davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
G. e. PORTER.

Our friend Colin G. PoRrsa is ever
mindful Of the Printer We aeknowiedrs
With thanks "ssssonable Remembrance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

IRA vrfdiet Tor 50 0pp W.. rspIs,rd scam,
The Centrsl Rrltuad Company IN AibsDv So
week f"r injuries susiainsd Nv he p'sinpff IN en-
s,gnrnce of the car, being ,hfuwB r.. ir,sk .
We was a dtov"r, ant had a rp6uRrt ~tih ,t.
company. and 81 his pas an w. r'ios y, smar
wa> printed. The d-frnce reiir' unon thi. -,r.r.
800 80 ''on-'ais hem from liability, but he Cusfi
decided otherwise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
LASD sALEs.

mah'os Love,t has PsTcAs.et At r.i,.,.
me lara 81 yeAo cs'h-r, ON Hcre Geek e.
fos - ss5 lively, year. ago ~
A. pa, iie sale, 90 Mondsv Last. TOO ku,5..,
sod twelve setes of the lsnds Of N. ls,. ~
Mters seco, ivv m'ies no''h-ss, Tin.h..,.l
computing th~ original Sssks tse, bf.o,bt sss
" p, acre. Mr Myer. pad 81 u p-r ..t, -,
u ihir,eea years $40 wv
EOsh 'A.ss iarm lie upon The route Of n, A.,
dftA, Loudcan ssd Hsnpshhs Railroad
Wisckersy Hsr.gg..-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

fehs meeting "tths N h,rs ~ 10 I.ri.
ls'ur- Of viFE'oia friendly 10 the si.rrion ~ Nj
,.rd infm,r- ss Pr.sid,n' snn pan-l,on ..
Vice Persistent held - Richrr opt On III 81 ia,
Robsr Ssun'rr. q Williamsburg in he ek,i-
ant ID imhtfsn s~crerarY tss,lurcr, urr,
assoc inv'trg az ne f,issssef ~ faY.rsa',t 4,
nhtr if s"rpIr AZ iBt y ri-..ia Frt 90 .Itr- ,
Star. ConvenliOn 10 b. hel4 Va S,suau.a. 60 lLs d
OF Nav.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

Es- The spirit Of Jefferson" will 10 issu.
ed in future on Saturday. That day being
more. convenient.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

rcs hutrn.-Oa he iT,h. . dimcaitv &c.
cure 20 Camf,n Ars.. between Ne leo. ,dito,
o. me oa.chhs Herald and Mr. Csrrinrfc,. -ai,.r
o. the ~ Dcrsdo Uaion N IN. eo.,., ~ - n,c. an.
i'eer vas .hoi tesi Nv fii-nd ~ the io,m.r n 1,
stated iha' Csuiagtsn t'sd Of hi. artsrsni.t 80
W. th''e TINES bTiorr receiving tt- f.t,i
~" TIE "nf"rinrae man uSss hlcth-r.,, =
81 Cenrrsssmsa Rus'. ttlrn account. III, r,f.,1
CT the parties we're srms- ior stE-ra,rcw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

pr.ra 90 Gov NekovSE A t.i,rrspi " d,.
naieh sin.s os 'niell'Esnec ~ ih- d,SIh of Can
= aies Navy. lie died al ~. Po,t.mo.,a ".
NAVY Ss,d. shsre b. "a. 40 command. y,,t,fd.,
Morning from an snsek ofspopisxv Tn. s,....
81 -s. ns,'ve Of Psnn.ylvsnis and .ni.r-d m.
navv 70 100 sacv uhi>h peri q he "a. ..-,,A n
Issr. snd 10 month. A. sea; iI>E..r,s a rr,T.
% ,se,r du's, sns ~as 10 vesrs and n mn h.
..ne"rl v.d. rh. is.i time Ne ga. 81 ..s ga. In
NV 'NN1 His eor-nissioa o. CAPTAIN -. is-
sssa ~ ~ Since Inc leah ~ C.,n Nirrt. ne
.wsnsv.Fl stood nu"N-r eight on tie list Of Can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
fErsay, a.. wa,hlsr,eb r.i..

