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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20

v RfiLR6i6-srMSrk scIIfbrLE1 kt. a1sE-s7s.
operation Mile for (6I miesl aud
the being extended Westward at the rate Of eight mile,
month.
the 1t May the train connecting with the
Petersburg will leave Lynehburg 1915 p
NJ. an arriv a ~ O'Clock, NJ
stage connections daily, Sundays excepted,
Bufori's depot, for Buchanan, Il miles
Bonak and Salem, for Sweet Red Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs, 81 miles.
At Nrwbrrn depot Sulphur mes and salt Sulphur
SPRING. Turnpike Road from Newben 20 the Red Sulphur
SPRING greatly improved and Of the best
arrive these Sng the evening Of
Richmond Mile Ford, Knoxville
Tennessee. Fare from Richmond s5 through In ~ days
Virginia aud Railroad Ia the vicinity Of
Aeghany, White sulphur and the yellow
Sulphur the Accommodations each Of which have been
greatly Increased since last
The lin. Of Telegraph from Richmond will be completed TO the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs early In June. .
T.. II. GILL.
ap26-im General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20

D.GOODuAN has now open AZ his large
ebe 10 Main street Richmond, Va. large and entirely
stock Of spring and slmmJ READY MADE CL0TING, emba-
cling all styles ~ grade ~ Coats Pants and vests
Furnishing Goods From biz very facilities
bis liberal patrons aud M pubic generally Will t end an
h line finest grades, the
at unusually low prices Tor cash. Call and examine.
~ Remember place and No.i9 Main
W. Randolph Bookstore. tspisl J. d. GOODMAN.
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a NHEtT ATTRACTION. --ELEGANT PLAID FILRs
~ ST 5 &C., W have just gone through stock md marked
down The n lot of silks uay
not b. cot ~ place remark here That hey
eap FORMER prices but md stock heavy
son-and have reduced he price out ~
We have STU ~ sk Robes w. which We viii
se - Ne low price ~ ~, asli ~ pieces ~
rich Plaid SILKS worth ~ ~ fi5n per yard, uic
f01 Any lady Wishing cheap t ul have
puny y purchasing I've have douD tey
vii again Tor years.
Purchaser should delay " these
prices CHRtsTIAN 3 LATIROP
Cash No Ma afrer
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PEEIss LONDON GWEEN GINGEH WINE.

Manufactured IO French Ordpcs GrSsn jamaica ginger,
SeriHd grunge ChrOH, Dc, Three Yedrs Od.
a REMARKABLY pleasant carminaive and stomachc
N mucn highly beneficial IN checking that dsOrdered state
The stomach and boEe prevalent IN weather. and which
frequeny neglected produces Dyenary Cholera &c. s
alec valuable remedy Tor natuncy Dyspepsia and General DE.
billy living districts where prevails ind great
preventive. Price ~ cents pr bottle - pr dozen
~ Wholesale aud Retail Agents BENNETT BEERS
1876 Main street and Pearl street Richmond seiS-u
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NEURALGIA CURED.


Mesrs Railway Co: few days bought dollar
Radways Relief for Neuralgia and 70
my establishment, Il gave almost instant relief -
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UpnINCE & co.'s IMPROVED uEIoDEoNS.

GtIIDE no TIE SPRINGS.-J. " RANDOLPH has
~ ju', pubed The Virgins sprlngs comprising account q
NJ s principal springs Of virginia, With
medical applicability u each by }. Norman ~ D. ed
ton Tsaiy enlarged, With synopsis and map ~ The Dis
and 10 plates Ais. appendix containing
the natursl curosties ~ the state price ~.
A published by J. " Randolph, Burkss Guide YrVinia
spring., With map III o..
Gp0d's Guide 90 he Hot Springs re.
Bks ssui ny mail, post paid, those Who remit PRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20

ALBEWARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
CHARTERED CAPITAL siO0O00-CASH FUND SI2b 900.
H7iEE INSURANCE IN town country Insurance.
II be- effected the most favorable with company
~ All Losses promptly arranged
STOKES co, No. 30 Pearl street,
AuB Agents FOR Richmond Va.
UDHINCE & COS IMPROVED UEIODEONS.
The Oldest Esta shmen In the a. - employing hundred
and finishing y gfty Instruments per week.
Between 1900 and 100 o. these Instruments have been hnsh
I'd and n
The latest Moieons the DIVIDED SWELL
Secured ~ hy Letters Patent 22d Nay ist5 ~ this
SWELL solo P..GF BE- pi Win The fun power u the In
sifuunt while the AcC0sPASEST su and ubdued Hereafter.
M Melodeons by ui b. furnished
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
ESfrdd fon ne Commercial ddrerfiser Jly 2Th, 1896
"Mrs Prince Co.. could realize handsome fortune BY dis
posing rights 90 other manufacturer their
but they prefer instruments
only b. obtained purchasing % their manufacturer
constantly supplied With ofPRINCEs MILO
DEONs. and you'd respectfully invite ne
factory prices. A. NORn1s,
iei6 Sole agent, 81 Main t.
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HAN. StSFORD'S INVIGOtA TOH-Is recommend
~ 81 70 the public, relying It's intrinsic excellence 10
For all Bilious Attacks truly and safely relied
being fully capable removing which i
mended aud FOR giving and vgor the general system
IT. qualities have fully tested practice by the
prieior Through the solicitations q who have use
and been bnthd by H. the proprietor has been induced 10 place
before public Por al Bilious Derangements sick Headache
Chronic Dauha abitua Bilious Cole, Dyspepsia
Pain tn stomach and Bowels General Debility FEMALE Weakness
&C.
For sale by Druggists generally by PURCELL, LADD CO.
No ~ 81 Main and 18th General Agents. aud by AeNf
Duya i55 Main street; H. white iT5 Broad and also
BIZ Sanford A Co I. fel-iy
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MEDICAL.
r.. n. II.
IMPORTANT REvELATnONst

In this chapter v shov how hDvArr Rslpr Rllrs and
terrible attach Of Rhcuna
Physicians In SCOT county, Va, had trid th
itn vain Also how country Doetors their patients b.
using let Who anIctel
ease read let AL Who
those covered vh Pmpe moehe Sores and Who's boed nles
bAdh here publish.
Rr,isr REoLyKsr. and
only sse. required TO stop the
pans cure and ghtfa keep
human system regular and healthy condition spnE Diseases
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20

THNE Huschers have vabeda Book Agency IN Philadelphia,
and VII furnish hook publication the retail price
re If postage. persons forwarding the subscription
81 - The t8 Magazine such arpers, Godey Putnams,
Graham Frank Lses Fashions, &C. will receive the magazines
ior year, and q splendid ihouaph portrait u either
Washington, JackFon Clay n subscribing a. ~ and ~
Magazine, they will receive copy either ~ the three portraits
n Subscribing % Magazines three portraits will be
~ Music furnished q those who wish a.
Envelopes o every and In large small quaint
tles, furnished seal Presset Dies, &C. sent 10 order
livery description ~ Engraving wood executed With neatnes.
and dispatch. ~ buildings, Newspaper Heading, Views ~
Machinery Illustrations Lodge Certificate Business Cards Sc
~ ny mail promptly attended 20. Prsons wishing views
ofe udugs send Daguerroype sketch ~ The building
by mail express.
distance having sacahe articles would End "a their
address the subscribers, would act agenis for
n saie ~ the saue BYRAM PIERCE
% sou,h Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
D. D. pypas Y.
.qa- H.
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-. n. - T. VI n T. Il.
DRUGGIST &c APOTHECA
AND WHOLESALE DEALER N
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS,
CHEMICALS AND FANCY GOODS,
N WILL be happy eas from those In want Of Ar
81 cles his line lie has large and complete assortment Of
CIGARS BRUSHES and FANCY ARTICLES and will sell As
IL RCuNnSD.
80 Main street, between 9Th and 10Th. Al
DOMAIN Il co..
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oNsIGNMENTs Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn and other produce
Y J respectfully solisited.
~ Once o Virginia street, to Pry's corner.
Richmond, March 3, 1875. mhi6-ly
HACON BASI<EKYIII.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
UD ECElNE consgnmen s Tobacco Flour Corn, Wheat, &C.
HI and their personal attention sales OF the and
ruvian Guano, &c. fe2T
MGHupEE a. W. s'oRUDER
M,GRUDER,S SONS,
hOMAISSIoN MERCHANTS,
~ RICHMOND
soct OF CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR TOBACCO, Ac
March 10, ISIS
JOHN A. ROBIN sON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND
XATI I'LL his attention the sale of WHEAT CORN
w TOBACCO all other produce consigned to his
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ONE TO THREE REeuLArE-YoUR TO SIX PURGE.

