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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

FnE-The railroad depot at New Philadelphia
sssburncd down ON Sunday morning laSt-with
saPe of cars. Damage, not including goods,
r. Ehich the railroad company is responsible,
ar4iAolsand dollars. A Rev. n. ALagee lost all
Il his household furniture, library and manu-
Sdpts of twenty years .Steu6enrilte Her
al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
SECOND DISPATCH.

The steamer State of Maine reports that six
persons died from injuries caused by the explo-
sion on board the Empire State, among them
are Ezra Williams, Sd engineer, and Mr.. Ketch-
um. the boiler maker. The boiler was only a
year old, and had recently been inspected. The
steamer was carrying less steam than usual.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

TnE QrtsxEsr Tar on REconD.-Under this
heal We learn the following from the St. Louis
paPeFs.
The steamer James Il Lucas returned this
morning, at II o'clock, after having made the
quickest Tip on record to St Joseph and back
BY eight hours. She heat the Polar Stars fast
tipjqst eight hours Her time from st. Louis
70 St Joseph was two days and twelve hours
ri her time from this port until her return,
ft- DAYS eleven hours. The Lucas is now en-
tied to the "horns," and Will receive them in
Gle course of time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
CAuTloN

DR.. Mcrses Invtsorstnz Cordial has been cou1tcT1sed
by some unPrinc ipled persons.
In future an me genuine Cordial the rroprieors
pasted OF each sotte, and the fol-
loving words blown in the glass;
'.Dr MoIse'S InVigorating Cordial
c. H. RING, PROPRIETOR, y W
~ The Cordial Is PM up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles Price IS per bottle, for IS, six for
Sold 6y all DrHPTiStS aud Dsuler8 IN NeGtctne.
For sale by LAEGHIINS L BUSHFIELD,
Wholesale DrrSgisis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
EXPLOSION

NEw YoRK. July 27.-The steamer Empire
State. from Falls River, for New York, exploded
her boiler last night, off Point Judith, by which
one fireman was killed and another reported
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
RUER ANn MEATHER

PrrsBuRou, July 28-River IS inches by
metal mark. Weather warm and cloudy.
C1NcISSATI, July 2Sth.-River feet in the
channel to Louisville. Weather warm and
showerv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
FsVer aud A0He, DgspepsiG, Indigestion, HfHd""'.",
Loss II AppGtits Detil&ty, CoSfiEsRessI
Ty{nj 1DH TlssIFiu1 Pills

Many OF worthy testify TO its wonderful
efficacy In all affections OF the Stomach Rnd Liver. As Il
Tonic has been equae for the relief it Affords in
debility weakness OF kind Is almost IN
Simultaneous In Nervous, and Neuraic Afec-
tons has proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhestingly recommend, surely may TO doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
v,,,tgplY's Cincinnati Enquirer contains a

r,--Tga,y's Cincinnati Enquirer contains a
= fiat recitation in its city news column. 1t
81 ' .g.t on Wednesday night last there assem-
81, ~ Hall on Walnut street 800 men, to or
-, themselves into Vigilance Committee.
S, ,oostdespera,e plans were discussed Their
,s,7egept was unknown to the Police. The
T.-sr s,vs that the entrcaties of two or three
- snoac them was all that kept the bomb
i s.,,S srnlodiu- in their midst That by vote
# n II. they agreed to await certain con-
tine,ncy. This mystic contingency it suPpO-
'as 10 he the decision in the coming trial of Ar
Tiz,n for the murder of CsthaEine Allison,
socb are the evils which uraladminis.ration
If me law of the land are daily begetting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
CINCJNNATI MARKET

JUtY 2sth,-Flour, 5,9oa6,o0. Whisky
a40. Oats 81. Sugar, 90. Coffee 1lall!.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
MEDICAL
ELECTRO oHEMISCaE AROMA
EcM Hollandsch Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS elapsed since the Introduction Of This
j. valuable medicine into tIe United States During this
time it has gained uairerei popularity As Remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

