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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

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RIVER ISTE.ltsE ScE The Cincinnati Gazette
of last night says:
The river at this point Was swelling very
slowly yesterday. The weather is clear and
cool.
business on the Landing Is very dull. Sever
NJ steamboats, are receiving cargoes. but freight;
are SO high that shippers are holding off
CuMBgRLASp RIVE. 81 dispatches from Nash
vile announce three Get water ON the Shoals.
TENNESSEE RiyER Had risen twofeet at East
port on Tuesday last and was still rising.
I Theftcw propeller Ii htfoot arrived here yes
tesday from Pittsburg. The Grapeshot LETT for
St Louis
UPPER MIsslssIpPI RIVER NRwss-The Ham
burg, Capt Lamar, arrived ut the Leyec yester-
day. Coming down she had the misfortune 70
sink one OF her barges, it having struck srag.
1T VIII be raised Immediately.
The liver is rising rapidly. A humber Of
RATS are coming up. and our mills are again at
work. The Time and Tue went out yesterday,
with full trip nlsaa Courier.
SuNH.-The steamer Golden Era struck a
snag yesterday on the bond OF the river above
Lansing, and sunk Immediately after arriving at
the landing She viii probably resume her trip
-to.norrow. Laslsing 1firFor.
The St Louis Democrat of Tuesday. says
The river opposite fen six inches yesterday,
but as we have had further heavy rains 1t is
presumed that the riv Ter viii be rising again to-
day or tomorrow. Six feet is reported to Cairo
and abcse fye feet 70 Keokuk.
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al sanKA.r N.ArInNAI. .,vnnIr

es GREAT NATAONAH. yVOIgK
OF I'VE years executions, INVOLVING m expense OF
Plates 15123. Paper 26x33. Z =
Three grades are pnbshe. Artists proofs $50 The set
LettsEed proofs on India paper ESQ. s. Proofs on plain
r0 s series especially eeends Itself
Ic TEACHERS and Senlfndrfes, grand lesscn
softering, eevating, purifying, inspiring
10 All Lowers OF the BEkuIIFuL--as the exquisite
GIN OF Am this country has produeed.
The attention OF the TRADE TO this
TERMs most F1voRABLE. - -
PROSPECTUS Of 20 PIP. syo. containinga Jun descrp.
non OF the work, with numerous stnonais tie highest
from our and best &c.
created JrpoEs or AM, Messr- Bryant Durnd
ghnrc CROSBY, Caslear, Kensett Professors
morse, Weir Greene, Cummings, Rev. Doctors
HAWKS, Bethune, bellows, Seabry, Adams. Tying. IL B.
smith and Thompson; Hon. Edward Everett Hon George
Banero Hon 81 g VerpIanek; together with the oICH
pean authority. = = - = -
The LONDON ART JOURNAL
viii be upon the receipt Of fso postage
hundred. - = - -.
The Engrayines, boxed Hat 70 avoid injury rolling
are delivered to Express the Of 81 and eve
on sent 10 address without extra
charge for boxing and carriage.
Frames fnrnished at the lowest prices and boxed for
Psospeetas Of Circular OF The Inl,,a.
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mis- young gentleman living our midst-those
who know him will bear testimony and
cure are exnggeration Some the pieces may
be seen by calling at go baltimore streetohers In his
possession Let the scepcai hinhe viii testify
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5t A MONUMENT, 59f
LIKE MANY. nTuERa- lTn TEIF
AAMrzoaes s'l' KkeE szEIshs q azgo4Unrfi

