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J.. B. hIPPINCoTT g. CO.,
~ Pabiisisers aud rsoolsseifers.
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puBLIsH. among many others, the following valuable
L. standard works. E. 4is.s.i.l.s 9ct
|. LIPpING0rrS PRoNoUNCING GAZETTEER or THE
WORLD, OR GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, giving de-
seripton of nearly One Hundred ThouNand
Names. BY J. THOMAS, II. D., and L. BALpwix one
volume, hoy Octave. Price $6.
THis woRS IS ispIsPKSsABLR iTEAcHER
FEssosAi NAN The rising generation will greatly
beneited bc, In the accuracy and extent OF their
nation, should Your work be Kept book
the table OF professor and the country
Ion. Horace Mann, L. l. %. - s-.frasss ~
u consider 1t work of IMPnRTAses TO TacuRRs
-i'.aot cAaaRcy a. Goodrich, Yate. Coli s.
ITO Teachers such Is iindlspensahletO correct
gsosraphicai Instruction In their sehoos'Aeto York
Tedchef. 81 s.a 80 r.
Invaluable guide TO the student geogfnphy and II
generally adopted could not fail to the prevailing
discrepancy and confusion IN regard
Of Geographical namesDr b. Sears, Priest. Of Bro,rn
iEafreFsiy.
II see not how the Office counting roou the family
Prof C. Il. Stotoe, 4sad0reY. n E ~ n
"A work that ought be in every College ani School
in the Union and needed in every Household ~ o. Co
nttht I'Iiit, Brfdgelputeg Normal SceOoi.. ~
AS a PRosouscISG GAzzgrIRR it supplies want that
mas long been felt IN lin our m lFslis, Gss.
Normal School. az IL. 3 decii-fn,-tri. Wv
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FnE suspension bridge at Morgantown was
sntcd to Alex. Hayes, Toll collector, for 81 300.
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fnr resolutions ofthc Pittsburgh board of
trade, petitioning Congress for a grant of public
ands, to be donated to company to be char
tered by the States bordering on the Ohio river,
heye been forwarded to the cities of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans, st Louis,
i'enisyillc, Cincinnati, and Wheeling, soliciting
iheir cooperation The proceeds of these lands,
as We stated some days ago, are to he expended
10 the Improvement OF the Ohio, according to a
Fan which may be recommended bya commits
s'pnsr engineers, aud approved by thePresiient
tAe of United States.
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TIM pittsbarg Despatch, Of yesterday, states

Persons were still imprudently crossing ON
the Monohgahela, but there also the ice was fast
melting away. We look for quick break up
and unless the weather should soon change we
will have open rivers again Immediately. The
wind was, however, veering to North Of West
There is yet no snow hereabout and tin a
longed duration of cold weather We may even
have an open winter for the remainder of the
season.
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pAsk TIxsEsskxTiie Knosvle Register OF the
suspended; the Bank Knoxville Is redeemn The not s
payable here, but a TO The probable number cir
a1fail 1.---------- a. 81.
a Tas Ssg York lsses.s. the following
GFsaryent, bangor Ne; suspended ~ t-s'
seiden Cook, Springfield Vt; suspended.
sst paass W. ssspsass
James Polansbee, Worcester, Mass; failed some time
SserEe weeden. Shamrock siilis, n /; suspended.
Walton 4 Co. Vernon, Conn; assigned fssi= sesst4
Chandler Norton, Bri.ta Conn; assigned.
Lev, aiiiidletown, Conn; assigned.
. WIN Cane Brother, New York City, faned,-abllftiss
Ralph wsrrlRe5. &. "a ratoEa, \ Y; assigned.
IN Barton, Utica, n Y; JAILED and assigned
BFApstin, saratoga, n Y; assigned.
soctnan o,Ne Pha Pa; etsrred to last week, sa.
reNs ND, b hneti p;s aSgS, sig g.
tension 49,
Wei,s bartholomew, Pa; failed; liabilities large
Arlnatn Gionsrille, Penn: faileil; Indebtedness
W shoa, Glen Hope Pennsylvania failed, and store
T W Asands. Reading. Penn; failed
VIM Mason Son, baltimore, I'D; suspended
naugher & Carroll Baltimore, Nd; suspended s.s
Hardwick Cock Savannah Ga; cotton; suspended ~
Webster & Palmer, sayannsh, Ga grocery; snsrended
James oliara, Savannah, Ga; failed; closed up by the
Gas r. Ausgs.a aa;sa.psadsd.
about 30 QUO; small dividend expected.
Sas mes Hall dpdIal,aES4 Ind assigned:
. n ER Smith, Hamer Mich; assigned. Z Nh I;
BY TIILEG1SAPH. less
@ Baltimore Market. t,isij 81
lover Rs.F sa gf sss heaS Wheat about
Sale. at 1855 WHISKY s's 3
New Orleans MARKET Z
NKW oRLEAss Dec eg-ootton unchanged; sales 12 ono
bales MsAsses selling at ss. Coffee Il;
. gHa N
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EE-eall attention to the now advertisement Of
~ j. I. Scott, in this mornings paper. We
&c especial pleasure in so doing, inasmueh as
" always like to commend energy aud public
spirit Mr., Scott brought on, for the holidays.
9 barge assortment of wares, and he, by taking
~ proper steps to let the public know what he
Id, has secured handsome return We know
q severalinstances in which Mr.. SCOTS mag.
''iheent display in the Inte!ligenccr has brought
h'm Customers. Itcosts him a snug little sum
g advertise thus but, like all discriminating
NED, he finds that it is bread cast upon the wa.
sefS Such men will be, and deserve to be, pat.
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TRANSPORTATION
TnAasroRrAr,os oEr1ck D. & o. n.

