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\ GREAT CnAScE Is CoMMERcE INDIcArED-
There was an arrival. a day or two since, at New
York, of vessel from Aspinwal6 having on
board six hundred barrels ofoil. There was
nothing very startling in the. landing of such
of the most in .he ca :" ome
~ THAI. si.. EIrseI i.s..,ai. af
oil were carried into Panama by a whaling YES
sell transported across the isthmns on the rail-
road, and landed in New York in less than one
fifth the time that would have been occupied in
sending it home in the usual manner. around
Cape Horn. If the oil taken in the Pacific can
be sent to the Atlantic portssin this manner as
eheaply as in the old way, it Will put an end to
the whaling business, which has been so prolific
a source of wealth to New England heretofore
Such towns as New Bedford and Nantucket,
Which own their prosperity, ifnot their exis-
tence, to the whaling business, may date their
decadenee from the landing of this first cargo of
oil across the isthmus.
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MAGICAL. PAIN Elk.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
INPLAMATI0S PAIN are as iiseparable as FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produeespan, and pain produces In
aamation Wherever there's heat thrObbns or
rednes matter whether IT caused by fever, hurt
sore, poison, rheumat. piles, scald. sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
and restore inflammation subdued. To
eonph this. the efforts always direct
cd TiiOhsads OF physicians, The fret and
most sagaeioas persons used DALLEY,s MAGIC
ALPaIN EXTRACTOR. are convinced and admit tina. Ms
control over inflammation Is wonderful and Immediate
instantly aayns the pain. neutrazing poison extracting
morbid seeretons and forcing her course
renewing and healing No burn, seaid ameut IS
two severe TO yield to It's soothing curing APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enyeiopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the Of O. V. cLIoKENER CO., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25 cts. per box.
EB-A orders should ie addressed CIV. ciiekener
Co. 81 Barclay 81. New York 7. H.LoGAN Co.
sp2s:im Wheeling, Va.
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RELATION OF CLIENT AND CouSsEL--In the
Mes York Supreme Court, Judge Hoffman de-
cided that aclient had right to change his
counsel AT his pleasure, matter what his mo-
tiyes might be. as the relation of counsel and
client required the most intimate confidence and
PsrfsSs Lar rilony ne rurrticr ueriucu tnar au
attorney had no claim upon the papers entrust-
cd to him, further than 20 secure costs and
fees; and that even then he may be compelled
to produce them under certain contingencies.
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Nh. BrcuAsAN.-The London Morning Ad-
vertiser gives memoir of our new President,

Mr.. BucnAsAN.-The London Morning Adj
vertiser gives a memoir of our new President,
in the course of which it says -
'.Mr. Buchanan came to England in 1853, lit
tie experimenting that his mission was to last so
long But during the Russian war Mr.. Buchan-
an eoiirteously forebore from pressing the dis
cusSion of American subjects upon our Govern
ment; 50 that in the dates of the correspond
ence between himself and Lord Clarendon, we
find in some instances that several months in
teryene 1t is generally admitted that the Amer
lean Embassador had the best of the argument
in this discussion, which was carried ON with
great ability on both sides. In his features. Mr.
Buchanan bears q passing resemblance to the
great Franklin, especially in the upper dcselop-
ments of the face. 1t was often remarked by
those who, in this country, saw Mr. Buchanan
Tor the first time, that there was something in
his countenance which recalled the portrait of
the celebrated American sat .sman and philoso-
pher. The new President is fluent and elo-
qnent speaker; his style is somewhat like that
of SirJas. Graham, but is less formal, while the
sentiments are more frank and generous
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GEs PAREsnAs-A CrEIous FAor.-ls ye espy
The following fress the New Orleans PicapsitIss
OF the III inst: = We're yesterday credibiy
infeFmsd icy 3 geaietnaT yho resides near. the.
spot. datJn septenab Der last sac well known Pc
can tree Nnder y tho remains Of Gen. Pa
kenhspi s ere buried, a few miles befoy- this
city, was broken off, thirty feet above groEssd
by i gss of wind, and a csInon bail, fred frS
the British lines during the battle, was found
embedded just where the trunk broke OH.
