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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.

STA MONTHS LOSSES BIZ UyDERwRIrERs.
The underwriters have carefully compiled lie, of
the vessels and cargoes loet and damaged from Jaa.
TO July 1850, the total Of which foots up to neaJy
fl6, 100000.
The WRECK OF THE AILAsTN.
We learn from The Detroit Adcsrtiser that cub
marine diver from Buffalo descended to the wreck OF
the Atlantic the otter day, and recovered the safe,
with contents, belonging to the American Express
Company:
"Tbe diver was protected by copper srmor. and
was under water for'y mir utes. The upper deck Of
the ste amer lies 100 feet under water, aud far belov
where there Is any current motion. Everything il
therefore exactly as it frst went down. When the
civer alighted upon the deck, be was saluted by
beautiful lady whose clothing was well arranged, aud
bs, hair elegantly dressed. As be approached her,
the Nuoon Of the weteT caused oscillation Of her
head, as if gracefully bowling to him. She was stand
ing rct: With band graphing the rigging. Around
lay the bo>'ies Of several other ss sleepiag Chill
dren boiling th.ir friends by the band, and mothers
with their bases in their a,ms were there. In tbs
cabin the furniture ~cs I'll. untouched by decay, spd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

This body met on Tuesday night, the Hon. CrRrsP
Smith in the chair In opening the meeting the Chair
man reflected very severely upon the members for the
laIity Of their attendance and stated that hereafter be
would pr mptly adjourn Il quorum did not assemble
within fifteen minutes after the hour Of meeting. Sew
economy Of the Schools underwent discussion. nes
ScboelhOuse at Greenpoint ordered TO be erected
at cost Of about e4 900. Sx weeks vac alton for Cd
next. The Board then adjourned for the month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
THE TURF.

UNION CouRsE, L. L-TRorTryG.- Wedresddy
July 2, lsS6.-Mstcb $4,000, mile heats, best ms
ID harness Tbs race Know. Nothing paid forfeit TO
Flora. They trot.ed the same race, however, and
foIa won IN three heats easily. Soc vas the favote
Sloo to $50: There was large stten dance present
S 81 d Wednesday, July 2, lsssi
~ NC Nam, b. m Fi'rs Temple. .................ir
%cLsosnin DIX Lancet formerly Know. Nothips.2
lime First Heat. Secord Heat. Thrd Heat
hues......... ...1.f7 las
hLo ........ls3A $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

Total cash means s73O,o43 80. OK an average O.
ss7 30. or this amount the Hsnburg immigrants had
Sl37. 267. and the Bremen passengers e2a2 3se Is.
The following Is the weekly summary OF the affairs
of the Commission: o
Number Of emisrants arrived TO June u.s. les6.....5 $40
Nnuhsy July 1856 DID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

Tbese fremoht add puel
both the ddstes hsns Free Tnis The
tine H. TIE hist Of the Govern that such h
by parry Heretofore tbs different parties
have swsys their ddses from opposite sec
tJLs ofthe ULon But the fifteen Southera States are Ell
gle ctvfsl south o. Mason Dix
IL elected all will be ed entirely BY Northern
Couo The South stand such Administration Wo1d
hey sbeud they 10 expected tamey submit the
rule If Bseb Republican desposf Seffespect
Doips Ct their eoosrLi and undoabte ,ish under the
would be followed BY PROJECTED and bloc " civil
pescefu dissolution Ct the Ulion take plsee.
iluI hseueeK
The poos 1T way of getting votes in free country is
by making hreafs-as The Inteil,seacer will discover
IN due season. The Isteligencer argues that &" self
"rspect would Inevitably lead the South 10 secession
in case Fremont and Dayton elected for the SIM
pie that both At present residents of Free
Stats! 1t says this is the frs time in the history of
the Government that party has dared to take both
tanccates from Free States This shows bow hrtIe il
kDows Of the political history Of the country In 1924
the Deu ocratc party took both its candidates from
the Slave States; it DID again in 1929 when Jack.
ron and Calhoun were elected. Ia the sane year j.
q. Adams and Ricbaid Rusb, both from Free States.
were in opposition. In 1896 Hari-on and Gran.
ger, both hom Free Sates, we're run by the Wings
so that instead Of this being the frat tme that sec.
tiona ANIMATION has been made, it Is i, reality the
nm.
II "seK respect" did not the North to secede
when jackson and CAboun wee elected, whs. pecu-
sr dignity there attacbng TO the South that sboald
It 4Bre them 10 de on the esctoo Of Fremont and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
WORTH7ISNGWTIN1-

