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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

There is steady essure,
and the supply sppcU Its of in.
vor of the BORROWER. The Stock market is again
strong s9aIgts active although without any further
quiet, fates are nomInaily the same Bills OF E
London i09 0l09E for bankers most of the business
signaturos; Paris 17A05I5; Antwerp, 5lssQ5 Is;
Amsterdam, 4lO4ls.
The export of specie from Now York, last week
reached $3.50
The exports from New York continue large, and
show gain from the corresponding total Of last wear
as will appear from the annexed comparison:
Fro n Jan. LIST to Aug soth 1890, 1850 s,I75 css
Total since Jan. LIST. 4s,lss,s8s 5o574asa
The foreign imports at New York, for the week al
though little less in dry goods larger in general
merchandise than for the pondng week of last
year
a SsS ssGs merchandise i7 sssss 5s sssss
r; Tss, ss5 . tas T:sh sas S.
Total since Januaryls. ss.ns28s 152,9o3,o55
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Flour-The market is frmer,
with sales Of 1000 bbls. ct o56.4O for straight
State; 84G0665 for good Ohio and 73007 go for mix
ed to good standard Southern.
Whsat-The market was frmer, with sales of g..
cents for Southern white
Corp-The market Is lower, with sales of Is 600
bushels at 81 cents for mixed Southern.
Pork-The market is lower, with sales of $50 bar
rels at IS so for msss.
Besf-The market is firm.
BALTIMORE, Sept 6.-Fiour is quiet; sales of How
ard street at S78&
Wheat is quiet; sales of rod at 1901 81; good to
prime white 1.5a0I.62; choice o20I s5 Corn is
steady Gales OF white 5s06sc and yellow at 6s0
&c.
Whisky 10 unchanged sales of city at s90s2.c. and
Ohio at 32GD35c.
Richmond Markets, September 6.
FIGURING transactions for shipment to-day
Limited sales to the trade for home consumption at
B70725.
WHEAT.-No change In quotations. Market firm
at s LIS to s so for good prime Red IS to 81 go
for good to prime White. Arrivals liberal thou gh
not so heavy q week two since.
CORN-Not so firm al it mas been and we believe
~ is about the II axmum unless in some exceedingly
limited sales. We quote 674D7O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL...T am
~ now prepared to fill orders for best Glover Hill
Lump Coal. Terms cash, to punctusl customers.
Also, cak and Fine Wood and Anthracite Coal
all at market prices.
WIN. C. BRAZEAL, B ssin Bank,
an Sim between 9th and 9Th sfreets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
npUcAT1oN.

NTKs. 4. n =. UOI<k will resume her
l class in Singing. vocslixaton and insfrusfion on
the Piano, the second week Ia October.
Any counmunfc alton may be lott az +. n. Tayiof'a
az Mrs Peflst,s 90 Broad strsst. $ ~ Slim g
TyN1SITSi4. (,l.AssBhetlEL And AIATEtk-
T. NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS S.
Fourth street bettceen Broad and Marshall.
g. L. C. SAtTER, Prtubipal.
J. L. WILLIAMS. A. NJ,
JOSEPH MiCHARB, Asssesuu'
The fourth session Of this School win commence
September z7d and close July 18th following
I. The coursc of studies will embrace the Common
Enslish Branches, Mathematics, Latin Greek and
the Modern Languages - s'Ns57t e{ss
Terms Payable semi annually in advance:
Senior Classics and Mathematics. $50 90
Junior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so 90
Common English NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 co
Primary Instruction. s. 90
Modern Languages, Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
sc 6-dIm* saf fflf - szasa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

lCOMICE AND TONOu. n..I.. s.
tia undermined having enssssd IL tbs .sil;ns -
WITH ssyss. ~ co%mission has mads srrsnsemsnts
" saoolisS .,.s fora houses to keep him constsnt
Tobsc. ss esns terms and asks the ~ -.
NOW a hsn1 sn sitH snd other places TO his stocs
. kiTflELD GEOR0E. -
"a Slim At u. Blair q Coz
Corner sru sul taxl-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