Wheeling GStdtiOH, Nov. 2gth 1886!
ON and after Monday LIST OF December the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily G55 NJ and 42U
p. NJ. Wheeling time. szf ifflI
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays) at 6:55, A. NJ.
VIII receive and discharge passengers ut all the principal
stations. ,l7.5f71 = u
The Express Train daily at 1920 PS win receive and
dscarge passengers at the following stations only
wood, Moundsyille, Cameron Burton, Farmont Fetter-
man Grafton, Neaur, Bowlesburg Piedmont, Gambkrand
Sir Johns Run, Marnsburg Harpers Ferry, Monocacy
Sykesyile and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows: The aTran Mt $40
dAtion Train from Wheeling Cumberland will be dscon
W. s. wooDsIDE, Superintendent
decl J. B.FORD, Agent.
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.sEsf. EXPLOSION.
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec 29th.-A steam boiler of
Ansable Forbes' rolling mill, exploded on Friday,
killing two men and six others.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information Of strangers visiting the oitwe pub
M the following list Of the different Churches and their
'u,e ana pace oil meeting IL there are any mistakes, We
W maze .he neee ssary correction with pleasure:
~ 'os,He.sec'tfilt' Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev Z 7 PEHkISs Rector morning services 1o
o'I.osA,s ssi'ns' ;. = II
~ oeas hpaseoPattda Main street, between First and
seS'nn' centre Mhsellns, Kew. o. n WARNEs, Pastor;
morning si.tt se[slsss le9 o'clock, evening" ~
Ftsf iresey'erfan, BEy. B. H. wEKp PASTOR Pourthst.
Monroe and aey services morning and after
So,,,, 80. -
Market cen,rs rora,n, a1
y1;s y,e,,; t,, go. ~ -
Ta,s4, s,t yv,,
ces morning and evening.
E,,ts e.e.,,ss;,., NJ
between Ada ms vices ap ss a
evening
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTOiSY

pirsinins Lodge No. S.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hall, Market aud Monroe streets
Jous 8 wRleHr, N G.; B. ~ Carr. Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as above every
Monday evening. Jous BAYH,, NC; III p Chap.ine,
Secretary. asssfssis p5i
VIM. Tell Lodge No. a3.-sreets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. J. G. HOFFMAN,, N. e.. John
Satdde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening attic Hail. corner Market and Quincy
BRowS, n. g.; John 7hobsl1,, Secretary.
Panoln Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. L. d. McLAis N. c. ". ". blanchard,
Secretary.
Abrams Encnmpment No. 1.-Meets at the
Hall, corner Market and Monroe streets the rstand
Tuesday evenings Of each month. II. UTuNAS G. Pr s. w
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell Encumpmeut No. 3 S.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month wa. kLrsxLEE, O. p; VA. KefsgarOer, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio lodge No foi.-Meets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and Monroe ySt and third Mon
day evenings of each month"; G. w. srGnrs W. Nj Ase-
dndsr LaughIia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12s.-Meets as above on
the rst and ird Thursday evenings OF each month"; a
BE.STLIsGER, W. NJ; sS.,R. Petason, Secretary 4
Wheeiin: Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
above the second Monday evening each month W. G
ScoTr, II. r.; S. ". Pearson, Secretary. q - -
Wheeling Encampment No. 4 Meets as
above on the foarn Monday evening of each month"; W.
BATES, G. O., "A. Lorfng, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-30

cNciSsAIi, Dec 29-Flour Is small demand at s5io
G5,so whisky 2s5S. Red wheat si,Is@lI4, white lis
Oats steady ut 49, loes selling at s655a6s0. Lard Arm
at liGSllS Moiasses %, Sugar very frn.
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New York Adveftisements.
PROM
ALRERT q. RICIIARDsONss
dvertising and Corresponding oce, No. st0 Broadway,
a Isetired Physicinn,

