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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CONNECTED WEEKLY BY

ne q. BUmkAm n Coz mArkEms,
10 WestThird So selves building,
between Main aud alnut,
GIN A I'll, . II o.
payment fof exchange and nom Correspondents.
AT PAR.
Now York and virgInIa state Stock, Eysnssiiie,
ONE HALF pER CkNr. DISCOUNT.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central HANK, Indianapolis.
Bank Of The Capitol, Indianapolis,
Fsyeus County nAnk. Connersyiiic,
Indiana Bank. Madison,
kentuuky stock uank, Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics. New Albany,
Cambridge q Wy napk,
grsmercy Hank, Lafayette,
bank Indiana, Michigan city
Canal Bank, Evansviiie,
Csssssnt Guy nank, Evansville,
FARMERS "n hank, wss.aeld,
Ipdlaba stock Bank Laports,
Prairie cry nank, Tefts iisuse,
southern nsnk, Isffs iisuss.
oNk fkn CENT pfeCouN1.
ban" "s Of s slsssssski i nsasss'''
BANK OF Rock vIiis, keesyllle.
hank ofuoshen. Goshen,
hank % Mount Vernon,
sS" 81 ss warsaw, warsaw.
bank OF Monticello.
LIfook villa HANK,
Lagrange Hank.
iiunitnrton County Hank.
n, f.jfnes' Checks.
TWO PIX CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Hank,
Iippucanoe tank.
Wayne banks.
Upper Wabash Hank,
Kalamazoo Hank,
North Western. Bloomfield,
thnwheo iianh.
ttonban County.
bank of Fort Wayne,
Hank ~ south Hand.
pslsvafs County hank,
Indian Reserve Hank.
IAN other Indiana Noias are from 4 10 " per
cent discount. aud should Al enco DO wllhdtawn
from circulation by sending them " ME bnfk-
ans, who will return, BY mall, tho highest cash
value for thsm.-IEps
Who wants 10 Trade Good Horse
for Q good Rockawayl
ruviiR bunnckfhtR HAS A GOOD NoCkAs
il WAY which he wishes 70 ssii, cheap Tor
cash. or 20 trade fof good wefk horse.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

OUTER, kggs and Rags, Tor which the highest
ID market prleo will DO paid 10 groceries Al eash
prices. We also want Bacon, Lard and ell kinds
april rs W. l.. FAseunAR & Co.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

no the MfNISTERk AND MEMBERS or
Il the N. n. Church, and all others whom IL may
couceFns ms ~
Having been famillafwlih the Stale Of fowafor
ton yeafs. ithas given me the advantage ~ max,
inf some very choice selections 81 lands. which 4
now oner for sale az such neufss ~ viii pay the
ey Invested. The speelnl oblrctof this notice Is
70 Say 10 all concerned ihat expect 10 attend The
session OF tho General Conference a. indlanapo-
Vs., May irt, 1850, atwhich place wall be prepar.
so acres. nuyers can be suited a. 10 price. soil,
location, xe. Those Wishing Land Warrants 10.
Gated, or ontrica made With caah, land bought or
sold, can have n attended 20 by Informing mo OF
ectcd by mysclf--honec know each piece, what
itis. and whofu u IA. HF Tx
Ny rou once addrcss till after Gcncrni Confor-
encc, WILDE M. vofnou, Linn Co. Iowa.
Msrac A.CAREY.
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Hats!
To the Ladies:
CALL AT
BAKER II II AGAR DIS

And soc Oh. nnest stock Of Lawns, Beraees, chai-
lss, Iissnes, Taflions, Grape shawls, Mansilias,
Hdk'n, Collars, Embroidery, Flounclng, Insert.
lngs, fdEines, Parasois, Fans, Hosiery, tleyos,
Trimmings, &o. cc., ever brought 10 this mark e.
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Blank Deeds, &c.

