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FEYERS.
There every Of country the present tine
greater prcTrr of t"'rra than nsu. Among the Inob
fatal and general, notice ttat
Tclew Fesp',
Bilious Fever,
Fever and Acur
Typ'Ds Fever,
Scllet Fever,
ship Fever
Gitngts Fever
Nervous Fever,
CongeStve Fever,
Brain Fever,
Bon. Fever,
lang Fever, etc,
IL, mo-, prayajrn The regular fcuty in their treatment
d lvv,,, ba lizzie The fearful loss Of
life folu~, the prr-et practice in the good old times
Sick with pain the toe WAS dreined sufficient 10
lay tl-c victim up Il work.
PREVENTIVE.
ll experience Frederick b Page Of Edwards Depot
Mis- with L Always READY RELIEF, aa preventive Of
AMI Other infections Fcvers together with tie experience
Of llg people who have been cured Of the most m"lis
I+u Fryrrs spirric ,hoers and other dangerous dtsee
~oud .uccrvrry pcr Keep stock Of this "r at remedy
av..> or, ,rtr plantations Will RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF rt EF';tLATORS will save the tY"H" your e"-
plo l!rH death. either by pestential Diseases OF organic de
rau"ttnet when tie human = ater i under
c.rle influence of Railways Really Relief and Re
.;,I4tora,
" pfr tn, r,o The following rxtrnc from "'e''rr writ
t-uy H. Is. Page, to William Rufus P.ye NJ d.
Nolh W.T.. during the hate !,''o" Fever epidemic VI ''.'
city
pE.rAcE's HEroaugsDArIoS.
H. p !' a Sooit, ~ni"H an ,o>S TGry
TIW w irtmi EEIft ~" i InaGI r"r 10
l;4r @" i:al"ii "nt'r ally nsr! BY ii" Fnne
II ', wb ,E y hn6 6 and rar lI II it. al
to- 'iro. 'g drink n waite ore',ir"iE ,Iors; tr
,t 'o' aA9sy rT'f"ehnE and f!iAnos a:', an!
,.a ;. .,,a.l Of the bark Jan" Shore, says;
NE 2:s Y3,F ,, I!"TEhi it.. ,s4.
VII s* of :, I'so De eh 't Of my t "r,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

A CoMPosER's SCoRE.-A musical composer helng
asked # he had done ANYTHING lately replied that his
lust work was compostIon-,ritt his creditors.
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81 and I'll Charities street
-, General Agents far I'll" SuI.l,

~. General Relief Committee. %. q. f.
II; present ": g. ko"STE President No
E1rsya Place; DASIIvA, Treasurer, N". go liacchnS
las. Ci:SEAUN, secretary, )dd tenW1 lAiI c9rlrF
st'rp Hyrtt Streets: GEO ELLIS EXCHANGE flWr foNl
jig {ptIli"e. JOINS RAY. No. 2 Camp strr: j. NJ KAW
soar. tIup hu Hrtyitr streets: W. W. iNrERToH,
Fourth T. F. PErE%nH, Custom ho1-t H. H. NFAS
Y Icl,IpnG> uli Richard street; j. j. SHEk-
y n,r. 4. V M'lNuN1rI, F. W. FEI De- riAC, Common
H. tA>TEEF!9S, Iist"Ilhu'"; " VI HESN, "v"iri
Tp4l,i, and P3yrts NJ McMAHAN, Ajvrs ii
uI T. LIyAUDAlS, No. Is Charities street, CHARLES Al
LAEA&-
ua- Re:lnr meetings held tine THIRD Mt}NFtiS in each
i NJ Secretary office in odd Fellows Hail. st ia clock
T.. VI. ,-,,, -,r,r,,-,,.,r
fell JAMES I fN E+it ~ secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RuuX WILL OPEN EVE
4 MING FRENCH GLASSES i'll his HooEl No !" hivtT>
Common and RHr0nne streets, from 10
tinlork colrrurin. TT SD\I, the ih of NoEtnlL"r
PRICES MOpEE ATEas the number Of Pupils will be lin
tied These DESTROYS n respectfully requested 10 IN
scribe in advance For lhreniara apply ut lie
:,ejyt Room. from o'clock p w. or at his residence Gu
'yiyni; Circle S0mrrs Rnohechly stfe from to )
. clock \. NJ, and from 10 lia o'clock 7. u. Oh
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COpARTN ERSHIP.

