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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
FROM THE FAR WEST.

WASHINGTON, July s-Maj. Gen. Wool, writ
ing to the War Department under date of Bene-
cia, June Sd, says from all the information he
has obtained, there is no doubt that he shall be
able to communicate, by the mail of the 18th
instant, the gratifying intelligence that the In
dian war has ceased in the department of the
Pacific.
He shall, he remarks, have no enemies to con-
tend with but the extirpators of theIndianrace;
and if Col. Wright had taken the advice of the
Governors of Washington and Oregon, there
would not now be a dwelling standing on the
bank of the Columbia river from the Dalles tC
its mouth. Had such an event happened, these
Governors would have been satisfied to their
hearts content, for it could not have failed to
cause a long war in the country.
The Governors continue their determinations
on Gen WOOL and have sent additional reasons
why he should be removed from his command
there.
The recent passage, through each House, of
the three River Improvement bills over the Pre-
sidents yetocs, has caused very much rejoicing
among the friends of such objects.
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FRnM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, July 9-Advices from Topeka to
the 4th have been received.
A convention met on the I'd and passed resos
IutionS in favor of the Republican party, denun-
ciatory of the Democracy, and appealing to the
friends of free Kansas in Congress to stop the
supplies until Kansas is admitted under the pre-
sent constitution.
Marshal Donaldson and Judge Gilmore read to
the Convention the Presidents February pro-
CARNATIONS and a new one from Mr.. Woodson,
Scc'y of the Territory; also note from Colonel
Sumner, stating that he would prevent the
meeting of the Legislaturc-but they were not
needed About 500 people were present, all
armed.
Both branches of the Legislature met on the
4th, quorum being present the roll was called.
About noon Col. Sumner entered town with
200 dragons, and planted two pieces of arhllc-
ry at the head of Kansas avenue.
The troops were drawn up before Constitu-
tiunal Hall, and Sumner told the citizens he
would not disarm them or break up the Convcn-
lion, but that he had orders TO dissolve the Le-
..islature and would do so. Sumner then en-
tered the Hall of Representatives, and In gen
tlcmanly manner informed the Members he had
orders to dispense them, and he should enforce
it. He said, am called upon to perform the
most painful duty in my life, under the author
ity of the Presidents proclamation, am here to
dissolve this Legislature, and in accordance with
my orders, command you to dispcrse. God
knows I have no party feeling in this matter,
and will have none while hold my present po-
sition in Kansas. have just returned from
the border, where have been sending home a
party of Missourians, and am now here with in.
strrctions to dissolve this Legislature, and
again command you to dispcrse.
Judge Schuyler asked if they were to under.
stand they were to be driven out at the point OF
the bayonct.
Summer replied will use the whole force
under my command to enforce my orders.
The House then dispersed A similar scene
was enacted in the Senate, when it also dis,
perscd.
endorsing the State government and the Topeka
Constitution. Fears of invasion had kept large
numbers from attending the Convention. Lane
had not yet arrived.
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NEM YORK. MARKET.

JULY a==cotton steady, sales of about 400
bales.
Flour is Arm, with sales Of 1000 barrels
Wheat steady, sales of 10000. bu. Corn firm,
sales of %, 600 bush. Pork firm, with sales
1000 ,bbIs. Beef firm, sales $50 bbls. Lard is
buoyant, 400 bbls changed hands. Whisky is
firm, sales 400 bblsat 49, Coffee steady, sales
500 bags Rio at 1oa1If. Sugar buoyant, sales
/ 900 bbls. New Orleans Molasses lively, sales
of 5000 bbls. Linseed Oil frmer, sales Of 5000
gals. Lard Oil firm, sales 1000 gals at 92cs<-
Freights firm.
Cumberland Coal Co. 2I4.. New York Central,
49, Chicago s Rock 1sland9s 5-s. Mich Cen
trnl %. t.. -. -. 80
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Sold also BY prussIs.s ssnsrany.