,roo, for shipment by the baltimore { Ohio
vi ...I-c.st has been arriving quite freely
Sais IT, mast We noticed immense quantities
iof -. 5.no, Yesterday, and learned that . or
al u nj Niles was the average per day. Itcomes
han =, s[ r.on, the HenPficld route in Washing
Hios.s ,a,v Pa, and by the Cleveland & Pitts
'oa go fon, Ohio. Great quantities are con-
.,.n ii re-shipped at Bellair' brought in by
NE Central Ohio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

sans by the Geographic dispatches last
= ~ me news Of the Illinois, that it was a
as-' ,is,c Of guess work about the Vigilance
Po9. ut intending at certnin time to lay
t , their authority. Murder and violence
down WI IN high places; and even the ermine,
SUI r ~, n, .ges as the country's safeguards
ia1, ,ns.rrstive strength, has been imbruing its
Us 80 human blood When this is the case,
plla ..nr.aliIy believe the most exaggerated re-
VIC .,reerning the state of that unhappy
country. 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
Council adjourned

TIP sgllL Asp Esrrs oS BsApv have long passed
pToverL, hut Of his famous achievements in tc
daguerrean have sprung into universal popularity with
sch electric speed his browning Improvement, the AM
brotrre Tie illustrated press with snsravngs from
Bradv,s Ainbrotypcs and to be conceded on all
hands that they life than anything that she
nstry light have heretofore produced To understand
,ru!y villa: Brady has accomplished in his profession one
must visit peerless Gallery OF Portraits ;s broadway,
where all the celebrities the nation 10 speak from
the pictured walls Attached the establishments is one OF
tho FIRST; painters ia this country ana the color
ing his photographs SURPRISES ANYTHING OF the kind we
have ever The es tints are the very duplicates oil
nature Uader such circumstances 1t is not surprising that
Bady rooms are crowded from till dewy eve with
the ete OF society," that all from far and near
consider the tour ons Of New York incomplete un-
Ithey have seen his stupeudous Gallery.
The recent addition splendid Photograph Portraits OF
all the candidates President and Nice-presden to the
collection is attracting hundreds Of visitors daily By re-
ference to an advertisement another column the reader
will aay copies be furnished at low
price.
TO DRUGGISTS G THE PEOPLE.
XTOr are hereby aga!nst spurious limitations OF
am parts VINO use my copy Tightet bills This (gsn
une) Electric oil has Cnryd the Mayo Of Camden OF ie@
don Hon. KILN ssuri (Wh0m it took OF his GFu'ehs N
day., and mere than go Others IN rlladsiPia whose
Tie wholesale dealers In Philadelphia would not souIs-
In Harrf5ur Pa, John Wyethe, Esq, the we'll known
Druggist there caused the and imprisonment Of one
TdIsatiHe who attempted imitation Of this valuable
remedy. . a., t,, 1sxe
Il, the People ard Druggists throughout ne taitsd
Stss-Ist OF by Prof De Graths Electric on Jos
Pree West Philadelphia, OF Theumatism5 Mr. Rodenbok'
MOutgomery co.. Rheumatism and s!rnin Mrs Ogden No
$50 Fourth street. Inflammation OF bowels MIS- MaSian
Providence shingles caked breast; Sir. VIM Spence
on Chestnut street and neuralgia; Henry Campbell
Marion, OF burns and scarlet fever-and eighteen
Every DrugEi. knows that only Genuine Electric
oil L by The sole inventor proprietor, his old
office 10 which all be addressed to roeurd hs
PEoF. CIIAs. DE GRATH-
Old OlHce, SO South Sth St, near Chestnut
Ei7-Sold by all Druggists
- y T. H. LOGAN s cos,
my14 Bridge Corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29


