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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-07
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Marsh1& wayman 1'
wnoLEsAIE 4Sp RETAn pEyLERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
ATTHE OLD STASD ). II. NlRsH.
No. IS, Monroe ST.,

WHEELING, VA
[NExr BOOK GKERR or co.'s.l
ME receiving eastern manufacturers
one Of the largest and best assoEtments Of boots and
shoes for Fan and Winter ever offered in this Market
to order according to directions By the best work
to oay eomsFs either ars 9S P5ss
tall With variety ri Fall and Winter Goods
material or durability or worlnsns ship whether made in
this city any other country.
onr stock consists in part OF the following articles
800 pairs best calf boots So
s . 5s
Ssl0 pairs best calf brOsans; ~
80 S S1ek
SO lew price hrogans
soT's 4SDYOCTHs BRo5ANs.
see pairs boys thick brogansi
s. yossni ,S IS
500 pairs boy thi SS1 5oo Ss9''
90 80 eaPf
1sa pairs youths ssif boots 80
@SS tic shiek
WONAXs WEAR.
$50 pairs woman's CATERS, all colors;
$40 walking shoes;
99g morocco buskins;
80 Jenny Linas;
MISSES sooEs.
S. So sslisS 00G'.'
SN9 chilirens fancy bOOtz;
itHs0 kid and morocco
$500 mem, wOman's and misses gum shoes of the
Also variety not here enumerated, which will
sell either wholesale retail the accommodating
Merchants viii ind il to their decided advantage to call
and examine stock before making their and
purchases. nvo MARSH L WNYMAN.
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BLACK, BRowS, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
nIHIIA

NOTICE-EXTRA
IAsye small stock Of Common Clothing that will
Pese Of a. cost lcss, make my Spring
Soek Of Fine Goods.
n49i g. RICH.
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods,

HAIR RESTORATIVE, Is now for the firsi
IL time intrOince to the czens Of Wheeling, at No -
Monroe which IS the only remedy ever invented
that will eGectuay restore tie grey hairs and Whskers
the original color Of youth, without dying the bald
head in short with natural coying remove and.
run and prevent the hair from falling or free from
the filthy sediment objectionable in divers preparations
different before the public; the RESTORATIVE IL a
beautiful article for the toilet for the old young
Only be appreciated by its u5 anti all respectfully nVf-
and gentlemen Of high reputation in the South and West
where invented but will refer the certificate below
Of the distinguished statesman and Senator Judge Breese
Illinois,
CARL1LE H., June q, 1883
have used Prof .. S. Woods Hair Restorative,
have admired the wonderful effect. Ny hair was becoming
thought preuatrtly greg, but hy the Of his
rHTs has resumed its original color and have doubt
SIDNEY BREEsE, {
Ex-senator ofthC United States.
Pref. Woods Oriental AanntiVe Limiment.
This Eminent il valuable auxiliary the treatment Of
some Of the most formidable Diseases with which it lot
to CONTEND for instance inflammation or SE lungs 1ad
bnIFeEs Ry thorough and application this
Lnnent over the region Of the affected organ these other
wise formidable diseases sared OF moEe than
half their terrors, particularly among children and ou
ants OF mothers they allowed speak wou with all
the cloquene Of feeling and affection bear their united
iiony u the fact that IL had snached their children from
Che very jaws OF death, and restored them their former
health and beauty Again, It will bc found powerful
larry IN removing what is generally known Ague Cake
or an enlargement az the spleen, all
naapPcatoH - oSeEv this Imminent wi! be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 6g5 broadway, New York: ,n! lIi
Market At, st. Louis.
For saie wholesale and retail in wheeiivg by -
J. B.sNoWELL, Monroe 81, and
T. II. LOGAN a CO.,
darehi5 Rsi'iEe cornrr.
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B0NNET RIBBONS
TCSH received new lot Of Bonnet Ribbons OF handsome
n1iT VI. D. MOTIF BROS.
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CHKLDRESiSHATS
VERY choice variety Of ch!llren's Fancy Has-iust
nSd wD NOTE BROS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

