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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

STATEMENT SIT Paragraphs have com
menced to go the round Of the newspapers in re-
lation to what was not said by the Hon. Mr..
Toombs and his qucstioners from the audience
at the fremont Temple on the occasion of that
gentleman's address the other evening. The
writer of this, witnessed tho whole proceeding,
and it was precisely thus: Immediately after
the lecturer had concluded, some one in the
crowd, who fingered before the platform. asked,
will Charley Sumner be heard at the South"
why wouldn't they hear him at Tallahassee"
Str. Toou1bs, at the moment, was in converse
tionwith number of gentleman .iho had gath
cred near to congratulate the honorable gentle
man on the force and propriety of tue address.
He made no reply TO any question put by the
audience at this time; neither did he discover
any recognition of them other than that after
the second question, as above, had been put. he
turned to the spot from whence it came and
bowed in silence. This statement is due to the
uniform courtesy of the orator throughout the
evening; andin general to the sentlcmanly bear
ing ola Boston audience on the same occasion.
-B0ston Post
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

AAxx,ED WoxGS's RgGHrs.-The following
bill has become law in kentucky: "The Cir
cult Courts of this Commonwealth, and other
Courts having equity jurisdiction equal to the
present equity jurisdiction of Circuit Courts,
may, upon the petition of a married woman, to
which her husband shall be party, render a
Judgment authorizing her in her own name to
transact business, aud to receive and collect her
own earnings and those of her minor children,
FOR her support, and the support and education
of her children, free from the control or interfe
rOnce of her husband, or of any person claim.
ing to act by his authority, and from his debts
and liabilities But before the Judgment is rem
dsrsl, the Court shall be satisfied juiiciaIy that
the husband from drunkenness, profigacy or
some other cause, neglects, refuses, or is una
Bile to provide for the support of his wife, and
for the support and education of her minor chill
Jrsn."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
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A DFFIcCLTY IS DICKINSON COLLEGE.-Quite
difficulty existed for several days in the latter
part of last and the beginning Of the present
week, between the faculty and students of Dick
inson College, which for time assumed a threat
students were charged with offences, such as
putting tar en- blackboards, &c, and dismissed
from college. To this proceeding some seventy
or more took exception and refused to attend to
their college duties unless those who had been
dismissed were re-instated The faculty refu-
sing to acquiesce in these demands, the stu
dents in spirit of naturalization, held meet
ings, made speeches and marched through thu
streets in body This state of affairs continued
from Saturday until Tuesday, when the matter
was fully adjusted, and the students resumed
their duties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

FURTHER vnoN KAssAs.-The Missouri Demo-
erat, ofthe 9Th, mentions the return of the Kan
sas correspondent of that paper from Kansas,
aad thst he reports ''a1quist" in that Territory,
mo further outrages being feared, atIea,t, until
the assembling Ofthe Legislature at Topeka, on
the frst of March next" The thermometer
had Sorsix weeks before his departure ranged
from 81 degrees below zero to 10 degrees above
it "1No thousand stand 81 rifles and t'centy
8tessh-lOa,ling eaanOn dai bean recsise1 at Lts0-
rsSes; tasy tOers brought secretly through Iosra
4,,,s Nebraska"
We give the above for whatit is worth. We
have learned to look withconsiderable doubt On
all tia. stnanates from these Kansas letter wrii-
tsys. ..-..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

a PErlrlos 70 DtssoLvE THs Us1oN.-on
Friday in the Ohio legislature, Mr. Jewett pre-
scented a petition from the Western Anti Slavery
association OF Selma, CoIumbiana county, pray
ing the House $50 decline entering into the cleo
ton Of United States Senator; to rescind the
laws which regulate the election of members of
the House of Representatives of the United
States and electors for President; to provide for
an amendment of the constitution Of Ohio,
which shall reperlthe 9Th see. of the 10th arti-
Gls, and forbid all State officers to take an oath
TO support the constitution Of the United States;
with such other measures as may appear cxpe-
dent to effect the peaceful withdrawal of Ohio
from the Federal Union.
The presentation of this petition gave rise to
warm debate, but not member expressed
himself in favor of its sentiments, and many OBJ
jected to its reception at all. 1t WAS, however.
ttnally referred to the committee OnFederal Re
lations"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
BOUNTY LAND LAIMs.