PrnrUurD BRr.Tu.-vhatlsdy or gentleman would re-
main dsagreenble breath when by
ing "BALN THOUSAND FLowEE deutifriee would
the teeth white aAbaS
teri Many persons do not know their breath bad and
the subject IL 80 delicate will mention
It, Pour single drop Of the "BAm" your tooth brush
night and morning 80 cent bottle viii
last year. = p -a 49,
BEAurFrL CoNrLExIoS may be easily acquired by using
the balm thousand FlOwerS" It will remove tan, PIN
pies, leaving Il Of soft and rose
hue. Wet towel pour three drops and wash
the night and morning.
sHAv1xo Mara EAsr-Wet your Ehavng-brush In either
cold water pour two three drops balm OF
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard veil aud It will make
latcr much facilitating the operation shay
InG. Price only MY cents.
W. p. PETRIDGE CO.,
Pr,rrn SloT,ar. New York
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VIZ learn that the Iowa route to Kansas is
now complete, taking in the stage lines. We
here liud railroad connection from Chicago to
Iowa City, and stage route from Iowa City
to Uayton, on the Missouri River, in southwest
sm Iowa On the opposite side is Nebraska
City, from whence line of stages will be run
through Nebraska and Kansas to Topeka.
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TO DRUGGISTS Is THE PEOPLE.
XToU are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF
i Dir. DE GRATII'S "ELECTRIC OIL" as shall pros
ecute any party who my cory r0hted bills This Tsn-
Electric cured the Mayor of Camden OF Eeo
and Rh6umatsH; also Hon. John Williamson Of Hunting
dun Hon. KinEsurt (whom it took Oh his crutehes In
day. than zoo others in Philadelphia whose
names have published in the Philadelphia Ledger
The Wholesale dealers Philadelphia would not counte-
nance any scamp guilty OF the rascaty OF eounternE-
In IarrISburgh Pa John Wyethe, Esq., the well known
Druggist there the and Imprisonment OF one
Valentine who attempted imitation Of this valuable
remedy. . .,,k., ,eEs
To The People and Dr"ggiSts Throughout ne GHi I
rssList Prof De Graths Electric OIL Jos
Free West Philadelphia OF rheumatism; Mr.. Rodenbok
Montgomery co.. rheumatism aud sPrain; Mrs Ogden No.
$50 Fourth street. Inflammation of bowels; Mre Mayland
ProviIenee shingles caked breast; Mr.. VIM Spenes
on Chestnut street and neuralgia; Henry Campbell
Lower Marion burns aud scarlet feverSand eighteen
Every Druggist that the only Genuine Electric
male inventor and proprietor, Mt his old
office to which must be addressed to procure tho
PRoT. CIIAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, SO South 9Th ST., near Chestnut.
~ Sold by all Druggists.
Depot in Wheelngat oo,,
mv14 Bridge Corner.
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SINGLE copies of the Weekly Intelligencer,
containing all the foreign and domestic news of
the week up to this morning, and great varie-
~ of original aud selected matter, can be hadat
the Office this forenoon. Price &c.
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THE 4rH IN SCRABBLE TOWN.

Ma. EOrOn: Nearly sixty winters have sprin-
hei their SHOWS on my head, but my heart new
Tfet sickraiag depression on the anniversary
Of the Great Declaration. until the LAST 4th. 1
Sish never to pass such another. 1t was dull,
dls"t, aud hung with moral gloom. No word of
generalization reached my ear. No one was heard
tOsay. This is the day when, eighty years ago,
cur grandsires in the strength of their faith
"a God and right and struck for independence"
Is the spirit of '7s dying? The coldness of the
errsmitieS indicates at least that there is great
lack of the diffusion of vital heat in this town.
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We spoke yesterday of the Indifference with
Elieh the 18th of July was looked upon by ma
ny Americans We were glad to see the spirit
u4ich pervaded a little note sent to US from
toFn below, with the uupretonding lines below,
by venerable old friend, and entitled:
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MORE thanks to our friend Warrington, OF
Adams 4 Co.'S Express, for papers in advance
of the mails.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

- FmH AreSrRuBKsylLBE-7A destructive fire
occurred at stcubenytilc on Tuesday night, re-
sulting in the loss of avery. large amount of
manufacturing property. The FIRE was first dis
covered in Ortf's wooden mandatory, corner
of Ninth and Adams streets, and before thsfire-
men reached the'grOund had caught upon the
machine shop of Mr.. McDevitt Both estab-
lishments were entirely destroyed orth had
an insurance of $4,000. Med s viii, it is said,
be total loss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

Tn, Pittsburgh Journal has hOisted the North
.n,or;con ticket Fremont for President and w.
= Johnston of Pa. for Vice President
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ne Tuesday last, III the Criminal Court, P. S.
n,ooLs was fined three hundred dollars and
costs for his assault upon Sumner.
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SAILED.