u - 40 p'u O, The creed ola ID ,rrai s..,rh
el'hrr IN scvoea,e or "sress the sser.iea 90
" lie may Dc The ik< ssisr IN ~ $500.
O. MS r,EAs ss ei,i<sa. ssd not oasne sgriu,,it,
Drnocriic fea'tr'
YEN vel. Nov. rsier 'his rue war .. -.
S.,nrt'nee es'ween Wilson, ssmmer S.~sfs srt
.. 80 ".e hses sss r,.< Dao-.s..
br" 900 bI-Etu, n. On the ols-r {, 80 o..
% good a Democrat" q. the. ofh~, FaHs ~
49, trnu,m~n merely 'eprcse the -s'enNio, g
slavery he oih~r k,,,, .., /, /. nor. n, ,t.,,t
.e.s-H Is 'h- business cf'he people Who Iis, /,
,ee sistrs 80 Territories III cird TIE T.i,. .e
hsow'edses all equally god Denoerst-,
w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
FRoaI MAsHINt44rON.

joy. 26-in the Herbert trial last evening
Mr. Preston, Tor the prosecution, wished to re-
ply to Mr. Makers structure, which was cbjec-
ted 10 BY the other counsel for prisoneF.
Ex-aIayor Lcnox, who was standing near
was overheard by Mr. Radcliffe to observe that
il was unfair mud unjust
Mr. Radcliffe SHARPLY said they wanted no
outside interference, ani.in the course of hur-
ried coiioquy. Mr.. LenoS called LAIN d liar.
Mr. Radcliffe dashed at Sir. Len0x, when Mr.
Bradley interposcd to prevent collisiorstlcii IS
the version Of the affair.
Subsequently Deputy Marshall Phillips made
complaint before Justice Thompson, who was
ON the premises, that he had reason to believe
that Mr.. Radcliffe had sent, and Mr.. LenoX had
received, a challenge.
Mr.. Radcliffe was forthwith arrested and held
to bail IN the sum of $4,000 not to fighta duel;
and warrant was also served on Mr.. Ienox,
whollss fiJiied to appear.
There is much excitement and Indignation
existing among the Irish portion of onrpopula-
ton at the acquittnl of Herbert He LETT early
this morning
The two tlialshave cost the. Government about
$500.
Bx-Mayor Lenox has been arrested and held
to bail not to fight duel with Mr. Radcliffe.
Other personal difficulties growing out of the
Herbert affair, still remain unsettled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
NEW YORk MARkE1.

New YoRE, July 2Gth.-FIour firm sales of
500 bh!s at 7,3ua8 for Southern, and s,O5a9
for extra Wheat firm, sales of 1900 bush
Corn firm, sales of 1900 bushels. Pork i'm
proving, sales $50 bbiS mess at O,50. Beef firm
sales OF $50 bbls. Lard heavy, sales of l50
bbis. Whisky firm, sales Of 100 bbls Ohio.
Stocks dull. Chicago aud Il. Island % 5-6.
Cleveland and Toledo ~ Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 59l-2. Cumberland Coal Co. 81 81 =
Erie r. r. Go 1-2 Illinois Central l06. Mich
/ igan Southern 1884. Michigan Central g2.-
\. y. Central 81 5 Reading 81. Indiana State
SIS 49, Missouri Gs SJ3-S. Sterling Exchange
declined TO 55Sa9 81. -.,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
40nssI &c 81 b "a a1d lggF9 9ElIte.laf