BaLEt,loRE, March "a. 1855.
with nav rsst aa sei for g sg at
elan who ordered i 70 be popltce as 4 mucf
70 the height Of knee. suffered very severely with pain
frequently lad open 70 dc hone and
out Of which particles or hone number
aAe 'as 15's9 TRis ys5s asSa
s 60 as5isra county o. this State the psi
GERS, but could olive afterwards This work
5 ssss o sone s s
giving me any Of the applications
could stand by Thought az this tis
much the numerous ulcers ra ing
eeiy white ps rith NO Sign Of blood and times when
baltimore NY HOME
then returned 70 Baltinose old home expecting
BY the advice ofmy friends used remedies, some
OF which gave me only Icontinue grow
ulcer which came piece Of bone Anot
e. sis9 5ormsd ON ny spine which my cut
only saving my life After this q another form as
ed on my Fight arm and also one ON my len groin, on
ed those who saw them was reduced sksietoIi
DEATH A RELIEF
ieit death would have been had ply
who cured by ..iIAsiPfoSs TI
me 10 ny AZ dis t time e1s si under,
aye years. commenced taking ssHdaptoass FVsgefdJ
IHorE coalrsn
time had TAKEN I'VE bosiss s s. sna q s
had the confidence 70 believe that would cure con-
and alssfs sss a and ass
and aa y ssK E "lss
aoSs S esrsd p s yondeIis
my friends who may read this will bear testimony AM that
'-'s s-i1 R mt u psgstas,s 7rnc.n,s
and III ssy e a. have bsen,
EDWIN ". spnAss11s,
8doors north OF Pratt ST.
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DEATH Al RELTPp

bhAth a RELIEF s.sf
felt death would have been 10 had tre ,,y
scians and all the remedies coud hear Of ef feni
who had been cured by AsfPToN,S vEGET ABLE TING.
TURF OF disease similar to the was labofiir nder
advised me 70 Try it. At this time afflicted full
aye years. commenced taking datoais Vegetable
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PRICE 25 CTS. PER no LIVE BOXES FOR n
The genuine article Is sold by 81 - 4 + ~ q
And by an Druggists wheeling, ana Deaers Medicine
nv T.e,,,S
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AN ASTOUNDING CUfRIE, (,

Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
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BENJAMIN PAGE. in. d Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical and Chemists,
tst,,

sL cRsERIr AGENTS. q -
Philadelphia r.. W. Dyott Sons, 1872 n Cd street Ne,
York Barnes park, 800 broadway, corner Duane BaIti.
more, Cuspare brothers, Gay Psnna Avenue Gin.
cinnat, John D. Park Chicago barclay Brothers ais s
Water st. ST Louis, Barnard Adams & Co. n Orleans,
Sold in Wheeling, by Laughiins Bnshfield, T. n Logan
Il Coz md other Druggists generally
United nd
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IN r.. N nrnlssIfs Ufcrinfe CafhoiIcnls n, Bser-
II hayes Holland Btters, Hoohand's German BItters
anpons Asgetahle Tineture. Citrate Of siaenesIa (Dry
and Liqnid OIL "a
ferrat Hoioway's Pills and Ointment Hoilsways Worm
Confectlon Rourchay Alternative Balm Electric on Asers
article of Brandy, equal any In the cityst
and sale nj the Drug Prescription Store M
octl FUNDENBURG ROBERTS
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DUNCAN, s lkRAiAN 1: COMPANY,

DUNCAN. SHERMAN & COMPANY
BANKERS,
Ger Pine md Nnssnu Streets New york.
IsSuE CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS OF,CR EDfr lor
issssiels available In all the principal CITIES ts1s
MERCANTILE CREDITS
ON the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION london Mes.
sienrs GEO. PEABODY & CO., London, and BANK on Iyy
Hills Of Exchange nnd Cnah Creditse
on California and Australin furnished application
INTEREST ALLOWED current accounts and speeiai
depositss subject to arrangement. sps0-i yds,s
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IT'S n GREAT SPRING 8fEDIoZNEfs -
THE GREAT RENoFAT0R OF THE SYSTEM
Delicate ladies and children VIII please 10 give II
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BARLEY II
4 hy i5sh Sept - : 's- : - y
VIZ. -. = eBo WILSON.
$50 1880 - - sszs
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an upwards Of ZOO
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Hats and Cans.

daily receiving opening large additions to his ra
stock q Hats and Gaps, OF the most &c
Hcaiand sec. =
Nos lie and I4s. Main street. wheeling, "a.
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ASTHMA OR rnruIsIc,, ASD pnoNouIr1s.