Prof Wood has discovered remedy for lhe gray and
bald which Is at once practicable cheap II requires
no dyeng no wig, extraordinary trouble There can
be no doubt whatever OF It's efficacy. We have seen ;est-
tnonais almost without number, from men OF great IN
teliigence, high standing and moral worth
Those who have been bald for years wearing their
own hair and appear ten years younger taau they did sx
months ago. As In most gray hairs and bald heads
are both premature and unnatural Is duty to remedy
them by the natural and unicubted means which Prof
Wood has Invented, and kindly the aictel-
Read his advertisements try his wonderful remedy and give
the Professor testimonial.
Price 81, Sc, $500 per bottle For sale by LAuamLINs
&BusHFfELp, Wholesale Druggists now
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
To WnoLEsALE
AKIN CorSrpy Dbrca,s-u
DALLEY,S MAGICAl PAIN lex.
up


INFLAMMATION and PAIN are nseparable as FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain pain produces in
aamaton Wherever there unnatural heat throbbng or
redness, matter whether II by fever hurt
sore poison rheumatism piles. scad or sting there
is inflammation hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subdued To
eompifs this the physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians Thousand Of the first and
most sagaeious persons who have MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced admit, that It's
control over inflammation Is Immediate
instantly alayng the pain, neutraring poison extracting
morbid seeretions and forcing
reneyins and healing. No burn, seaid sore or et Is
two severe to yield to t soothing and curing A
ply ii Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Is envelopedi Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of G. v oLtcKRSER co., proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
sS cts. per box. ttt3is7
All orders should be addressed TO CIV. ciiekener &
On" 81 BARCLAY ST New York. TsH. LOGAN 4 Co..
siess'n Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29


SINGULAR AID DGsTREsstNG 0ccURRsSoE.-On
Sunday last, DIR. James n. Bogardus, of Kings
ton. died in the city of New York very suddenly
and under curious circumstances. It appears
that he had, for two years, been engaged to Miss
Isabella Hamilton, also of Kingston, and on
two occasions the time was fixed for their uup.
tials, on each of which death presented a bar
rier tothe contamination Of their w;shes-on the
first instance, the death of his brothers child;
on the second, Miss Hamlton's sister lost achild.
On both Of these occasions the day was post
Poned, and they attended the funerals instead
of their own marriage ceremony
On Monday Of last week DIR. Bogardns came
to New York and put up at the Girard House.
IN Chambers street. and on retiring, complained
10 Or. Davis, with whom he was well acquainted.
that he was quite unwell. The following day
not feeling able to leave his bed, DIR. Sayre and
other eminent physicians were calledi in and con-
suited. After several DAYS attendance they
came to the conclusion that there was some
thing more than disease of the body in the case
oil their patient, and they intimateS to him the
fact, whereupon DR.. Bogardus frankly Informed
hismedical advisers that he was deeply attached
10 Young lady, to whom he was to be married
on Tuesday yesterday, that their marriage had
been twice frustrated by death, and he now
feared that his own illness would prove third
interposltlnn to his happiness.
Dr. Sayre perceiyiug the sad effect which the
fear otanotheF disappointment had upon his
mind suggested the propriety of sending tele-
graphic dispatch 10 Miss Hamilton to come to
New York without delay, for the purpose of
carrying out the wishes of DIR. Bogardus The
dispatch was accordingly sent, and Miss Hamil-
ton arrived about o'clock on Sunday morning.
and as early as possible some of their friends
residing IN Newark, were sent for to attend the
marriage ceremony. AT o'clock the same ciav
DR. Sayre visited his patient, and found him 50
much better that he considered that it would be
unnecessary TO attend again. At % o'clock the
parties We're united, aud DIR. Bogardus expressed
his thankfulness in being enabled to carry out
ms Intentions of marriage TO the lady in cues
ton Their friends then retired for a few mo
meptS for the purpose of partaking of some re-
treShments. He then remarked that he felt So
much better that he would get up. and at once
proceeded TO raise himselfin bed: his bride per
celying his efforts to rise, went to assist him
only 70 discover that he was expiring in her
arms She Instantly sprang to the ben and
rang for assistance hut before their friends cod =
reach the room he was corpse, and Yesterday
afternoon his remains were taken TO Kingston
on board the steamer North America, for inter-
ment The deeeasedwas member Of the Kings
ton Lodge Of Freemasons, and was very much
esteetned ny his brother members and. IN nccor-
dance with his previously expressed wish. no
wiil De attended by the Order to his last restine
place. '''s- = sssssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