NIGHT CLAss III ANVLENI 4 ~
~ GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS.-Ag graduate
az Master of Arts the University of Virginia. who
nas had several years experience in teaching wishes
TO form a smsll class for instruction IN the above
branches between the hours of and 10, P. M.
This may afford to young men engaged throughout
the day. opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies 80 es to render their efforts at seif1mprove-
msnt much more easy and satisfactory, and their
progress in literature and the sciences mora agree
able, sure aud rapid.
For further inform alton, inquire at this etfice-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

- FOX kENT.--The house third door
5 from the corncr of 3th and Franklin streets re-
1sV Gently occupied by VIM. II. Grant Esq n con-
tains 10 fine rooms Kitchen with rooms city wa.
ter and gas tn. premises in perfect order and nos
session given Immediately; Apply to VIM. H. Grant,
Esq. to the undersigned.
au N---ts e. +. RAGLAND L CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

Condition of the Bank in the TaHey in Viroinia.
including its Offices of Discount and Deposit Julu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
nANiPTON MALE AND FEMALK AGA

i DENY. - Z
JOHN B. CARY, A. n, Principal.
The next Session of this School will conmence on
the first MONDAY in October, and continue ten
,nonths. Tho subiects taught Ancient and Mo-
Jsrn Iansunres Mathematics, the elements of Ply.
scai science Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting. -
- 5y9Sssza TERMS: f&<
Bosrd including washing fuel and lights $40 90
Tuiti1u according to advancement from $50 to 30 90
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
! Address, tho Principal Hampton, Va. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

E..asa III /. ~ 49,. = Gee HOUSE sEEV1NT
cation = shs so the balance o yssr s. spp.
ss6-2sv7W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

- FUk hENT..A Dwelling House. ot
sa the corner Of Cary and Foushee streets Five
- rooms with hire places in them besides he kitcb
en- and outhouses for servants. A small garden tn
house 10 conveniently arranged and in good orderis
now occupied by the owner, no intends to 20 to th
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring TO rent Posse ssion given Immediately r.
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS.
se 4-ts
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- FOR RENT OR LEAsE..At The OBJ.
N:A ton Of the tenant, the tenement mo 10y en-
- Franklin street, recently occulid by Mr.. John
H. Gary, grocery. 1t is situated very near the
market and is considered of the best locations IN
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKER
PLEAsANTs, or to
p H. AYLETT, Trustee
an 2S-ts Law Office, lis Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

Thesa Cloths do not profess TO risen nisn,
but they have never been known to fail in -
stance. II applied in time, to PREVENT the fosms.c
% common and painful to nursing mothers Full q.
rections accompanying them, and descriptive f Tea
phlots may be obtained Of the agents gratis ~.
stamps, pair win BE- promptly sent BY mail 70 any
part Of the country. For sale by the Agents,
MEADE BAkER, ChemistA 60,
1s6, N. w. corner Of Main and 10TH I'D
ma fa---dkc4w Richmond "
6 EYMUffsa FATENT BKOADCAss,TE
~ SOWING MAcHlNE--This machine y cAPSs 81
of sowing correctly land suy quantity per serel :,
ktnds Of Grain and Seeds eonmonly sown ~ taxIsf
from Peas 10 the smallest leeds and al isstiiixsns
duety nature II his received the hlahsse rsees
mendetious from societies cd tunoreds 81 Arn's'-
We have : few Of them fer aaie.
a. l9-dtwkw1t Rishnoad W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

Condition 81 the Bank ef the Tdneg Of PirQiaio i'm
Guiding its Offices of Discount and Deposit jim /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

