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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
rnNrESTrn N EcrInlN

MnwArkEE, March 5th-Inthe matter of the
contested election for Governor of Wisconsin.
between Gov. Barstow and Mr.. Bashford, his
competitor in the last canvass, the Supreme
Court has over-ru'e1 Barstow's plea as to irris-
diction, without deciding finally of the canvass.
Gov. Barstow has leave to put in further plead
ings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
SENTENCED

BosroN, March 5-Judgc Marsh this morning
sentenced Edward Coburn to ten months i'm
prisonment and a fine, and Benjamin Dalton to
five months imprisonment, for an assault upon
young Sumner; of which they were convicted
when tried for his murder.
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RAITIMnRR MARKEr

MARCH 5.-Aftcr market hours yesterday, q
600 bbls City Mills Flour sold at 81, for future
delivery, no sales to-day, Howard Street held ut
81, and City Mills at 7,12 Grain in good de-
mand, fair to choice white Wheat Goa, rs, red
l,55. Mixed Corn 59aG9. yellow GO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

WE did not have the pleasure of attending the
lecture of the Rev. ALEX. CAapBELL, on Tues
day night, our engagements not permitting US to
do So We understand large audience were
present, and that the learned lecturer fully sus-
tanned himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
SAILED.

NEw York, March 5th-The steamship Asia
sailed at noon for Liverpool with 60 passengers
and $56GOOO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

WE apprehend the statement in the city pa
pers, of apoOr Irish girl having her pockctpick
ed of SIS, on Saturday morning, in the2dWard
Market, originated insome idlereports, and up
Improper investigation, will be found not to be
true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
rHE AMERICA,s MAms

WASHINGTON, March 5,-The foreign mails
by the America contain nothing concerning our
difficulties with England of any moment. Adj
vices from our foreign Ministers induce the con-
viction that peace will be consummated at Paris
by full understanding between France, Rus
STA and Austria. Although France may at the
Outset favor the demands of England, the prob
ability is that when they are claimed persistent
", France will decline further prosecution of
war on their account
If Mr.. Champion should Immediately send the
required explanation in answer to MIR. Marcy's
demand and Lord Clarendon still be detained at
Paris Mr.. Addington, permanent Foreign Sec
rotary, will doubtless answer for the British
Government, under instructions from Lord Pal
merston.
There is an evident disposition in England to
create divisions in the United States through the
influence of the Press or of Congress, and thus
weaken the gronud of the Administration.
Lord Palmerston is understood to be prepared
for any point short of Mr.. Champions depar-
ture, which involves the whole of the present is
sue
Mr.. Buchanan has not written that he would
withdraw before his successors presentation;
but he has said positively that he must be at
home before the lst of April for attention to his
private affairs. 1t is not Improbable therefore
that he may sail before Mr.. Dallas arrives.
--ssos-.----s-
ARRIVED AT NORFOLK.
Fn
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The Adams Express Company.
OFFICE M'LCRE HOUSE, WHEELING, va.
HsSszsa gsi.zzas5a z5Ez5sz.a 80 Sill
SSsfsSS. S1sSFsS. $500 Esssg s.sR
REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
New York, IshiIadelphin a. baltimore

THE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
i conveyance of
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, AND FREIGHT ALL KINDS.
charge of special messengers is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling (by Railroad drectl to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
CINCINNATI Louisville, indianapolis, Chicago and St. Louis.
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio Railroad ~ O'clk, P.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad mt O'Clock, r. NJ.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland roledo and Northern Ohio at
o'clock A. NJ.
Duttrr Poultry, Produce of all kinds delivered six
teen hours to Baltimore. n. P!GMAN, Agent,
as25 Adams Express Co.
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TIE rates of freight yesterday at Cincinnati
were, for New Orleans 81 80 per Dbl for whisky
and 60 cents for flour; for Nashville, whisky 81
and pound freights soc. per 100; for Pittsburgh
25c per hundred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
ERnM THE S0nru