NEW YoRK, July 9-The steamer Asia sailed
at noon for Liverpool, taking out 100 passengers
and 81, SOC, GOO. rs
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WEAKNESSES or rnE sroMAon ANp1Np1aEsr1oN

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH ANDINDIGESTI0N,
Another great Care greeted Ey BOerhdpss HOLLAND Bit
terR.-The wife OF Peter Dc wc, living in Holland Town.
county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion She had been
seemed to bale his skill. Che purchased lIo
land Bttsrs oec which have given tone TO her
mach her appetite strength returning,
Iy believe that this Is another great Effected by your
medicine.
this remedy, await another opportunity.
thing you rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected community and literally
true. j. QUINTUS,
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OIL OF GR4PEvINE.-Have you used III II not, &c. 1t
1t will restore your gray Ars TO color
cover your bald head with hai-remOve the dsndruG
and tchng-and any Hcrofuous eruptOns. Is your
hair falling ont? Try IT, and how 1t viii
Does your head ache UseIt as directed relief
Containing no Injurious compounds the philosophy of It's
magic power Is in stimulating Nature to her work.
It Is the elegant toilet preparation offered TO
who preserve the hair, and who admire the
beautiful, son. sky and glossy appearance Of Heavsns
choicest gwhe sweet and fragrant perfume renders
II stin more desirable.
Prepared by DR.. Fountainr Paris.
General Wholesale Agents
LAUGMLISs BusHF1ELD,
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1osr on Monday last, fine Gold Pencil
The "a. sa5sr will be literally rewarded on leaving
i,at this Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

A C1se OF Rg6t Ro,tthS Standing Cared By BoerhaeSs
Holland BicrE-aiehac Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street. saysLas July, while running the river
plying between NatchcE and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and Ague For sight long months
dreadful disease The part OF this
time was unable 10 work. spent least any dollars
for different medicines, but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago. my friends insisted upon my try
Ing 'oerHdvsS Holland iteIs,' saying that cure
Guaranteed After trying It for only week, must
state Twas sonnd man. have been at work now for
weeks, have had Of the chis and fever
whatever"
THOMAS ADAMS Diamond House,
orat X. Chcster's, Gothic Hall.
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Ex-PREslDENT Van Buren, has come out in a
strong letter in favor of Mr.. Buchanan. This,
doubtless win have an effect in promoting har-
monious action in the Hard and Soft Conven-
tons, to be held this month in Syracuse
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JULY 9.-Flour market buoyant at 6, 40a6, so
for superfine Whisky advanced, sales at 28a
2s1-s. Groceries unchanged.
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Not shout stir'd the air,
Not banner unfuri'd,
Not cannon vas there,
To announce to the world,
That the dag had return'i,
tFreemens' great Jubflee)
When cur tOrsfathers burn'd
With resolves to be freei
Whrn our forefsthers bnrn'd
With resolves to be frseI
Not an anthem was sung.
In the temples of praise,
Not peal was ruuE,
To the Ancient Of Days
Not syllable uttered
For instruction to youth;
Nor iiss even mutter,d,
That WOuId Lead 10 the truthl ..--
No. a AiRt even mutter'd
That would lead to the t:uthI
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uEApACuE Am pEpILIrY.