RlCHmOND GROUND LAsTEH.-- The
~ increased demand upon me for Richmond (yronnd
ras.r caused by the Superior purity aud in
selection OF lump and the properly pulverzed state
reduced rates. and particularly to the trade with DOR.
shssee CT large quantities Canal boats can load at
me MIL door, near The Dnnvie depot Loose platter
~ per Ton less than packed Orders LETT With Won.
PIE Claiborne, No. IL Pearl street will have strict
sIeluen. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

E+ FOR IIyERPOOL--T0 saeceea
WGGE the ship Mascongus-The elegant first class
Phadelphie ship JAMES RAY, now on her
passage to Bermuda Hundred, and having fnofl Oh
her cargo engaged will be loadsd without delay FOR
freight apply to PALMER x CL0Pf0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

& r.. n IL MS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street, between Main aud Frankn-Tne next
sion win commence 18th September, and close 18th
July
TERMs.-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50 according to advsnce-
ment 29-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
FOR RENT-MARLBORO. for,

- EOh hENT-lyIAhLBURO. former.
EEM ly WALL STREET HOTEL.-This properly
1eA is situated on 18th, between Main and FraoEbn
streeta has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. 1t accommodate csmfertsblv
from fifty to sixty dodgers There Is large bar room
about thirty By forty feet, paror IS by 50 feet
dining room sd by 40 feet spacious kitchen with
large bake and extensive cooking ranges ali re.
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms cenven,.
ences for coal and wood, il web supplied with water
gas has been introduced into the house. and there il
every convenience necessary for Euch an establish
ment.
Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply to Kendall GRIFFIN
Ia SD---tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

I|I3I :
pool, in
of Chin
ries, a We
ware, L.o
he invit
Virginia.,
find = IT |
ty, and OF
in the COZ |
time bnyi
be satisfa{
Careful
prompt Il
A large
ware, ut |
Mercha
Earthenw
larry invi(
80 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

81 !:
fluid and
es Table Z
Ware, Tai
In sets and
tbs lowesj
Orders Z
best srticA
to peckinl
au 16-d
--
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Froh
Total entered at the
Total thrown upon
Gales of $1,000

The N. Y. Jour
There is a steady
and the supply sppe
tsrest are without ma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09


NoEE AccrSsIoss-rhe last Mansfield (O)
shisld and Banner states that Hooking Hunter,
ESQ, the Hon. Thomas Ewing, formerly and Old
Line Wing United States Senator, and Secretary
Of the Treasury under General Harrison, and
james StandberTy, formerly Wing member Of
Congress from the Licking District, have CONC
ont ope:,ly for buchanan and Breckcuridss. So
also Ilas William l. Armstrong, late Wing Faer-
chant at Mansfield Ohio.
The Zanesviile aurora IS Informed ~ an Old
Line Wing from Belmont county, that it is all
right for Buchanan In that county FFeinont's
vote viii be less than Fillmore's.
\ correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Post,
writing from Cleveland, Ohio, says that "lnany
Of the best ard most influential of the Old Line
Wings Of that city will vote for Mr. Buchanan
MS the representative Of a national principle and
opposed 70 scctionalism-nen Who think and
bslicYc there are other interests at stake in
ti.is contest, that override the question Ofne-
negro;su,; sad you may rely upon it, for every
renegade that goes over to the Republicans in
tina, part orOhio, ten Old Line Wings viii come
over 20 Buchanan. Rich Eng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

""At the Fremont ratification meeting in
Cincinnati on Monday night, the uaoLe German
population, t3hi4h ma hisEcrIo J1,a'e3 he g5s1i-
est strsngM Of the Democratic Partg, i5eGi o5er
10 Fremont IN a Joly. Reeineiin and Nassau
rex, the leaders of TIE German Democracy and
among the atlest orators in the country, made
speeches, and pledged the whole German vote TO
the Republican ticket. The speech OF Rceme.
lin is very spicy and full Of eloquent dcnuncia-
ton of the Administration and Of Buchanan
We take the aboYc from the Louisville Jour
ral-a semi-Black-R Republican organ, although
printed in q slave State. The lines we have
italiciscd are most grossly untrue. Instead Of
the "whclc German population going over to
Fremont but: a small portion oftLem will have
anything to do with him, and they have been
affiliated with Abolition for years.
The editor of the Journal would, doubtless,
be grailed if Black Ropublicsuism could tri-
umPh at the North, his syinpathes being in
that direction, but he viii be denied that sat
isfaction. We admire his boldness in avo@ing
his sylnpathies with the Abo!tionists, Reeme-
lin and Hassaurek; but whether KcntuckiAns
will do 50 or not is another question.-Ciaoi"-
tati Eng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
ODD FELLows, DIRECTORY