5fIpnse2 ~ s5Sl y ana 10 were oIllfe par
tally, tue roofs being burned and other damage
done. -. 90 = - s-srf - -Fr76eTg
No. IS BeIoige,1.to Afr Powell, who owns a
boilsr.yard. TWAS occupied by widows, hot u
man residing init. These poor women sew for
taior's stores. They lost s'tieiT little all and
their distress was most painful TO witness
No. AZ was owned by John f. Windeln, it
was a frame worth $1,000 and was insured for
$500. Mr.. Windein is clerk in Vim. Ander-
sons china store; he resided IN part of the house
and rented the rest.
No. ~ belonged TO Thos. Smith, and was
rented by three faniiies.
No. 4G WAS owned by Mr.. Wilmer, owner of
the house teianteIl by AIR. COrbin; Mr. Wilmer
resided in ii; II is a three story frame.
1t Was reported on the grouud that a man
was burned in one of the houses, but we could
not trace the rumor to any reliable source
The first water got on Vastly the Relief. No
., hand company, who tried an experiment
which, it is said, was never before tried in this
city They attached their suction pipe to a water
plug and drew The water direct from it, abstract-
ing twice the quantity of water in n given time,
to what would have flown to the plug in regn-
lar way The experiment vas considered most
successful, and may be worth the attention. Of
the Fire Department Committee Of Council, be-
fore they proceed TO building the Il new els
terms ordered by Council on Wednesday night
-=0in. Columbian, 2Gth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
MARRIED

On Thursday the e4t init by Rev. Mr.. Perkins Nix
JOHN II. FRANKS, aud Hiss. ELIZA ANN WlER, all Of
Wheeling r. ri, s.9s1=z,. .sy-,
The Shove roce accompanied b. magnificent we'd
ding cake goodly dimensions, reminding of the nld
JeCersohan 1t attacked by the whole Inte
Eenec- force something less than baskets o! frag
rlents remained one ohe lesser devils with cheeks dis
tene to her utmost capacity family enuncated, that for
his part eankI lie WOULD never such
employment, 1a sssgs s u ssess p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

HEADACHE md DEBILITI-
Mr. Silas LIsccnAb Birmingham ysI have found in
BoeraYe's Htters remedy for headache AMI debility. Ny
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit
Mr. 5. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also he heX1O
rIenced much relief frOmilJ Tor hea6selss.
READ THIS.
Il AoHnRd5rs 7sstjmV,ty.-Iacoh RnsGes, living In the
Holland settlement ShelOygan, Mis- ftcr suffering
for SONG time the misery attending utter prostitution of
bOdy have been restored BY using Boerhayes
BIterS, to perfect llealth.' s4& ~
The Of this remedy being in such high repue among
IToluIders Wisconsin, SIichn, Srw HUrk-in
in every Holland settlement In the United statesrgucs
its favor. IL ~ sEr
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal, says When taking
oerhaves Holland Rtters, could hardly EGlk-n1w
oyGxcellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

wEAKNEss OF TIE STOMACH ANDINDIGEs1Toy.
AtOkHs great 0Hre ey5cte Dy BOsfAdCs8 HokkGHJ Bit
tes.Te vile OF Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town,
Sheboyg;n county, Wisconsin, suffered very much
weakness OF the stomach Hat indigestion. She had been
physicIan'S for time, but the disease
seemed his skill. She purchased Hell
office, which have given tone to her
nac her appetite and strength returin and rr-
Is believe this another great elected By
medicine.
we have stli to many wonderful effected by
remedy, but await another opportunity
thing rely upon what have published
persons community, and literally
true. J. QUISTUS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
FEvER lND A6EE

a Cfssof igEt Ioltss IsltiAy Cured by BoerhGEts
oli9Hd BifteSAIichael EeIIy, No iii Grant, Smith
fei street, uiy while running the river, on
cotton boat plying between Naehez aud New Orleans
was taken Aue. For eight long months
with this observation-disclosures The greater part OF this
tins unable and at least fifty dollars
different medicines hut found permanent relief
Three nEo, friends insisted
Ing o6yI,lVo's Holland BsEs saving that caro- triS
Guaranteed. After trying it for only week, must
state sound 1 have been AT work now for
.ogeeEs and have had of the chls and fever
wbRtevsr.''
Icgr;iiy the above statement Is trre.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