BAIT, March 5.-The Southern mail brings
Orleans papers of Thursday. Manyof the tribn-
taries of the Lower Mississippi were rising rapid
ly, and the community were anticipating
busting time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

The ErsA Insurance CoNPAxr-Tn pub
fishing the following card the Mcssrs. Warren,
there is one fact not stated by them, SO highly
creditablo to the lEtna Insurance Company and
its agent in this city, that we mention it our
selves, viz: That the insurance money acknowl-
edged in the card, was paid sixty days in adj
vance of the time allotted by the regulations of
the Company, for paying losses. The financial
condition of the Company being so good, it mat
tiers but little to them at what time losses are
made good after they occur.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

Tas river had ceased rising last night atdarls
but when the rise Of yesterday at Pittsburgh
reaches us, it will probably afford water enough
to set the ice adrift
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
THE P4CIFIC

New York, March 5.-The Pacific left Liver
pool with 10 passengers, and officers and crew,
numbering 14l. The vessel, cargo and freight
money was insured for Sc, OOO, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
CINCINNATI MARKET

MARCH 5.-Flour firm, sales at 5,75a69O-
Whisky continues active at 2Oa201-8. Pro-
vision market steady at yesterdays quotations
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NEW YORK CATrLE MARKET

MARCH 5-offerings of Beef Cattle 5000 head
and prices firm at sa12 Sheep considerably
lower, $500 head sold. Swine steady, sales of
{. 600 head.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

'CmcAGo, March 5--AIr Dyer, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, was elected yesterday by
400 maj. The Council stands: 4 Republicans, 3
Democrats.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

CIS., March 4-noon.-River fallen feet.
PTrrsBURGH, March 5-Riyer has been falling
slowly since yesterday. Weather quite cold,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

One hundred and fifty shares of the st. Louis
Gas Light Company, par value, $50 each, were
sold in that city on Monday last at $6S share.
-ETc.
Stock in the Wheeling Gas Company is in
demand at 1876 per share, the par value of which
is S25.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD.
go gszs go sSss5a So


Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAhv, (sHnday night excepted9 between Rich
Il mUnd and Washington City via Gordonsvile and Alex
andria.
Hours Of departure at Rich.
mond. 6:I5 A. NJ. and 1880 p N.
Returning leave Washington. A. M.Ind Pm.
and
Arrive a. Richmond T. NJ and AN.
mOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being In excellent ORDER and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
Of always securing connections, shown by arr
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE RIcuNoSD WASHINGTON.
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the two DepO free Of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be Obtanel between DanYille and
Washington At the Terminus of the Road nearly
Pleted to Danvie An Agent of the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danyie Road, and at
tend to their baggage all the Wayto Washington the Bal
timOre Depot.
by the mail line by the old steamboat
route.
THERE'S change the night line, between Rich
mOnl and Alexandria fvl
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rance public would whole amount
Insurance on their Soap Factory destroyed by
Saturday eSi of February, promptly paid
by the Agent, w F. PETERsoS, ESQ.,
We take pleasure in recommending said Company to the
patronage of the Community.
nhs:lt WARREN SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

We are indebted to the pOIitcness of Mr.. Da-
wilson, Baggage Master on the B. & o. Rail
road, for eastern papers in ADVANCE of the mail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
Improved Artincial Teeth.

