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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02
fRr,m she St. Ioais Deuoaa.l
LETTER FROM COL. BENTON.
By permission of the recipient We give pub
fcity to the following characteristic letter from


By permission of the recipient We give pub
licity to the following characteristic letter from
our venerable ex-senator:
WAsHNGToN March 19, 1856.
Ag Deqr Sfr:-I have to thank you for your
kind letters and for Ill the friendly sentiments
expressed, and Of those the personal part is the
most agreeable. The personal feelings of my
friends towards me is Whist 1 have to cherish
most hereafter. IneTer SAW theday would be
willing to- bea candidate for the Presidency, and
am now further from it than ever. No earthly
consideration could make me q candidate. The
Senate was agreeable to me, when there was
q chance to do sOmethinglfor the State or the
United States But that chance seems now to
be over, and all craftsmanship redncedto 6. hur-
rah on one side or the other of Slavery. Even
I local interests IN our State seem to be crushed
under it-as, the Pacific Railroad.
I am now far advanced in my second volume.
The publishers are about 5Os pages deep in the
printing, and am hundred pages ahead Of
the compoSitors in the writing rise at day
break and work till midnight, with an internal
of one or two hours recreation on horseback
| As soon as my work is finished, which will be
come time in april, shall come to Missouri, and
of course shall have to speak-to what extent
do not know-but certainly only for the general
purpose of aiding my friends and the Democrat
ic cause, and without any view to a personal
consequence. Congress is no longer desirable
| to me; politics have run down too low TO have
any attraction for me. 1 spent thirty years of
my life in a contest of great principles-of great
measures great men, and cannot wear out
the remainder of my daysin slavery agitation,
either on the one side or the other of it.
Ihave work enough marked OFT to occupy
| the remainder oflny life, and of kind to be
peasant and profitable to me, if not beneacialto
4 future generation-vhich think it may be.
| L propose to abridge the debates of Congress
from 1TSV to 1850; also to continue my history
from 1850 to the day of my death. This is work
enough for me, and gilmore dignity 60 say moth
| ing Of anything else) than acting part in
slavery agitation, which is now the work of both
parties, and which, 10 my opinion is to lend dis
astrously for the Union let which side will pre-
vail A man, unconnected with the agitation, is
what the country wants
Your friend, THOMAS II. BESrOS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02
ARE YOu SICKp.


Then you cured Don't delay until your
complaint Is incuraSe and mourn when 1t Is too late
OF all the which people the church yards
iEhtbe cured by Ayers oathsrc Pills. II taken in season
Don't 20 dragging through Spring, faint sleepy and list
less, because your blood loaded With bile Don't wear the
Headache Heartburn aud their kindred disorders, because
your stomach Is foul parade yourself around the
world covered Pmpes Blotehss, Ulcers, Sores and all
or any of the uneean diseases Of the n because
tenn wants eieaasng yourself about lean bag
gard ali IN because your stomach and Bowels need
strengthening healthy action. Ayers pills st these
things right as surely quenehes Orc They purify
body and blood and restore their functions into healthy
activity which yoa eanfesl quick theaFe taken. They
are hs one great medical wonder this age, recognized by
All who know their virtues and many thousands know the
Take the Garry Pictorial Tor Cough, and the F4 for all
arrangements requiring . Purs st7e medicine.
Prepared by Dr.. j. Q. Arm, Lowell aehpsets-and
sold by ali Drussisss 10 Wheeling.
A. Q. GOOD CO., wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

