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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
;. G. MERsHON, Merchant, says:


SIMPsoNvILLE, Shelby county, KY, }
. March 80, 1855. {
"The German Bitters give general satisfac-
ton, and herewith hand you certificate of Mr.
Morton Berkley, respectable farmer of this
county"
SIMPsoNvILLE, KY, March 80, 1855-Dear
Sir would inform youthat have been af
hlcted tor several years with Dyspepsia, in a
very aggravated form, for which / used Sarsa-
parilla and various other remedies, without OBJ.
tanning any relief From the various testimo-
malls in favor Of Hoofand's German Bitters, !
was induced to try them, and now state with
pleasure that through their use am enjoying
better health than have done for years past,
and cheerfully recommend the Bitters to all
afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours, t
MoRToN BERKLEY.
To DIR. c. Jackson.
See advertisement.
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SO TO THE PUBLIC.
Boot & Shoe MaIxime

ai6l J. V: TULSON respectfully informs
nv the citizens of Smyrna, and surrounding
country, that he Is prepared with the
most experienced and best workmen to Jo ali
work with which he may be favored, in the hest
manner Having many years experience. he
flatters himself that he can turn ont os mood
and neat Boot, Shoe, Cater, &C.. as can he
imported to this place. A good fit guaranteed.
and satisfaction given in ali cases. -.'-'-
REPAIRING neatly done and promptly al.
tended to. Call at the shop in Main street, op.
posite Mr.. Foxwell's Hotel.
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Ladies' Fancy FurS.

ohN FARElkA, No 2Sl MARKET Street above
Cd Eighth, Philadelpha Imporrer NIn,ut,'.,'.o
ana Dealer IN all kinds and qualities Of Fancy FIIRS
Tor Ladies and Children. j. f. woald call The ,lIan
uon ol me Ladies and others 10 his Immense ussorl
meht being The direct Importer aud Manufacturer ni
all my FURS. feel confident m SAVING thai .a, y,
olier The greatest inducements to Ilose IN WnnI mad ~
The same time Will have OF the largest
~ select from. ''''"
SiOrekeepers and the trndc will ,.looso o;,o ..o :
can heiore purchasing, my Wholesale deparmrn, Is
wen supplied 10 meet the demand for every article in
the ur line, and at the lowest possible mauuicurer
prices JOUN EApEIDH
selu-am 2S4 Market street Phlada
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
&c, &c,
"A. 4. Hazard & %.

(S"cceSSorS TO 4NOyer d. Hazards
No. Ia MARKET street, Philadelphis.
importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale DeuI-
ers IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass.
Dye-Sfutfs Perfumery, Spices, ETC.. etc.
invite the attention OF Country Merchants to
their large and we'll selected stock of Dlups
and Medicines
haVlng the advantage of many years prac
t'cac experience I'D the business, they can with
connuence DEFY competition, both in regard to
quaiIty ana price OF Their articles. Particular
attention TO packing.
OET All articles guaranteed TO turn ont os
represented.
All orders addressed to them will be prompt
'ly attended to-
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LIE following lines were found near Por
lar Swamp. The author will find them in m
Times. u Mn Ponnu -
EpITAPH.
And took the ague badl,
Oh 1t shook me. shook me sadly
Shook my boots off, and my toe-nails--
Shook the yOdor from my cOat-tails- ....
shook my teeth OUT, and my hair Off
Shook my coat all into tatters,
And my shirt all into ribbons
Shlrtless. coatless, toothless hairless.
NO wonder that of life I'm careless
Minus boots and minus toe-nails,
Minus coat and minus coat-tails.
Still 1t shook me-shook me till it
Made me yellow, gaunt and bony,
Almost black as Stockly's pony
Shook me till reach'd my death-bed-
Shook me till it shuff1ed for me
"Of this mortal coil - and, then it
AaVlng made me cold as could be,
Shook the earth right down upon me
And here I'm lying meath my gravestone,
Ever aching, shaking, quaking-oo, 600, oh !
NOte.-The malignant chill, of which the
lctim died ESQ think his friends), was caused by
lie loss of fifteen new bags 1t.
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NJ A r RE D,

on the 4th instant, by Rev. C. Karsner, Mr..
James ii. McClement, of Caroline Co., Nd, to
MISS Martha Ann Townsend, of this County.
On. Saturday morning, September 9th, by
Rev: W. NJ. Warner, Mr.. William II. Cane,
OF Kent County, Delaware, to Miss Amanda
Richards, of Caroline County, Md.
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TO The PIIEsIIH

rINIIE genuine LlNIMENT TOR the CURE og
Il RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS. STRAINS and
FROSTED FEEf, prepared by the subscriber. can
he found at The old, established and cheap Family
Drug Store of DAVID LOCKWOOD who Is tIte sole
agent for the sale Of IL in Smyrna
ap23-tf WILLIAM III START4
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REHK ESTATE
FOR SALE.