There has ast been iasuod NJ lhls ofIoo a new
and beautiful edition OF blank ncede, eh0Ft TORN,
We have also, Quli Claims, MoflgnEct, tolninlp.
sloners' Doodn. old form Deeds, khmmonA and
aubpenna't .... t...t rr 81.
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William Frank,
UNDERTAKEN,

49, :. ----------zl.zz~--z-><....
f-<. -. - ---.-a
VfEps constantly on hand, coflnr OF an sire.
n asd description, and rood Ilvane with
which he attrnds funerals in town oT country
mErALhC coffrNs, OF two slxes con-
atnntly onhand.
mar "A 1885
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Milford, WoFcenttF,ep., mhsa.i Nov. ~, 1904,
lliOf. q. J, WOOD Dear flfi lphrp pleasure
La huHHnK voluntary tasunon> 90 the magic 81
lacln ~ ,Duf wonderful iialf hestorpIlse. -Aefu
back W. lti0, my hhlFeommuncrdf Hilna 90, uutii
The fep ~ "a, nCaln became bHld and smoolh ~
Glass aud n has continued % lAil Tor great many
yraff, noiU outstanding have nnpd many celpbfn
Ted Preparations lpf ~ fcstofatl1n, neelnE 3ouf
advffllsamoni, Nas indnfod 20 Glfe l0uf afllcle
atrial and, ~ nl utter hzlonishnipui, " found, AZ
scl.And ahsnncd Elprsy and beanlllnf appear
ance, and b, llle llme md used y Qnar bollle.
an, bald head Nun covered over WITH young and
vigorous fpN al ~ hair, which " nov from ono 10
No Inches IL icuglh, ADD growing mk,,
youn,lrol, ilkNhf GOODRICH.
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Ir)aSold AZ IA Market slfocl, 81. Louis, Mo.
broadway. New YORK. and BY all Druggists
every vliorc. al Kinda % family patent ned
eues lnf sale, % ne bcHt posnfbie fefms, d rfo-
ferfer NoodN os'abiabmens Ia Market Street.
~. Louis.
n -. v. 9ybri'epss'sele szen, for D ,oct,lle.
Upflifl ~
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tifh VAN hoep constantly on hand GOOD >apul,
W o. stone Coal, of TIC bet quality Al ouf nee
yard on tAe rpuel, elthe upper lnf,iinr. n I
may W. u, fAkQuuAE AGO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

have usod Professor o. j. woed' Hair Resio.
fntlvc, and have admired is wonderful cfbcis. -
Il restored my hair Nhefr u had fallen OF; q
cleans lfo hond, ard fendefa The ha!s noii and
SMOOTH. much In0fu 80 Thea oil. n q
MARf A. ATKINSON.
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nRoDucE, Produce. ALI kinds of Produce IA
< ken for ooeda a, klxusnrxa 4 wiltlsns'
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IlENnE GOODRICH.

= NV VIA VTT = 1871
rk0F. o.J. WOOD uear hlfi Aflrf ronaine
The Advertisement 10 one Of lhu New iofk Jour
mails, ~ ,onrcelehrhlod flair Ncllofallyo, 4 pro.
cured a half.p lut bniile, aud uaf 80 mach pleased
eilh a., that continued lla uee fpf two snontha,
aud nip raiirprd " y anfnodli NE hr'i pfrpsfs.
lion before he public. IA a once removed ali
dnndrua aud nnpioasan Itching from me scalp.
aud laa restored my hulfnatnTnil, and, hato 10
douhh prominently 90, SAT-
You have permission 70 refer % ne, al Who en-
,osialn any dolbl Of H. pelloimine All Thai l.
cinialoi Cor a.
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Prints! Prints!!