MOTTO l1-Mu JOHN nOIIONDE BECOMES PART
's' HI ''"' ''"sS ''''' '''' WARTlS OWEN COBB.
New Orleans, Nov. |. l5'6-n3 I'm -----
NTOrICE-An ALEXANDER SMITH, JH, BECOMES
~ partner in our house from This d,te, noesox
New Orleans. November /, le5s,-n3 IN -----
MIR. EDWARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY hECoME
Y Win in ,ts Spf",, and Inc .@4,i'. .a b"
Of : I n"h ''' '''0 SIMEON TOBY, Jr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IIAyE THIS S, RAY :, As:
y ocict ourselves under M yr ''d I'M - ~ ore
BRO, for the Of conducting .;y TL,9 n!' ON
"i'''o" Business E i}7vl.: TG G;i'''
New Orleans, November l, lS',-as In
-I,ARTNEns1lIEa-TlI UNDERSIGNED uAyE
M li g c"lr'1rrp n% ,; The .y tcs, W
a aEins ,i .o lf [, Ety. ohc No. . @ street.
Il. y Il tt};<S Ir /
Ne" Orleans. tovrnhor !, 1s55.-s3 -
NTuI1rE-FroN AND AFTER THIS DATE NJ, FEE .
srrn vii 1i!i' BE- roGHSE TnoNAS ,,l,,x,, ronxy
New Orleans November /. 1875,
r!'H7s rSnEE<lGNEp I1Ay!SG FORMED AGo TART,
A"C An" 'onnission 4iiea a. lne ' r tn, Hai L m ~.
,r", ,a~s5@ Mrrcb.Iiss Succ"ss"- outdoor se:
'io Of e'ey description will he receives! anu SOFA L" Their
@ Advances 4 29J K e E;eI ,j Es Z, NHt " AsF
nj y Exchange Alley.
II /, ~ y pAEhH ,6 1 hny:
rsn yin iro" ,ti d. coy5 s - .'.r y n4
aNr y t''"e>9 NJ '"' ''' '+' ' Al In ~ + 90
Sr,> u, jetDs, November |. ls,'-nI
o-PAEsTN5sRs!sIr-THE UNDERSIGNED have
, hi l i'I,n.I rpl, rl,r W. o. Cha EES A.
i''NlAN' Il ''' ii 40 = NH tI1 iRTES l. iIHuZAN
u +, 'Itt-%EtII.
N"~t'r]"'n', October ~, l's''--'S+ ---u.------
| Duaw.r ,-r.nN--yrrE cop ,Pr,;ERS1lIp HERE
! fi~''Lt t,,. L., i,rI1yI lf4rrL. Srlr,
% t n-,t - His ,i.y i,>yr4 I,y mutual rt.,yu
lnr nI' ,t, , a.. E' 70 st,Isi " pI,HS
FEi.iX DTrRjs,
Nv. fr,q,.. Y y,.n'-r - 1.r.f-lg2
,----.-...-,
49, !'ts-e ,t..' 1i,;cr H. 100 40, .ot
1ilnNi'~uN ALIEN co., ia th- d.. dr. 'et. BY it,
+ jXsrI Thompson having lorcnse't The u'rrc-t Of " L.
tI,i. All Tie lAidlie:a2 j. charged
With he Ii, ,,L4t!iol o! Inc s'e w NJ, ,,,.>,,ac,-
WV. l.. ALLEN,
rI'IIE THDLIftsIGNEIl. HtTIHii AS9or1AT
hj'p~r 2,;l Mr. WN Ht&NfS. ii iiis CITY, VIII ctn'
tIr W!vIr-. 'iruCrry and 4nn lti,;Her-, hEyF the
name a1I style O. THOMPSON hAkH ~ r,,o,.p,oy
N"" orb AZ. lr'T |, 1886. W
DISsDLv COR ri St:HShIr iE ,.,J
Rc'tIra at Mitl,-:r@ H., !HH DIS WEE! by 'niGA cor
liz p"" "rto':nt ~! = ~! !..;1 ::HF4-1N'
., ."fA' hON'"i' 40
New WE AZ .N'-''si 2'. ~ ""0
r,r.u,,, r-,,,r@ .rI.IITr or r,r1- 1T t-YTS
- ~, 't.r IT, ,f ; ,, u: r I'M nv
s, ~ :; },is @IiEE tH M r Dr. IN
dr> .liIt,. '' ~ ~ l H.; e'''" ~ 's LII
IN ~? = ", ", ti itr
Nouvplly f1lsan. le Aoi: ~, avs
%-.,T,I,.rr - NOSES HARRIS Hollis ORR rl-iJ
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THEIR. W. GRAND ESCAMPMENT OF UISIANA, 7.
O. O. f. holds regular sessions on thr r' H'9dnEs in Feb
mary nI August each ;Ac Odd Fellows Hail corner
ofaCia,up and Lafayette streets.
Officer, for the year lS5tf Moulton, NJ W GRAM! P"tri
-rl. Thomas f. Bragg NJ f. Il. H. PriH>t; YIN. Deacon Z.
" G. s Warden James furme9na R. w. G Scrihe; IL WI
j. & Dnular f. W &. Rep; S NJ. Todd, ". G: MARSHALL
Thomas kecte w e. Sentinel John Frakturl, W. Dep q.
Sentinel , r., r r>.. -. ,
Oscar Barbce r. W H. y. IT, Pntriarch of District
No. < baton Rouge A. V b. Covert, X. W d. u. g. Par
arch, OF District No. +, Clinton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