Thus II WAS tiiat the brave siitcn slept nm
der one OF his oan missiles Is hi monument =,
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Kusn OF AaEsIcANs 10 IrAIr.--Thc Marseil-
les correspondent of the journal of Commerce
says:
The torrent of Americans continues to pour
towards Italy. Nice, Genoa, Florence, Rome.
and Naples, all have their colonies of Ameri-
cans. while number of f,miics have located
situated ON a little island abont thirteen miles
from Toulon. Heres is becoming great resort
for nyaiids of all kinds defines. and last win
ter more than one-eighth of the entire popula-
ton was composed of resident strangers For
invalids, in many respects, it is superior to any
place in Italy, or Malta. but it is more expcT-
siye than either Rome or Naples The cheapness
of living in France was once matter of proy-
erb, but the times have sadly changed in this
respect, and at this moment il costs more to live
in Marseilles than in London.
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THR Interoceanic telegram wiz soon n,,t !.
belt around the globe, and the question wiil
arise. what viii be done about Sunday? In some
parts Of the world there will be two in a5sreel.
and Sundays generally will become confused.
II the telegraph offices in all parts of tie world
close on Sunday, news arrangements will be
constantly interrupted and delayed.
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:, a 4, gAlsD TO ,l,IIEi LADIES.


DIT. DuPoNco's Golden FEsfAPE PILLS are infaI
BILE in removing stopPages irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new, been used by the Doc
tor for many years. both in France and America with un
paraele success in case he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used Them make the Pilis pub
e for the alienation Of those suffering any Irregular
esvhatcyera well as a preventive to whose
health viii not permit increase famy Pregnant f.
males or themselves So are cautioned
against using these Pills The proprietor assumes no re-
after arnouf
ness would prevent injury health; Otherwise
pls are recommended. Directions each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
b, LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD,
Gens Agents for Ohio county, No a5 Monroe ST.
Alsofcr sale by t. H. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
Aloraers must be addressed the above General Agents
they viii supply the t=ade Proprietors prices and send
the Pills eondenialiy to ladies by mall by enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofiee.
z \ BDr Duponeos Goiaen pills, signature AZ Dupon-
box other genuine. For particulars get
Circular OF AGENTS ap25-ly
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1 THE Richmond Enquirer is greatly put out
with the speech of Humphrey Marshall, dlelig-
cred in the House the other. day 1t says:
'.But there is still another striking phase of
an uHholy assimilation between Know-Nothing-
ism and Black Republicanisrn. The attention
of the people of the South, and particularly of
the American party, should be directed TO the
recent remark in the House, of Mr.. H. Marshall
| of Kentucky, viz: 4 would not give the toss
of copper, as to which of the two political can
didates had been elected to the Presidency, Mr.
buchanan or Mr.. Fremontp Snch a DECLARE
ton from the leader of the South American
party in Congress, IS well calculated to give aid
can host Arc the Southern Know Nothing
party prepared tr reiterate and stand BY the
sentiment of their leader in Congress- Are
they ready to admit that john G. Frecont is as
sound and safe as the able Pennsylvania states
man who has always stood by the constitutional
rights of the Sout1s What other consequence
can flow from such prejudiced and partisan OPP
position to the voice of the people, than that,
in their anxiety to defeat the success of the in
coming administration, they furnish weapons
for the Black Republican assailantS of the South.
the Constitution and the Union? As matters
stand, Southern Known othings must take their
choice between the Democracy sustained by
the people, and the Black Republican phalanx.
Can any true Southern man, can any patriotic
lover of right and of the peace of the Union.
hesitate for one moment! TO break down. or
even thwart the conservative action of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's administration, is to act with the enc
mics OF the Constitution, the real disunionists
OF the land. No Southern man can in his con-
science mistake the obligations of duty
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snnd's snr-apnrIiIa.-The Popularity acquired
by this truly invaluable medicine is asextsnded as Is
richly merte If the tens thousands OF scrofnious
GERS which have been eicateed permanently heated
by hs extraordinary antsepe had each tongue chorus
o1testlmony efficacy, not only in scrofula
and all external manifestations disease Dyspepsia,
BliOqs Complaints, General Debility the various inter
nal disorders to which speedy and lasting relief
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fnlton Street, New York.
Sold also BY A. C. GOOD 1 CO.,
Wheeling, Va.