I'll L. y - 4. -E.H
TIN summer season Of Messra. Hanchett y
DuReld's theatrical performances, closed Satur-
day night at Odd Fellows Hall, Zanesyille,-
These gentlemen win open the Athen:aum in
this city about the first Of September, and will
spend the intervening time in perfecting their
stock company, rCinodcling the building, and
iasecuring engagements with talented and dis
da.aishcd performers fboth sexes. We learn
ta,t they have already secured nights Of some
ettheuost popular actors of the country. They
retain but two, We near, Of the old company.
Tie very tiattertng impression made on the
Wheeling public laSts spring by these gentlemen,
is a sire Indication of the b.illiancy of their
acesss this fall Good actors who have not
- u,a,ls engagements with them had best at
oaa take steps to do 50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

gzs performances 10y stadame iourinaire's
laure were continued before rgeaudienceson
S.t4.tlay afternoon md evening. We are sorry
Tia: VIC cannot at this du.s give better idea Of
tae;r geaeyal merits to oar country readers, than
70 ssY, that they were among the very best we
Ls,e ever attended Netin'Hc Foar:.iaire herself
issrqof ,helinestspecirnet'sof N accomplished
and ,lssias cqncst;icnne. Ne bcspeak for the
company favorable. notices from ti,ePress where
yer they may perform
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Look OUT FoK WmD Car MoNEY.-Un der
this head Saturdays Cincinnati Enquirer says
AT St Louis, an arrangement has been made
braska Bank are redeemed at par. This bank,
We arc told cannot be reached at certain seasons
Of the year in less than three months, That is
an admirable situation for bank of circulation"
Also the Madison dnd) Courier has the fol-
lowing concerning
'.BfM ct .Bqa1a-Tn Indiana State Bank,
Bloomfield; Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany's Bank: Bank of Commerce, at Point
Commerce; the Fsltshart Bank, Mt Ellsharti Down
iug's Bank of Indiana, at Riehland: and the
Western Exchange CoInpany's Bank, Indiana
poise, are not know at the Auditor of States
Office"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
FArAL AccIDENT

SRw YoRx, July 2s.--James Wise was killed
and eight others wounded, it is thought three of
whicI, they were at work upon rev church in
Brooklyn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

VIZ hav. received tlne ani,uG! catalogue Of the
v.yeely Normal School situated at HopcdaIe,
harrison County Ohio. 1t closet the session
with II. students. We notice among its fine
rtscssars thasuaIne of Mr.. Regal, Principal Of
tss Academic department We -erc acquainted
With this gentleman and know HIN to5hea ripe
..hoar ard ore crnincntly fitted for the place he
co,apies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Many worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy in all affections Of the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic 1t has never been cnaed for the relief 1t affords In
n cases debility Of kind Is almost In
Simultaneous IN Nervous, Rhematc and NeurRlsc AGec-
tIOus has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial
and in Others effected u decided cure
When eminent physicians prescribc, aud theft pa:ientsSo
uuhettiEelY surely may cease to doubt,
e;tgerly its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
DIR. "a. G. WINCHEBL, ?

s E-5}. DENTIST,
TAS taken suit of splendid rooms In lInrnhrooks new
II block, f1s& Main St, directly C. Browns Jew
elfY Store where hopes establish himself permanently.
b eDuonto his business reasonable charges, good
and faithful Wok always warranted, lie hopes to secure
share Of patronage.
Dr w Is familiar the modes Of inserting
Teeth including "COntinGuUs Cum work. Pilin6,
cleaning Extracting, done in the best and most
manner.
the ny24
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
-,pI1r. LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

~ ,..,n f,on the MorgantCwn American
w. W ,,,.. camp Meeting viii come off,in the
onlgp ;ls ircuit Of the NJ. Z. Church, in that
b4s" ,5, ~ tbec1rnp ground near West Warren,
s04 Ti,n-s,I.y thu 2ist OF August next p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

~. ,cco--we noticed letter from Tennes-
s 4 one Of our exchanges stating that the to-
49, -, crop was likely to be very sesst, and
tb,t it would bring by neSs si'Flts twenty
I'VE cents per pound.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
CHANGEI

UricA, July 2G.-The Daily Gazette of this
city, heretofore Democratic organ, has been
purchased by the friends ofAfr. Fillmore, and
viii hereafter support Fillmore & Donnelson.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
FouMpRY= Z PRopHRq Y