Br. SiIas Ltscpmh, of Birmingham ~ have found In
Bocraves remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. Nicholson Of Pittsburgh sso he hexPs
rienced much relief rOEIjtS use for headache.
READ THIS.
A Hohaader's 7sstitnORy.-Jacoh RnSkcs living In the
Holland settlement Of SheOoygan Wis after suffering
time the misery attending prostuton Of
mind and body have been restored BY using BoerhaVes
BitterS, to perfect HEALTH"
this remedy being in scch high Ispute among
the IIolalders Wisconsin, Michigan, New fU:in fact
in every Holland settlement in the United Statesgues in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Canal, WhGn commenced taking
Boerhaves Holland Btters, could hardly Eak-now en-
Joy excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
81. rArr. January /, 1856.
PROFESSOR o. ]. WOOD 81, fAG-' 1AllD-ts -YD0,

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
DEAR SIR Unsolicited, send you this certif-
being bald long time and having tried all
rcstoratives exnt, and having no faith In any
induced, hearing of yours, give II trial placed
nSef the hands Of barber, and had head rubbed
with good Restorative then applied and
well rubbed in till scalp agow. THIS repeated
~ mornings and in three weeks tine young hair appeared
and grew rapidly August till the present tune, and
thick, black and stronghold and pleasant to the
touch Whereas before, 1t harsh and wir, what little
there Of it, and that little disappearing very rapid
ly still your Restorative about twice week anu
shall good and perfect crop Of hair Now Ihad
hitherto any where PERSONS hair was really benefit
ed hair tOncs, Of the day; anu II really
gives me pleasure result of lEy experience
have recommended your preparation 10 others snd II aea
iy large and general sale throughout tie Territory
people its and have confidence in II
supply Wholesale agents fsr the Territory
is nearly exhausted daily inquiries made for it.
credit your discovery; aud nF ones re-
you y thanks for the benefit has done nue. for GER
ta!nIy had despared long Of eectiaS such
result; Yours, hastily,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AnOtar great Csre Greeted by BoeEAdce'S Holland Bit
tsrsThe wife of Peter De We, living In Holland Town,
SheboSgan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
under Physctan's for time but the disease
seemed battle his skill. She purchased Hol
land Dersar office, which have given her
mach, appetite and strength returning and hrm-
~ believe that this another great eected by
medicine.
we still record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have pu6lshed from
persons much respected to community, and literally
true J.QUISTUs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
ElLlor shsboyEan Nleuwbods, slsbo!

RHEUMATISM.
CtISc of IEro IoI.tds' Sanding cred b., BoeraGre's
Holland BitterS-George Henderson, of Pittsburgh,
After suffering for three months With rheumatlsm-a part
the time severely conhne my bed have
entirely Boerhave's Holland Bit
efs. had attack since, found almost tristan
relief the medicine. my opinion
remedy for rheumatism"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29
]. VI. BOND,
Firm of Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, St. Paul

The undersigned, Rev. j, Bragg, minister IN
standing and Pastor OF the Orthodox Church. at Brook
field Massachusetts He Is gentleman Of great influence
and universally beloved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29

ICE! ICE!! ICEf!!
TIME subscriber prepared TO deliver Ice to te cite
zens Wheeling generally. His ice put up above
Fulton Three Nile House, formerly occupied BY 2 B.
ornbrooE, perfectly free from dirt He intends
deliver himself assisted by his Sun, that HE customers
will be attended
ap92-d6 ToLSEy WARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-29


NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This rhanYeAble weather is likely produce great deal
To persons troubled with rheumat
affections, wonld recommend Doerhaves Holland Bit
referring you will nd certificates
OF first German and English cEens.-Pd
Stats ZeituRg.
We liberty refer several well known GENTLE
men, who have use thoroughly tested, end now
mend Boerhave's Holland Btters remedy for Piles
We at liberty publish their names, but Will take
pleasure in referring person to them who denies this
statement.
this affection, half of the prescribed dose should be
takensay hGEfteaSpoonnl-mor nnG and night,
hour before meals.
CAUTION
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against puT
chasing Be persuaded buy anything else until you
viii conAlnce how infinitely superior tits to athese
limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle, orsix bottles by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, ia. & Co,
Manufacturing PharInaceutists AMI Chemists,
Sinlshfeld & Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
IInughlinH N Bnsh6eId,
mh26:daw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
WHAT SHALL WE APEl