Sold also BY Druggists generally. dsealn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVERY lsEADER

VIII please notIce ne advertisement descrip,it ofsiE
Sans PscroklA Rntk, for The Printed
oatalpspe Of al our Illustrated Works
the nnintsted Ia the great art OF selling Books
we ze1id that present money naking
far better than an The gold mines California and
Australia
- person wishing % embark in Ills enterprise,
VIII risk little Publisher s1s for vhs he
WIN receive simple copies Of the various works whole
sale prtces carefully boxed, Insured erece afford
ing very srsl PereeniaFs the agent for troass
With these he viii he able to ascerain the os sea
bic and order sreoriinsiJ AdP-e, tSostpaid)
RoERRT SEARS, Publisher,
deei9 ISL yyIlssni street, New YORK.
Nausca. Gndfsestion. and Nervoa. Debility.
81 do mot wonder at the popularity BaRnlvEs HOLiasp
BirTKRs. nov. 4
Fer month"; previous TO It's ordinary caused
such extreme nausea when placed before me- that almost
dreaded tie sound Of dpneFbe Ny digestive organs
seemed 10 have lsstan power, my nervous system
completely was unable to uritefor Eve
minutes at a tine.'' A PITrspuRGHER.
! ~ Saaas 0iceas os .applieatier tie ssors ~
leftsr.
cAr1nsi-To prevent imposition be careful TO fox
Boerhave's Holland BitieTs. &, 81 y S
ssold at 81 per bottles six bottles for s5 ty the
proprietcrs, BENJAMIN PAGE, JH 6 Co.
Manufacturing Pharnaeeutis and Chemists. Pttbargh
Pa; and by II UGHLLS.S& RuSHFIElD,
aeels Wheeling, Va
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AT the late State Fair at Columbia, S. C., was
exhibited the first dozen cups and saucers made
in the United States. Also, fine Parian China
pitchers, and vases made from South Carolina
clay.
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wEcan the attention Of a old and young to th.
erfn preparation, Hhieh Turns back It's original color
gray hair-eoters the head OF the bald with Iuxuriant
growth,remoyes the dandrnh. itching and all cusneous
eruptlons-causes continual flow of the fluids and
hence used regular dressing for hair, wiz pre-
its color and keep falling extreme old age,
in all It's original beauty wsea then. upon the aiith
gray, diseased in scalp, surely she young
will not they value the flowing locks, the Leehing
curl be without r. Ispraise Is upon the toague Of
thousands. Price 81, 81 and IS. For sale by
LAUGHLINs & BusiFIELD,
deciG No. So Monroe st. wheeling Va.
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TnE European papers are debating whistler
sugar Will 60 up or siovnin price, and the best
opinion seems TO be that tiiee viii e a fad be-
fore February. as the increased price has 50 d.
that it more than eoanterbalances nc diminish
81 psodnetion.
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A TRIAL. before the police court of Milwaukee
last Wednesday, developed the fact that there
is no statute in Wisconsin under which a man
can be prosecuted for passing broken bank
bill, knowing 1t to be worthless.
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Ratcheior,s Hair Dye-Tlle Original Reliable,
True and beyond all question the BEsT-nerer
fades fails dye brown black true to nature without
piled lin nine private roou BACHELORS old estab-
lishsd Wig FACTORY, ss3 Broavay, New York All genuine
dye has upont VIZ A. BlTcaRlaRs steel engraved label
Sold BY T.u.sLoGAN q CO.,
aoFs':ia Bridge Corner Druggists.
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Among those who fsstened on board 10 greet
returning relatives and friends, was one whose
heart, rebouniing from the depths ofapprehen-
sion to the summit of serene centent lent wings
TO his feet as he ieaped upon the deck, inpa-
tent to clasp the beautiful form of her who had
been pledged to him for years, and who in one
short week was to crown his happiness by be-
coming his wife. Blessed with the perilous Gift
OF beauty in its most delicate, subtle and spirit
ual phase, she had inherited with it a week con-
stitntion, and twas with the hope that four
in Europe might restore her to health that she
left home and friends a few months ago
The trip had seemingly accomplished the
hopes of her friends, antlthe flush Of apparent
health lent new charms to her beauty intelli-
gence of the pleasing change was communicated
10 her fiiends ut home. These hopes were.
alas, deceptive, for soon after leaving the shores
of England for home, she sickened with brain
eyer, and in spiteof all that medical skill and
the tenderest care could do, sank swiftly down
aud died, only two day sail from home
w hen the. vessel touched the wharf her be-
trothed, who had waited her coming with fear
full anxiety. leaped upon the vessels deck and
hastcned to meet and greet his cxpectant bride
friendly hand checked his Impatient step.
and voice choking. with agony told him that
she whom he sought lay cold in death belowl
The cold form of the loved one was borne to the
kindly roof which was to have sheltered her
nuptials, and thence 1t was transferred to the
cold grave. The name ofthe lady was Annie
NJ, daughter of j. II. Lachaise, and her age
was nineteen
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Honey! Artificial Honey!