HOW RAILWAYS REGULATORS AND READY RELIEF, CURED
THE SON OF JAMES rOMLINSON. OF PArr0NsvIILE SCOTT
CO. VA OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AFTER FIFTEEN PHYSI-
CLANS JAILED TO RELIEVE HIM. READ THE LETTER;
January 29th ls55.
Mrssks RapwAu Co.,
have agent place, Psonsvie, sc6
all the best Pills for nine and in right good fah your
Reg these mountains Of Scott Va
your
James Toulnson has that had been
disc as-d vi t-e Chronic Rheumatism
has tried TO him, but could not
do Regulator, night,
completely cured have cured great many
Relief and Resolyent, that
do believe
they do by the OF
medicines Yours truly, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20

EXPERIENCES Geo. Hoybecker Amelia; VIM Archer Cock
Chesterfield; VIM NJ Richmond Copton, Charlie.
City; D. W. Apperson, Charles City j. Ivey AppomatioS
BENZ ~ Robinson King Wiam TX president John
NELSON MOTT
mhtT SO Main street. Richmond
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f y Mn II n SIo I r 2 r T.,

NJ UEES AND HOHSES.-2O0 head Of Mules ~
1VH and Horses have arrived S3I
choice and superior lot OF Il IN
for Iron Masters Railroad use
for exchange at fair prices and terms
EDwI0 WALKER,
Al n. BAnkens Stables.
b shall be receipt stock direct Kntucfy
everym n he year
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HATS AND CAPS.

AM now receiving large additions to my stock Of -
Hats and Caps, selected I'm Person In the Northern
-. cities which makes assortment complete. all,
Of which, disposed TO sell accommodating
Wholesale retail
Oe4 JOHN THOMPSON
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prepared receive
all kinds Of Agricultural Machines Implements OF the
latest and approved patterns, which will he
material. and Of superior workmanship They attention
"Ca1w double and single geared Horsepowers
Eh have taken premimn Pair which they
Nlb.isd Also 10 "Cosks Clod Cruhcr," Nannys Patent
Reaper and Mower" the best In nd
uano sTrcade highly approved Hay Presses Hay Rakes Corn
sslers. tO smihs Patent
dies &c 's Patent Ironheam Pillow; Of srcs They
sjoin the opinion Of the Hon William O. Rves these
BALDWIN, CALDWELL
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twenty drops Of Relief water say
IL ~ minutes will quickly the distressing DIS
charges 4 Dyscnery and Darroh II will in few minutes stop
the palm.
r. Remedies sod by all the Druggists the State, and
by Parce Ladd Co.. Richmond also, by Adle Gray Rich
mond RADWAY A CO.,
iai2-dkwiy-mh22 1872 Fulton New York.
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No. alS Main Richmond, Va
Have In store large OF wr-.~. ~,
~ - lonAble COACHES, CARRIAGES, BuGGlES OsXENA/
suLhsfs and HARSts suitable for country and Sx3S1H-
with which
the public and sell such
OF all who favor us with their patronage.
From long experience In
ente We hope 10 merit continuance
p'sTuy allied and shipped Of the United
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