ASTHMA OR riITIIsic, AID BRONCHITIS 3
WEsT MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1856. 3,
SIR: Your CtEtRr PEcToRsf performing CLIQUE
cures IN this section. 1t has relieved from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption, and curling
who has iabored under affection the last
HENRY L. PARKS. aierelans
RAMSEY, NJ n, AIsroa, MesRoR cousIy. Iowa,
writes, Sept q 1883 Durlrg my practice OF many years
have fonnd nothing equal curERY CIV
Ing ease and relief 70 conaurnptye caring
rs durable, y sssie
We might add volumes OF but the convinc-
Of the virtues OF this reeys found It's effects
upon trial.
Cousumptton.
Probably no remedy has which
ed and such dangerous this Some no hu
aid could reach; but those pEcIo-
i, II Affords relief and co,,,sor.
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III = = ~ W
COUNTY MAJoRrTIes.

Democratic gain in this District, over the vote
for Wise, ., g47, as far as heard from.
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DO be by unpsinciped dealers with some other
pill they make profit Ask for AYRns PILLs and
take nothing else No other they You compares
with this in its intrinsic value powers The
sick want the best AID there IL for items and they should
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The whole of Maryland has been heard from,
except Somerset and Worcester Fillmore has
s, loo maj. The counties to be heard from gave
100 American maj.
Crawford Co, Pa, gives Fremont a maj. of
1850.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 6.--Fifty one counties
show Dem gain of 1000 State goes for Buch
by probably s or 10, 900.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09
CONGRESS-TUESD

SENATE-The Chair laid before the Senate message
from the President Of the United States covering report
from the Secretary of War in relation to the location
from the Committee the Library reported bill to pro-
cure bust in marble Of the late Chief Justice John Ru
ledge; which was considered and passed.
Mr. Douglas from the Committee Territories reported
back the House bill to admit Kansas with the Topeka
constitution with amendment inserting the Senate bill
amendment and was followed by Mr.. Coamer, who OPP
posed it, Mr.. Pearce and Mr.. Hale made some remarks
after which the Senate voted down several amendments
which were offered and sustained the committees repor,
by the decisive vote Of 80 yeas to 10 nays The bill
then read the third time and passed amended when
the Senate adjourned .....
HOUSE OF REpREsEsTATIvEs-After the usual preliminary
business the House resumed the consideration of the SEN
resolution for the construction of public buildings al
Milwaukee Detroit Dubuque &c. The resolution was de-
bated great length and finally referred to the Com
mttee of the Whole. message received from the
Senate announcing that they had passed. by constu-
tiona majority the bills making appropriations for the i'm
of the Southwest Pass of the Mississippi the
ST Clair Flats and the St Marys river and transmit
ting the said bills the House. with the Presidents obcc
tons to the same On motion of Mr. Smith, of Tennessee
the House proceeded at to vote the bills without
debate The three bills then passed by the requisite
two-thirds vote. The vote the SouthwestPass bill
stood-l43 yeas to 55 nays St Clair Fats-l39 yeas So
NAYS; ST. Mary's River-l56 yeas, 81 nays.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09

The usual corporation dinner (says contemporary
Boston on the 4th Of July took place in Faneuil Hail.
among the regular oasis was the stereoyped oRe Til
President OF the United States This, however it az
pears was too much for some Of the fanatical spun
present and they commenced Kissing, which was kept
until at length they slenced BY pretty general out
burst Of applause the part OF the great body of @
in attendance. The Boston Ledger says
Perkins Cleveland, esq, called TO respond to u
toast and administered to the Kissing parties proper
merited rebuke for thus prostitutng day and
sion the Ath of July TO the spirit Of political secug
alsm, which had right TO be there Ills remarks
fully endorsed by the meeting, whose cheering eydehr
that the solid of Boston above all such
temptibe Mr. Cleveland continued To spa
to the toast and make complimentary reference to h
character of President Pierce independently of politics.
more especially in regard to hs private character an
diyidual.
a The Kissing renewed several times while Mr. Cev
land speaking and upon his expressing the opinion h
the disturbances upon the western frontier
as heartfelt regret the President OF the United States
any those present, the disturbes became appaen
frantic aud Kissed and howled like madmen The good
of the assembly, however, soon eeetuay quiet
them"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09
ANOTHER EXPLANATION OF THE FREMONT NOM
NATION.