I
send to any persan for 30 cents wenake ami oseiis
our family at k0ithe cost. and c0nsIef It rs good a -
best Bee made Honey Any person WHO wiz taanaht,s
and selltt can ealv clear from 30 dollars adas Al
Lazy cdn MAXI II IN three quarters Of hour 1t =.
requIres articles make IT, and they can be lad Al ~
store for p G nt iitraiHLte TO rocers. Aadrsls III
J. p. CEEAGER. Baltimore City, Nd
Dr. G. Is agent for Dr. WiuleF's celebrated series Of p
Famous y CorHTsHIP." md .fEPRODucIirE CosrptIl
either OF which viii be sent to order, post paid upon t
ceipt Of % cents dtel;-sEt
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TIE QUESTION ssrrlxp.-ADAsfs vas AWARDED he frsf
for che Daxrsrreoty likeness AZ The lafe
Fair IN this city Also. display
guereotyPes osE HrxpsED DotL.k YIN given to eny
drfist n Ir5fnfa eauaI his pictures ether on
Gak plate eau his Gallery 1856 Main street
Of Union. and examine hi.
tvpes ard pfat-sraphs. oesiI
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EXPLOSION clip the following from the
Philadelphia Bulletin. Great caution is neces-
sary, at this season of the year, upon the part
of those having boilers in their kitchen ranges:
About seven o'clock, on Friday morning, the
ncighborhood of Sixteenth and Filbcrt streets
was thrown into commotion by a loud explosion,
which took place in the dwelling of Mr.. Penn
horton Smith, No. so north Sixteenth street.
It seems that the colored cook, named Henrietta
Sta1sberry, was about preparing breakfast in
the basement kitchen Of the house, when the
r boiler of the range exploded with great noise
and with serious effect The range and the
boiler were literally blown to pieces; fragments
at the latter being thrown with such force that
they entered the plasterins of the Kitchen
The sash and window glass in the apartment
were demolished, and the glass in the dining
room windows, in front, was blown out upon the
sidewalk.
NoKTHgRS DIsuNIoS.-The following IS a call
for the meeting of a "Disunion Convention at
Worcester, Massachusetts,. Thus do extremists
in opposite sections Of the Union create and
foster identical aims by mutual hate.
We the undersigned citizens of Worcester,
believing the result of the recent Presidential
election TO involve four years more ofpro-slavcry
government, and rapid Increase in the hostility
hetwees the two sections of the Union; Believ-
ing this hostility to be the offspring not of party
excitement, hut of fundamental difference in
education, hnbits and laws; Believing the exist
lag Union to be failure, as being hopeless
attempt TO unite under one government two an
tagonistic systems of society, which 6liyerge
more widely witheyery year, And believing Ii
10 betie duty OF intelligent and conscientious
men TO meet these facts with wisdom and firm
ness; Respectfully invite our fellow citizens of
massachusetts, to meet IN convention at Worces-
ter on fhurssiay, January IS, TO consider the
sFractcability. prnSebikty and expedicncy Of q
separation between the fra md sls.s7e States and
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To WHOLESALE

To WHOLESALE
AND CouSTRY DRuGGIsTs
BaEsrs & PARE,
No. 500 Broaway n Y Invite the attention Of close buy
ers their immense European and American
PATENT MEDICINES,
The most complete either heisheres at and
below propre,ors' prices, by Dozen package or 100
gross. BARSEs PARK, \. Y, Cncnnst and California
oce.dawsn
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GALE AT NlAeAnA.-A correspondent. Of the

GALE AT NiAGARA.--A correspondent. of the
New York Herald gives the following account
of recent gale at Niagara Fails:
8 We have Just experienced one of the most
terrific gales within the memory OF that most
distinguished individual the oldcs, inhabitant
Trees have been torn up, small tenementS, shan-
hes and outbuildings overturned and their frag-
ments strewn over the fields in every direction.