LETTERS IN RELATION TO KANsAs.--An inter
estipg correspondence has taken place between
Amos A. Lawrence, Esq, of Boston, and exSena-
tor Atchison of Missouri. in relation to Kansas
Mr.. Atchissn, in reply to Mr.. Lawrence, concludes
as follows:
In conclusion, would say that you and your
people are the aggressors upon our rishts You
come to drive us and our peculiar Institution
from Kansas. We do not intend, cost what il
may, to be driven or deprived of any of rights
Missouri will never again compromise con-
cede. We are and intend to remain your equals
The sin of slavery, if .
SIM Is yours, not ours. Your fathers sold their
slaves and ours bought them. Ii you conside r
slavery in Missouri or Arkansas grievance to
you, say at once We must free them or You will
separate from us. Do this and you will act like
honest men, and we will meet you half way. We
cannot ever maintain this state of quasi peace and
qaasi war.
have been informed that you have an income
of 100000 Let me suggest that you purchase
$4,000 worth of negroes; come out to Kansas;
feed and cloth your slaves well; give them employ
ment; build for them aud yourself gosd houses:
improve their condition; build for yourself fine
barns and stables; cover the praries with wheat,
hemp and corn; feed your cattle on thousand hill;
assist your neghbor; and my word for it, you will
do more good tor your race, both white and black
than you are doing or can do in Boston. / should
be happy TO have you for neighbor, and you will
find as much geod among shareholders as you
have found among non-slavehoidcrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

YOUTHFUL CoNvICTs Alexandria, Va
Sentinel says that on Monday two boys. named
William Harrod and Oscar Wilson, aged respec
lively about 10 and IL years, were tried in the
Criminal Court at Washington City, upon the
charge of larceny, and found guilty. Notwith-
standing the comniiseration which sheir condition
enlisted the probability is that they must go to the
nenifanfiarx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

LUXURIOUS RAILROAD CARs-The Detroit Ad-
vertiser says the cars the Illinois Central Rail
road, for comfort and convenience, excel those on
any other road in the West One OF them con
tains six state rooms, each room having two seats
with cushioned backs long enough for person TO
lie upon The backs of the seats are hung with
hinges at the upper edges so that they may be
turned up with pleasure, thus forming two single
berths. one over the other, where persons may
sleep with all the comfort imaginable. In one end
of the ear is a small wash room, with marble wash
bowls, looking glasses, dc. On the opposite side
of the car from the state rooms 10 q row OF seats
with revolving backs, similar to BARRIERS chars 50
arranged that the occupant may sit straight or re-
cline in an easy attitude at pleasure. The other
i've ears have each two or three similar state
rooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

COURT OF CLAIMs.-It appears from q report
prepared by Chief Justice Gilchrist, of the Court
of Claims giving account of the business trans
acted by that tribunal that they hope to present to
Congress before the end of the present session, if
they shall receive the evidence that is expected
their final decision in one hundred and twenty
five cases, they will have examined and ordered
testimony in two hundred cases, and draw up
nearly q hundred elaborate opinions on questions
of law,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

NARROW ESCAPE AND RESCUE OF AN ACTOR
Mr.. Theodore Hamilton, of the National Theatre,
whilst bathing on Sunday evening, in company
with some of his friends, in the Potomac, sudden
ly became overpowered by the water, and being
unable to save himself, was drowning. when res.
cued by his friend Mr.. j. j. Wallace at the risk OF
bis own life. He was resuscitated, and we
hope win be successful in his bathing excur.
siOns in future-Uai0a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

yidual Is reported dead, and the Detroit Advsrti-
ser says there remains no man among the Nor
mons capable Of wieldipg his inhusncs or Of sup
plying his place DR.. j. Atkyn, who spent The
last winter on Beaver Island. says hs tesyss six
wives He was owner OF > printing press, and
published weekly paper. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

"MIsFORTUKEs NEVER COME SINGLY."-On the
l4th inst, the wife of Mr.. L. D. Hatch, of Athens,
N. Y, died about 9 +. b., and in two hours after
wards his little son, aged years, fell from the
wharf into the Hudson river, and was drowned
Mother and child were buried together on Wed
nesday following.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