No satisfactory explanation of the strange nomination
for President by the late Philadelphia convention has yet
been given unless be drawn from certain very sig
ncant suggestions contained in late number OF the New
York Day Book. According to these suggestions the a
mighty dollar has entered into partnership with abo-
onism for the double purpose of reapng and dividing
the profits of stupcndous gold-and speculation in Cali
foru and of placing the federal Union under the guar
danshp and protection Of the champions Of black repub
licanism II would to be kind Of jontsock COM
pany which the capital consists ola large number of land
claims THAT OF Marposa ncuded in the State of Califor
natcsm, and the profits to depend upon carrying the
presidential election The idea would have been bor
rowed from the Emgrant Aid Corporation chartered by Mas
Sachusetts in which fortunes to be realized from the
rich lands of Kansas upon the Of the project Of abo
onizing the Territory The Marposa scheme 10 make
monares of the Stockholders the consequence of alb
oonzng the federal government II this suggestion Of
the Day Book be we'll founded readily comprehend
the process by which Fremoufs nomination effected
II up the mystery which surrounds several sudden
tcrgiyersaons which have heretofore baed MI attempts
at explanation. But object is TO call attention TO the
suggestions of the Day Book and to await further develop
menB:
"fREMoNT AND ms BAcKERs.-Our money article OF
Thursday last tended disclose the stupendous Cali
fornia obbng scheme known in the history the
country the head Of which stand in partnership Palmer
Cook Co., and Col. John Charles Fremont How many
leading and presses they have induced to take interests
and issues in their schemes is unknown They suppose
that by securing Colonel Fremonts election as Presi-
dent their eighy-odd claims Mariposa inouded will
them $50 900 to s75,OO0,O00, and make them all
millionaires. We make charges, and call names
But IL could carry the into court, public
prosecutor should call to the stand several prominent
politicians from their public duties at Washington and
tcrrogae them TO their completely in this stupendous
speculation. We should call the stand the Tribune Of
New York. and ask It's editor whether he any Of his
interested in the Marposa land grant other
claims Of the said company, and demand answeryes
We should call to the stand the Courier and Enquirer
and ask the questions Of its editor and demand
sweryes We should call to the other men
and other editors and put the samequesons and ALL
and demand them to oath yos no. so help them
God-gpilty not guilty
owe hope win be taken at Washington to
institute searching investigation into the dongs Of this
powerful combination Of land obber who, II they succeed
in making good their claims will into possession Of
of the whole State Of California gold and n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN BERKS
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

The democratic celebration on the Fourth of July
Reading Berks county Pennsylvania, attended wild
than the usual overflow Of patriotic feeling Hon
CLANCY Jones presided assisted by large number Of vd
presidents correspondent of the Pennsylvania says
''The president of the meeting, after making few appr
pirate remarks suitable to the OCCASION introduced Ex COD
Cobb of Georgia. who in response, addressed the
mense CT ovid in of the clear impressive and ed
quent speeches have listened to. He discussed III
prominent issues OF the coming with mastery abb
itythe Union and the constitution being the chief theme
There resort to captrap threats but their at
ton rveed to the facts staring faces that for ID
first time in the history of country party has been
ganized and candidates nominated for both President
Vice President by convention only representing sa
Of the Unon and who hold principles directly in conflict w
the constitution II would be impossible short sketch
attempt TO do justice to this very able address. 1t WI
delivered in which reached the understanding
and held the undivided attention of the audience for hou
and half
"Ex-Governor Cobb addressed large meeting again in ID
evening in Reading, to the delight Of all who heard hin
The campaign Is opened in old Bcrks in the right
and in the right spirit No time wasted in answerr
the tng exceptions and objections which the enemy
have rumped outold SANDERS dead and buried quartz
Of a century agobut the real issue brought righ
boldly In the face of the enemy and they challenge
to discussion Of the constitution and the Union in whc
every national man. Of every party has and feels vital
terest"
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HON. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS.