Vfr=infua Ledge No. 3.-aIests, e.ery Thursday
evening at me IIzI corner Of Market AlaasSe stssSs.
VIZ. Zrs-. y. (;=>sR. n 6s,-T. secrrfary
Franklin lodge No. ss.-stsets as aeggTesTeTy
yI5ndsy evening 2. DztTFr, y. G.; s is.H's sseseS
lYn. Teii Lodge No. 8s.--Aest. as aboye eve
~ wednesday evening" II, BpSesssToSk, \ c. "
MFR, scs-esarS.
wheeling Hodge No. se.-Nss.s s,ery 'fonl.y
evening at t,s ian corner sfzst i qmaey streets n
D Hrs;Tr. y e; Ei,. n Rg-rssiH, Secretary
rrsizv evsi..ar. &. X tiA..r~eitT y. G.; " u. iisi
eGIrS- Secretary.
ahrnua,. 5saea-apnsns Ne. i.--sEeets a. iae
Hal, Garner larst ai Monroe Streets the Fr't aRla
uez4ar 4elr Of 4eh month. W. W III lSc.lAEa, g p
5. II. Ptcrsaa. serbs.
Vim. EeiI EHcslnPnsent No, Si.--S'ess' as
above he Ee-osd and 5sga Toesaay evenings Of each
,naath Jozx g. HaTrsIx, c. p W'n- bsisg,srber,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
\ MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES or
Mfi!pTOH"S PJEGETIREE' 2YNCTTRE!'

BaLrrvonf, Marcel, 81, 1855.
THIS Is e certifs that ahegt nine Sars n:s vas NJ
elan wlo ordered Ct he ppuc-l. It very much
s-r and 1t eoni!auei rrogrss. until II hal
Ulcers 70 la.nler 81 ;senty5e .ormed between ank!
Of which partieies Of bone 10 TN nnn1sr Of %
TRIES COUNTRY AIR
ticu taken Hartford couaty Of this st7te the rhys
csr, but c"i no; live asr@ars Ilis physician work
81 etl 10. weeks using the knife frequently, tax
Hing ne am rli.fsong Of the implications wers so very
vlsis applied tlte agony eeea; fri 'iis
as5 ,i,lE q horeyso,b The n%e3ero,, ulcers rInnne
f.reIT a white pus sign OF blood, times when
you'll scratch fingers white pas wo"li issue iers"m
'- 49, $50 BifTIstoRE MY TsME!
then returned II baltimore my old homo, expecting
H. the advice ofmy friends, warriors remedies
D! which only transient relief continued to
worse swelling my left hip and n!.rsrTCre paia
ulcer formed, from which .ec ~ bone. AEotli
er also formed on ny spine w''cI nS Iaetns e't @i
only Of saving lie. AMER s, vet a,oiiier forHl
Other parts n ms bai Tlei In 'iuniaE and SO. ast2n!s-
ed those Who hci was reduced to mere s&e!e"f
- go = - DEATH 4 RgIIEF!
felt death you'll have been reliyfto Thai tried ply
Who hI ben "rst b. ..iIayipT0N,s VEGErXHLE TIxC
TIRE Of disease sinilrr to the on, was aiorn under
hEe years. commenced taking Ha0,Ps"H'S Isg@AHbfe
LuopE coMEsJ
the frft bottle of which Inspired with hope, ana by The
time had taken five bottles felt much improved that
had tie confidence 10 believe that woufl
tned it. usssti improving. NJ ulcers healed, and
strength 20 weak AID shattered systenl and with
rarthrr detail am happy leg also healed,
and general renovation OF ny health has taken place, and
now cous:lsr myself cured b. this wonderful medicine
alone. have given but faint idea OF my sueriurs hut
my frien' who read ,is viii bear testimony to All that
have sal! in favor Of
HtRpkoH's TegcipLys TTRcturs.'
AMI will all who afflicted have been, to
It with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN ". SpRANKLIN,
No. % Register street.
Sdoors north of Ptatt 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