PoRTE CRAYoS, the author of .yirginia Illus.
trated "a series of paper which were publish
ed in Harper's Magazine, and which have made
the name OF the author fam ous-paid a visit to
Lynchburg, Va, last week He is said to be an
t'unasstining gentleman, q man of enlarged
views, and thorough-going and true-hearted
yirginiansn as is now upon an artistic tour
through the southwestern portion of yirginia
and the South generally. Porte (says the Lynch
on Monday morning, accompanied by sone, but
not al, Of the beautiful Cousins. whose pres
ence rendered his former tour so delightful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

THE GREAT FIRE AT ST.. Lours.-By the de-
structiye fire at ST Louis on Wednesday night
last Anderson & Co. sustained alosss of SO, 600.
insured Lewis Scharty, loss S. 900, insured
Scott & Whitley, loss $1,000, insurance S, 600,
Wheeler & Co. loss 1000, insurance $4,000;
MeFaul { Co. loss $4,000, Insurance 81 900; jos.
e. Elder, loss 81, 600, insured; Belts & MeIlen.
loss So, 600, insured. The losses of llaree num-
Der of others are unknown. The total insurance
viii not cover the loss by $500, 600. The amount
of insurance inst. Louis is 1920 100 During
the fire, young man named Morals Princh.
clerk, was killed by the fall of wall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29


AFFA1Rs IN WAsHINeToS.-The well-informed
Washington correspondent of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, telegraphs that paper:
The Presidents Message is said to be nearly
completed. L understand that the President
claims Mr.. Buchanan's election as an endorse
ment of his Administration.
The Treasury Report will be very long, and
accompanied by many new commercial tables
The Secretary recommends the classification of
Collection Districts, with salaries ranging from
eight thousand to four hundred dollars
The Hon. S. l. Dillaye, Chairman, and other
members of the Board of General Appraisers,
are IN session here, framing new rules for the !
uniform appraisement Of merchandise. They
will report next week. ssss,. IS
A collection of all the rules and instructions
for collecting the revenue, is in preparation and
will accompany the annual report.
The Secretary of States's report will commu-
nicate a great mass of important correspondence
with Spain, England, Denmark, and Central and
South America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

SCHOOL PuNIsnsENrs IN ST.. LouIs.-The
board of school directors IN the city of St Louis
have passed the following resolution - .That
hencefcrth no teacher shall be allowed to inflict
Blows on the head in any manner; that the use
OF the rattan, or ike Instrument, upon the hand
IS prohibited; and that hrnising or manning the
hanl or any other part of the body, viii not be
tolerated; and this board wish it distinctly un-
derstood that, In accordance with powers reser-
we'd IN their rules, they will consider departure
from such restrictions good cause for inimediate
discharge from the service Of this board
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
BALLAgp,s NEW HArg pYg,---I. ,T,o,T,5 ...r, :. /,

BALLAgD,s NEW HAIR DYE-rs would s.en a.
B.rI,Ap had found ont the cEicaI constituents Of The ma.
tlra eoloring principle Of the half. Certainly The rich and
iastrous broRns or black Impaired by Hair Dye are NOT
surpassed by the living uss they perfectly initiate s
PrePataton pnquesoaabiy deserved the premium OBJ
tanned the word'. Fair, and the forri /, has
received fron the eminent CHEMISTS Of the uni.sd
States. neY5.t a.da,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
a CARD TO TEIEIAIaIEs