Schuyler CoIfax, N. G. from the South Bend
ington to hispaper at South Bend the following
relative to cauSes of delay in issuing land war
rants 70 claimants:
The numerous letters have received from
claimants under the bounty land law, asking the
reason for the long delay in the Issuance Of the.
warrants, led me, in ono Of my frequent visits
to the Pension Office, which they occasioned, to
ask Judge MinOt for an exact statement of the
condition and progress of this branch of his
multiEarious duties. Judge Minot remarked that
by the orders of the Secretary of the Interior
the applications are taken up for consideration
exactly in the order in, which they arc fled.
After examination, comparison, and decision,
the parties filing thOn are notified of the result
II successful, the land warrant is sent-if the
proof is not sufficient, that fact is stated, and
meanwhile the application goes upon the '.ils-
pended list, or, If rejected, that fact is also
Rtnted.
The last law, unlike the previous one, requires
Yeeord evidence to Sustain-the claim; and hence
many cases, in which warrants were previously
granted, on parole evidence, are rejected under
the present law, in consequence OF the rolls Of
the company or regimentin which the applicant
served having been lost or burned or, as III case
ofths Maryland forces of 1912, being cxtant in
Z very imperfect and mutlated condition. PEN
sion certificates are not considered record evil
dencg by the Commissioner, as they have been
granted in many cases on parole testimony
This seems tome too rigorous construction of
che law, ss the certificate is certainly an official
Eopy Of an official record. Many who write me
do not understand why their neighbor, whose
application is numbered, say 90, 600, has obtain
ed his land warrants, while their application, No.
30 900 has not been heard from, as eithor allow
cd, suspended, or rejected; and the following is
the reaSon:-Where applicants have received
bounty land under previous laws, and whore these
applications were granted on record evidence,
all Of which can be verified without going out
Of the Pension Office, the Commissioner has
issued warrants up TO about No. i25,000.-
Where this has not been the case, and the appli-
cations have 70 be sent to the Third or Fourth
Auditors Office (sccording as the service may
have hecnia the army or navyl for verification
by their rolls, they have progressed only to No.
$4,000 Where they have to go through the
0lartermaster Generals office, they have only
Eosalerg 90 Tar as No. 80, 600.
TheSruth II, The Pension Office is completely
overwhelmed the business thrown upon it.
The Eomndis has 100. clerks but each ap-
plieaiion hasto 60 through ten different hands
{, gore il IA finally aeted upon Some provision
N increase she number of;examining clerks in
the other Offices, alluded-to above, is deemed
necessary By the Commissioner to facilitate the
isy;:ssi1S up e the present arrears,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
po1.1rIcs OF NEW HANlP.

Mr. Orr, of South Carolina, Mr.. Conn, of
Georgia, and 8lr. Weller, of California, address
ed amass meeting of the Democracy of New
Hampshire at Concord, on Thursday last. Mr..
Weller condemned Know Nothingisrn very Sc
verely. Ar. orr,defended the South against the
charge of aggression upon the rights of the
North; and, III turn, he charged the North with
continually infringing upon the constitutional
rights Of the South. He defended the eompro-
mise measures and the Nebraska bill. Mr. Conn,
according to the report Of the Boston Post, Eek
pressed his pleasant feelings at meeting New
England audience for the first time, and said
that II the people eF the different parts of the
Union understood each other better many of the
evils which now arise from misconceptiop would
be abated, and the spirit of sectionalism be les
4ened. The great principle Of the Revolution,
which had been and should now be the ANNA
ting principle of the American Republic, was
selEgovernment The doctrine of non-interfe-
renee between the States in the matter of slave
ry was ably presented at length by the speaker
as essential to the preservation and harmony of
the Union, and the errors Of Know Nothingian
we've fully exposed" -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
"Truth stranger than Fiction. >
LET TNE AFFzIcTxP HEAR TQR TesTyNoNY