Tor Msrrimsc. coeheco, Day State PHILIP Al.
L lont kpraguos. punnela, and ali other good
style. OF Prints, goto $3.50. j..
april IA HAkIN a. HAXZANn.
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ttDIfftess READY MA DE.
VJf have nov audinienA 10 keep general AZ.
w soflmoni n staple articles ia this lac. Ei's 40
'auh pfieen. ~. -t.I 'I'
'sysl - ~. tsNs -, ,sktasin. &
az, az, o. - &c {. pi,a and ~ NeNfnt'
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MEN AND BOYS. CLOTHING

ever ollercd u tlIF mafket We have been YdfY
particular Ia buA Ing our Cloihiugs aud natier oar
selves thai We can rim you oul, gentlemen, from
Ahend 10 fooin Cor lcsa money than any house In
this Valley. Give call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01
FRONkWAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, JUNE 29.-Mr. Dallas cores
pondence, by the Asia, while containing no Of
iicial assurance that he will be retained, confirms
the previous impressions by the Atlantic to that
effect, and indicates n most decided reaction in
political parties adverse to retaliation on the part
of the British Government, the belief in high
quarters is that the crisis has passed and all DIFF
fcrcnces will be readily and satisfactorily re-
conciled.
Mr.. Oliver having returned all the members
of the Kansas investigating committee are now
in Washington. Mcssrs. Sherman and Howard
have Just completed their report and will prob
ably submit it to the House tomorrow. The
presentation of the minority report will be dc,
ferred a few days.
a caucus of Democratic Senators was held
yesterday upon the Kansas affairs when it was
unanimously determined to support a bill to be
introduced by Judge Douglas tomorrow. Sub
stantially the measure alluded to by Mr.. Tombs
some days ago, for the admission of Kansas
The bill provides that a census shall be taken in
Kansas and if it appears there is a sufficient
number of inhabitant to cntitle them to elect
one member of Congress, that a convention is tc
be called Of the people of the territory, who
will present n Constitution to Congress and
thereupon be admitted as a State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01

AMONG other tributes of respect to the memory
Of Mr.. BAyley, late member of Congress from
NY.
in 1870, and before / had personally met
mos II. Bayley, and while he was vet Young, /
saeoGntered him in a controversy conducted by
nun In the Legislature of Virginia, and by my
Ai an executive magistrate of New York,
@I liit MS ability and power while / was COM
PEELED also to acknowledge lii manliness and dig
hided bearing.
Ia 1850 we met here prepared, / think, by
.11'lalreSpect, to be courteous advcrSaries. We
remained in that relation towards each other,
u"ui last December. When he, then departing
4 4 fOrlorn hope to Cuba, but decply impressed
sHha conviction that his disease had already
'eeome~ incurabIc, took his thoughts off from
am aud IFS ambitions and fixed them upon n
higher sphere, its promises. 1 then became his
Lehd- lwould not intrude on the solemn offices
hoE performed here with so much propricty and
;-suee by his immediate associates further than
~ Saa to the testimony, that of one whom the
hUr'a regards as n stranger and may possibly
5S'e enormously considered an enemy to the
]Ee9sed, to the truth of the highest praise
sL.eh has been bestowed on this eminent Vir-
sa % statesman. He was a man of practical
-'Aty' a man Of genius and magnanimity.
Les no one cenSure me for throwing a wild
LIVER among the wrcaths that gather upon the
S'sE mat Is passing before US and opening our
z uGward that scene were we all, whether we
In ~ nave parted here as friends or enemies,
Sa.4g,l meet again in presence of the Common
'"1ner and Judge Of ali men.
A.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGTox, June so.
SESATE--The bill authorizing the issue of adj
ditional arms for the use of California, was
passed.
Mr.. Douglas, from the com. on Territories, to
which was referred various bills relative to af
fairs in Kansas, made a ~voluminous report on
the subject.
Mr.. Douglas gave notice that he will ask for a
vote, on Wednesday.
Several private bills passed. Add.
HousE.-Mr. Grow made his closing speech
in favor of the bill for the admission of Kansas
into the Union, and opposing all substitutes for
the bill.
The Kansas bill was rejected by a majority
Of ono.
Mr.. Stephens moved to commit the bill with
instructions to report instead thereof a substi-
tute which he offered, providing fort appoint
mcnt of five persons by the President to make
an enumeration and appointment with a view
of n convention for the formation of u state con-
s~titution &c.
Mr. Dunn moved an amendment, restoring the
Missouri Compromise, adopted by a majority of
seven.
Stephens Intellectually endeavorcd to with
draw his proposition, being opposed to DuHn's
amendment.
The House then voted down the motion
to commit with the above instructions. Two
ineffective motions to commit without instruc-
lions were reicctcd-101 against 100.
Jones. ofTenn., moved to lay the bill on the
table-ncsatived by / majority. The result was
succeeded by ic%lapping of hands and vocife-ations
of ioy bv the opponents, while the friends of the
bill exhibited signs of disappointment and NOR
LITIGATION. Amid confusion, the House adjourn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01