a SAD SPECTACLE funeral of the mem
Jcrs of the Rhinedollar family, who Cell VIC
tins to the awful disaster at the Reed street
wharf, together with that of Mrs. Harrison and
her twin infants, who died in consequence Of
the shock caused by the awful calamity-the
Obsequies of six persons in all from one house
took place yesterday afternoon from the dwell
ling in Lancaster street, above Reed, in the LIST
Ward, a very large crowd attonded.-PdiIr.
AF,sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
WHEELING DIRECTORY.
Under tIlg actire ,litrts % Be-. W.illiaEas ani

UU'Ia IL % ~ ~ 1919
liz assis.zat$, this work IS fast progressing
We hope that cur citizens nil aid in eTery way
It's success. An knox its importance snaEsiue
70 the trsda and business Of city. SIR. ". is
fully competent to discharge the task he has I'M
de-talea, and those Of our citizens who do not
subscribc will reyre; st, as but limited number
viii. b. issued. We hope they viii aii aid the
work, important to them aad calculated to ex-
.ert material influence on the business Of the
city. Nov is the time to subscribe, as the work
,riii pass to the printer IN a fSw weeks at far
thsst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
NIAsoNIo pIRNoroRY.

corner Market and Iicuros stseets st and bird Mon
dsy evenings Of each month. G. ". s'eTtFs W "; ALz-
dal;r Ldst2tlfs, Sz-rtars-
Wheeling LOdye No. i2s.-Nae's as above on
the sst and GlfE Tarsa evenings Of esel, month r. 4
BaEsILrSGss, W. NJ s. IS. Fsars'H, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. fe--SEsets as
above on the sss7a oIond.y evening Of each month. W. IL
scorr, ii. r.; 5. n. I'saySaai seerrtsry-
WaceIins Esncanpment No. Meets as
a5ore on The J,,s AIunjas evening Of each month W. j.
I've. 6. @. 4. LariAq Recor,ier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

~Up there went-a cry as startling and sig
niiicaut as that addressed to Saul Of Tarsus,
''Fhou art the man !"-Eaquirsr
Viii oar Main street cotemporary be SO kind
Is to point oat the occasion when such start
ling and nsigniicant cry was addressed to
S1Hl 81 7a,rsus p Gin Columbian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

BurTER.-Will salt preserve butter? No;
that question is easily answered. Salt. is added
to butter for two reasons-onc is to assist in It's
preservation, the dniry-woman vainly thinking
that plenty of salt will keep the butter sweet
Another set add salt with dishonest motives,
with the :des that ell the salt put in the butter
is sold at the full price the butter brings. 1t is
a great mistake. Every pound of salt put in
butter over what is needed TO give it flavor. in
stead Of bringing cash return to the butter
maker, proves a positive loss of twenty-five
cents pound Butter is not preserved by salt.
That Is positive 1t will keep just as long and
just as sweet Ms olive oil, without salt, if no
other srIbstance.i is Incorporated with it. II is
the caseine of milk that SPOTS the butter, and
unless free from that, no art can keep it sweet.
Butter should be churned at Go degs and i'm
medistely after reduced to 10 dogs, and the
less it IS Touched by human hands the better.
it must DC worked cool, either With or without
washing. rs that is a mootel question, until alb
solutely free from but,crlnil particles of sour
curG, and then Just enough and no more, salt adj
ded to suit the taste Of the consumer. The salt
must be pure, and one ounce to ten pounds of
butter Will. be sufficient. Then pack the butter
Eolidly in any cask OF sweet wood or stone pot,
so as to exclude the air, and just 50 long as the
air is excluded tao butter viii remain sweet. If
it could BE- kept perfectly excluded, the period
that it would keep sweet is forever. Your ques-
ton is answered. Salt toU no! preserve batter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