rciycs us pleasure to reflect that mp to this
,l.,e oar daily meanderings about the streets
h4y, remained unobstructed by what is styled
in other cities the '.hoop visitation But know
;-- the Contagious nature of evil, when it as
s1imcs the gIisc of dress VIC deem it our boun-
d.a duty to give place to the following dsscrta-
ton on hoops =
..And. taking of the ladies', they are positive
l. Getting bigger and bigger. The petticoat ma
MA RACES irariully They till up The sidewalks
as they brush by you, you feel bones-whale-
homes. ! mcan for there are no others within
half :. nile OF YOU What dreadful reversal
If tie crter Of nature is all this. do not Oh
jcct TO rlumpGcSs aud ro;undivy in the proper
places but what sense Is there in being so ire
mcntou~iy oTbicuiaT about the feet? between
You and me. MIS-. +. T. has fallen into this fash
ion, and nausre my rcmonstrances, has pur-
chased one Of the most monstrOus of these iu-
ycntious. examined it with much awe, the
other night, after She had gone 90 bed. o.,
i.oisIfo, it is, 'fraTfuy and wonderfully made
II is an institution In size it is like n small
country las Office. think il must have been
raised ike barn. 1t Is latticcd and corded and
sii.irncd with the utmost ingenuity. When she
has it ON, my guide wife is $50 to spcak) like
l.aalgi'S firher, 'cad in complete still She Is
just safe a. ii she were in a convent. She Is
entirely shut cut from this vain world. Qmodd
the ear;i, she is nothing but large skirt. So
much for the safety OF the cOntrivance. The
question OF beauty is another matter"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
rPnM KANSAS

CfUICAGo,a June lU--lQe democrat mas a let
ter from Lecompton, dated the 4th inst, stating
that several companies Of Missourians and Car
o!inians. and bands of Free-State men were or
eauiZing The following are some of the details
of the atfrav between Pate and the Frec-State
men, not heretofore published. Thirty south
erners from Westport, under the command of
7 H~C. Pate. on proceeding to Bull Greek, Kan
sas, suddenly encountered party of Prostate
men of the same number. Pate had number
Of prisoners, who were placed IN front unarin-
cd, and then they hid behind trees ard logs
The Prostate men dropped down in the grass
of the prairie, and the firing continued for
hours when Pate surrendered uncOndltiOnatiy.
Three Missourians escaped, among them Cole
man. the murderer of Dow. The Frec-Statepar-
~ took thirty horses and a number OF SharP's
rifles and GIFTED States muSNcts, besides guam
-tity of goods stolen from Lawrence. The L. :.
dragons knew of the battle during Its occur
renee, hut did not interfere. They went down
on the 4th and released the prisoners.
I y party Of pro-slavery men, including the
/ son OF Gov. Shannon. made night attack on
the house of Capt Walker, miles from Lee
compton. They were fred upon aud tcpulse:i,
I and young Shannon was taken prisoner, but re-
leased the next day. Gov. Shannon took Il
company of dragons and searched tie house Of
the free State men for two days. taking all their
arms and ammunition.
/ Col. Sumner passed through Lccompton on
the 18th. cn:oute for Topeka.
- 80 I'm, I;.,,,,... cr;+,. ,.o,,,-.
- min JUS ~ 90 o'l'
INV SS't az o's VI Wv
~ iie1 a. A'S'' ',,,no
liillseI NV +..SA ~ d,,' a6
t'ileI' my On -
i'Eri' sEi'e"iS ." ''!e' va - -
l4c itte ':tI'e incti i'.e
tue hA'teE Hl1'l li1 '"3 "'ct ii''! az
counts they had formed Il plan for night at
'aGN upon li.c 3a lI,! 81, ,,.,, o,,1 T,,,os
II Is Iil'l1o!e" Ia "'t + ,i,;1 -, III
were N'e'' III III u
( Lsioh "Sc"i'V" on n i"'''"t' VI -.
rom Lawrence lie houses Wei '''e'' Va 80
lawrence, As was Eei"t' 'i ,.,.,,.,o,..,,,
| oF LOUIS JI"c ne
reSPoEdenI OF Nc Heluic: u',,,e F,,, VI I
't says mat haISA Do''alsoii anu i!G' VI ,''
men, Whlie III ti'e o. t'n nv,
ncaE hlcAoiy HIo!e' o" '"c 'S'' ">' .
| Inc Marshal was IA inc 'Ht Oh "iftS''"S Sun
men VINO attached '.se party HnneT zap. - -
Inc lTee sOluieTs h"u c0hHiu'laDS i'.t e';,"
IN numbers, and yesterday were 4es, ;,
houses. ana uEN'n' lie" %o"Ie,t anu e''''''' e'
from the1r haoltito!iS mean o"I' StEeN'
! "A company OF ~ men "l.'Ae, nc .o'''..', :
OF Capt ecu' hau IciI Ne" 2''ii' nc III P'''s''t'
] Ji Inc md!dere'S.
report says that fFa,'t>,lh was no. 49,, a..
though he was attacked ny 4 large parry VI iFte
soldiers. ~ ,:,.....a.,
Ia@t fate ana company An "eG'' iTs.":,4
ny C1i. sumner, WHO arrived y. h'ch '"N t'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