'liE subscriber oilers for sale on reasonable and
accommodating terms, the following PrnperIv
f'J
NO. IA FARM situate in Kent county. Del
abpnt SIX miles from Sluvrna containing I5Y ACRES
OF arabic Land and II ACRES of Timhcred land -
ne cleared land having all been lined Buildings
very good
,iiGszS NO An improved FARM situated on the
sg road from The town Of Smyrna io the village ~
Tul hchlon, five mites from the former place. au,
: On" from lhe laller, ana containing l25 ACRES
ol Arabic land, IL ul Meadow and ! of 'Tin,crcd
iahd This Farm t. drvIdcd into FIVE fields and l,,n
lots all OF which nave been well lined three limo
ana manfred with pound and stable manure twice
within the last ttw years Buildings good
No. b A IIacI of Ian situated near tho 7 oi
SIC Depot. IN Lutte Creek IIundr d. Kent couulv md
containing Is ACRES, 50 OF whIcf are No ,dInnb
Also. HOUSES and several LOTS IN the town Of
Smyrna. ~ VI
a number of LOTS, also, at The Smyrna Depot
}. ). HUtFINGTON
ausZrH Real Estate Agent, Snyrna Del
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AUCTIONEERIMC.

The Undersigned respectfully Announces to
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will, at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms, do all kinds Of Auclioneering that NAV
be desired. Having had considerable experi.
ence in the business, he is confident of irving
satisfaction THOMAS RASH .
April 8, 1856.
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IMPROVED
super Phosphate OF Lime.

VIE subscribers inform Dealers and Farmers that
q heY have greatly improved the quality of their
super Lhosphale OF Lime, and now confidently recon-
mend the article hs superior TO any m the Market
Also Also constantly ON hand Peruvian and MexIcan
GUANo' OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc., at the low
est market rates. MITCHELL y CROASDALE,
Successors 10 G. w. Ridgway ~ Co.
NO. 30 NORTH WHARVES.
Above Arch street, PhiladeIphIa.
crowded wharf. auo7 tnS "''
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p A p II R

<AL~ SI IN -
u T.. MARST0N, Practical Paper Hanger
q PhiladelPhia, would respectfully inform the
citizens OF SMYRNA and vicinity, that he is
prepared TO execute PAPER HANGING in all
~ rs var.ous branches, and can be found at the
mptei of THos. l.. CAHooN, where Patterns of
'apsr may be seen Sept. 10. .,56 2w.
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PERUVIAN l.uanN

EXPERlENCE has taught the Farmer that The on,,
II reliable Fertilizer rs the Peruvian Goyernmen,
Guano, i9t Hi ia4'I
VIE subscriber, Sole Agent in PmIadeIphia (,r
u the sale OF Peruvian Guano, has now on hand 4
large stock Of Pure PERUVIAN GUANO, winch he
VIII sell at the lowest Cash price, lots To suit eher
dealers or farmers '..a "d i'ff. -. ''"0
z a $50 '' S.rJ. CHRISTIAN N.igt4s., 4.
Sole Agent for Phhdalph
NO ~ North Wharves, alId 81 Moth Wafer si,cet
aug20-3 -3In. "'''o-
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MiddIetOWn Academy.

IHCstUCHKy,
MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE.
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal,
Assisted By thoroughly qualified Teachers
TNHE Winter Session of 81 weeks wiII cono,onoo
l. on the first Monday of November
Inc Course OF instruction includes all the usuoI
branches OF a solid English Education with Ancient
ana Modern Languages. Music, Drawing sc. &c
Expenses for Winter Session. SS5 or $50 with rnnJar
ate charges Tor German, Fren h. Music or Dravying
IN point OF location. 1t Is believed that but few noca.
offer equal advantages. Convenience of access hs
raroad IS combined with sufficient retirement for uie
study and mental improv ement f''o'
students from distance board with the Principa
and are constantly under his supervision r@'
as above. "onin nra ,,o'pai'
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JUST EsE.a..YEn