DALLgYfs GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation from the sererest
burns or scaids in twenty mInptesand that
wiz heal the wounds without scas eeetualy Fe
yer sores-salt RheuH-IndamrnAeory RhnumatisniSore
and InHamed Rruises-od and Ulcer
ated sore1-scad Hsad-cOrns and Bunions-Eryspeas--
sprains neutrality-suspicious. Chnbinnsbes
Of 1usec.s-sEeIed broken EEupons-and all
other Iuaumater and diseases where the pnrss
affected can be reached. {.
Don't the many diseases named to be
cured by only one few but positive
properties DALEY save alone contains and
heretofore enumeratedone to ourean reach not alone
disease, not enumerated
oueryDS not regular bred hysfcidhs Prescrf6e eoio-
mel fa,r4rdly for scOres ofdigarent disedsssI
Each box Of sSuSE DALLxr's P4I KxrhAcroH has upon
Steel Plate engraved with the signatures of CIV
CLICKESER & CO., PROJECTORS, and HENRY. DALEY,
manufacturer, an oshers Price IS eents
per box.
tB.ui orders should be addressed to C. V. CsEner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAUGHLLSS DE- BUtsHFIELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the us. sP1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

RIo.DE.JAxEIRo COFFEE MAExyr.-our mar
ket opened on the 20 ult, from which date to ar
rival Of the packet on the I'd instant $4,000 bags
were disposed Of at 5I15a05G6oo. according to
quality, principally at 6IlOa5I3O0 for roundilots
Of all grades; $1,000 having been paid for selec-
tons Of gOodstirSts 70 superiorS The market,
upon the arrival Of the packet being firm at
5ItO0a5l500 for lots, and hI6s0a5!s00 for selec-
tons. The news from the United States, per
the packet, caused increased firmness int tho mar
ket, and dealers advanced their demands to
6f500a5I60o for lots, and $500 for selections
Since her arrival transactions have been restrict
ed to 10 900 bags at $1,000 for the United States.
A predicted in the early part of this crop sea-
son our receipts have fallen off very materially
during the past two months, and the most scep-
teal acknowledge that VIC must have moderate
exports and high prices for the rest of the sea-
son. Wequotc lots 81 400a6i 900; good frsts and
superiors 5i600a5l 1900 per arrobe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02


TRE FRAcAs N HAvASA.-rhe fracas in Ha-
Vanai IN which two or three English naval off
GERS were engaged, and which seems to have
been the cause of some temporary excitement
has been very much misrepresented and exag-
SSrated II il but simple justice that, in the
present critical relations between the two cdun-
tries, when parties arc quick to take offence,
and not disposed TO cultivate an amicable mood
Of feeling, the incidents of this unpleasant affair
shodldbe faithfully represented We have re-
CeiYed from friend, IN whom We have implicit
confidence, detailed circumstantial statement
az the difficulty, the substance of which VIC will
give, Ia order to remove the false impressions
that many are laboring under. The narrative is
siiecinctiy as follows:
a small party Of English officers attached to
the Ship-ofthe line Powerfuiwere returning from
an evening entertainments at the British Consul's.
It beinglatein the evening, and the party un-
acquainted with the locality, two Of the officers
Jumped np behind 9 Yolante, in which there
were two ladies also returning from the party
The officers Immediately asked permission Of
the ladies toIide behind thew olante, which was
granted % them. After proceeding . short dis
tsnce the horse. fell down, snd the ladies were
! taken into large Yolante, driven by relative.
One of the officers was invited to take seatin-
side md The ntherFods behind On arriving at
the residence Of the iadies the party separated
mn friendly terms, the volante be loaned to the
officers 70 take them TO thecafe wheFo they lodg-
ed. On the next day it was represented to the
American Consul that the ladies had been insult
81, upon ascertaiuing which the officers made
ID ample apology. which was accepted
- This brief narrative embraces all the material
hets, a. given officially TO the captain Of the
Powe+4iL
Il Z proper 10 say that Capt. Massie, Of tho
Powerful exhibited great deal Of solieitude AZ
eoSn Is be aseertained that the ladies had been
annoyed By the forward eopdnet Of his OHceFE
me matter mas investigated and after the off
cers had explained ERsy what was offensive IN
heir e6sduet, snd spolosiz fof tie same, the
ssRtsir, e . nFon ne s,aSieet,
d IL SalesEj . @ lss5 sTed nints1tiohally
ana8Ysa sts1z
- ~. ~ ~ f-esa 3sFsts conduct Of
Il IA NIL has served
d ~ q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02
ZOE CHRISTMAS AND VIEW lE4R,S
DIP &c ENINS