+ LET TIE AFFLICTED NEAR THE TESTIMONY
ss, OH LAIll, :
W those who have the pleasure Of knowing her, need
= say nothing, but to others remarE that desire
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None a
pTecaie her JOY and gratitude in being relieved from pain,
alter years OF suffering unparalleled f there b.
AnSb who have suffered like hrr.
Hiss ). hasOng been resident Of this CItyor hclnst
yearshaE been Scccssly conducting school at No. $40
Bamore street Theharpy change IN her health subject
OF astontshment and JOY TO her friends AVk
those interested to call on her Hhe will til, them more Of
her cure BY HntoaS IiRcturs than she written Thus
is ths remedy goes giving relief to the refer
the public 10 them From distant places We also h.
Of the sar happy result THESE facts With the concurrent
testimony Of thousands should Skrcls praju.
dcI.o hide their heads and Couccde that alnptoh Tue.
tare ia a wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
FOR The wheeling IntelIiSencsr.
WILT THOU FORGET ME ?''
prxrrs

ny xFrtE.
Oh wilt thou forget ne,
When parting to resn.,
Srvksns for Happiness.
sa Far, far from thy home
And witt thou thus leave mo,
In sorrow and tears,
To weep DER thy absence,
Through long, drssry ysHrSF
Oh wilt thou forget me,
And all that has past,
Tie moments Of pltasurei,
That fitted too fass;-
The doubts aud the fears,
Istrnsglod to bear,
The hopes that iiIupIned
The depths Of despair?
Oh wilt thou forget me,
When, ne'er to depart,
Thy cLO,cn-shy loved one
Has come to thy hearth
When softly her dark eyes,
Gaze fondIy on thee,
Oh think Of tie l1ae heart
Thara beating for thec.
Oh wilt thou forge: met
Remember no NOR. l.rS,sa
The bright dreams Of the past
That forever are o'trs
Oh! cannotendure
That thou shoultst forget
The heart that Lowell soady
And elirSs to thee vet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

RArHER ScEpTIcAI. lady riding in the cars
4 few weeks since, found herself seated by the
side of an old matron, who was exceedingly
deaf Na.am; said she, in high tone, did
you ever try electricity2 What did you say,
MissS 4 asked you ifyou ever tried electricity
for your deafness., u, yes, indeed L did; its
only last summer got struck By lightning, but
I don't sec as it did me bit of go6sl :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOSIET7lEE.g BfT7ER.s.

Since the award Of pploana from the thirteenth annual
exhibition he Ohio Mechanics Iastu;e held in the City
Of Cincinnati limitations have their appear
ance, which caution Tic public against they are repre-
sented 70 be the their medclaa! effects as tonic
FOR which properties committee physicians gave the
award OF DIiOle Dr. J. HsrEITEEs Bt,crs rs hereto
fore, stand anrvaed fer their medicinal powers in giving
strength, aud vigOr detatcd constitution; and during
this cold vesthsF, vOald advise every ts.ay keep
zupply hand Children, well 40 sdnIs viii tnd the
bensNts Of irlal. zss7ass
Por sale BY an die prtaoipal Druggists and by hotel.
generally. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
ARE YnE S1GK

ARE YOU SICK +?
Then you can't be cured Don't delay unt your
complaint Ineura6lc, and then WHEN
of all the diseases which people church yards,
might be cured by Ayers Cahart!e Pills.
Don't dragging through Spring, faint, plecpy list
less, because your blood loaded bile the
Headache, Heartburn their kindred disorders because
your stomach parade yourself around
world with Pples BOtehes, Ulcers and al
Of e une.ean diseases Of the sn becsuse your
TEN wants cleansing. Don't show yourself about lean
gard s eavrd in, besauee Jour Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers Pls these
things right surely water quenehes are They purify
e body and blood and their functions healthy
activity which you anfeei quick te taken. They
the great medical wonder OF this age recognised by
all who know ther virtues and many thousands them
Take e Cherry Fecforps for Cough, and TIE FRS all
arrangements requiring PuFSasive medls.ae.
Prepared by DEJ. G. AYBs, Lowell Mssssehusette-and
sold by al Druggist4 IN Wheeling.
r. a. C. GOOD co., wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale aud Retail Agentr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
Por sale wholesale AID retail by "
RqI5 L4UGHLLES d EU;SKFyELD.
nALLPr,s GrxrINr p,1Y. ryrpAcrnp