4 M i9r sale, fresh supply cf PASCHALLS
n FEVER and AGUE MfXfURE-a never fail
ing cure Ior ChIis and Fever and kindred Diseases
no JOHN Ii. BEWLEY,
JyNo-fm
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PREMIUM IMPROVED
SUDeV PhOSMha oSs Su.s.

rV1IL nNfI ~ ,,n = II = EFHHtNEN VA BAEkhhVs
NE ONLf SILVER MEDAL yet awarded hv
AsTIcuiaaurai Societies, given To this supe
ror The last PennsY lvana Slale Far at liar
rIsNnTg' as FERTILIZER of The BEST QUALITY
ior "hea'' Corn, Oais Grass and Potatoes, raising
heaTy crops. and greatly improving the soil
me subscriber respectfully informs FARMERS and
DEALt'ho tnal he is prepared supply the Fail de-
mand wIlh this superior and we'll tested article
ed. O' "'io"
A LSO NO PERUVIAN & MEXICAN GIANO
n ioudrclie and Land Plaster. Oils Candles Soan'
etc., OF The best quality at lowest market rates
- JNO. H. POMEROY,
9 and 10 South Wharves. below Mnrtc, 9,
Co.,u Phladephi
the crowded wharf T3n,9n a., ''''
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sJ6. Fail stock! New Goods

1856. Fall stock! New Goods
French MeriLOes. all coloFs .lt
Fashionable Cloak Cloths.
Fall Silks, the new styles,
~ Magnificent New DeLaines,
Best Styles Fall Cacoes, !.
M Very large Stock of New Shawls,
Flannels, Welsh, English and American,
Cloths Yeslings and all kinds Mems Wear,
sF sheetings, Table Linens, T0welIngs, &c.
EYRE y LANDELL,
Fourth and Arch sls., Philadelphia.
storekeepers are invited to examine our new goods.
Families can be we'll suited in every kind Of Dry
Goods We make Black Silks and Shawls leading ar
ticles for wholesallng
p. S:--JoBS received daily from the Auctions Of
New York and Philadelphia.
VI Terms Nett Cash. sel0-3m
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Early 10 RcG a,d Eo,.I.7 -

! NJ
itioE maEss q n''n healthy, wealthy and wise-Tbis
is Is an Ola adage and good one. The habR or ca arIv
rising surely brings health and length Of Javs rbse
former is proved by experience and Ihc lnteT L caI
cula'oh Ihe person that rises al nstead oC cIncL
III ihe mornhlg for forty years, adds netIv hrae
anu Pau to Ills hie Wisdom avs rise ee rlv and I,s
nave good reasons Tor saying THAT length of d,v Is in
her rIgh hand- Many men admire the beaut,es oF va
fious paintings from our rsl-cass artists hnt t ono
mat rises at the dawn OF day at this season oCtb -
and puts on Sair Of 81 SO boots or n nor nj om
9O or 10 cent shoes and looks to The East untiI tb nc
ing OF the sun, will behold scene there of Natnra
tiat no painter describe At this time of the va
the early riser sees and enjoys the most lovely pa of
the day: No doubt some will argue thus 6v rising
carry VIII wear out more shoe leather and tbus snb
Ject themselves TO more expense; in this perhans
mere more truth than poetry, although ladies shonI
pear IN mind at Flanigens Cheap Shoe Store IN Second
street wilmington, Del, lady can get goo shoes for
ohy oU cents pair, and some at as low price os 37I
Gus par and gentlemen here can ge. respectohe
looking boot ongcgged, for only ST so per pair and
men Shoes from so 10 rs cts and 81 a pair-a qood
article Alter getting Boots and Shoes thus chean
thetel Out little need TO complain of shoe leather he
ing 100 expensive so much as to prevent one from
rising early Atthis time of the wear we have MANY
9lHerent Kinds OF Boots and Shoes which il is had -
keep until next year. The interest of the money and
he depreratlon 0 those goods tell us we had better
sell them for cost than keep them over thereforc we
shall let them slide whether we make on them or nor
,,,,--. &. FLANIGEN.
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For sale or Rcni.

pefSsE NIKEE very excellent and conyenien,
Xiii L DWELLING lIOt SES-two ON Pearl
III ana one on Commerce street Wei Slnyrna
mn, Also Tor sale very cheap. II lumber of fine
polLOlNu LOIS OF any sized front, To sun pur.
chascTs Apply To
}. X. WILLIAMSON,
80 Carpenter and Builder
seIO-IW West Commerce ST. Smrrnn nnI
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Grain and all kinds of COun-
try Produce Wanted.