eR-The Supreme Court of New York on
Saturday, rendered decision in the case of
Forrest vs.. Forrest, in which the motion for a
new trial is denied. A modification Of the
judgment, so far as the alimony is concerned, is
deemed necessary, and reference for the purpose
ie nrriaTNsd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09


PRosPERf7Y OF NEBRASKA EMIGRATION From
KASsAs.-A Nebraska correspondent, writing
on the sth inst, says: 1.-The emigration to this
Territory thus far is iinmense-flr greater than
any one anticipated. Nebraska City, OMAHA City,
portance, are crowded to an evernowiug, so much
indeed, that one can hardly ind place to lay
his head. The oxcitementin Kansas is, as an
ticipated, causing hundreds to congregate hither
from there. Property of all kinds is advancing
rapidly. Some pToprictors will realize large
amounts this season from the sale Of lots. Large
crops Of corn, potatoes, etc, have already been
put in the ground by our farmers. Teams and
prospecting parties are daily travelling over the
country, looking ont advantageous locations
where to settle aud locate for life. Iowa land
spectators, nov that their land offices are clos
ed, are running over into Nebraska. The lands
here will probably he in market by September,
and already have hundreds of dec!aratory state
lnents Of pro.o'nptors been fled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

time you put layer of two or three feet of hay
in your NOV, or on Your stacks, scatter over it
several handSfui of salt A barrel will salt sew
eral tens, and it will increase the value of your
hay many times the cost of the salt. Don't
neglect to salt your hay. Your stock will bless
you for it next wintcr-Ohio Farmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE:!

THIS Young gentleman i. living In ist-tiose
i" know hlIn vii eear testimony mat ms aG
by calling 24D Baltimore strcetorers in HE
possession Let the sceTeui hiihe will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
AYERS cAPRARTIc PILLS.
pills that are pills!

PROF. HAYES STATE Chemist of Massachusetts says they
the best Of all Pills. al annexed the wlo certify
tl,at Doct. Hayes kpows, Via:
LENUEL SHAW, Cavf Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsIEBURN Gov. of Mass
w. O. PLUNKETT Lieut.. Gov. of Mass
EDWARD EVERETT, Evsec. OF STATE and Senator of the
Z. states.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey,speaker House Of Reps,
U. s. a:
ABBorT-LAwRENcE, Minister Plenipotsntary to Great
Britain.
John D. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Di.hup of Boston.
Hen thnt are Men!
Among diseases tbs Pill has curod with astonishing
piity, We mag meaiicn
Costivene.s, Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Drcpsy,
Heartburn Headache arising foul Stomach, Nausea,
IuIgcsilln Morbid inactonof ths Bowes and paa ori-ng
thersfom Fia.uleney, Arpetite all Uicerous
Diseases which require evacdaat Medicine,
scroaia Knss Evil They Niso, by purifying the blood
stimulating systapn, nans complaints which
would supposed they could reSc, such Deafness,
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous irrabty, De-
srinets the Liver Kidneys, GOut, and other kin
dre, complaints arising from Of the body OBJ
structlons faueans Thea e best Pursatiye
dlcne discovered, you will but need them
once . know
Prepared By Dr.. j. c. Ayen, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
nssachuse,ts Druggists and dcaiersIn Med
6ine throughout ti,is section.
A. c. GOOD Co.. Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

u" The net earnings of the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, for the past year to June /, We're
81 ,22s, 625,-do. for 1851, 1878, +Gs,-increase
1858, I5T.