.
Voted, That the corresponding secretary com.
mnnicate the vote Of thanks TO Mr. Bramhall
Adjourned to seven O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION
EDMUND QUINCY in the chair.
The Quartette Club again sang the Rock OF Free.
dom"
The society YVES then addressed by J. B. Swasey.
= s. Foster, William Wells Brown; and Miss Fran.
ces Il. Watkins, O Young colored woman, of Balti.
more free born yet sufferer from cruel prejudice,
OF ignorant and narrow-minded white persons, ad.
dressed the meeting in simple but touching man.
ner. Her briefremarka were very warmly appauded
Mr.. GARRISON reported the following resolu.
tons:--
I2 Pcso,ed That this society would take the opp,r.
tunity Of its annual meeting TO record f tribute of SIN
csrs eepect for the memory Of the late John Bshop Est
lin whose death 1t Bristol England in June last has
deprived tho ants avery souse the world overof the
presence Of intelligent and generous friend whose
ctunsis were full OF wistom whose Abors were constant
ard untiring and whose heart always warmed to the
great principles of freedom and humanity which this so
ciey main-ans Grateful for his fiendsh D. lila fel,w-
chip and invaluable aid deeply respecting his lofty and
ested character, and With sincere symps hy for
her, who, Of his fan W Alone survives him, and who
Of the rich treasures rboh tbs Of es.om ts
bestowed uIoo u
The true Democrat., 1856-11-25
HOserY! HOserY!
NOTICE.

LUST received. lot of Ladies, Misses and Chil- J dren's hoscry. VIM. JONES. Nov II '56
The true Democrat., 1856-11-25
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
pr. Tutewiler,s Celebrated Pile Ointment

4 Certain Cure for One Disease NHEunprecedented success, with which the above A medicine has met, wherever i, has been in- troduced has induced the subscribers, who have the sgindtrecspe and the entire control of the Ointment to orng 1t before the publc put up in style and reduced price, relying uponi.s well known virtues for future success This preparation is the sures that is now III use TOT this most distressing and oftentimes most dangerous disease. There is perhaps few dis eases to winch adult persons are more subject than Piles, and few, more distressing and troublesome Medicine, therefore, that can be recommended with confidence all will admit is great desideratu and the inventor of such preparation should be entitled to the gratitude of those afflicted with that disease. We might publish many certificates that we have in our possession from of our best citizens in praise of it, but think it useless For further remarks we refer you to the direction ound the box. Pre- pal ed and sold by Dr. J. J. McALMONT S co.
 New Drug Store, Little Rock. Price $1 per box. A liberal discount when sold by the quantity.
 May 20, 1856. 1y
The true Democrat., 1856-11-25

HAS been before the public more than 20 years and is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins Sweeney. Ringbone Windgalls Pole Evil Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprans, Bruises, Fstula. Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun- dered Feet Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot Rot in Sheep Garget in Cows, Rheumatism Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns. Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains Chap ped Hands Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles, Swellings. Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
 eF Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents with Testimonials of it's utility.
 All orders addressed to the Proprietors. N. H. TUCKER & Co.,, Lockport, N Y.
 tFFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen. orally, through the United States, British Posses sions, and other Countries Arl by
 R. l.. DODGE, Little Rock, And by Druggists and Merchants in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York, and in all large towns and cities.