VIZ are indebted to Rev. C. II. Malcolm, Ofour
CITY, for a copy of his address ON "Triune Edu-
ctoa, = delivered before the Literary Societies Of
West Alexander Academy. The most flattcring
notice of this Grafton seems to US to be the mere
announcement that it the production of a pupil
dae lamentcd Exit North"-the genial Eng
hh poet and philosopher. The following OK
tact would have arrested attention even
inong the felicitious satires of the "Noctes an
lo,ise":
\ gifted mind in a diseased body is like an ca
gle with its wings clipped. Notwithstanding
genius, it will oftentimes avail no more than the
whining of an infant, if there be not the nerve
q real manhood as a support. How would an
Invalid have fought at the pass of ThermopylH ?
low would a hypOchondriac have felt in the
flee Of Columbus, standing upon a ship bound
5F an unknown world, amid half mutiny and
seeming despair? How would a thing, made
according to the last months fashion, and COM
posed Of cologne, abig seal ring, andany amount
o headache, figure upon the plain of Austerliz,
As Napoleon! What would Cromwell have been
without his iron constitutions Where would
rrVteStantism have been, if Luther had indis-
eIeety brought upon himself the govt? He who
threw his inkstand at an imaginary devil was no
PoItFOon. Ay, that broad. big, heavy face Of
ms as 1t looks out from the portraits prefixedto
ms memoirs, may well be admired: and it may
nave been much owing to his great, strong, mus
GUAR physical organization that made him per-
iorm every duty so bravely, when others shrunk
back with fear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01

Tur extreme warm weather lately has hadthe
.G,ct of making a promenade in some parts of
the city rather disagrccable to the OlfactOries.-
let MI who arc necessarily obliged to have about
their premises more or less decayed excrement
ard offal, remember that the best and most sim
Me di<ineeting agent is the chloride of zinc
II this cannot be procured, the sulphate of zinc
i nearly as good and much cheaper. a pound
# it dissolved in two buckets of warm water
.al thrown into any offensive place will neutral
lie the odor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01

-TErnoxAL.-Thc employees of the Gas
works have procured a magnificent gOld-hcaded
bony cane, and a case of drawing instruments
rlith they intend presenting to their late etici-
a,and popular Superintendent, S. II. GOLD
n,RrE, Esqr., who has resigned his po-
iion in this city totake the Superintendent
dthe Allegheny City Gas Works. The cane,
which nay be seen for a short time at the jew
ty establishment of C. P. Brown, bears the
Showing inscription:
Presented to S. H. G~oldtharpe, SuPerinten-
dent, by the employees of the Wheeling Gas
Works"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01

To.xlsur the annual public exhibition of the
american Society of Bethany College, ome off.
The following is the programme.
PREsIDES7s IxArGrRAL-By J. D. Scarce of
Kentucky.
SELECT ORITrOSs.-Democracy, by Minor
Major of No. Modern Republics, by Jas. Wilson
Of No.
EssAYs.-PerYersion of Mind; Mans Inhu-
mlrity, by R. Motif of Ill. Philosophy; its
Utility, by j. T. Riley of No. Fanaticism, by
LPyrOn of Ga.
OaAnOys.-The Great Man, by j. B. GruLbs
dKy. Learning; its Decline and Revival, by
IN. Stone Of Ky. Pseudo Rcformcrs, by w.
Hall of Tcnu.
DsnA1E,-Are Metaphysical Studies Bcncfi-
eh:-AHfrmatiye-P. Lucas of Mo. Negative
WI. Moore of Ky.
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POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, June 8Oth-This being the day
fixed for the trial of Preston S. Brooks for his
assault on Sumner; the former appeared in the
Criminal Court, accompanied by MesSrs. Orr
and Keitt. The witnesses, however, were dis
charged until further notice in consequence OF
Sumner, saving that his physician did notthink
it prudent for him to attend Court at the pre-
sent time, owing to the bad condition of his
health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01
SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE.