DR. DUPoNco's GOLDEN PEMAPE PILLS are Infsl
be in removing stoppages irregularities the menses
These Pills nothing new, hut used by the Doc.
tor for many years, both in France America with ui-
success in every and he Is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them make the Pills pub
lie for the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever, we preventive those ladies whose
health will not permit Increase Of family Pregnant fs-
males or those supposih are cautioned
against using these Pls the proprietor assumes no re-
spcnsibty after the above admonition athou Oh their mid.
ness would prevent iniuye health; otherwise these
psare recommended Directions accompany eae, box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHBTNs { BusHFTELp,
Il eenl Agents for Ohio county. No Is Monroe st.
Alsofor sale by T. H. LOGAN 4 co.
g. Bridge Corner Druggists.
AhoTaers mus. be addressed the above General
they will supply the Eade Propreors prices and send
the pills eonaaenally ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofhce
N. B.pr. Duponeos Golden pins, signature 81 Dapon.
every box other genuine. For particulars &c,
Cireuiar OF! Agents. gs,F apss-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

Curious CAsE.-Tt appears that in the county
Jail of Albany, there is man beyond the reach
of the committing magistrate and the law.
When arrested, he gave an assumed name,
which he seems to have forgotten, as he does
not answer to it, and the officers in charge have
forgotten the name. The jailor recollects hay-
ing locked him up, but he can't say when or
what name Under this state, the magistrateis
powerless, because he cannot bring him out of
Jail without discharge and that discharge must
contain the name under which he was commit
ted, and the iailor will not release him until a
warrant for his release is given. The Court has
no power, because he cannot legally be brought
before them. The Governor is equally lame in
law, because he is not under sentence of any
Court. There is no legal way by which he can
be brought outof Jail, but the magistrates who
locked him up, could, after they became satisfied
of his real name, come to an understanding by
which his name can be registered ON the Jail
Records and then discharge would be legal
But there is no law for such proceeding
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

TnE Masonic Fraternity of New York, among
whom for some years past slight dissension
has existed, are now in fair way to settle their
differences On Monday evening, 24th inst.
two of the Lodges who formerly hailed from St
Johns Grand Lodge, finding their position un.
comfortable by reason Of the great body of Ma
edge them as legitimate. renounced their allegi-
ance and made application TO be admitted to the
Grand Lodge of the State. We understand the
Deputy Grand Master has had their case in de-
liberation. and granted their request on consid-
Grafton of their performing the usual cereno-
MES required by the ancient regulations of the
Order. This was complied with, and one Lodge,
consisting Of sixty members, enrolled themselves
under the name of Mosaic Lodge; the other
upon name. Acapital supper was given by
the members to the Grand Officers, and the eve.
ming passed in great hilarity. We understand
that several other Lodges are about applying
for admission into the Grand Lodge, which num-
bers under its banner nearly four hundred
Lodges in the city and State.-N Y Tribune
. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

TnE ILL-FATED STEAMER LYossA1sE.-The pc.
turn of the steamer Marion, Capt Foster, to
New York, after a fruitless search for the miss
ing passengers and crew of the Lyonnaise, was
mentioned the other day fhe New York Times
gives the following as the opinion of Captain
FOSTER:
"From the fact that all the four boats which
left the sinking steamer except that of the Sec
ond mates boat, We're well provided with sails
and oars. with compasses and charts, and two
of them having experienced sea captains in com
mand, and being further well provisioned; and
from the further fact that the second mate saws
there were many sails in sight on the day he
was rescued. Capt. Foster expresses strong hopes
ward bound vessels. 0flthose who took to the
RATS, however, he entertained no hope of their
safety. as the heavy sea prevailing would have
made it impossible for them TO suryiye.H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
woele,'. IIsa.liss s.aa s.ss.s,lealn.

Tbs saye Is popular article Tor D9rns Cams Rbeurna-
tisn &c. Are your hands etappsd or rough, II 8. n.
7srreps 1sGtiag oiafnsat It IL an exesI,.n, remedy
for such purpesss.
For sale by n. II. LOGAN CO.,
noy2i Bridge Corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

FReE srrrRAGE NJ Norm eanoIa IA bill
has been introduced into the North Carolina
Legislature amending che constitutisa, and
allowing every vhitc male citizen OF .ngs, the
night Of voting at the elecdons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29

1t is estimated that 400 lives and 81 $50 900
in property have been lost in Atlantic steam
ships since the year 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
.,s.i '1s 1 q 'laI q ~
FARM For Sale.