FOUNDRY . PROPERTY
For srsIe OF. Esesahs in west C6IGIabIa, Wa.
TIVE properly Is in good Working order, having BIaeG
s1lth shop fesI Patterns and tools, together
ssoc OF coke The buildings are 50 feet in ienghh by
t, nth and Lalhe sIpp With
lathe.
manufacturing county, with very large coal trade In
active operation. IE s /.
The properly w leased term OF years tOmechan- 4
steady habits and good and none such
be nade kty, either With or Hhunt the sock.
Iris property has ehtrrteFet for aannfa curing
SteEe IT.
chartered pytvilels e So n MS HEoptTty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

e5y-The Tenth Annuni Meeting of the ''Amer-
lean Association for the advancement of Sci
eucc," will be held at Albany, OH the goth OF
August next The inauguration of the new
State Geological Hall, will take place on that
,lay, OH whIch occasion addresses will be deliy-
cred I,y senator Seward and lion. Francis c.
GRAY, of Boston. The Dudley Observatory,
viii he iti;,uguratcd on tue following day. The
address to be delivered by the Hon Edward
Everett Distinguished men of science from
nil parts OF the country win take part in the
discussions and proceedings Of the meeting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
.A1nhrotvpes Il -DaguerreotYpes

Anbrotypes & Daguerreotypes
I5G .P.ARTRIDGII.
ME subscriber, lis old tiI Monroe street. Is daily!
producing Anbrotypcs, which taking the place Of
DagucrrcGypc. far proof OF The ncness % tone and SUI
per;or finish Of Is pictures he sUc!ts the examination Of
dissenting public lie Suil Invite particular attention 70 his
STEEEOSCoPIC AND TRANSPARENT ASIBRorIPESS
Als-U Locktts Pins made esSy Tor this new 81 e
Of work.
AZ these pictures be thEen In from to five seconds,
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate Kenesses OF
small chdre, entirely Groups of
sons, different and cCmpleNious, Ambt0Yped With
difficulty. Pictures be coried by this process 50
they will unchanged for all Anbrotpes being
Theoretically scaled between two plates glass, warrants
cd to flitI. z a-s-
Caution he observed against pictures called ATo-
types which properly being single plate of las
and liable eHaced As the facilities of te undersig-
ell constantly Increasing he WlIbe prepared TO make
DaguerrGOtyp pes at AL prices. e q ia+ -
the OLE place until May list, when he will remove
his establishment side Of Main ST.
betveen Union and Monroe which will one Of the bsst
arrnn In The country Tile entire length
herGau5 185 feet No pains viii tie spared
In the for producing superior WoFk and ensur-
ing the comfort OF visitors. t3sf 80
feS 4. c. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

r,r t;,l'rst and richest assortment of PERU
los combs, brushes, Cosmetics, Hair Oils,
Co., Handles and Wines, eau be found Mt the
p-.zeyi,,i5h Storo Of (. BocIsiug & Co. Go
t,s-s and see and You'll find this establishment
tseps everything that ought to be kept in a first
,,t,, s,o,fecary store. Z B. IS always on hand
to attend to the Prescription. Department 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

-
DEsTEvcTIvE Fiss,-About half past four
gel9ck yesterday afternoon, fire broke out ON
lac i'll beyond Deer Greek, in house situated
"a sixth street the property OF George Walker,
eA9 Is proprietor vi coal yard The premises
ee rented 70 four or five families aud it is sad
,4' IN one o. the rooms, in the back part of the
t'uSe' tnere we've a considerable quantity of
savings, which, by some means were set on
ls- The house was frame and was quite de-
From thus house the flames reached the house
north OF II, 'Ehich belonged 10 Mr.. Wilmer, and
Has occupied by Mr.. Gorbin, salesman at Bali $
pasuerreotype Gallery, who lost all has fnrni-.
ti'e !, and raiuab!es, and trunk which contain
81 uFee hundred dollars in money. Thcrcwere
..s9 other families in the house, which was
frame and was entirely destroyed.
southwark the fire first reached fine brick
mousse owned by Mr.. Hackeit, who also lived in
" aud let cut some of the rooms to tenarts.-
ine premises TeTo worth three thousand dol
= 7HS ana there was no insurance upon them.
lie next house to Haekett'swas also cOnsu-
med; 1t was frame, occupied bya colored man
named Smith, and was burned down. 81
I, Next came frame cottage occupied by Sir.
RusS was DESTROYED.
The frame nextdOor the above was also blrii-
q up, It belonged to Mrs F0sterand was empty
a the time, = -
~ the rear of,inestof-t the houses svas-a num-
Ssr 81 sheds, hog pens, and other out heuses;an
:, nightly colnbustibie state alter the dry
llsr that has 50 long prevailed; by means Of
- iese the Tire spread TO Big which, on
sae ali IS theRsSt street. TO SIKH street; here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