DR J. ALLEN, Professor in the Ohio College OF Dem
IL tai Surgery. invites attention 70 his highly Improved
method constructing Artificial DentuFeS which combine
the following advantages:
vtlate the saliva OF infect the breath, not the
slightest moisture get between the teeth and plate
An Artificial Gum, which Is as Tm and tdcsructtble a.
base which unites them 70 each other and to the plate upon
which they set This imparts TO the teeth that Pc
culiar expression and feEe appearance which
s. Great strength is Obtained by uniting the teeth
and plate, and ordinary force OF mascatng, can
break them from their base.
T. clear and distinct articulation speech is restored
This important change effected by having the inside of the
teeth and gum Of natural form To this form the tongue Is
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue TO
the denture Kissing mued sounds IN speak
ciaI teeth
be restored they have become sunEen
This is done by OF additional attachments 10 the
formed bring the sunEen portions and sustain them
in their proper position They covered with the above
dcntuc when rightly formed cannot be detected By the
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks 10
their original nneSs and also the natural form and express
sion of the moutand lips has been well tested having been
made special feature in the LOT several
kenesses which have been taken OF persons without this
Improvement and also with it, be at his otce show
ing the great change in which Is produced In the
cOuntenances Of individuals wearing dentures
ed upon principle which the biO invited to call
and examine together with other specimens Of his work. not
g. Tie plates usually employed this work Patina,
the purity OF which prevents the slightest tarnlsh
pleasant In the mouth, In Short this system embraces
many new and Important features Which rendily appr
hy wearing artificial dentures this pTincl
testimonials can be gen from eminent Dentists the
Gus parts OF the Union and persons wearing the work this
Dr. ALLEN has arrangements by which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance Immediately on arrival
'''s't' y So 20 ). ALLEN, No. 80 Bond street
r. sPersons desiring any further Information in refer
postage, by sending note with address TO Dr. j. ALDEN
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The best extra family flour is now selling in
GAINESVILLE at SO per barrel How much more
ought it to worth in Wheeling!
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Also, nov ready the eighteenth EDITION Of
THE
HIDDEN p A TF
ny MARION 5HAHIAND

Author Of Alone
rgina's fair daughter has given another Of those
picturings that tell upon the heart We almost say as
Sc s. tIsabel 4 weary, and you rested neand you
taught hOpe The young Who walk WearIly and Alone in
the path Of life, perhaps gather strength
from the contemplation Of Beals' gentle faith and endu.
rance There Is many Hidden Path near the dusty high
lead least either in time eternity TO peaceful vale
beyond Il enhances not ne the interest Of the work 70
BEL LQdies Repository
The above be ordered through Booksellers and OF the
Publishers. DERBY JACKSON,
mh5;daw ll9 Nassau 81 New York
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New Fall and Winter Goods
S. RIG ELS,
M. I. Snri00 F07Se

T HAVE recently returned from New York. where have
supplied myself with most gorgeous stock of Goods in
NY line, for cold weather, consisting Of BroadcOths, all col
and qualities Beaver Cloths of superior quality for
king Over-coats- Fancy and plain Cassmeres.
VESTINGS.
Silk Velvet SILK, Satin. Merno and many other styles, all
Of which do think little superior to anything that
be found in this market, and which prepared to make
to measure, in superior STYLES.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
am making up beautiful assortment of Clothing,
and will keep hereafter general stock Of Ready Made
Goods, from the very finest materials down medium and
common.
have also very beautiful stock of Furnishing Goods,
such fine Shirts and Drawers, and Merino and White
Shirts.
have the best assortment Of silk and Satin Ties Alarge
always hand Also CravRts and Collars and every
article usually kept in Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment, all of which will sell very cheap for cash.
~ Please give a call.
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Wholesale
CLOTHING, AND DRY GOODS

House,
TINE STEIN BROTHERS take this method Of ipforpIny
their numerous customers, particularly those throuC.
out the West, that their large and well known BrSTe
Clothing House they have added -
WH0LkH4Lk DRl- GOODS DEPARTMENTS =
Which stocked with all the Foreign and Domestic Pnbys
'd .I TO the Dry Goods Trade generally.
Iheir arrangements With European Manufacturers are
he Goods desired by CIoher Merchant Tsors and Deal.
rs IN all descriptions Of Dry Goods.
Their stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
sill be as varied and excellent any to be found in The mar
'ccRble and seasonnhlr. " - :
Clotcrs, Merchant TalOrs, and Dealers In Dry Goods
Generally respectfully invited our new ana Ee.
amt Warehouse, No 995 baltimore street. where In each Of
nc hvc spacious stories will be found stock which cannot
all 10 meet the most varied and extensive dcmands
fvl9 I'm
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ARRIVED AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, March 5-The us steam higate
Merrimac arrived from the tTial IMP on which
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THE Law oF NEWsPAPERs