3 htliustf SANDS fuf LIFE
Have nearly run OUT discovered while in the East Indies,
certain for Consumption, Dronchs Coughs Colds
and general debility This remedy discovered BY him
when his only childa daushtef.was given up to die.
Wishing 70 do much good possible he will
OF his aniicted fellow this recipe, with
full directions for making up and successfully usingt lie
requires each applicant TO inclose him sillngthree
cents TO be s postage on the rgcipe and the
Address DR.. ii. JAMES, st7le II
No. 10 Grad Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
dec2H-3m-i&w 5ifra ~ t-'551is r $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-30

SxAuxs.-Thonsands of people were ON the
ice in front of the two cities on Saturday enjoy
ing this healthfil sport, fearing it might be the
last of the season. as the warmth of the atmos-
phere proclaimed a shower-PitLs. Posk
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oOaAaNss.GLAssEs

PLCZEKE FRd1HEg
Phenix Glass ind Picture Frame
w. 80 soaa4,iss.a HORACE V. SIGLET,
80 y -1eR9 sp2o-Iydav-
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n- Benj Franklin md Prof.De ssrntr,.
Franklin brought electricity the heavens the Garth
Prof De Grath applied that electricity diseased
nortals Prof De Grath on every
thing, but certainly cures rheumatism and Neuralgia in
minutes; cures Burns sprains Wounds from to three
days; Earache. Deafness, Sore Breast
cures Piles, Sweed Glands stiG Nick, from three
days; Erysipelas Scrofua, Plmples,
few days
For saleby t. u. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner
Also, by LAUGHLINS' & BUSIIFIELD,
noyi3 Monroe Street.
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- - ---='-=--@o@-
sltss 81 RECRUITS

New ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-The steamer Texas
takes 800 recruits for Walker. in the morning,
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BY TELEGlsApfI
Rnltimorc rrnrI1e,.
Now OrIcnns nlnrket =.

BALTIMORE, December 90 Piour heavy. Wheat about Q,
lower Sales of red ~, and white at SO 80
Sales new Corn at 60 old 6sa0Si Whisky 27aes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-30

NKw oRLEAss Dec. Cotton Unchanged; sales 12 oOl
bales Molasses selling ut 3d.. Coffee advanced NJ
firm a, 1u3<. - 80 - . -
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New York Advertfsements.

New YORK Advertisements.
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New York.
NEW MUSICAL PAPER,
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THE NEW YORK
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BUDGET.
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Besides Musical Ihtellgenee, and
cd Musicats, rs columns viii be enrichetI nearly
los PAGES eF ORIGINAL MUsfc:'5
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Afeloieon, all ofIhe - ? =.
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Tie spirit of Sparkling yiracy the PtoSElR
has been conducted, has extended It's sIsertio
yond that OF any other similar Periodical either IN this
country or Europe.
PRICE 80 CTS PER ANNuN. N ADVANCE, AND 70 OTIS
TO Clubs not less than five Specimen forwarded
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TIA Ilfl corious lRDRx. will f9rEarSied "a
any ra5s Of The country postage paid receipt Of
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SIfS 'IItNSII tIlII stvslIIVT OH Hvf WHY
from Callao to Valparaiso, and taken from her
all the mails.
1t was believed that Callao would be able to
suppress the revolution as the convention would
vote him extraordinary powers
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EnrERon N ~ E9S !. AMP THE EN-
The INDIAN RAHRv

OK SATURDAY., rIE, TniRD Oar OF JANUARY, Is5i
HARPER BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WIZ issue the first Number Of a Weekly Newspape,
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Sole inventor and makerof Electric on In the world
Forsale by T. II. LOGAN 4 co. and LAUGHLINs& BUSH
octf6:w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

We have sympathy for our Cincinnati CO.
lumbian friends, for indeed their especial Cor
respondent" seems likely to ernbroiI them, in
his eleventh hour endeavor to write down the
NaHposa chicftain. Suppose he don't succeed
in ruling the roost' among the North Amcri-
cans at New York, and together with the Phila-
tsphia Convention they pOunce on Fremont,
Is they viii be pretty sure to do, what then?-
They have secuted Acknowledged at Fill
nOre-and now the last chance is not likely to
suit The special correspondent" propounds
and answers the following queries. Is Fremont
statesman No! Has he the slightest admin
i>trativc expcriences No! Are not prudence,
sound discretion, and calm deliberation, more
important qualifications for helmsman who is
to steer the Ship of State through dangerous
and turbulent strait, of more Importance than
nash inexPerience and reckless daringg No an
swer to this, it reaches little too far for ian
about face, )" with the home corps
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NEW YoRK MAIIKET.