BALTIMORE MARKET.
July aG.-Flour.t firm at 81. Old and new
Wheat and Corn unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
RIVER AND WEATHER.

- y RIVER AND WEATHER. s =.
PrTrsyrR6:tI. july 2G.-I'iyer IS inches by
metal mark, and falling. Weather clear. Tier
mometcr 90.
Crc1SSArI. July 2Gth-River still gradually
falling. There was Slight rain this morning,
but clear nov. Thermometer about 50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Tltr SKILL Axp GrxFrs BRADY, have long since passed
into proverbs Of his famous achievements In the
Daguerrean Arr sprung into universal popularity with
susi electric Sped Ills GROWING Improvement the Am
brotpe The Illustrated press wish ensrHvings froIn
Brady's Anbr5upes and It seems 70 be conceded on AL
haIs nat they c6ue to life than anything dat che
misty ami light have heretofore produced To understand
truly WIa Etdy has accomplished IN hs profession, one
mus. vl.tls peritss Gallery of Portraits '9 1:soaiTAy
,b e,re walls Attached to tie establishment ia OF
the fret painters Ia this country, and he COLOR
Ing OF his Photographs SURPRISES ANYTHING Of She kiph We
have e,er seen The Gehtluts axe tue very duplicates Of
uatnrc Under I: is mot surprising that
Braly's rooms are crowded from moftif dewy eve with
the Ute Of soey tsi all strangers FROM far and near
consider the iJrr the on Of SsS York ineo"s;e III
I'll they have seyn his stapentous Gallery
Tile recent aId.o1o! splendid Photograph Portraits or
all ,s cardatss FOR President, aad vIeePresdst, to the
collection, ia attracting hundreds of visitors daily u re-
ference 10 az, advertisement In GnOer column the reader
wiz see tia. any amount of eopies furnished at low
ttnite. gsT Gas FE1.-t- - 5Et EEst ft7t5g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Rlyrr Ngws-The river late Saturday eve
rias at this point was falling with some Is
-;Acs of water on the bar. Business looks life
Is dong the landing, there being no STIR save
N Inc arrival and departure Of en- occasional
s.fa wheeler, and they too viii soon be sort
Il curiosity.
We notice in the Cincinnati Gazette Of Sat
artay. the following O..
No arrival Yesterday from Pittsburgh The
Aaerlnarlc arrived from Wheeling with very
H..r cargo. and found some difficulty in getting
eSyr the bars. She was aground at BANNER
haSc:ts forty eight hours. F..
Yesterday, there was two feet eight inches
wafer in the canal at Louisville.
in the Columbian Of the same date:
H. business at the Landing we can recognize
~ change whatever. Everything is dull as it
We, eau lie, o. as il might be supposed dnring
the ater part Of July With very hot weather,
aatnot three feet average water between Louis
vie and Fttsbnrgh Freights remain scarce,
though those Tor ST. Lonis are more plenty than
they have been fhe present prices are us fol-
l1ss:
Iitts5szgd-Whissy and Oil 81 per barrel;
pork Soc aour Coo; inolasses $l,5O; lard, ha
s2p, sugar and grain, zoe per 100 lbs; cotton
Sli90 per bale; wool soc.
GhestiTg-Pound freight 2Oc per 100; wills
~ and oil soc per Dol.
81. LoEi'-Dry goods soc; heavy frrights coo
PSF eEt' iron Cos; whisky 81, 90 per bbl,i.s
:, 41sr 0rIegHs-FlOur 81 20; whisky 81 70; oil
sta: pound trtishts fjalOOc per cwts; bacon
'7e per ION lbs pork Sl,5o