Mr.. Sias LIscomb, Birmingham 81 have found in
remedy for headache snd debility My
wife has also used It with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. A. s. Nicholson of Pittsburgh also says he hexp9
rienced much relief from its for headache.
READ THIS.
d Rollunder's 7EsttmOmy-Jacob RinPkes living In the
of SheboygRn Wis. suffering
the misery attending utter pestration OF
body, IhaYe been restored by using BocrhaVe's
Bitters, to perfect health"
this being such high repute among
the HoaIders Wisconsin, Michigan, New HOr-in fact
every Holland settlement In the United states-argues In
its favor. E4a q
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living miles above Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania Canal, 'Hhen commented taking
Boerhayc's Holland Bitters, could hardly waE-uoW
ioy excellent health"
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RIVER AND wEATHER

PrrrsnuRan, July e.-River s feet 6 inches
metal mark, and falling. Weather is clear and
C IN July sth-The river is falling all
the way down from Pittsburgh. Standing here
and same as last report. Weather warm and
IoutsvrlLs, July gth-River falling-s feet 8
inches in the canal
PHILADRLPHIA, July g-Jas Gibson, aged 81,
the oldest member Of the Philadelphia bar, died
this morning II S-73-
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"where's Prentice "-Time'.
smothered in siate and you are not able to
dig him out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

Auoxa the detailed quotations of the Cotton
Pant, concerning the Baltimore market, we no.
tee the following item concerning cotton and
Tosen goods:
We note very firm business this week.
Plies arc already as previous quoted, for all
kinds of cottons Woolens are also firm and in
good request We quote: Heavy brown drill at
sasJ for sheetings. Light sheetings G3a7l.-
fair qualities fine bleached Shirtings at lOal24
cts Seven-eights do 6a64cts. Prints held at
sIalO cts American linen goods are selling at
fall figures.
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S.. rAu1, January i, 1s5e.
PROFESSOR o. J. wooD-

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
DEAR Sin Unsolicited, I send you this certil-
being bald long time, and having tried all
the hair restorayes rxant, and having no nith In any
induced hearing Of yours, give II trial placed
myself in the hands Of barber, and had head rubbed
with good std brush and the Restorative then applied and
we'll rubbed till the scalp agow. This repeated eve
ry morning. and in three weeks the young hair appeared
grew rapidly August last till the present time and
Is now thick, black srongsoft and pleasant to the
touch; whereas, before harsh and wry what little
of It, and that little disappearing rapid
y. still your Restorative about twice week. add
shall have good and perfect of hair Now 1ad
read Of these hngSand who has not? but have not
hitherto any where persons hair really benefit
ed by Of the hair toncs etc. Of the day. and II really
have recommended your to others ind AREA
dy has large and general sale throughout the Terrory-
people know Its effects and have confidence in it,
supply you wholesale agents fSr the Territory,
nearly exhausted and daily inquiries made for it.
You deserve credit for discovery; aud for one re-
you my thanks for the benefit has done for
tanly dcspRired long of eectinY any such
reault. Yours, hastily,
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r..,r viii be a meeting of the City Council
.t.w M D.st seven o'clock on Monday evening
next
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,,.Tr1rSr is going the rounds that Judge
Mclean has declared for Fillmore.
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AmbrotYpes g Daguerreotypes

Ambrotypes g. Daguerreotypes
BY PARTRIDGE. 49,,
NIIE subscriber, his old stand Monroe street, Is daily
producing Ambrotypes, which taking the place Of
Dagsreotypes proof OF the neneaS OF tone and
peror finish pictures he socits the examination Of
discerning public lie would invite particular attention his
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AMBROTIPESi
Asoo Lockets Pins expressly for this style
OF work.
AS these pictures In to I'VE seconds
the dfcues hitherto preventing accurate keneSsea Of
small children entirely removed Groups Of
sons Of different compilations, AmbrotYped With
out dimeuy. Pictures be copied by thL proeesU
they will remain unchanged for ages; all AubrotpcS being
ed never to fade.
types which properly being single plate of gas
liable be defaced. As the facilities Of the underSgn
constantly increasing, he viii be prepared to make
Daguerreotypes at allp prices.
Booms the old place until May 1s when he viii remove
new establishment side OF Main
Union and Monroe which will be Of the best
arranged establishments the country The entire length
OF e rooms 1856 feet No pains expense will be spared
in the producing superior work. and
Ing the comfort Of visitors. ......,
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DIR. e. q. WINcHELL,