DALLIT'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation the
buEns scalds, in from twenty mnues-and that
will heal the wounds without scars and eectualy
yer sOrss-ssls Rheum-InfammAtOr Rheumatism-sOre
and Inasned Eses-cuts and Ulcer
ated SoresScHld Hrad-COrRs and Bunons -Erysrelss-
sprains NfppIe+-C lIblainsItes
Of Ensertssweued aud broken breast Erup,iOpsaud all
other InaaanaOry and cutaneoas d4rse where the parts
affected can bereached
Don't be neredulous many diseases named to be
cured by only hing5ut reflect; te few positive
properties which The DALEY salrs alone contains and
heretofore enurrated-One fourean reach not alone
the aforementioned disease, but many enumerated
QueEyo '.O' regular bred pAystcidRs lrsscriLe cdiO
mel inUdrdIy. for sSore4 erdigertst diseasts'
Each box of G.srlSE DsLsrs PiS EA1RAe4oR has upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label with die sISnsturss c.
cIICKENER CO., prOpEietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Au Oshera counterfeit Price % cents
per box.
Eg-An osdsrs should be addressed to CIV ClieEner
Co., 81 Barclay street. New YORK.
For sale by LAucHx1xs BrsuyzkLD Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the I. g. spls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
rog CHRISTMAS AxD Sxw YEARS

ADAMS Premium DaguerrrOsypls has the pleasure of
informing The citizens Of Wheeling that he producing by
the aid of eemicG! ag, Ambrotypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city. They briane
bsdness and artistic finish excite the admiration Of
every including artists Who most eslc
Srated Eastern Galleries, who pronounce them s
er4r salr."
C Five Medals and Fight Diplomas have heez awarded
to Adams. Remember the Gallery, Nsin Union
strestL. dc1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

H'ssHs EOiross:You viii confer favor upon many y-
tsFs by announcing esteemed aaawOrthy feOw-ezen,
election.
f,0 OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
SCOTS
LITTLEelA GIANT

CORN AND COB MILL!
THlSts doubtless an invention the most important
Of modern times, for the Of EeadFtsed farmer and
Eeederard the which BEEN
received from the rEt, then thing else
witty and ENpeTiorifu.
1IIs warranted tic nest positive
against hreaEaEe or arrangement.
FOR sale st Manufacturers pderaby :
J. r. GREER 4 CO.,
Dealers IN FZ0Iar, 6Tdia, Hay de-,
tAnoaIo-ddEW WHEELING, "a.
Samuel Mitchell and vie, Elizabeth In capeery In the Cir
Mitchell, emit Court for Ohio
vs. County for the sep1-
Z Jacob, Trustee, rate benefit Of said T.
and otherE iEabeth Mitchell.
In pursuance Of the decree made In this case shah ON
Saturday the 16 day Of February 1856 Court House
for Ohio county, sell the highest the
terms after named the south hAOfOt -four square
No. deen l, fronting 4th the same now and
LATELY oeeaPed by the said Mitchell and wife
~ Terms Of sale aTeone fourth Of the purchase nom
ey in cash. or in thirty days by negotiable note bearing IN.
terest with good security and the ether three iouhs by
equal At IS and p months from sale, With in
retained till The purchase money is an paid
z JACOB Trustee
md Cor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
s FIRING ELECTION.