ADAMS, Premium DagueTreotypist has the pleasure of
informing the citizens Of wheeling producing by
the aid Of ne,o chemical agent AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore They Of such brlliancy,
boldness and artistic Gnh excite the admiration Of
every one Including who have visited the most eee-
erer srtr."
pivs Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Rcmembsrhc Gallery, Main and untsn
streets dcI5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

Hopes are entertained that other boats o
the John Rutledge may have been picked up
Young Nyc says that the life boat in which the
captain and his party got Was twenty-five feet
long, and in al respects well equipped. She
had plenty ofrockets and blue lights with which
toatEact the attention of passing ships.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

WORTHLESS Norm CAROLINA BASE NorEs.-
The cashier of the Bank OF Wilmington, n. c.,
cautions the public against receiving any. Of the
IS and $40 notes on that bank which were lost
by the late accident on the Seaboard and Roam
oke Railroad. The total amount of these notes
was 5000 in blank impressions How many
were burned at the time Of the accident is un-
known A few only have been recovered, and
those that were not destroyed, will it is feared,
be fraudulently filed up and put in circulation.
The notes were, of course, the impression of two
different plates, and the cashier says:
After issuing FIVE thousand impressions of
each of these plates $500, oOO,) We changed the
style of the red letters. The red letters of the
first issue arestfaight at top and bottom; those
of the last issue Cost notes. arc Of cured OUT
lines entirey-their position on the ten is chang
cd-in the first instance the I and n are above
the signatures, in the last, these letters are pa
ted lower, and cross the signature lines.
On the five the difference is only in the form
Of the red Jefferson the first issueit is straight
at the top and bottom on the last it is of cured
outlines entirely. 0fthis last We have issued of
the tens 800 impressions, No. 6,00l to |, 1900
and of the five 200 impressions, No. 5,00I to
5,20O-in all IL, 600 dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02
'BABIES TAKEN TILL. 3 p. M, IN
TWO SECONDS"


This sign soon caught the eyes of middle
aged woman-but let our friend tell his story in
his own way:
.'Bless tho Lord for that" exclaimed the wo-
man, who with three or four young ones in her
arms, stood gazing upon the announcement
tBless the L0rdl Relief has come at last =
Babies taken till p. NJ. III go right in and
let him take his pick out of them. I'm tired of
them"
She started in, but was met by the worthy ar
fist himself, who was on his way to the street.
Good morning, lnadaIn, walk uP. What can
do for you to-day.
Two Of the brats commenced crying.
care you the man that takes babies:"
20 yes, with the greatest ease"
The old lady cast a lingering look at her
young brood, as il she was bidding them adIeu
for ever:
Il guess yOu amt particular what kind of ba.
bies you take?"
at matters not, madam; have taken all
kinds"
The woman gave the artist suspicious look,
as much as to say, what sort of a man are your
'sYou have taken all kinds! Then | guess
you'll have no objections to taking these brawl-
ing things here at my brcast!"
4.oh, it would give me pleasure, madam, to
take these CRYING babies Had l not better take
all of them at once?"
The old woman drew back in astonishment
can at onceF" said she And do you pre-
tend to say that you will take all of these dirty,
good-for-nothing, squalling brats at oncc?"
Nothing would give me more delight, an
swered he, in his usually agreeable manner II
have taken more than that at once, fifty times.
"Well, YOU eau take thcm," said the old wo-
man, as she approached him; "but before you
do so, 1 would like to know what you are going
The artist saw his mistake, and attempted to
back ont ION second thought" he said, II
will not take your interesting little group, 1t
would be cruel to deprive mother of so many
of her beautiful children"
.Oh! yes. . she insisted, ''you can take them"
'But, my dear madam, commenced the artist,
turning away inalarm, ''recoIleet that
Never mind, take them along; there's plenty
more ,oherc these come from !"
The artist was obliged to explain the mistake,
and the woman left in disgust
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

-Col Garland, the defaulting City Treas
urer Of New Orleans, shares the cell of muir
dsrer. It iss curious fact that the first husband
Of his present wife was the icfsulting cashier of
a bank at Havana, and procured divorce from
him on account ofhis bad character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