NOPAKTNE SINH, THE rNpEESiGSED
" Fopirtntrshp, under the style
o. nUpEE Err HAYES i co., for tic purpose Of rtnsactiHg
q Commission, Sugar Nnd Cotton
ALFRED DVPERIER.
ALLEN l.. HAYES,
=. 4
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AItTNEKSHIT'-TIE UNDERSIGNED Il AVE-
u osrtl c0p4rnersnip Under the style Of DUNCAN
LOGAN, succeed the late finn Of ltaWiRS Duncan p,
tctirg COTTON F.tTDRAtIE An y
ifNt.k Al COMMISSION BUSINESS, audAre fully author
tIe! 10 lluIa,e the business eftheir predecessors
J.. II. Ut Moan,
Jrlrl lS56 GEO. WI. IUlAN Jr.
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DI%Sol.JTENN OF PAIt'Tz rK=iIIP.-
~ T. III heretofore EXISTING N'ieE IN" .'" "il >tAeo
THOMPSON, ALIEN tO il th- d.! dr. lived BY lis own
lin t'r,I.
Fjw.r, Thompson having purchased The htrrc- Of y. L.
with All lie lH,ilrs sax i charged
~ EDWARD TunNPSOE
WV. l.. ALLEN.
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nI@@DE.ETIUN--YIIE 'N-pARTNEESHIr lt;Et-
FcH Uurtt,, is this y t->u,NtI DS mtIHA! r"-yt
T6r ia v,> e j.r house viii fr continued by THE AI"t-
',.r!. ~ lr the trim Of BONSETh * ptt'RuS.
" ALIEN. HNNEETAI.,
FELIX DEtRDS
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MAGNOLIA Ne. mcciS in Baton No'se ''e secp'" "'i"
fourth Saturday in each month.
MDI-NT SIN Al No 0nFrt> in Franklin PARISH OF 81 Mary
the tir,r am, 1l,fl Nr,hl a'!Hy in each MONTH
e. W. SHAW No. II meets the frs, ami third saturday III
,,,,,, md Clinton, rnrish Of EIsI Frllt IRIH
All communications intended for the GRAND Enr"tfnch'!
mist be- addressed JAS. fur""'A I" HeF'c oou Fellows
Hall, New Orleans. ,,,r, ,,I.prE,1-y q ccr;lo
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nv nrjr:,it 1T DrcrnIi"-, lSs5 d5tf
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