THE subscriber will pay the highest market
prices, in Cash, for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats,
Beans, Flaxsesd, Chickens, Eggs, Peaches, Ap-
Piles and all kinds of County Produce; deliver
ed at the Railroad Depot, Smyrna Station, or
at their store on Commerce street.
DONOHO g. SUTTON.
sept 10 '56.4m -.--
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$3.50 REWARD

@SlU KEW AEsW.
ID DANAWAY from the subscriber an The Iqth d,y ,r
~ July NEGRO MAN BEN aged about b vror.,
OF dark chestnut color, very short halr and s nbou
feet q inches IN height IIo has a Inn face. and
when he laughs he shows the loss of his corner leelh
When first sp ken To he has a dnwncasl look #'f
VIII give fur his recovery and safe delivery SlGG
If taken IN The State of Maryland and $50 if taken
out OF the State
..- ISAAC +. POWELL.
e 500 REWARD-Alsi, at The same limo
slAM NEGRO WOMAN SlIBA, aged about IO
C years. 0 dark color, and about live feet SIX ar
SSSA sewn inches ih heIghI
will give ior her recovery aud safe delivery. $50
if taken in the State OF Maryann and SIuO if taken
out OF the State NATHANIEL DIXON
Princess Anne, Md.--a27.3l ~
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NsN{xfa white and red grows iiney Tbcre i; "
fzsgfSSSsSsS sufhcency OF WOOD Tor tile Farm: also
SSFvSs% Chestnut, Cedar and Locust TINRER "
ihere is an Apple and Peach Orchard nm
-ssnSkszA~- the Farm. ''''" oi
The buildings consist of one story Frame Dwell
Dr. ing, with two rooms below an three oh ,,a
kH ii stairs Brick Stable, Granarv. Cnrn H..
EaiI Carriage, Meat and Poultry Houses in fair cn,
~dition. " "' C""
The Farm cdjoins the lands of Mr. B UoNard I
w. WeDo and others. The drinking water is qpoJ onJ
The situation healthy. The neighb0rhnoJ - o r,h ,
hhest Ill the cSuny and the advantages for nay,oninn
are very good, STEAMBOATS, and sailing parkeIs Ieox
turner's creek point for Baltimore and PhiodeInh;a
frequently through the week. thus securing the odvon
lage OF oOth markets, while good granary and wharf
al the landing afford additional laci tiles The barn
~ Muiu wen dlVlde INTO two. securing to each a fair
portion Of the meadow '"
The property Is desirable to any one WISHING "a, in
Vest' and by the expenditure Of "a moderate sum mar
oe made very handsome estate.
Mr Ihos. A Meredith will take pleasure in Sbo,,.
ulg lne property TO any one Disposed to purch,.a
TIE TERMS of sale are-One-cighlh pari nf tho
purchase money to he paid on the day of sale mr. m,
lhe ratification thereof eighhs in one veor frn
lhe day OF sale; and the balance of hIhs in trr
equal llstalmens III two, three aud four yeor lrnn
Lhe day OF sale, with Interest irLm the frs, dnv nt
SST1luary neAl-lhe interest 10 tie paid semannualy
Inc purchse money To be secured bv th, hand ~ 10
tee. y N 'iu''
Possession will he given the first day of Jonuo,v
next The purch lser ii lac desires it, can hnye iLe
wheat seeded in ianw, by mgkng fair cou,pcnsa.
non lie VIII also have the pri vIleee of sceJnr m
the Corn Ground. ~
GEORjE VICKERS, Trustee.
Cheslertown, Md Sept 10. lsjG-is
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TruSfee's Sale.

by virtue of decree of the Hon p, b. Homer
~ Judge OF the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Mar
land in Equity, will be exposed public sale 10 The
WEDNESDAY, the First day of October.
1886, at the Tavern Porch of Mr.. John Mcdaniel in
Chesiertown, at ii O'clock A. NJ. All that FARM in
Still Pond In Kent county, Md, within mile fur
ners Creek formerly the property of john NerredIh
Decd and at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas A
Merredh being Tracts or parts OF rracls called The
" Ford and BriscOe Farm" Chance and " RIon','
field" commonly called "MOUNT PLEASANT :,
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Agents for Delaware.