correspondent Of the Manchester (Eng) Guardi,'
thus describes Mr. Dallas the American minister be sp
peared at tho Queens drawing-room June 80,
Mr.. Dallas moved in the gay crowd 5ien distingn
said OF Lord Casersgh Mt the Congress OF Vienna
the simplicity of his attire. Mr. Dallas the most
bic OF all the American ministers that remember II 20
saw him sitting upon the platform Of Wesleyan confereuc
you would instincvely turn to him and declare that
was the httest man to preside their deliberations
deed bis long hair Of vey white, his sage yet amabo
preston his white ncckoloh and black clerical looking dreN
completely realize ones idea OF the president OF religion
conclnvc Mr.. Dallas paid bis respects to her Majesty in
black coat Of Quaker-ke cut, white waistcoat butoned
most to his throat, white heckcolh, and black kne
brceehes, and black silk stockings and his tall yet
erable figure seen in the diplomatic circle closely 70
lowedby two young attaches similarly alfred the Amer
might have been proud Of their minister for moi
gentlemany man, or whose bearing was Indicative
more simple dignity and sefresPect not present at Il
drawing room"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09
NATIONAL MEN WILL SAVE THE UNION.

Mr. Fillmore expresses the opinion that the election Of
Colonel Fremont by purely sectional vote would not be
submitted to by the South and he very strongly nmaes
that resistance would be justfabe The champions OF
Colonel Fremont charge vehemeuty that the election Of
Mr. Fillmore would be the triumph of secession So far
these two candidates concerned assuming that they
tell the truth each other the issue is between dsu-
nionst and Secessonist Fortunately however there
third candidate who stands Union platform; and the
certainty whose election renders unnecessary for any
body be concerned whether the other two speak truth
fully Of each other or Whilst Fillmore and Fremont
quarreling disunionism and secessonism Blu
chanan will settle the matter by getting the votes of the
national men of the country.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09
REyIyTNG THE OLD ISLANDER

The know-nohing and black republican presses are
shameless enough says the Philadelphia Agus to revive
old, exploded, miserable SANDER against James Blu
chauau We alude TO the "drop Of blood sehood II is
fasehood made out of the whole cloth Mr. Buchanan
said what is attributed to him. at any time in any
place, in any way The assertion Is that he
made the declaration in speech many years ago. The
asehood coined and started about twenty years ago
Mr. Buchanan publicly denied II then he does yet The
first in Lancaster rho hc7rd ne speech referred TO-
united in card denying their signatures that
Mr. Buchanan had used the expression imputed But is
needless waste time in further rcutaon Of the petty
SANDER. No win write II or speak II who has any
respect for himself desires tho respect of decent people
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THE SPIRIT IN NEW JERSEY.

A correspondent of the Pennsylvania in Bordcntow
New jersey writes on the Sd instant;
The democracy OF this town assembled ss night In lar
numbers to respond to the nominations made by the Nation
Convention. When the meeting called to order, OF
large City Hall densely filed by most intelligent
respectable citizens all anxious and eager testify the
devotion TO the Col O. S Cannon presided assse
by eight vice presdens and spiritsrring and eloquent
dresses made by the chairman, Judge Yaar, and
Rev. VIM. l.. Coborn, Of Mount Holly Strong resolution
endorsing and ratng the nominations, daugbted
reported by Col VIM. 7. McMchae, and adopted amidst
iteraed cheers The democracy Of this State every
where girding themselves for vigorous contest with
abolition and know and il mistake not grea
Iy the signs Of the times the New Jersey democracy will g
to their opponents in November regular Waterloo
feat. cold Buck you well know, has always been vii
Us especial favorite and will rally TO man, and vii
will, around him and the gallant young Breckinridg
whose mother and grandfather both jersey Blues