JUNE 17-Flour without important change,
common and inferior grades heavy, while me
dunn grades are in fair demand at steady prices,
good Michigan, 4,g0a5, IS for common to choice
State, and G,T5alo for extra St Iollis, closing
shade more buoyant in consequence of the in
teIIigence by the Arago. Wheat market shade
ffrrner with b.isk export demand. sales 10000
bush. at 140a179 for white southern, 1,55a1T6
fSr white Canadian, and 200 for small lots Of
received this season. Corn unchanged, demand
poor, sales at 44a45 for distillcry and 5Ga58 for
common to prime mixed western.
Whisky firm, sales 5OOibbls Ohio and prison
at 81.
Pork unsettled, sales 1900 bbls at 10 for mess
and lG,37 for prime. Beef more active, sales
100 bbls at 7a8 for country prime and s,5Ca12
for re-paclled Chicago, Cut meats, sales of 500
hhds at { Liar . 8 for shoulders. Lard steady,
sales 800 bbls at 1O3-4a11.. Stocks unchanged.
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nun .NTELLIGEI
;,ToyEsDAY MORNING, JUNE is, 1850.
CAMPAIGN PAPER.

rto IyrrLLIGEXCER will continue as hereto
-, - liberal paper, netting impartial Justice to
W., men ever combating error, and lending its
al to al enterprises calculated to advance the
an Wv of mankind. 1t has not been and never
Ws ga ~. partzan paper. 1t viii ever be its OBJ
WV WI. n bring before its readers reliable Informs
.s' an All useful subjects and events, political,
~, ..l.ncOus, literary and commercial, making
m ainentIy family newspaper, suited for the
=. s. Of the farmer, and valuable totheyoung
ms. ..or,ancc with the wishes of the public, We
~ a. ..nd the WEEKLY ISrELIIcExcEa to subscri-
WIN WIN until the election in November, for 80 cents
o.,. invariably in advance Persons send
i ans. &c 10 subscribers names to ono address will
Untitled to one copy free of charge. Thelast
De will contain the full Presidentialvote of
,sa Tnion Our friends in the country will do
we'll to get up clubs at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

TnE supper of the Ladies of St. James Ca
tielral, on Monday night, was very largely at
teased, and we learn aided materially" towards
the accomplishment of its benevolent object
The ladies' deserve much credit for their effort,
and We owe them an apology for the accidental
OMISSION of proper notice in advance, which
was prepared, and lay on our table, but which
escaped the cOmpositors. We will make all
right next time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

TuE weather still continues cool for tilci sea-
son, the nights sometimes uncomfortably so.-
Yesterday it was cloudy, with slight showers,
The river is reccding, and but light business
doing by the boats in freighting way. The
indications are for better business as the ia
rOrable prospect of the coming harvest will in
duce many farmers to send forward their last
years crops, held up to this time in anticipation
Of better prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

The prospects for heavier wheat crop than
We have had for years past, are very fattering,
and very large surface of country was sown
last fall Ina journey of $50 miles in the State
of Ohio, VIC did not see field of really bad
Thchigh price for thisstaple for last two years
close asst well could, and was very finely headed.
wheat, and in most places the straw stood as
induced many farmers to put lands in wheat not
heretofore devoted to that purpose. There is
now more acres growing than there were last
year, with a prospect of better grain. We
hope the increased crop will have the tendency
toPrevent the price of -four advancing to the
eSOrbitant rates Of last year, and yet we do not
wish to see it go below rcmmerating standard
to the producer.
The corn crop is generally backward, though
With favorable summer aud fall season, an
abundance will be produced. The crop in Lick
ing county is more forward than in other coun-
ties we visited. The grass crOpis good general
~ and timothy aud clover will have to seek
market, Instead of being sought after.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