RDAPD OF DIRECTORS OF ODn FELLOWS HALL
ASSOEI ALTON their office in Odd Fellows Hall,
George IS Shaw President; Thomas H. Shields, Secretary;
john D. rein Treasurer ]. Il. Dunlap John Cr"krd, H. e.
Strsou H. Howard. FncNs Sluili! JHurs DuNis, George
RnraSr A. W Boswor;h Geo. p!eycr, Edward Pii>Onry
and Gook
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rt,E4EI TEnER<IGNED IIATING FORMED AC0-PART
,rsip will con,inur heretofore transact GENERAL
Aur:i ANA Commission ituiee5 Al The Oh stand WEI at
tra 10 The sale rAer public private. Of Real Estate, NJ"
,,rt, .,... Merchandise. SUGGESTIONS. and out-u0f sales
tiu- every description will he received and sold a their
Auction store. =,
Ilb"r, Advances made EenI Ene, Negroes leF-
elArl'-e, 90, IoIRAhA Ii!DM -, AlG' t,
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interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE MOI at Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening
sTMARIs LODGE No. % meets at Franklin on Saturday
evening.
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No % meets at OpelouSas on satur
day eTcnnE
evening. .
TRiNITY LODGE No. 81 meets At Trinity Saturday
EXCEISIOE LODGE No "a meets at Thiboiar1 satur-
day evening. - ~,
day evening. =. ~,
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Warrington on Friday
CWE%EYvTIIE LODGE No. Il meets CAeneyyle on
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No 43 meets at Napoleonvle on
Saturday evening: - -,r,,, ~ ~
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A-ty1'tG'IL-FHDMA AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mn. IRE
~ DEKt THOMAS becomes my iurtEc:. The style OF the
FIRM vii! br TOuKAE L THOMAS: ,,,-,, ,,o,.-,>-.
NrR Orleans. November l. 1856
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FHIyE UNDERSIGNED. WHO Is CHARGED
w the settlement Of the affairs Of the hate firm q Bur
rows 4 l~iru will c0liiilL the business Uadcr h lame
and !V5 lis account.
New Orleans ,Iilv l. 1856. jyi
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Opening Of the Dykes Of Holland.
GERARD VAN EAMPES.

Drop, drop, drop-drp, drip, drip-a hopelessly,
hcples8y, vet afternoon. All that July day one IN
broken nottled sweep Of cloud had stretched across
the aky. You might have painted the landscape with
chalk and ashes. Over rich pasture and sluggish
nal, over the Zuyder Zee and the German Ocean, the
same dull, wearisorne, UNMARRIED shadow for our
scene lies in Holland and it opens IN the little village
of Mlidcn a league from Amsterdam and the
borders Of the great inland sea.
When the comes out again. its long street Of
low white houses, with their formal garden plots, and
their still more formal trees, will look pretty enough.
Now the same dull rain confnses all the place seems
deserted; aboy may occasionally cross the road on
some Grand, a drenched fowl may occasionally be
seen in the lane that down to yonder white farm
and then they retire, and again leave the place to its
desolaton That high bank to the north, which shuts
the strength Of which depends the very existence Of
| the surrounding country. It is towards that am
going to take You for business lies at the cot
tage yonder which nestes at its foot close to the
| enormous sluce gates that commands the tides
A neat little place it it, to be sure like the rest,
low and whitewashed save that there is broad yell
low band Of paint round the windows. The walk
through the garden is paved with brick now slippery
and shining with the wet the garden itself is laid
out in square or sar-4haped, octagonal beds neat
" trimmed with box there is a yew tree on eaci
side of the outer gate, the one bearing the form OF
lion rampant, the other intended to represent pea
cock with spread tail ; and in the green moat tina
surrounds the whole, good Gerard van Kampen-fo
that is the name Of the OTner--ha3 erected one
those buildings, half ship. half summer-honse, wher
| Dutchmen wont to enjoy their pipes till sunse
and then leave the apartment to the possession, Q
frogs and tYphus. A welto-dO man is master Ge
ard keeper of the sluice gates near which he i've:
and owner Of FIVE six Of the best land in tn
Sticht How the whole country, as we go in, seem
choked with water! bitches oTer-brmming, furrow
turned into currentless Tivulets, every horse-hoof
| patscn.lnark in the road proving the saturatlOn
the earth. 1t is enough to remind one Of Butler
verses:
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rllil.l,EEN's; COMPLAINTS.