KTHE improvements lafey occupied by sTfi
siier, VII be sold Tsahfie suction On Iis
ITe OF DeeeInbsF, i the hSest ildder- Said
situated Ia Ohio cVlittys Tirgia, sales from Wheeiing
ard the " road, three la-s frota she Mono.
eont4niuE hrnered and fortoue asp acres;
about Of cleared aud ia high Of
cultivation; balance we'll tribsre The land il NIi va
tered and EOn'f make good stoes farm.
Terms made day Of ssie Title DdtsputAbie-
FoT further Information enq=ire 81
HENRY s. THnRNBURGII,
Half mile from Tradelphia, Middle Wheeling Greet
6
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WILSON KING.

PROF WOOD: As about to prepare md Sena
your discovered Hair RystorRtivea as you re-
quest my opinion Of will STATE that my hair was few
ago. very gray aud aer using two bottles OF your
u resumed It's original color: and since ts
1ppheaon an dadEH has from my ead and
nave been troubled with dsagreeabie itching Of M
lam satisfied at those who It. will not regret
y. As !. gives The appearances Of having been recently oiled
are DESTROYS OF having beautiful head Of hair.
am. sir, ours, &c.
u Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
~ MAIN -SE NJ III Eel INLCI Il

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
lf4 MAIN. ST. WHEELING.
FAIL zfN1a WINT.ER TRADE
CSToSE q THOMAS pleasure in annSunciny that
they are nov in receipt Of their fun stock Fail
dry c Gods, Varieties n nd " iiiinery G cod. .
They have Just Second Fan Purchnses.
which, added to their former stock viii enable them 10 I.
sent to the Public han
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the arsest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice goods they have
ever offered 20 tie Public. ~ : = ~ <
To their former variety they added large stock Of
CaEeting and Hugs Of the latest designs makes
anu also beautiful line Of Rirs suitable for ID
winter frade.o bollI OF which, their stock
GENERALS, they invite the attention Of the Trade
having Deen In the EASTERN cities time preyfous 10
me late heavy rise In al kinds of Cotton Fabrics and bus.
past as well as directly from Importers and anufa
tnrers in some instances; they offer Inducrn.ps
70 Stose sls Ssyefs eliherb y the PIECE or ut RETAIL
10 meet the wants Of their rapidly Increasing Trade eY
have made and making ample 10 furnish
me P1ehe with Of the best selected stocks Of goods in
Ia this stock may be found fully
iso Yes sllksenhraeing some Of the finest imported
-, t'vn sreheh mertnoes, GAshmeres, Bombazinvs
As s1 ana alaag95eiasef every qnality aud color,
IN ~! striped Cashfneres and DelaiSes-imp ported.
Hna tioat Iihiacing Of the richest
QQan yds 6inghams, Debazes DelaiDes ana prips ara
e',vuy . OF Observation-Disclosures the largest lps II
american Woolens and Cotton goods kent bv AM. similar
'p TSe,, y NOT i py any house in the city
ana plsise the Public that upon heir part
shall be wanting to plsase.
tfy feel confident that they can cTe Inducements 10
49, 80 igers eSeelei BY no house the West, II
Car. totes and Boats for Customers =.
$3.50 ~ zssi"Ays on hands Prime live GeeseFeathers.
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PROP O. j, wooD- ss.nss' IA; A.. June l ~ issS-
As ron are about to manufacture and yend your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative III state for 6so
ever u may concern, that have and known ot.r
70 use hat have for several years. been IN the labIt Of
uss otner HAIR and that mud yours
TO any other know II entirely eeansss the head
OF aandrnn and with months proper use viii restore
Any to tbs ORIGINAL youthful color and texture
Evins II healthy soft and glossy appearance; and an this
the hands that apply it. or the dress ON
Hnc u uT9py WOULD therefore, recommend its use to
every one desrous Of having fine color and texture 10 the
hair- Respectfully, yours,