W,n Wm. Temple and JohnIl Bewley. smyrna Corr,s
"landen' Dnck Greek; DIR Edward WnrrelI MI
ware City; Samuel Silver Red Lion Goo.,n Deit ~
Dewes' Cooch Bridge; John Holland. Newark !N.s.
1n I,, q Gorman, 1t Georges; Charles StockIey
NJ nniiiISsnorough; Cannon a. White BridgevlIIe; II Al
DiaeksIohe summit Bridge; DIR James Layton
6eoree'o Nni John Pouder tG Son, Milton; John Mr.
1"weil, Dover; John w Hall, FrederIca lanes p
SS9ner; Ganierhuryi Edward Bringhurst. Ed,yard
Mclnall, wilmington; William r AlTch distrihmnr
agent, Glasgow; Abraham Cannon, sChirsluna.. S,s
Phehs0n CrQssdae, Newport; Charles N UoImes
66randyw9e Village Janvier q Pennington. N"w
1aimnn, MIddleIown, Samuel SmtS RIaciSi1u "
" EId mshee, odeSsa John Holland, Stanton and DR.
FOR sale by The sole pfoprieior and manufacturer.
;,o; EDWARD s. MORRIS.
% 'yy,"iL --o-in 296 Arch st Phlladelphiai
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CHlLLS AND FEVER
plNCHALL'N
FcUcr and n,guc Hlirturc

-, -, els an eilecinal preventive and cure for
Ch'Hs anil Feper, D"mb Ague. Tutcrn,;,,e,t
FeUcr, and Bilious AttackS.
1 Is also valuable and safe tonic and oI,o,,,,,.
under many other circumstances to,o &C. To,,
admlAihre with any mineral substance cnn,oiri,i"
neither ArSenc Copper, Mercury or Anrirnnnv' r.
exclusively VEGETABLE N It's conuosiI,n92 trL'
'hSreuehls are oi mild nature, ami somningIed -,
such proportions hs not 20 shock the Nervnns g.
OF Pr"i"re unpleasant feelings m the bendi A.
ieIlc II Is al thr saISe time very gentle puweriuand
dnrabe IN effect lis stimulating pruneri,as ora sa
slight as TO pr"dnce NO INJURY when ,otn,, =;
health AMI is continued use dnrs nor occs,or, ~
system 10 IT'S action. 50 as 10 destroy its usefIns a
is the case " iih most medIrinrs "
II Is al Advantage by con municatng vioor in d.
hfohic diseases, which miasmailc feyers le,vc no
NINA thrm-Snch as Aenc Cake, swelled ar torn,d
Liver Dyspepsia, Debility DC. II acts rs PREVtiW
itNE OF Chllls under exposure 10 masn,as ne vii ~
CURE when they Occnr. 80 '' Us
practical treatise on Chills and Fever. in nomrb.
Ie' orm has been written and will be fOrwnreJ Tree
'I any direction, by addressing either the Pronrietnr
anu manufacturer, "a The Editor Of thls paper
Since tins preparation has been introduced into
Delaware has recev ed The approval of all who bovs
used IT, In another column, the reader will flnd vain
able testimonials from gentlemen OF this and oihsr
States an ITS favor. "~'
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Containing 32J Acres.

more or less.
This Farm is divided into eight fields. wirh an,
fencng-water in fields. The MEADOW, Is - Ir'
one containing 25 to 30 Acres and may be made ro
valuable. "No 'ci
The Soil is kind and of pnnd CLAY hntlnr, IL
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r O uMn.

The following lines were found near Pop
lar lar swamp. The author will find them in the
itmeS. Il. Med ROBERTs.
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Me@'nboat Train Uia Frenchtoon
Leaves FrenchtOwn for phila. at M ~ M
New Castle :. 1IiS n. "'
Phllada for Frenchtown, 100 p. Ar.
Wilmington 2O9 m
New Castle o9S
:, trains ,li for Baltimore, leave Wilmington at
l2E22' 9'22, A. NJ, and 2.O5, p. M.
Trans for Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA.
iGa'e ,E Baltimore at $40, lI.OG, A. NJ, 6.5i. p
W a Freight Train will run once each wav
daily, Sundays excepted. 0'" way
PERSONS wishing to obtain Cars to load. must
give at least two days notice previous to tbe
time they are required '''
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jlG-tf Superintendent, noi p'.;,-
On ana after August Ist. Stage Will leave
canterbury on the arrival of the m0rninr r.,
lor Denton and Easton. Md, arriving al Eas,nn
the same evening; also lea We Ems,on IN the ,norn
ing TO connect with the 2.30 p. M. train.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-18
NEW YnRK MARKEr

