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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

\ MEETING of the Stockholders fthe Centre
Wheeling Market Association was held in the
Guards Hose House on Thursday evening, Jan
alst, which was organized By calling John
Cloudy, Esq, to the chair, and appointing F.
W. Bassett, Secretary. The object of the meet
ing. having been explained by Mr. Forbs to be
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year
the following gentlemen were elected by ballot:
DrRgcroRs.-James Sweeney, Andrew w ilson,
George Forhs, John Cloudy F. W, Bassett.
Charles B, Cecil, Secretary.
L. d. Wait Treasurer.
a committee of three, consisting of F. w.
BaSsett, A. Wilson and George Forbs, was ap-
pointed to draft Bylaws, to govern the Associ-
alton.
Gu motion, it was ordered that five per cent.
of the receipts be paid TO the Secretary as COM
pensation for his services.
No further business appearing, the meeting
adjourned
JOHN GoUDY, Prss't F. W. BAssErr, Sec'y.
IxPoRrAxr TO Pos7NAsrrRs- Washing
ton Union says:-0ur attention has been called
to the fact that some postnasters are in the hab-
it sending back to the mailing Office letters
reaching them for delivery, because they were
not prepaid by stamps, but by money. This is
wrong, and arises from misrepresentation Of the
law In no case, indeed, should letter after il
has reached the office of delivery, be returned
for postage, much less should it be returned be
Causc the postage was not paid by stamps, II
,l,,4,. ,F 4,. 49,, a. -,.. 4l,,t Ia4
tiers are prepaid by stamps, but when (hayins
been prepaid in cash, for,want Of stamps on the
part of the mailing postmaster) they reach
their destination, it is the duty the postmaster
to deliver the same as though prepaid by stamps
1t win necessarily happen in the introductiono
the stamp-paym system, that the supplies o
stamps will failto reach some of the small ant
remote offices at the proper time, and it woulG
be doing violence to the citizens ofthese local.
tics to return, and thus delay their correspon
dence, because ola circumstance so unavoidable
Entertaining this Wow THE subject, the depart
meut has instructed postnasterS, not having
stamps, to forward letters as heretofore wher
prepaid by money If an unpaid letter, from
any cause, gets into the maitland reaches its DIES
tinatiOu, it should be delivered on payment o
passage at the prepaid rate,
IxrEREsrISo Sur The Richmond Wing o
Tuesday states that a case Of great interest is
now being argued before the Court of Appeal.
in that city. The parties to the controversy ar
the Methodist Episcopal Churches, North and
South, and while this particular case only in,
wolves a1titlesto church property IN one locality
1.-THE county Of Easf9nier, its decision will have
an influence upon other suits, growing out q
the iivisioni ia the Church. Judges Allen, Lee
Moncure, Daniel and Samuels are present, and
the most eminent legal talent IN the State IS EN-
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The members OF ASram'- Encampment No. I, Vim Tel
Kncampment No. a. vlrrinus Lodge NO g. wm Tell Lodge
No. 81, whrein Lodge No. 80 Pamela Lodge No s.. and
slIsniourhIug rresPectfuy IN
yitel to participate with them
= BY order Of the Lodge
jnss g. r PARIS, 'see'y.
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2. The Musical World for 1856.

OIL.
ME- COMAtESCEt the with reduction OF one
from our former spbserPtion.a Ne take this
step to Sve Journal the widest possible circulation The
price, hen hereafter viii be ttro dollars per to az
teAod addEGtrss to those who do pay ADVANCE
(ony wiz be three dollars This reduced subscription viii
still include @ portrait, Of Mozart which have.
had specially engraved for this Journal and will serve
excellent title page smbelishuent for the nuhfe VOL
une Of the year 1885, 7ssf-7 r-rs-f
Musical Novelette, WIN be commenced and published
serialy with the first number In January The other val
liable features Of the Journal viii remain as before
Four pages of fresh music weekly paed separately which
bound az the end of the year, will form YoIulr, worth
4i2 nsuctve musical reading; articles vocal and in
sruental culture; condensed musical
the world. ztFGEE 5Fs7Ffsfs
The department Of General Literature Ia still In the
able hands which have already gained 50 high rep
utaon comprises the best things
In the French and other foreign Journals udeious selection.
from books and magazines and generally good story
CITY and Brooklyn subscribers are charged with city
cents extra cE the eNpense Of Canada subscribers
pay cents for The necessary prepayment Amer
lean postage.
Any Journal COPYING this entire announcement and draw.
ing editorial attention before the elor January 1876
VIII receive The Musical World in exchange for yesr snd
portrait OF Mozart.
RICHARD STORES WILLIS, Proprietor,
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IADIES, SUPPER.