1--WE charge FtvE DOLL4Rs Inserting nominations for
sFa to he paid invariably In advance. Persons COM
plying sh This rre, viii understand Why Their Announce
'nents do rot appearI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 19, 18sS uya2;sm
wM. a. nAToHEI oK's nAlH DYE

WM. a. nITcmRI oR,s mAlR DYE.
GREY Red, Rusty Hais Dyed instantly beautiful
and Natural brown black, whoct The least Injury Hair
or Fkm.
PIETE4S MEDALS D1PLoats have been awarded VIM
Bachelor since 1889, and 5000 applications
been made to the Hair OF his patrons Of his Dye
Preiudlss against Dying the hair whsEers unjust,
would be aSa.ns. covering bald head With a wig.
W. A BATeHSoEs HAS DYs produces color not to be
distinguished from nature pure
the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made, sold applied ln private reo the Wig TactO
ry, e8S Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in al elites towns of the Calted states by Drug
1iSts and FAaes Goods Dealers.
IB-Tbs Genuine the Radreas upon steel
plste engraving CO four aides Of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
o9I E,r,,,,yru,. A-syv Yorl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

~ Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. Harrison, and the
other atistcs composing the Pyne and Harrison
Opera Troupe, declined singing on Sunday ever
i1gs at the st Charles Theatre, in New Orleans
where they are now successfully performing on
the score of q conscientious regard for the Sab
bath-Eelinquishing on each of such occasions
nearly ten thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15
WHEELING MUSIC STORE
EASTERN PIANO NNAREROOMS

No. 149 NAN. ST, ~ q.
SENT DOOR To BERRYTIIl'S YuRElTURR sTeRR,
NHTEEE may be found variety OF Boston New York
w Pianos from the frstclass makers, among which are
the celebrated James W Eose Piano. with Patent Damprr
and Improved Scale, warranted to stand in climate.
splendid assortment Of tbs popular CArhart'a Patent
Mc!odcon and Reed Organs, superior in tone Rns
my own manufacture. Prices from $4utn $lZ5
All c the above Instruments warranted for yeRr from
purchase.
AISOa select assortment, from best Importers and Man
It"cturs, Of Guitars, Nons, Accordeons FIunar, Fe
flutes, AMI every article wanted 10y the world Imusir.
Tue subscriber hopes, by studying the people
and s;ct attention TO business 10 merit their patronage
aE.opEONs To LRr. SlIEEI MCsIr
f-li:y Il. T. TORN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

+ LEAP YkAR.--It must be recoIlected that any
woman during the present year eau marry any
man she pleases-proyided he be willing. One
of the authorities, writing in 1890, lays the law
down as follows:
albeit it is move become part sf the com
mon lave, in regard to social relations of life,
that as often as every bissextile yesr dothe re-
turn, the laydes have the sole privilege, during
the time it continueth, of making love unto the
men, which they do either by wurties or IooSes,
as to them seeneth proper; and moreover, no
man will be entitled to the benefit of the clergy
who dothe refuse to accept the offers of ladye,
or who dothe in any wise treat her proposals
withe slight OF contumely"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

TO TIE PFoPLE or ONO cocy7Y.
snnounes myself candidate for the office of Sheriff
with Sdellty
h4 4. BED1LIoS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

Ma. EDssoR-Piea.e announce THOMAS P. sHALLcRoss
as the PeopIe eana. Sheriff. at the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for the ONCE
By 80 doing yOa Eal Obiiyc
Eel MANY VOTERS.
tAtses and Times COPY and eaarE. this oaiee.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

81 Mile. Rschelleft for France in the steam.
er which sailed from New York on Saturday -
Her troupe, we believe is ssillin Havana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-15

------I aIEI. AIlI IllFs FOpy-I
URUNAL'S SACRED EIIXIIS-
- A Medicine .Tor Dys1,eI,sia alone
medicine 10 in extensive and popular in Western
- PrnllsytEanta ItizprePared by Dr. Truxal, OF WASH
g9n co. and has given relief to hundreds who have
The names Of persons well appear % vouchers for
its efficacy in the above diseEEe.
1B Price $l,0n.
T. II. LOGAN 3 Co, .erl Agents,
Ies Wheeling, Va
TIE GAL TAAIC ISUPP0RT'ER!z
mis- Female Supporter, operating oa simple scientific
principle gives great and often complete reliefIn weak
ness Of the sPnand In all cases where support needed
FEB + II. LOGAN co.