This is the title of precious bit of satire, in
another column, for which we are indebted to the
pen of new correspondent, who, by the way, has
promised frequently to hold such-like converse
with our readers. The instalment he has given
US, this week, is admirably adapted to these days
of ours, and will doubtless be greatly relished by
thatlarge portion of population for which tits
specially designed. Read it, ponder upon it, and
then give the barber the benefit.
This reminds US that we have not paid our re.
spects, officially to this new Institution just now es-
tablishe6 in our town. Those who do not belong
to "Snomdom" will find Tom Ballard in the room
formerly known as the Editors Sanctum (not q
bad metamorphosis after all-since we are both
engaged in ,ci,,orng, sharing and pertaining other
peopleO. He is q capital barber-polite, atten-
tive, decent, ind always ready to accommodate
his customers in au jai., city style. Looked at
through the glass which "Juvenar' gives US,
BALLARD is quite an important acquisition to our
town, and, as well for our own as for the towns
sake, we should make frequent calls upon him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
THE TREATY OF PARIS.

By tnc Simultaneous arrival Of the Ar06io ut
Halifax, and the Arogo, at New York, we have one
weeks later advices from Europe. The details are
interesting, affordng some insight into the terms
upon which the treaty Of Paris has been negotia-
ted, and giving US slight clew to the labyrinth Of
mysteries in which the motives and aims Of the
Powers hare been hidden. We have not leisure,
nor are the datc sufficiently reliable to enable US
now TO share these impressions with our readers.
Although the treaty has been signed and peace
must be had in some sort of style, many points OF
serious and weighty import are yet to be adjusted
in the Conference We doubt, indeed, whether
they can all be arranged TO meet the wants and
the necessities Of the parties interested, and, as
the conferences proceed and the proceedings are
made public, we are more aud more inclined to
regard tie treaty as mere hollow truce, which
but postpones for M indefinitely short time the
thoroughly contested struggle awaiting the nations
of Europe.
Several versions Of the treaty have been made
public. The following statement Of its condl-
tions is given, upon good authority, in the Qptn-
lone newspaper, Of Turin, and is perhaps as near
as any to the truth
First-Thc naturalization Of the Black Sea {;
Russia not 10 keep there more than ten ships Of
war, armed, for the defence Of her coasts. Sec
end, Nicolaetf is to be reduced 10 q merchant
port, With an engagement that no ships Of war
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
THE KANSAS MEETING.

Our friends from the country who may be in
town on Sale-day will not we trust, forget to at
tend the meeting Of the Kansas Emigrant-Aid So
ciety, called for the purpose of determining upon
applications, and otherwise forwarding the aims
of the good cause. As we knew from the outset
more persons have applied for aid than the resour-
ces Of the Society can equip; and we ore reduced
to the necessity either Of making selection out
of the number, or of adding considerable amount
to the treasury. We trust the latter alternative
will be Effected and to this end we hope that the
meeting on Monday will be attended by all who
feel any interest in the success of the South in
Kansas, or in the reputation Of York District at
home. But we have already said enough; doubt
less in the language of some sily-pated scrbbler,
people need no appeals to stir them upto their
duty"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
LIMESTONE SPRINGS.