SALE OF SrEAxERs.-The steamers Thomas
Swami and Baltimore were sold at public auc-
9On at Portland, Indiana, OH Thursday. The
S 81. was purchased by Mr.. Hugh Nichols, OF
Wheeling, for 1880 dollars, and the Baltimore
VI WAS purchased by Capt List for ID, 100 dollars
The prices paid for them are exceedingly low.
CHANGED HANDS AGAIN.-On Friday morning
last Captain John List sold the Baltimore tot Mr.
aSeCunc, Of the Alton and St Louis Paclte;
company, for $4,000, as she now lies at the
Portland wharf the SAND, time Mr.. Hugh
Nichols, Of Wheeling, who had purchased the
y. mos. Swami, sold her to the same company
mat bought the Baltimore; the amount paid be-
ing $l6,50O. The boats were delivered TO thei
new owners on Saturday. They arc destined
Ior the st. Louis, Quincy, KeoEuk and Alton
packet trade, and win be Immediately taken to
81 y Louis, if they can be got out of the river.
ATgWS. ~ IL
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ST. LOUIS, June 17.-Aboute o'clock last
night "a fire broke out in the extensive rcctify-
ing establishment of Houseman, Smith & Co.,
which together with the large grocery and COM
mission houses Of w. S. Gilman and Berthold,
Beronely & Co., were entirely consumed: Al
most the entire stock Of Gilman consisting of
an immense quantity of valuable merchandise,
was consumed. Most of Bcrthold, Beronely &
Co.'S goods were saved. Houscman, SmiLh&
Co. lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

Sick HKADAcuE-Ef you are laborins under
this painful affection, go to the Prescription
Store of E. Booking & Co, procure some of
their Parkersburgh Water, and you will be re-
level They also keep Congress and Blue Lick
Waters, Perfumcrics, Partisan Tooth Paste, &C.,
anil everything that can be found at first-roto
,rCtbecary store.
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Stc06eaciIle Herald.
s THE PEOPLE

YOU hereby cautioned agaInst spurious limitations Of
i DIR. DE GRATII'S "ELECTRlC. OIL rs shall pros
eeute party who use my copy ighted bills This SSsn:
uIne) Electric Oil has cured the Mayor Of Camden of PICS
and also, Hon. John Williamson Of HantinS-
dom Hon. Kinggurth (WhOm took on his crueheS In
day) than others In Philadelphia, whose
have been published In the Philadelphia Ledger
Tie wholesale dealers in Ph!adepha would not eoulite
scamp guilty of the raseay Of
iATrisburgh Pa, John Wyehe Esq. the well known
Druggist there, caused the arrest and imprisonment OF one
TdieNtine who attempted imitation of this valuable
PnnspEtpHA, May 9th, 1856.
To Gbe TeopHe and DrWJ0ists throughout the EntGd
teS-List by Prof De Grnths Electric on Jos
Free, West Philadelphia, Of rheumatism Mr. Roden6ok,
Montgomery rheuuRtIsm and spfaiu; Mrs Ogden, No.
$50 Fourth street. inflammation OF bowels Mrs Mnyland
Providence, shingles and caked breast Mr. Wn Spence
Chestnut street. felon and neuragia Henry Campbe
Lower Marion, OF burns and scarlet fverand eighteen
others.
Every Druggist that the only Genuine Electric
Oil by aud proprietor at his old
office, which all orders must be addressed to procure tie
PEOF. CIIAs DE- GRATH,
Old Office, SO South 9Th St, near Chestnut.
~ Sold by all Druggists.
DFp'' I" ""Fs'f +. il. LOGAN cos,
my14 Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

Nrw York, June 1.-THE Hayre steamer
Arago, with dates to Wednesday the 4tt, arEiy-
ed at o'clock.
The Cunard steamship America, from Hos-
ton, arrived at her berth at Liverpool on the LIST
instant
LisaPool, June srl-The Americas advices
had depressed the cotton market, and prices are
weaker; tho sales of two days are IL, 0e0 balcs,
of which spectators and exporters took 2,0oO
bales. Prices are somewhat easier but not quo
tably lower. N. O. milding 3-16d; Mobile
midiling 116d; upland middiiag 6 1-l6.
The weather has been favorable for agricultu-
raj purposes, but prices of all description of
brcadstnffs arc firm and prices unchanged, with
limited business Provisions are unchanged.
Lard firm at 55s. Sales of common roSin at An
81. Tallow firm, sateS Of North American at
47sGda4ss
The Arngo brought 175 passengers shcpas-
sed the French steamer Alma, which left the day
previous, off Havre; there was something the
matter with her screw. 40 of her passengers
came on board the-Arago.
Mr.. Fillmore was passenger on board the
Arag0 TO Cowes. He will take passage 10 the
Atlantic, June 18th, from Liverpool.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
PA1lA., June 1.-THE steamer City of Bal
timorc has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
4tll.
The news of Champions dismissal had not
reached England. Rumors to that effect pre-
vailed, and the possibility of such a course was
treated by the press with marked indignation.
The Daily News alone doubts the propriety Of
England's sending Mr.. Dallas home, should such
be the case.