WE direct attention to the advertisement for
the sale of Bank Stock and city lots, at private
sale and auction.
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New York Advertisements.
ALRRnr FIJI RsS9nnmAR

Alb ~ q. EttWEH41E 3 EFSWN'a
Advertising Corresponding ONCE, 30. s6J Broadway,
Opposite the Paris New York.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
FASHIONABLE Welding, Visiting, Complimentary aud
business Cards, Notaria Consular and Commercial seals
and Seal Presses Certificate OF Stock, and Deposit s OF
Ladng and Exchange, Checks, Drafts Notes of Hand, Bin
Heads Circulars, Show Cards. Labels Designing and Engra
wing Wood every variety Engraving and Printing
viii forward specimens by mail, Ton application with p o.
Atamp) Orders By mail promptly attended Terms
sOnable. Address WM " DUNNELL,
jnssiaW9m 1875 Broadway, cur. Dey ST., \. T,
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Notice.
TREAsuaERs OFFIcE BLIT & Ono RAnRoADCo.l
FEBRUARY 81, 1856. =
NOTICE to Dealers In Lumber, Iron other metals
IN Hardware, Dry Goods Glass Gus, Paints Stationery
other Miscellaneous articles used the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Company, in the varaus departments Of It's
service.
SEALED PROPOSALS for supply Of All such articles
by for period Of SIX months, wiz be received up
OF the Goth March once,
proposal and lists Of the articles wanted
KIN be furnished application The Company
itself the right to accept any proposal whole
in part, as il may judge proper.
sea61au4s Treasurer :
(FFOm Belfast, IFelnnd.)
LATE INFORMATION OF ~
IHISEt LINENS
and Linen cambric handkerchief
WE have just direct from Ireland, very large
w quantity q choice Irish Linens manufactured
pressty for rs and warranted al pure fax
epiedse Ourselves to sen these Linens cheap the
can be fnrehaSed in anY 81 the Eastern cities
ALSo-a large stock q Linen CambEic Handkerehefs-
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
nanca business Of the Inteseneer should be addressed
the PrOprietors
Letterseoneeruna the editorial department paper
or them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only one side Of the paper.
An observance Of the above rules viii greatly OblEe
and prompt attention to correspondents than
they might otherwise receive
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
who do not give express notice
ray, considered wishing to continue their subscrp
tOns.
2 subscribers order the iscontnuasee Of their PERI
Oeal the publisher may continue to send them until all
re;Iragcs are pail.
aIf subscribers neglect take their periodi
Gals from the Offices which they directed they are held
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
IF subscribers to other places without nform
ing the publishers and the sent to the former d.
rectOn, they are held responsible.
5Te Courts decided that refusing take reriodf-
Gals from the Office removing and leaving them uncaled
for, is DriR,d Ecit evidence of intentional fraud.
WE direct attention to the advertisement for
the sale of Bank Stock and city lots, at private
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r. S-Persons desiring any further Information In refer
above, furnished with pamphlets, free
postage by sending note with address TO Dr. j. ALDEN
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Sundries.
1In SACKS of Rio Coffee;
IlO Heroes Rice;
5 bbls.P averiEed Sugar.
Crushed
8 Soft Crushed Sugar
8 hhds. n. o. Sugar;
1i boxes Chocolate;
46D lbs. Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pipes
- bbls- No. 3 medium Maekerel;
IS boxes 40. Herring;
10 bbls Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and for saieby
ALEX, TURNER,
fee9 AslOdeon Buildings, Main 1t.
KID GL0REa
ITyEhaye just received per Express nice lot Of JON.
w WINS ceebFated Kid Gloves, assorted skies and Spring
s2 fess HE1sKI1L & sEEAR1SGrS.
. ma T. H. LOGAN co.
sss itLOFER SEQ
I6A BUgH Clover Seed received and for sale by
IOO FILL GEO. K. Mc1fEcHEN.
- IIH0THY SEED.
60 Bus, 0hto SEED, tof salebS
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ETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
neal business Of the teseneer should be addressed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Indian Corn aIsal raa Com Bread