We must acknowledge the reception of kind
invitation, from the Principals and the young Ia
dies of the Limestone Springs Female High School,
to attend the May Festival, on Tuesday next !;
and, if cur engagements permitted, would be
pleased tc add one to the number Of pleasant
and delighted company. Mr.. BIMsDELL, the ac-
complished teacher of music, has sent us the "Li-
bretto Of the Flower Queen; Or the Coronation of
tho Rose" splendid musical composition by Mr..
Root the performance of which, after the fashion
Of Opera, by the young ladies, will furnish the
evenings entertainment. If it be we'll recited,
and we doubt not it will be, the entertainment
will be q challning one, more than enough to de-
fray the expenses Of trip to the Springs. Those
who are fond Of moonlight, music love, and flow
ers," " who are ready to appreciated good imita-
tion of these enchanting beatitudez, will provide
fine enjoyment for themselves by attending the
Festival.
As it is quiie novelty in this latitude, We are
tempted to publish the plot, or more properly the
argument" prefxel to the little book Of heau-
ties Mr.. Blaisdell has sent US. This is it -
The Flowers have met in secluded dell of the
forest to select Queen. Their songs are Interrupt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

The proceedings Of political men in and out Of
Congress, during the past week, present no points
which deserve n special mention. Both Houses
are busily engaged in the discussion Of the sever
al great measures now before them, and the time
is wholly taken up in speech-making. We SUBJ
Join portions of the Washington correspondence
of the Charleston Courier, which will post our
readers fully up to the time. In regard to the
threatened collision between Douglas and Lane, it
is stated that their correspondence has been pub
ished. The purport Of it will be readily gather
ed from tho concluding paragraph of the Little
Giants letter. which reads thus:-
"Col. Lane calls upon me for such explanation
of my language MS will remove all imputation up
on the integrity of his action or motives, in con-
nection with the memorial. My reply is, there
are no facts within my knowledge which can re-
move all imputation upon the integrity of his ac-
ton or motives inconnection with that memorial"
The correspondence subjoined is datedApril %
The Kansas debate was confined in the Senate,
to-day, by Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama, in very for
chile speech He replied to the anti-slavery
speeches Of Senators Wilson, Hale, Collauer, and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-01
GEN. CAREY.

We are pleased to learn that the great temper
ance lecturer, Gen. CAREY, who has been in atten-
dance upon the meeting Of the Grand Division,
Sons OF Temperance, at Bennettsville, will visit
Yorkville on Thursday next, the 9th instant, and
deliver an address in the evening, at the Metho-
dist Church. Our citizens may expect then to
have royal feast of eloquence, such as men are
not often permitted to set down to. Gen. CAREY is
certainly ono Of the finest speakers Of the age-at
all times pleasant and attractive, always convinc-
ing, now and then truly powerful, thrilling, over
whelming In an effort which permitted but lit
tie of that genuine and touching pathos of which
he is master we have seen him make the stoutest
heart of the most inveterate topper to quail, and
bring tears to eyes that verify were unused to the
melting mood We hope that every body, both in
town and from the country, will be here to hear
him. All who come will be charmed, many will
he benefted-some perhaps will be saved; while
those who stay away will simply regret it for
round twelvc-month.
We have not been able to ascertain the nature
Ol UeI. SAhf ouu NSt NhS'N'SiNb
indulge the hope that he may be prevailed upon to
be with us on Friday. At any rate, our citizens
would do we'll to make an effort to induce him to
do 90, if it is at all possible.
That our people may properly and entirely ap-
precate his services, it is proper for lis to state
Gen CAREY is not stroling lecturer, seeking thus
subsistence, and dependant upon the bounty Of
those amongst whom he may labor. He is man
Of high position ct home and Of fortune, and seeks
recompense only in the consciousness of a work
we'll and nobly done. This fact Of course need
| not prevent sensitive, high-minded people from
the discharge of a palpable obligation; and allu-
sion is made to it solely for the purpose OF Tind-
eating the motives which have sent the great Apos-
tie upon his mission.
We are requested to give notice, also, that Gen.
CAREY will lecture in the Methodist Church at
Chester, Tuesday next, at three o'clock in the af-
| ternoon and at y o'clock in the evening. From
Yorkvc he will 60 to Limestone Springs; thence
| to Spsrtar5urg on his tour through the State.