CHICAGO, Junc 8O.-At the annual Confer
ence of the Methodist's held Mt Rochester, An
drew County Missouri, en- the 14th inst, a mob
of border prro-slavery men sent notice to the con-
ference to adjourn Immediately and leave the
state. The order was not complied with and the
mob entered the church, took the presiding Of
fcer and tarrcd and feathered him, and shot an
aid man who was attempting to prevent the out
rage.
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ST.. pArI, january /, 1856.

PROFESSOR o. j. WOOD
DEAR Sir: Unsolicited l send you this eeTtli,
cate. After being bald for u | long time, and having tried all
the hair rvstOratives extant, and having no faith In any, !
was Induced, on hearing Of yours, to give It a trial. i placed
myself in the hands OF a barber, and had my head rubbed
with a good stG brush and the Restorative then applied and
well rubbed in, TIL the scalp was aglOw. This repeated eve:
lry morning, and in three weeks the young hair appeared
and grew rapidly from August last till the present time, and
is now thick, black md strong-sot and pleasant to the
touch; whereas, before, It was harsh and wiry, what httiE
there was of It, and that little was disappearing very rapid.
Is. I still use your Restorative about twice a week, and
shall soon have a good and perfect crop Of hair. Now had
read Of these things-and who has not? but have not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair was really benefit
ed by any OF the hair tOnics, etc. of the day. and 1t really
gives me pleasure to record the result Of my experience. /
have recommended your preparation to others, and It alrea-
ly has a large and general sale throughout the Territory
The supply you sent us, as Wholesale agents fr the Territory
Is nearly exhausted, and daily inquiries ae made for It,
You deserve credit for your discovery; aud 1, for one, re-
turn you my thanks for the benefit ithas done me, for l Ger.
tainly had despaired, long ago, OF ever eaecunE any sncL
result. Yours, hastily,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01
NEW YORK

NEW 1Uhh MahhbI.
JUNE 30th.-Cotton heavy and sales of 700
Flour is firm, with sales Of $4,000 bbls.-
Wheat unsettled, with sales of $4,000 bushels.
Corn firm, sales Of 90, 900 bu. Pork advanced,
sales 800 bis at 20a25. Beefirrn, sales $50 bis.
Lard in active demand and firm. sales 900 bis.
Whisky is firm, sales of $50 bbls. Coffee is
dull and heavy. Sugar in demand and active,
with sales of 1900 hhds n. o. Molasscs firm,
sales of 200 bbls Orleans Mt SO. Linseed oil
heavy, sales of $500 gals at SO. Lard oil quiet.
Stocks higher. Erie 6oT-s. n. Y. Central SO
1-2. Reading 90. Chicago and Rock Island
81. Clev. & Toledo, 7T1. GleEe. & Pittsburg,
644. GaIcns and Chicago, lis 80 Michigan
South. 9sR.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECRLVRn ny
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.

QrEBEc, June 80.-The steamer n. America
has arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 18th
instant
Mr. Dallas is not to be dismiss .d,and all difficult
tics will be amicably settled.
Clarendon stated in the House of Lords, in
reply to Derby, that it was not the intention OF
the govt to suspend diplomatic relations with
America. [Cheersl
Derby expressed his satisfaction, but regard
ed the Governments course as humiliating and
acknowledging error.
Clarendon appealed to the House not to join
The subject Was dropped, and funds rose in
consequence.
London, June 17.-COnsOls for Money quoted
at 943-eai-9.
LicerpooL-COttOn, sales to-day IL, 900 bales,
including 5,0o0for speculation. Prices advanced
1 1-8.
June 1T.-Prices rcccded from the previous
advance, and closed at Fridays rates, sales a.
mounting to 5000 bales. Flour, prices a trife
higher, Western Canal 35s, Philadelphia 36a37s.
Wheat n trife higher, sales of red at 10sSd.-
Corn advanced Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01
FIRE.