AF1ESD1sH Acr-Son time since, We received
an anonymous letter, desiring us to notify the
public not to travel on the Central Ohio Railroad.
This letter we Immediately forwarded to the SUI
perintendent ofthc Road.
We learn that on Thursday night, the spikes
of one of the rails on the Road, near Blackjack
station, were taken outand tho rail moved to one
side, with the manifest design Throwing theen-
gine off the track. Fortunately discovery was
made in season to prevent an accident. On the
same night, the Company's blacksmith shop 1t
Blackjack was set on fire and burned down.
-Four men, John Dutton, VIM. Brown, John
Ryan and John Devine, suspected of being con-
cerned in these nefarious transactions, were yes
terlay arrested by Marshal WakeInan, and are
held TO bail in $500 each for their appearance
heforg the Mayor, on Monday next, at 3 Q, clock
P M Columbus 77iEct
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

.rt-yHe learn says the Charlestown Virgin
iaal Advocate, that by the will Of the late Capt.
james A. Terrell, mho died in this place last
Tuesday, eighty or ninety vcTyIyhluable negroes
ere emincipsted, and ample provisions made for
their removal to Liberia, or to some one of the
Free states. 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

SrRxsE Man. RourI.-The maillfor California
from Utah, in January las, was carried over the
Sierra Nevada mountains by Norwegian, who
footedSit on snow shoes seven feet long and four
inches wide, in the form of skates, He showed
Effttrn,ralf .nih,r sriEIf s. mic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

1SvErrRATE SSrFr TAKERs- was an
inyeterate knuffer. and it is recorded in history
that he once left his room for fcw moments
and returned to takehis snuff box from the mnll-
tel.pieco. He thought the snuff felt strangely,
and calling to dog that was lying near him,
administered pinch. The poor animal soon
became more cautious after this, and kent his
snuff in his waisteoat pocket, which he had
sheathed with tin. This was remarkable ex
hibition ofa presentiment or intuitive idea that
was guarding the destinics of this great man,
and fit had been an occurrence of the present
day would be attributed to spiritualism.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

H The ship Caravan. Capt. Sands, from
liverpool, which arrived at Now York on Thurs:
day, brings 1865 passengers, who are bound for
the Mormon region. ThcrO was one wedding,
three births, aud two deaths, during the voyage.
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SPRING RLEcT TON

I'VE charge TfvE DoLrARs for inserting nominations for
sherin be paid Invariably in advance PsOps mot eo-
plying with this rule. WIN .usrsssaa uhy t'ir announces
nents do not apPear.l
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Fine Cigars and Tobacco.
Rn00 LA NAPOLEON CIGARS;
OAylJO 2NOh La Orleans ''
1000 La PrimaYera, large;
5000 sciiaita Cigars;
1000 Fortuna
1000 Isabel
1000 No Principe
5000 Jenny LIniS
% butts Eldorado Tobacco;
Virginia q
10 boxes y IIowards Lumpdo;
10 Wadeis y H.
Just received and for sale low for cash by
wM. TAYLOR, No. 16s Main st.
mkle Sign Of Grand Turk.
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wgI. a. Is ArOmEI oIs,s mAIE DYE.

WIZ. A. RNrOIIEI 0Is's HAIR DIVE.
GREY Red, or Rusty Dyed instantly to beautfal
aud black without e least injury to Hair
skim.
FiErEE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS been awarded town.
A. Bachelor 1885, $4,000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his patrons his Dye
Prejudice aganEt Dying hair and WHISPERS unjust as
would be against covering bald head with wig.
WA BA1cHRLoR's SiE Ore produces color not TO be
distinguished nature warranted 70 ure IN
the least however long 1t maybe continued
Made sold or applied Tin private rOOmsl at the Wig rae,o-
~, sSs Broadway, NY.
Sold of the unted States, by Drug
glsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
SY-The Genuine the name and address upon seel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BATOiIELoR,
2ss broadway, New York.
por sal. ,ho,..nis and retail by