The Lie, Of st. Matthews Protestant Episcopal Church
purpcse having supper Washington Han, on the eve
ming Of Thursday January Sl The proceeds to he apPro-
priatei to an object connected with the Church
The public solicited to attend. iasi
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THE LATEST NEW S
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
,coNGREssIoNAL 0s

w ASHESGToS, JAN 20.
HorsE-An Intellectual effort was made 10 re-
peal the resolution precluding all debate during
the present week or until Speaker IS elected.
House then voted twice for Speaker, and on
the last on,the 126th ballot standing as follows:
Banks o., Orr Ga, Fuller &c, scattering 12-ne-
|cessafy to a.choicc 9S.; House then adjourned
FROM WASHINGTON.
JAS. 244-outside of the Presidents Cabinet
no one kne Of his intention 10 communicate a
special message on Kansas affairs, hence it took
his political frien6s and foes by surprise Con-
sidering the summary manner in which the
House refused to read his annual message, and
the large majority IN favor Of reading the Kansas
message, it is considered an important event by
the friends of the administration, and causes
them jubilant' emotions
The official dispatches received by the Africa
do not change our relations With England from
previous adYiccs
JAN, 2244.-The Star of this evening saysa dis
patch has been received from jackson, (Aiiss.l
announcing the election of Hon. jeff. Davis, e.
S. Senator by IS majority.
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The finest quality Of ladies gOse leather Gaers and bus
kin. very 6ns and sof. article Ladies glove leather Gal!
CHIL6REN's WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid goat govs sSher lasting,
calf and fancy boot. gtvrs aSe tss spprrs ties
sad all other kins and styles sHays kad Low prices.
Ladies' men. aud ..es sa n5 ,oo.. and =,
the best quality also greet variety other goods not
here enumerated, which vii sell the aecommoda-
De- Nj DORSEY.
DISSOLUTION.
tlisd dissoyedbs mutual consent zach vii prae.
tice Law as heretofore.
dee. 5 "a PRsDlzros.
HAYNES Celebrated DittrEs for DysrvFss, IndigrS-
~ ton, &c, ke,-So cents per ROsue, far saia ig'
Jaa1 only agsa. Stt Ell ss s. Monroe St,
C'AsTILE and PhlIAPtlphlA Palm SozF, :or sale by
decis : b g p Montos s..
azIS,s and Hausls esHn!n" Barber Soap for SALE by
* LBS rs. Gum Opium (Tarksy1 for Ralf BY
VIZ dcR5 AZ GOOD / CO.
A LS0-S00 bushels yrIloW Corn Meal;
az 50 white
dcss Quincy street.
TOWNSHIPS INDIAN yEdLTADLE TOOTH ACHE ANo-
WHETnERts be tsat nature is provided with
w iualiOle reuedi,s for 81 the s that esh heir
Is certain that Of the distressing Affections ire
catalogue of human SurIns may he spte. eEec.u-
2lly relieved by { harmless a'isicotc
ToWSs.EY's reoTaGcHs IxaSTSE
Is liquid composed OF purely vecetahl substances unx-
failing cure fer ire most acute pains Of Teo,h aud
GHas 1t i an Indisa Preparations ard fe Of which
is compromised were preias 6y the proprietor from the
PaEnee tribe Of Indians IN tsPlatte country Of Missouri
Inc anodyne has been extensively tried blythe rst fs
Ties in SeS Orleans and other eItes somh West and
has been found 70 be mEnedisely and thoroughly eeacaoas
n oil other INSTANCES No other oothaehe remedy pre-
sented the public has proved hsruss and sane
: : -'' JOAN H THOMPSON.
dee=s ts-g.5s sgEzE bSis AESnt, III Main St.
celebrated Nsaisia. Cod liver on for sale los
No, SO MARKET street,
edes SstEeeh MHnrvs ard Union.
pERsoSs having barrel, cs have tsa alsd with CIDER
esss GEO. WILSON
W"'''a 0lrs.
sN1N naioElrr srED.
sp' GILL co.
Owe RHSDiRED B4RREkS EZ0CR.
| II UsT received and Tor salt b sA
KEEP YOURSELVES WARM
| "A .>-sS'' - : RLASKE7S, veseg5
e erft At se ana 'aPsF quality IS e MoT ss Sso
CORN SHELTERS.
] superior to any yet O1sEsi IN the market
IsAGss eGastae, copy, : z 4'Hs1. l : S''s
pEsr Family TlesF fST ~ s.
ID deeel: .. GRKER GO.
Sundries.
l990 LBS. pure GsOund Pepper;
tZS1O 80 AIspIee; 80 ~ f.s-ss
- - 80 = pure ground einnaao1;
do cloves;
10 do mace;
% doI. puTe puFTFTtsgd r1asfNr6T TF7rf
Just frelh ground and for sale by
500 E4ffs -sf ALEX. TURNER
desc -, s-.rs Aelodson building, hstnst
our AND DRY T0B4CC0-f9 tbs egt and dry and ice
u Gross papsrs SMOKING tobacco foT sale b.
iasl LOGAN ,BAkAR = CO.
lsTNwESfY THOUSAND bushCls ofcOrn Elnted -
lGD0l Rye and Wheat Fausea.
sz7ss ~ 80 L n. KELLER
/ DROWNFS Essrnee Of J1nialca Ginger;
ID BakvE's Cod Liver on, - "
isi TSt ''N* 2 WIN ! AR4st IS S.i1.s.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
N. L. Dorsey.
DEALER S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT OAK HAIL