UREA, June 30.-The business portion OF
the village of Camden, Oneida co., was destroy
ed by fire last night. We have no particulars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01
STRENGTH AND HEALTH REsToRl
MEAKNEss or rnr sroMAcn AND 1Np1GEs

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH N INDIGESTION.
Another great Cure elected by ROsrhdce's Holland BIT
terS.-Ihe wife of Peter De White, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered very much from
weakness of the stomach and indigestion. She had been
under n physicians cure for soTnc time, but the disease
land Ditters at our office, which have given tone to her sto-
mach, her appetite and strength are returning, and we firm
~ believe that this Is another great cure effected by your
medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have published are from
persons much respected to our community, and are literally
true. J. QUINTUS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01


We direct the attention of our readers in the
lower part of the city, to the advertisement of
w. II. Temps, who has recently fitted up an Ice
Cream Saloon and Confectionery in that part of
the city. Mr.. T. furnishes visitors day and
evening, with the best of everything in his line,
and families and parties viii be supplied on the
very shortest notice and most reasonable prices.
WOot.-The Cleveland Plaindealer says of the
wool trade there:
1--WE have no reported sales, but from n COM
parison of views, believe that the following range
of prices can be relied on as correct, for the
6-ommont to quarter blood. per III. .esaaa cents.
Three quarter blood, o.....""...s5ss "
+ MY. o..""...":sOa5 F"
TIE following list of fnilures in the United
States last week, is reported by the n. Y. Indc-
pendent:
John w. Leonard & Co., New York; lotion
& Tapping, Tottensville, n. Y; Clussman &
PEERLESS, Binghampton, n: Y; Thos. Gibson,
Va; Thos. j. Capps, Wilmington, n. c.; L. ".
Brown & Co., Galveston, Texas; Caleb Adams,
Oregon, Ky; II. II. POstou, GAINESVILLE, Tenn;
c. Elliot, Oberlin, Ohio; G. W. Pohlman, Cincin-
natl; Simon Hockheimcr, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Isa-
&c Hockheimer, do; j. r. Slack & Co., Steuben-
vile, Ohio; Thomas Bergen, Brooklyn, N. Y.
--e~e----
DRUGGISTS 81 THEPEOPLE.
VoU are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations of
i DR. DE GRATHS "ELECTRIC OIL" rs 1 shall pros
ecutc any party who use my copy rfghted bills. This (Zsn-
uine) Electric Oil has cured the Mayor of Camden Of EHeS
and RheWHAtEs1R; also, Hon. John Williamson Of Hunting
don, Hon. E.'kiIInSsurth (whOm 1t took OF his crutches in
one day), aud more than 100 others in Philadelphia, whose
names have been published in the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Wholesale dealers in Philadelphia would not counte-
nance any scamp guilty Of the TascRlitv Of counteTteiting.-
In Har-Lsburgh, Pa, John Wyethe, ESQ.,, tic well known
Druggist there, caused the arrest and imprisonment OF one
Valentino, who attempted an Imitation Of this valuable
remedy.
To the People ard DruO0ists throughout he United
SXntss.-Ldst Of euresb by Prof. De Grath's Electric OIL Jos
Montgomery co., rheumatism and sprain; Mrs. Ogden, No.
shingles and caked breast Mr.. Vim Spence,
on Chestnut street, frIOn and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, of burns and scarlet fever,-and eighteen
others.
Every Druggist knows that the only Genuine Electric
Oil Is made by the sole Inventor and proprietor, at his old
to which all orders muEt be addressed to procure TIC
Pnor. CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, SO South sth ST., near Chestnut.
ED- Sold by all Druggists.
Depot III Wheeling at
myI4 Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-01

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsBrRGH, june 3O-River 4 feet 2 inches
by the metal mark. The weather is clear.