L. or wlopugc0n@s, ancn,rls, scarlet foYr-. Group
w u i'' lnNrls cholera niltum uul cholera muriun
.ua iny aud all levers, R ALWAYS READY RELIEF and
Hf,L &Tul1 ,lrll &c used Under ihp i,i'Mc o thr>c
r.. " s ,iit>, y,ur children die, hu; will IL and
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nicaons to the Grand Master or Grand Secretary
snud wared the Office of the Grand Secretary Odd
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The following curious inscription has been copied
from grayestone in Essex county, Nj:
Hcse lies the man Richard,
And Mary. his wife:
Their surname was Pritchard
They lived without strife.
And the reason was plain
They ahounded in riches
They had no care or pain,
And his wife Mnre the LrcecheS.
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Me- r mo-, nravarnt The regular faculty in their treatment
Fvy,, bu: lizzie progress The same fearful loss Of
life follow, the present prnrtice in the good old times
wc, Sex with pain III the toe WAS deemed sufficient 10
IL ,yit,' ma fave u-,rk''
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rTuE T.DERSIc+TEn. utT1HH AS1nrI ATED
| hT.,rl. WI. WN BARNES ii iiis CITY, WI. ron
t,r. t. W,r. t;rucrry l.iuA. liI-'le- the
name and s. yIc o. THOMPSON l. RAkNE$
EDWARD THOMPSON.
No- 49,, .1rr |. 1856. E2
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MEYER, II. H.. 70! CntnR street. az H ~
ARTICLES AND WATCHES. All jewerJ ert'cles rc!,asea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
The steamer Canada left at $50 on the morn
ing of the 18th, and arrived at HALIFAX about 5


ing of the 18th, and arrived at Halifax about 3
o'clock.
News meagre. The affairs in Naples is the
only matter Of interest
The British feet is somewhere in the Med-
terranean The French feet remains at TouIon,
ready for sea Meanwhile, contradictory ru-
mors arc circulating; one saving that the minis
tiers will not leave Naples for several months
Another asserting that the French Envoy an
uounccd to the Neapolitan government, if he did
not receive satisfactory communication within
two hours, he would present his last instrlic-
tons; meaning, doubtless, tlat he would de-
mand his passports.
The statement tilat the Gar urged Ferdinand
to make concessions seems confirmed. The
Car is said. to have advised Ferdinand 10
change the Ministry, and trust TO the Inodera-
ton of Napoleon as mediator.
The Austrian Gazette says England demands
of Naples to change the Ministry, abolish the
present police system and general amnesty
The same paper says France would be satisfied
with general amnesty papers.
y cedyre-aSsembling of the Paris Confer
ence has shaken the resistance said to csme from
England.
Parliament has further prorOgucd till the 18th
Dee.
FRAScE.-Numerous arrests have been made
by the Department at Deux Scene, where dan
gerous secret society has been discovered.
Other arrests in Faubourg and ST. Antoine.
The affairs of Bank of France are reported
more favorable, although the Bank has adopted
further stringent measures.
Adyices from Spain mention new Ministeri-
al crisis, the object being the overthrow of Mar
vaez and restoration of abolitionists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA


HALIFAX, Nov. 5th.-Cunard steamship Can
ada, from Liverpool, with dates to Saturday,
Oct. 25th, arrived this evening
The steamship Baltic, from n. T. arrived at
Liverpool on 22d.
Lirerpoot Cotton Market, 24th.-BrOkerse
Circular states that advices from America by tn
Canada on 18th caused an active speculative de-
mand for Cotton, under the influence of which
prices advanced 1-ia3-sd per pound Sales of
week. 10000 bales, of which $4,000 were ia
ken on speculation and l., 900 for export In
cluded in the sales of the week were 80 600 bales
American. Market closes steady Total stock
of Cotton at Liverpool, exclusive of that Oh
shipboard, $4,000 bales, Of which 365, 600 bales
is American
Accounts from Manchester report the market
depressed Holders demand an advance, while
buyers are asking concessions Provision mar
ket dull Beef dull Pork dull Bacon steady
Lard very dull at IS.
LONDON, 24th.-Iron active, without quotable
change Barring Brothers quote Breadstuffs
quiet at London. and steady. Sugar active at
6da1s advance. Money market less stringent
and dull; Consols for money quoted at % La
% 81. The amount of bullion IN the Bank of
England had Increased 81, gil, 600 1t was
thought there would be no farther rise in bank
rates
Bell & Co, London, report considerable trans
actions IN American Stocks, steady prices; Rail-
road Stocks inactive, with more sellers than
buyers Breadstuffs market generally dull
Flour, tendency in favor of buyers; Ohio 35s
6da SIS Cd Wheat tribe cheaper, decline on
lower grades being Bald; the market however
closed steady. Mixed Corn SIS Sd; yellow Sss
6da34s; white 35s to 35s Cd.
Various Liverpool Circulars quote Wheat
generally at decline Of I'D, and Flour at de
cline of 6dals; market closing dull Corn gen
orally quoted at a decline Of 81; closing quiet
=
canal -four at 3eaS3s; Baltimore and Philadelphia
32S6daSSs6d; Ohio 35s6daS7s6d
Another circular quotes Western canal -four
At s5asss. Red wheat ss9da9s2d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