r. j. arl t'ai moro r pie w|uli eat corn
bread. &c ihcy knew h,v o cD'k g. IN
q" experienced h0u,eEcrrr." lns furnished
o.. with s,mr -,,i rscai'.. which We come
mrul % inexperienced h1usrkrcrrr. \
hu.n.l or curu c1u'aits moro uutr.mrni
than q hu,hel n wheat The latter i, not
.rrnsrally considered Gt ., e,t unlrs. ground
very fne and h0ltd ltisa mistake, how.
ever Indian corn ,rJs'.I iu e.. same way
i' nearly spoiled l. never should w.
ground fine. ~ tu, b. remembered.
Fine meal may hr eaten when 'rr,h ground,
rnt 70 will not keep sweet. o., broken oll
clohulr. become rancid anl hitter.
C.rn Cats. made ofmcll AMI water with
q llil,, .alt, miHrl ini. a ,,iT dough very
thoroughly, and hakcl on q h1arl, hsinr' q
hp' fr,. or in hot oven. or in li''l' c1kc-
on a griIllr, till entirely done, are very
sweet. Wholesome uul
Corn and What BraI Is wholesome AMI
nutritious, aui easily made, if You know
how. Stir two ta.crr,ul It white meal
in Pint u hot water lor each loaf free u
oi humps. and lrt il stand twenty-iour hours.
Boil two or thrrc potatoes, peel and slice,
and mach in a pint orvatgr. which thick"n
with -four till it Is s,if batter, and then add
half tca.cuplul Of bakers yeast. You
will u.s. about onc-thirI as much meal,
scallrl as above, as ygu do Of h,ur kncad
the meal and yeast, and sponge, and add a
lir,lr alt with the h0ur al together, aud
work it well, aud mould in pans u riso moi-
cra,sly, and then bake, ut first, in a hot
oven. Til. brad will D., moist, and morc
nutritious aud moro healthy than If it were
an a,ur.
Bpol,rlsai Ca,es Aro improved by adding
corn meal. prepared in the same way, in
about the same proportion As for bread. \
little wheat n,ur my hc added TO advan-
tagc Don't let your batter oygr.ris, aud
,Jur, and never u.c ,alsratus IL it docs.
Com MAJ Puddiay may be made Of yell
low meal stirred into scallci milk till as
thick as Cruel, and, when cooled, add gin.
g.r. cinnamon, nutmeg, sAlt, aud swccteniug
a. suit the taste, aud a lit,lc fnc-cut suct.
and some raisins, or dried peaches, or a fine
cut apple. 1t should bake an hour or more
-accpr,IInr 10 size.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

fully explain il. II accounts Tor 1t only in
part Il Is only on the surposiiinn OF in
creased production. as well as increased
prices, that fully accounts lor all We scc.
But We may ro a stop further, and with
confidence APPEAL to the farms and crops
themselves. Who doe. not $40, almost oy-
crvwhcrc. more thorough cultivation and
liberal manurin-. and more vigorous
growth u almost all crops planted AMI -ow.
cl' Who dos not know, that while the
number of acre. put under cultivation is
not very materially increased, that almost
every farmer has NOR, potatoes, corn, beans
and th, different kinds oi grains, and moro
forage in DO, harms, than a few years since
There may not h' a very crra, increase in.
duilualIv. Observation-Disclosures.
cls ol the several crops cultivated, produced
hy each farmer NAV hc smnll-it may ho
hut TN or twrnty bushels OF the whole hut
in the aggregate, it amounts On q sr,atdcal.
There arr 5000 f,rn, in O.. state, and II
thcr, was only an average increase of pro-
dur,I1n 9, "a farm of hlt ten bushels, the
aggregate would amount 90 iO1 500 hush-
s',, which would much moro than Tay ln
ono wear no tr1t h-. ever boon expended to
f,.;ra-rirnl,ur1l improvement. hui who
can doubt there ha, been this average in-