HAVE jus. received another lot of Boots and Shoes FROM
the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade Of good material and the best
am now prepared furnish any and everybody with any
KING OF goods they may want IN line, from
to 10 dollar boot and variety sLVle quality
and durability OF Workmanship prices cannot be eur.
passed BY any other honHe 10 this any other eity
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes,o all kinds, styles qualities
made to order l,. 8
Having employed of the best roFieu IN the United
States, satisfied that cannot please s5 who may
favor with call.
Gail and examine for your selves. -...
Ny stock consists in part Of the following artIeles
MEMS BOOTS.
100 psis bessSa boots
100 10 DO DO ST. ssist
1 g Dc Dc sstt pr. hao'''
AKS'S BROGANS.
100 pair best calf bruSans;
IS IS 4 !: i s,:s priced boot.
BoY's AND YOUTHS BROGASs.
100 pair boys thick br0gans;
100 do kip.
100 pair youths thick
BoY's AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 psirs Of calf boots;
leo do Kid
HoAES's WEAR
~ pairs lasting CATERS. all cslSTa,
$50 do walking ahoes,
10 do morocco buSEinS,
$50 do kid
$50 DO calf
$50 DO Jenny Lind
80 do and kid slipqers.
MISSES BOOTS.
10 pairs morocco bootR,
$50 do kid
10 do french morocco boots,
$50 DO calf
100 do kip
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Winter Arrnnrelr

Ta4SsPoRrA rtoS OFFICE B. EoR.Rl
Whesfiag !St'iof', Dee. 4th, 1855.
on and amer Tuesday Ith instant, Passenger Trains
express and ma will leave this station day p n and
iU:SD p. "
The Express Traireaves atI p NJ and wiz dnly stop at
the following stations: BenWood, SioundSvil, cauerou
FairmoHt Feerrnan burg Rowshurg, Piedmont, Cum
berland Sir Johns Run, Martisburg HaFpcr5 Ferry Non
oeacy, SSkesvine aud Washington Junction.
The Sfai Train daily, except Saturdays 1870 p
NJ, and viii stop atallths regular siat;nHs.
The wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
be run daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling A. 81,
and arriving at ean6erland r 81 Leaving Cumberland
at a:I5 3. 81 andla arriving In Hhstlns at4 pm.
~ order OF !. II. DONE, Supt.
dc4 J.D. FORD, Agent
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co-Partnersbio

\
THE uadrrsgned viii the 1st day Of January, 1885,
sociac with themselves m the business OF their eta
Store B. o. sOSR, acting under the style Of ScCLALLEEs
D,es MccLALLESs : KNOX,
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- Il LIZ.
w ACCOUNT OF change in teir tlrm, all persons In
debted to the subseribers their Retail Store,
nrsy requested to be ready for setement the St Of JAM
BY cash otherwise, and all having claims
against the Gcm will present te for nqudation-
acCLALLESS x KNOX.
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a Good custom.