The volume of water driven over the Falls of
niagara was truly apaling, carrying with it
drift wood, logs and timbcrs, from the deluged
wharyes and shores above. The Suspension
Bridge was considered in great danger. Thetoll
gates were for q time deserted. and many an
anxious eye trembiingly awaited the destruction
of this magnificent structure. But the winds
blew IN vain; the hurricane in all its terrible fu
~ swept by, leaving airy edifee unscathed,
and adding another laurel to the triumphant ge-
MUS Of the architect.
Reports are hourly coming in of damages done
in all directions, but the most remarkable event
thus far, is the overthrow OF the old Pagoda
which thousands of your readers viii recoliect
stood on the highest point of the battle ground,
at Lundy's Lane. At about seven o'clock last
evening, the intense rocking started the inmates
from the wooden tenement at the base. and
scarcely had they made good their escape, when
with n tremendous crash. the entire tower of
nearly two hundred feet, measured its length
upon the frozen ground, scattering its upper
porton INTO Thousand fragments; fortunately
no lives were lost, rs it fell TO the westward, in
the open fields. Had it fallen in any other tii-
rection, it must have crashed in several dwell
ings,p and destroyed many lives. Within its
length, and bnt few rods from its line of fall, a
congregation was assembled in the Methodist
church, and their escape is cause of great con-
graduation.
Old Captain Fralick is a severe loser by its
fall, and US there is another tower on the ground
he viii scarcely rebuild it
The water below the Falls raised over thirty
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u. S. SEyAToas.-we notice that in States

u. S: SESXToRs.--We notice that in States
where g. S. Senator's arc to be rejected, that our
exchanges area good deal taken up With the
probable result.
In New York, Preston King and Ward Hunt
sce.n TO be the TWO most prominent candidates
for the place now filed by Hamilton Fish 1t
is mostlikcly that Preston King will be the
man.
10 Wisconsin, in place of Mr.. Dodge Dem,
Hon. Daniel Nosgle and James r. Booiittie, Re
publicans. are talked Of As the Legislature is
strongly Republican, one of them viii most
likely be chosen.
In Michigan, the Legislature is oycrwhelm-3
iagly Republican. and public opinion seems to.
have pretty generally settled down on Governor
Bingham as the man who VIII succeed General
Cas-
In Pennsylvania, the Legislature is Demo-
cratic BY three majority, and j. ". Forncy is
talked of as the man to succeed Mr.. Brodhcad.
In Indiana, aqucer state of things prevail 1t
requires concurrent vote of a majority of each
House of the Legislature to go into an election,
and as the Republicans have the Senate, and the
Democrats the House, it is thought there will
be no election. It will be remembered that the
election was STAYED off last year in this way
From Missouri. the indications are that the
Americans and Benton men viii unite and elect
Aessrs Kennel and Benton.
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Mr. kofroRIt Is with pleasure tlat ne are again ter.
itted 70 present the o. rieii and eicisnt
street Commissioner. Mr. JACOB AstfGK cantdatS
ior Reelection to that Office ddeeisl oLn FRIENDS.
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Trust Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

rTSHE farm and Improvements lately oecapi.s ~
Miller, deceased, viii he sold public autioG, ~
18th Of December, 1856 10 the highest tidd.r SsT5
situated In Ohio county, Virginia, Inilrs from W.
and on the waynesbure road, three miles from In ~
meat containing enc hundred and forty-one if.i, -
about seventy acres same cleared and in Lirb ~,
cuffya ton; balance veil tnbered. The land d N
tered and would make good stock farm. sA
Terms made known day Of sale. Title ind,pp,,p
For further Information enquire Of ,t
HENRY :. THORNBCPeu
Half mile from Triadtiphia. Middle wheeiinF Co.,
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PosT oFF1cE ARRANGExESTs-Look ouT.-We
notice that the Postmaster General has directed
that all letters circulars and papers addressed to
& bog in post Office, shall be sent to the Dead
Letter of1ec instead of being sent on to its des-
tination. The reason alleged is, that lottery of
Ulcers and other business agents annoy the people
TO so great an extent with their circulars 1t
seems to US that the evils likely. to result from
this arrangement, will more than connterbal-
ance the good results All transient mail mat
ter addressed simply to post office, is to share
ti.e same fate.