4 report was read from the Committee on
Streets and Alleys, relative to the petition of G.
Hardnan, recommending the payment of por-
ton of the accompanying bill for paving, &c.
After lengthy explanations, the matter was
referred again to the committee for further re-
port.
Petition of three ladies in the Fourth Ward.
asking the removal of nuisance in the shape Of
a pond, was referred to the committee on Streets
and Alleys.
The resignation of II. w Phillips, Esq, of
his seat in the Council was read and accepted.
Council tEen on motion proceeded to the cleo
ton Of members to fill the vacancies in the LIST
and 18th Wards.
z. Beatty, Esq. was elected a member ofCoun-
ell from the 1st Ward
The election for the 4th Ward was on mo-
ton postponed.
On motion of Mr. Forbes, the Street Commits
sioner was instructed to repair the sever on the
Sd section of the wharf.
The same order was passed in relation to a
sewer in the 9th Ward.
Council adjourned at quarter to II, to meet
on Friday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
CITY COUNCIL,
URNED MEETIN
LAST NIGnr's rGocgEp1Ne!

LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
Council! met at S o'clock last evening, pres
CIT Lis Honor, the Mayor, and Mcssrs. Bickel,
Cots, Dorsey, Fitzhugh, Forbes Garden, Knote,
Lit, Panncll, Phillips, Taylor, Tanner, Wheel
Ter aad Wai,-l4
Tie proceedings of the last two meetings were
Ea.d and approved.
IGessrs. Hubbard, Gill, and Wilson appear
edl
Ine Mayor announced that the rules issued
agaiast absentees from the. last meeting would be
tn fist business.
The list was. then called, and such Of the
members as answered to their names were ex
cuscd.
-irepOrt from tine Sergeant of the city, for the
mo",l Of May, vas read and referred to the
Committee on Accounts.
The resignation of y. l. Dorsey, Esq, as a
member from the 4th ward. read and accepted
Mr.. Fitzhugh, from the Committee on Ordi-
nahces, reported an ordinance fixing the rate of
compensation of the Collector of Assessments
ofthe city Of Wheeling. for the year 1856.
Four per centu,n for all monies paid over
on or before the first Gsy of September next.
After ;lat day. and before the first day of
October, Ter ccntum for all monies paid in.
AfieT that day aud before the first day of No
Sea'ber, per centum.
On motion of Mr.. Btckel, % per ccntum was
made the rate Of compensation for all collections
after Get. /, ls5G
lengthy debate ensued upon the filing of
tue blanks, which were afterward fixed as
above.
The Ordinance was then, or motion, passed
The official bond of n. L. Dorsey, Collector
ofAssessments elect, was read and on motion,
received.
i report of the Superintendent of the Water
Works was read, aud on molten the bills were
ordered to be paid
The petition of W. a. Walters was referred
to the Committee on Petetions and Remon-
strauces.
On motion the rules were suspended for the
consideration ofcertain matters relative to the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Several let
tars were read, and after discussion which
lasted until nearly lOoelock, Mr.. List offered a
resolution as a substitute for al preceding mo-
lions, whcreupon another discussion followed
Ar. Forbes offered substitute 10 Mr.. Lists mo-
lion, when the previous question was taken up,
aud the further ccnsideration of the matter was
postponed until meeting to be held on Friday
evening next 8G
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
NEW YORK MARKET:

JvSE 11.-Cotton market quiet, sales of 500
bales.
Flour unsettled, sales 1 800 bills at s., 25a5,-
10 for straight State. Wheat irregular, sales of
D, 900 bush. Corn quiet, sales of II, 600 bush.
Pork is unsettled, sales of 800 bis. Beef firm,
sales of $50 bbls. Lard easier, sales 500 bbls.
Whisky firm, sales of $50 bbls Coffee firm
sales 1000 bags Rio. Sugar buoyant, sales of
1000 hhds. Mcasscs firm, sales of 200 bbls
Orleans. Lnsced Oil heavy, sales of ! 800 hbls.
Lard Oil quiet. Butter heavy. lroniirm, sales
100 tons Scotch pig at 81 10 per ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

?rr UgyrrtELD R,ILGoAu.-A train OF cars
i now running on this Road, carrying the mails
md messengers, and connecting with stages at
E,,,b..t,a's. for Washington and Pittsburgh
Tj.srt. can be procured al thu Stage Office under
the s!cLure House, O.: of Capt Terry, General
Passenger Agent, near the sprisg House. We
learn that two trains daily will be run after
tuesday next, and the connection with the
..f-es vii! then be made at Triadelphia.
The work on the nempfeId Road is being
pushed forward with considerable zeal, and it is
f.. closing gap in the routes leading East
v5r.l, too loag existing to the dstrinent of our
cir. and thr interests Of the travelling public
Tie work will no; be permitted 10 lag, under the
eott.ol Of Mr.. Mccartney, the contractor for
completing. the unfinished portions of the whole
Hae. lie ia an experienced road builder, and,
vi;h tie speed with which the work will pro-
eress, NC shall be disappointed if it lacks in sub
aatia,iy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
EXPLOSION.

MoxrnrA1, June 1Otf.-The explosion of the
Grand Trunk steamer occurred at o'clock; the
boat is a complete wreck The number OF killed
is estimated at 90; wounded so or 80; among
those Killed arc the two engineers; Mr.. Maldon,
mail conductor; sfr. Hunter, pilot; a boy; two
firemen; one woman; and Mr.. ScElofield, an en-
gineer.
The captain of the boat was severely injured
and not expected to live Mayor Johnston ard
lady were blown into the river, but escaped with
their lives Fifty passengers remain unaccount-
lcdfOE -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

NEW York, June llth-Ibe Tribune Of this
morning has statement that the Padre Will,
the Nicaraguan Minister, was about TO abandon
his mission and leave the country in the steam
ship to sail on the Goth.
This is probably incorrect, as his friends in
this city are not aware Of his having any such
intention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH MD INDIGESTION.
AROLt1 great Cure affected by BOerhJro'S Holland Bit
tersThe wife Peter De Witir living In Holland
weakness of Gs stomach and i7iiresti"n she lal been
under uhysiciHSs time, but the dsuus.
seemed o his skill. She purchased HcI-
office. which have given tone to Tier
nurh, her aiprtt. strength returning,
ly hpeYc that another great effected By your
medicine.
this remedy, hut must await another opportunity. one
:!.iuC YOU rely upon have published
parsons respected to community and literally
;tue J. QUINTGS,
Editor Shcbnyyan NIeu1 bcie, Shit hoy gan, Wis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12

n Case OF EiqLt NonLEs' SIRdjag cared by RosrIGvs'r
Holland Bters-Mca-l nelly, n" III Grant, Smith
eld street July willie running on ths river
pVing between NHtchez and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and Nsuc For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful d!seHse The greater part Of this
unable work, n! spent least fifty dollars
nr different medicines, but idmDG permanent relief
Three Of friends insisted upon my
ing 'E0syhGte's HoiRd Bitters, saying that
guaranteed. After trying 1t for Oily week, must
state was n sound / have been ut work FOR
and have had oc the Chls aud fever
vlatevcr"
certify The above statement IS true.
THOMAS ADAMS. Diamond House,
II ErnstE AI.-snL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-12
Aln EnR KANSAS.

Bosrox, june 1.-THE Kansas Aid Commit
tee in this city have collected. far, $4,000 in
cash, including $500 from Josiah Quincy, IT.
The Worcester Committee have collected about
50, 900.