PTER tile 1st january next, with the rule
adopted generally by the merchants throughout the ef-
all persons indebted to the sUbscrbrr without sIine-
ton, will he called to settle six months vz the
list July and ist January. -, ,r,.,.,,,,. -
rINEN BBLS No. Lard on. lust received by
II de2s LACGllLlNs BCsHRIELP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

The members of Franklin Lodge NO. 10 hereby notified
70 meet at their Han on Sunday, at t2< o'clock, M,t
pay the ast tribute of respect rdsceaseI brother II
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TR INSPORTAIIClN,
REDUCTIONS OF RATES 10 AND PR0M
New York, PhiIadeIPhin 8 RaItim0re.

THE adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
i conveyance OF
NoNEH, YALCABLE PAcK4GRs, AND FREE0Hr KINDS.
In charge Of special messengers Is the only reliable
line and from Wheeling 10y Railroad direct New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALsc-rii Central Ohio Railroad % zAaesvls Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville IndlanRqos Chicago and 81. Lnus
Expresses leave Via Bait Ohio Railroad ~ ocI p
N. Central Ohio Railroad O'Clock, ~ II. -
FOR Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, Northern 0nlo
O'Clock, A. u. rms fr8- ue5S az
Butter Poultry, Produce Of all kinds, delivered in ak
teen hours 70 Baltimore. - n. PIGSLAS, Agent,
ages = Z - seAt-5 fftE Adams ExprCSS Co.
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J. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

WHEELING, VA
wharf Rent nt tE1s FOOT or Monroe, street,
Will attend the receiving and delivering OF freight and
the collection of freight bills.
Freight for all the regular packets will be received fee Of
charge. nv1.-H
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MONROE HOUSE.
WIZ. y. CI.AHK, ProDrIetor.


Hls !oEg established and well known House having besa
A thoroughly repaired sud Trpoyad avT fsynshss -.
Ssent seee'saedHt'ehS 20 Ese travelling een1Duny
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ENC oGRAGEs AMERICAN MAEUPAcTI,p,ie,
HuEAElS's BOO1S Is EsERSEEFfh
= Writing PInid.

hSFthwssern Bank Of Viryhis; MERCHANTS, AeehApos'
o. wheeling; saak Of Wheeling; Crescent MsnaEetu.
a SSRany County Clerk e Ohio County NslOOai Trle-
liouse Kelly Holloway Co.. IiaEsrI Nckfes tSordo
nHtthsss z Cos Sweeney som Doane CoWsi OF
din, GlbeIaOn Co.; Press. - ''"O'
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oeSo LAyYupIS. CILhEpEoS 4 M
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Raudkercniefs aud Cravats
ASpkERcIEFSo Of al ind4 cling Ghs lsvest sns
IL most iaShiohaLie styles Of stocks and TIss:
Black ST. CFSTate, extra sig,s;
Satin
ScarfF-plain black and fancy;
Han ilSse Of all kinds, embracing double feet sad has
suspendsrs Of all kinds including boys sIuavrs Of vsrI.
ops styles and superior quality
Hail, by
osiO J. H. srALlNAN.
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IxroRrAxr TO pOs4N4srrRs-The Washing
ton Union says:-,Our attention has been called
to the fact that some postnasters are in the hab-
it of sending back to the mailing office letters
reaching them for delivery, because they were
not preraidby stamps, but by money This is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

A committee of three, consisting of F. w.
BaSsett, 4. Wilson and George Forbs, was ap-
pointed to draft Bylaws, to govern the AssOci-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

sentiments which, under the same circum.
stances, would have been proclaimed by
Henry Clay or Daniel Webster, and
therefore it is that since their utterance
the Wings of the country are rousing
from their apathy and recognizing the
duty and privilege they have in coming
forward to sustain one so worthy of their
support, and from whose election they
have the right to expect results SO bene-
fetal to the country. The effect of Mr..
Flllmore's declaration of principles upon
his opponents, has not been less marked.
His earnest exposure and denunciation of
secionalism has brought upon him the
bitter attacks Of the New York Tribune
and the journals it leads; and with con-
centration of hypocrisy, they, the sup
porters of a party sectional in all its pur-
poses, and we fear, but little short of trea-
sonable in its motives, are branding him as
a traitor to his country because he points
out the fact that their success must tend
to disunion and to the destruction of the
country. Mr.. Fillmore and his friends
may well accept the challenge thns
thrown down, and appeal to the people to
determine which of the two parties is
most Just to the North, fair to the South,
and true to the whole country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