\ GREAT many anxious persons have been Gu
rious to know, and some complaints have arisen,
why tits that the papers of the city thatreceiye
telegraph do not Immediately make it known
In answer, we would say, that it is because their
stipulation with the general associated press for
bids them. IL must be made known only in
their papers. We hope this may be satisfactory
to all who have inquired of us.
Some persons, we learn, have represented that
members of the American party received the
news from this Office. We say, emphatically,
that such was not the case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS
AS hand and is featuring large
and general assortment of Cars comprising
all the varieties OF color and shape Caps
IN of TIE latest fashion and manufactured from the
est material and the best which will
sold Wholesale and Retail at the possible price.
From experience in the business, and having always
used best endeRvors please and furnish the public with
good fashionable. and serviceable hat feel
with present facilities, and large hand that
able to supply my patrons with article superior
any heretofore offered.
respectfully request call from those Hats
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere.
s. AVERY, No 14s Main st.
sp6 Wheeling. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

ETTbr Grent Electric OII.-PRcT. De GHATH
WI hes who doubts where the genuine
Electric OIL and whether Il does all pains 10 day
to call Cen Wee Col z II Grant, p North Thirteenth
street. " d Scnieler Masonic Hail. George Byer ESQ.,
and prominent druggist IN t.s and essr large city,
all sell Electric on $1,000 VII he gwen II every
druggists published IN the LgncE yesterday does
sell my Electric OIL and oihsr-take this wager. You
boosters. None genuine without my .e label and
blown the glass. PEoF. c. DE- CR4TH,
Only maker OF Electric OIL In the world
Sole depot 80 South Eighth street, below Chestnut. Not
removed, as basely advertised by pretenders-
For sale by T. VI. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAuGHLISS' & DUSIIFIELD.
oclS Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

A LARGE edition of the Weekly Intelligencer
will be struck off by 10 o'clock this forenoon,
and can be had in single copies or by the dozen,
at the counting room 1. contains all the Euro
pcan, Nicarasuan, California, and domestic
news, inclusive of theelection returns up to this
morning. Price $l,Oo per annun,, or five cents
u single copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

FRANK LEsLlE's GAZETTE OF Fashions for No
vember has been receivcda at the cheap Bookstore
of Robinson & Bro, No i, Washington Hail.
Persons in want of anything in the way of new
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, or new Sheet
Music for the piano or guitar, will not fail being
supplied by calling at this establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

QurEan excitement was rife all day yesterday
and in fact up 10 a late hour last night All
seemed hoping if not hopeful that the returns
would be as they wished them to be. Business
was altogether secondary matter with almost
everybody; nothing could interest, nothing
amuse save election talk and speculation The
private dispatches said to have been received
were conflicting and only served to keep alive
painful conjecture. Then too there was the
Baltimore riots-they were heavy contribution
to the conversational fund: some said had been
killed. others said more, and before midnight it
had reached so. On the strcets-at the hotels,
Post office and stores, groups were congregated,
some congratulating in semi-sangine sort of a
manner, yet not with dead certainty. It was
evident that shadow of doubt predominated.
People seemed to think that after the wonderful
fuss made about the extensive plans adopted to
get the news in few hours alter the polls were
closed, that they were a long time getting thro',
So in this state of mind the city went to bed,
all wishing-some hopeful, yet everybody desi-
rous of further information The telegraph
however, seems at this writing to have taken a
more decisive turn and reveals pretty certain,
the fact that James Buchanan is the President
elect of these United States having received
moro than the necessary amount Of states.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

To night the bill at the Athenaeurn presents a
very interesting entertainment. LIST. the thrill
ing drama of 'srhe IDIOT Witness" or the tale
of blood, and I'd, that beautiful drama known
as "oliyal Castle" the performance to conclude
With the amusing farce of the Angel of the
Atticn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
Amhrotvpea for s1.

PARTRIDGE. his new spacious rooms, with faeu
operating and an arrangement light equal
any country, superior any in the city is
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. Is prepared make Ambrotypes
they can be sent by mail without extra postage
them in lockets pins same price Dasusrreoyres
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted last fol ages unchanged.
Alkinds materials nse. in The business Tor sale.
Rooms east side of Main ST. above Monroe over Marsh
T2ylor's store ausis