slaat DENTIST, 7i1 .-t-s.a-
ITAS taken suit Of splendid rooms in Hornbrooks
u block, 1ls< Main directly over O. Browne jew
er store where hopes establish himself permanently
By close attention business reasonable charges good
faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure
share OF patronage 5=9t Lar1g1
Dr. W. is familiar With all the modes Of InsertIng
Teeth, including "Continnous Gum" work. Filling
cleaning extracting In the best and most faithful
manner.
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sryAIOR JOINS, Of Tennessee IS out IoE bu'
ehansn.
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Editor sheboygan Nieuwbod,


case Of Tsro 1o1iths, Sandfng cured by Rosrhars's
Holland Biers-George Henderson, OF Pittsburgh,
suffering three months with rheumatis-a
the severely confne to my bed-I have
been entirely cured by the Of Boerhaves Holland Bit
ters IhaTe had attsck shee but found
relief In the medicine. 1t Is, In opinion
remedy for rheumatism"
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ELECTRoC 1EMISCHE ARt2NTA
Ecdt HoHandsch Kruidea Bitsrs.

Il valuable medicine into the United States. During this
for
Fsrsr and A1re, Dyspspsta, Iedigestion, HeHdccHt,
Loss Of App6fite. Debility C0StirestssS,
Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Many Of worthy citI=es testify to It's wonderful
ccacy in ali SEectons Of the stomach and Liver. Az
Tonic never been cuaie for the relief It affords in
debility weakness of any Kind Ia almost In
Simultaneous. In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alec
ons instances proved highly beneficial
and In others Effected decided cure. .s.s
When eminent physicians prescribe, and hcr patients
unhesGtIngly recorlmCn surely cease TO Doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves. ~
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STEA MBOATS.
New Arrangement.

~T-S TIE WHEELING AND PARKERsBCRGA
s55s@z33iSssSs4 MAIL PACKET
COURIER,
JuneH 81. HODcrlH, MASTER
VIII Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at 10 O'Clock, NJ ParEersburg connecting at MarGt'
steamer BUCK, running from Marietta TO IHnes'
vile; PaTkeEsburR with the steamer FASHION, rum
ming from ParEersburgto West Columbia, Va.
Returning ilsave ParkersOurg every Monday, WCdnes-
day and Friday, at 5X o'clock, A. N.
Freight will be received for point the MuSEtngum
between Marietta ZaesvC, and for any point on the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

Or. Morse Invisoratng Cordial has been counerfeted
by unprincipled persons.
In future genuine Cordial will the proprIetora
pasted the cork OF each bottle, and the fol-
lowing words blown in the glass:
'tDr MoTse's 1nvigorating Cordial
c. H. RING, PROPRIETOR, y. Y" .
Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles Price Is per bottle, two for g. six for 3d.
Sold by all DrNg0isLs aud Dealers IN Medicine.
For sale by LAUGIILINS & BUSHEIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
jee26d3m| No. Is Monroe st.
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j. W. BOND. $500
Firm Of Bond Kellogg, Druggists, 81. Paul.

The undersigned Rev. j. X Bragg is minister regu-
lar standing and Pastor Of the Orthodox Church. at Brook
field Massachusetts He gentleman Of great Influence
and universally beloved
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ia Market street, ST. LOUIS,
March 5, 1855.
DEAR sIR:-1 am doing extensive travel in the West
and States general agent for Adams Amer
lean Linment, would be glad II would favor with
a consignment OF PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
feel that many places where 1t Is not
known as my head living testimony Of it's invaluable
properties restoring the hair to Its natural color am
forty years old my hair almost white; but after
using half pint bottles hair as beautiful auburn
would without bottle hand for the price Of ten
should be glad to hear from You soon.
~ Very respectfully,
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, $40 broadway, N 7. and
ia Market st. st. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheeling by .
ies-sm - bridge oornsr.
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DEAR SM: Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives me pleasure to say that Its eee.
tendency itching with which have been trou-
bled my childhood up and has also restored my hair
which becoming gray Its original color. have used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
proht. Yours. truly, np.oo