The privilege of yearly advertisers strictly limited
their immediate and regular bnsiness and the busi-
of advertising firm is considered including
that of its individual members
Merchants others advertising by the year will only be
allowed the space Of half column in the paper the
rates at present charged them by this paper.
Calls persons to become candidates will be nsereda
other advertisements.
Advertisements of two columns width viii be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted till or bid and exacted
And fnaily-An communications fer this paper, of any
and every character whatsoever intended promote the
private ends interests Of individuals corporations
cietes schools will be charged as advertisements
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M. GORDON. Jr.,
J. A. BRAUD & LANDRY,
,BURBRLDGE & ADAMS,
Umited states mail Lime.

aa From New Orleans to Vicksburg-
gtsa For DonaldsonviIle, PIaquemine,
- - Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara, Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez,
Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Warrenton and vicksburg
Princes, Capt HoLMEs, Tuesday, at 5P NJ.
Natchez, Capt. LEArHERs, Saturday, a, p Nj
The above mentioned splendid passenger pack
cts win leave on their regular days, without fail,
at the hour appointed. All business entrusted to
their care will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed to. Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned to
w. M. Shaw, the agent of the boats at Vicks-
burg, who will forward it without delay, and with
out any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any let
ter or package, containing money, iewelry, or O.
ther valuables, unless regular bills Of lading are
taken, specifying the contents ard value, and the
freight paid nor for any valuables deposited with
the clerk by the passengers or contained in their
baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD & CO,
ar12 Union Row, So Carondeletst
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Caution to Yhe Pnblic.

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aroma
tic schnapps into the United States, number OF
Liquor Mixera in New York, Boston aud Phila-
delphia have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs. and to
be paimed off upon the nnwary for my genuine
Schnapps. ] have directed my agents to institute
legal proceedings against all persons who they may
ascertain to be engaged in this most atrocious sys-
TEN Of deception, and call Oh the press and the
public to aid them in their efforts TO remedy so
great an evil. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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NUMBER 10.
!. TJe onaeDtfe.


RECIPE FoR BAvARIAR CREAM. Bis
one pint OF thiek cream with the juice d
large lemon and a.glasa of white wine;
put the peal Of the leFnoa in whole, win
sufficient quantity of loafsugar to make
it sweet; beat them well together with q
whisk; put piece of clean muslin over
the mould, and pour the GREEN in; let it
drain till the following day, when turn it
out carefully. There are earthenware
moulds on purpose, with small holes to
let out the whey.
A lady says, 4 would say for the bene.
fit of those troubled with the large black
ants, that green sage scattered where they
rise will drive them away. have tried
this
Con Fish. Most housekeepers have
been annoyed when cooking Goldfish, by
the smell that pervades the whole house.
A lump Of charcoal put in the pot viii
prevent it. sEe
The frequent use of Asparagus is rec
commended in affections of the chest and
lungs; in fact, asparagus is one of the
most wholesome, as well as agreeable ye-
getables we possess.
A few drops of creOsote on brown pa
per, put in the holes of rats, will drive
them away. Nox vomica and oatmeal il
a sure poison.
A miniature round Of beef may be
made of a rib Of beet. Take out the
bone, and wrap the meat round hkea 6l-
let of veal, securing it with two or three
wooden skewers; place in strong pickle
for four or ive days; and then put it
in hot water, and let it simmer the usual
time.
A good gargIe, in inflammatory sore
throats, may be made by mixing little
nitEe in barley water. sr
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A FABtE.-A young man once picked
up sovereign lying in the road. Ever af,
terwards. as he walked along, he kept his
eyes fixed steadily upon the ground, in
hopes to find another. And in the course
of long life he did pick up, at different
times, goodly number of coins, gold and
silver. But all these years, while he as
looking for them, he saw not that the
heavens were bright above him, and ma
ture beautiful around. He never once
allowed his eyes to look up from the mud
and filth in which he sau ght the treasure;
and when he died, rich old man, he on-
ly knew this fair earth of ours as u dirty
road in which to pick up money as you
walk along. ~.s.s.s..