Arm 17.-Flour advanced, Is for common
grades with fair demand for home use, sales
extra state, 6a625, for common to good western
5, T5a9, for extra GencSee, Ta1O for st. Louis.
Wheat held firm but demand limited, 5000 bush.
red Long Island at 1,72, 300 bush. White at
1,92a1,92 10. Rye firm, SO asked, 90 offered
for northern. Corn firm, sales a, 600 bush. at
63a66 for COMMON to prime, new mixed and vel
low, 6Oa62 for distiIlcry parcels Oats no change.
Whisky steady 800 bbls Ohio and Prison at 25a
90. Pork firm 500 bbls atI7, 12al7, 25 formess.
10, GA Is, 20 for prime. Cut meats steady $50
packages at TAI 1 4 for shoulders and 8 Lao for
hams. Lard steady, 400 bbls at I-2a1o.
Stocks better and active. Money firm. Hi
nois Central bonds IS. N. Y. Central SO 1t
Reading 90 Ii. Erie So 1-2. Harlem 10 I-2.
Chicago and Rock Island 50 81 Cleveland and
lFoledo 70. Milwaukee and Mississippi 50 Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-18
CONGREssIONAL

WASHINGTON, April 16.
lIoUsE.-Mr. kcitt inquired what party Mr.
Stanton represented when he introduced his bill
against the Administration. Thcgcntleman from
Ohio was the leading member of the Black Re-
publican party; few months ago he came here
asserting nationality freedom and sectionalism of
slavery, making their issue the repeal of the
fugitive slave law, andthe restoration of the
Missouri restriction, preventing the non adj
mission OF any more slave states into the Union,
They came here boasting majority and elected
| their leader Speaker. Rumor says they dare
not now go before the country on those issues
No disreputablc dodGing, no bolstering up fiaud
If the north is abolishonized make the issue
boldly, no cowartily skulking.
Mr.. Giddings appealed to the civility of Kcitt
to give him the floor.
Mr.. keitt said he could not having promised
to renew the motion to lay on the table the mo
ton to reconsider the vote.
Clamorious cries of question, which was taken
and decided atEirnatively-
Mr.. Tyson from the Library committee, re-
ported joint resolution for the purchase of
1900 copies at g., 90 per copy, of Kancs narra-
tive of the Arctic expedition, for distribution
among the members of Congress, and author
izing the Secretary of Navy to have appropriate
medals struck off and presented to Dr. Kane and
his officers and men, expressive of the high cs-
tecm in which Congress holds their respective
services, passed under the operation of the pre-
cceding question by four majority.
Mr.. Stanton moved for reconsideration of
the vote, he said this system of book publishing
was condemned by every intelligent man in the
country and ought not to be tolerated He did
not want his friends in the majority to be rcspon-
sible for such extravaganza, in the presidential
election it would stick to them like the poisoned
shirt of Ncssus He expected to arraign the
administration not only for the sins of the Ne
braska act and for using executive influence to
propagate slavery, but also for profigate expen-
ditures.
Mr Walker culogizcd Dr. Kane for the many
hartlsl,ips he had 50 nobly endured and for the
valuable contributions which he had furnished to
science. Adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-18

FOUNDRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-rhe card of
the Messrs Sargent offering to sell or lease their
foundry property, in West Columbia, Mason
County Va, is worthy the attention. of persons
following that business. West Columbia isne
in Importance to this city, in Western Virginia,
as location for any of the manufactures of
iron. Situated in the centre of the extensive
coal and salt districts of Mason, and backed by
rich agricultural country, the inducements
arc promising for fiourishing business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-18

Frxz HoRsr.-wc learn that R, Il. Wilson
brought up on the Buckeye State, the noted
Horse Irons Cadmus," purchased by him in
Butler County, Ohio, for company of gentle
men in this county. This horse is thorough
bretE-being a Grandson of American Eclipse
on one side, and tracing back through Bruins
wick and sumpter to Sir Archy-is offine form,
full 10 hands high, and weighs, in good condi-
ton, about 1900 lbs; is of remarkable fine dis
position, and his colts are in high repute as Ri
ding and Driving horses.
tits perhaps sufficient to say that his daught-
er Pocahontas, astonished the sporting world
last spring, by pacing mile before a man and
wagon, weighing together, 265 lbs, in the here
tOforc unhcard of time of . min. 1T4 seconds. :
This horse may be seen fora few days at the
farm of Mr.. Wilson, after which the public will
be informed of his whereabouts by advertise
ment He will be at Wheat's stable, Main St,
ats o'clock, on Saturday morning, for few
hours