AN AMERICAN DRIvE.-The New York Courier
dse Etats Unis, French organ, gives the following
description of drive on Bloomingdale road, near
New York city:
Clouds of dust are raised and succeed each other
without intermissios, like the smoke of the can
nonade on the field of battle. From the centre of
this opaque atmosphere. comes savage cries and
strange shouts. .Hepr' "Hepi" "Haaah =
Rorraah !'-"(iet along !'-"Io "Ho !'-"D-n p
here. Cd" there-''Hourrrah ."-"Jm, 'Jack," I"
Dick" mingle themselves together in manner
impossible to reproduce And all that in the midst
OF an avalanche OF light wagons, which pass like
the whirlwind. chase each other, distance each
other, each other run against and crush each
other Night itself cannot put period this mad
ness Men, horses, vehicles, run about in the dark
without any other safeguard than the Providence
that watches over children, drunken men and
fools,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

NUMBER OF WIVES REpCCED-The Turks con.
slider that their Sultan has made great approach
TO European customs, from tho fact that he has
reduced the number Of ladies in his harem from
one thousand to three hundred and fifty
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rarely seen the cry so deserted
Advices from Havana to the 18th say, sugar was
active at slight xdyance-prices irregular, stock
200 900 boxes.
The Boston papers announce the death of Geo
w. Badger, of the firm of Joseph Whitney & Co.
in that city. 8.s }ssf t@8
Mr.. Roberts. ex President Of Liberia, had an in
terview with Mr.. Secretary Labouchere, in Lon
don, on the 10Th of June.
dered by his friends in New York, left for Nicara
qua on Tuesday. Fs
A subscription has been started in New York,
for the relief of the sufferers by the inundation in
France.
Deacon Benjamin Ilsley fell dead in the Baptist
church at Portland, Me-, on Sunday.
Col Benton, on his arrival at st. Louis last week
was honored with saiute Of 100 suns.
VIM Bernard has been fined s100 ut ST. Louis
for insulting lady on the street
The U. 8. steam frigate Saranac arrived at Gil
braltar May Goth from Mahon-
During the iirst week in May, the deaths in
London amounted 70 ,l54.
The estimated stock Of pork in Louisville. KY,
Is set down at e,000 barrels Of all descriptions,
which, for the season OF the year, Is very heavy
The first train of cars arrived at Lai.ystte: In
diana, by the Wabash Valley Railroad, last We'd
nssday, from Logsnsport.
The only daughter Of Hon. John G. Calhoun, Il
named by the New York Times - the lady about
70 marry John Van buren,
The address Of the Alumni Of Delaware College,
II to be delivered on the ID Of Juiy, " Alcxxn-
der Parkins, Of Clarke county Va.
The publication of she Washington Ssntinel has
been suspended. II s y
There we're but nine deaths In Nswssk iasi
week, 10 population of 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

A SENTEECE-A man, named Cornhill, was re-
Gently convicted in Clarke county, Kentucky, of
stealing too plugs of tobacco and sentenced to two
years confinement in the penitentiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

ApyERrrsISs OUT wEsT.-A man In Wiscon-
ain receutly advertising his farm for sale, winds
M Is follows: The surrounding country Is the
most beautiful the God Of nature ever made The
scenery is celestially divine. Also, two wagons
IN selI and woke of steers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

FRENCH RAILWAY TRAVELLING Twelve
wears ago the number of travellers between Pa
ris and the Belgian frontier amounted, perhaps to
$1,000 or 400 600 annually. In 1850 the Northern
Railroad conveyed altogether 81 millions OF ira
veIIers, whilst in the past year the number rose
to no less than 81 millions, which is equivalent 70
the sixth part of the whole French population.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

SCIENCE TRIUMPHAST.--A friend of Cuyier
once took the horns and boots of an OK and ap-
preached the bedside of the great naturalist, ava
kened him from sound sleep, announcing him
self as the devil, who had come to eat him. Gu
vier rubbed his eyes and glanced at the monde.
script, from horns to hoof; Horns, hools-gramni'
verous--eat grass-yOu can't come IT, 60 away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--An extensive FIRE occurred
At Portland, Ne. Monday morning, in Temple
street. destroying large number Of buildings, In
Guiding the Temple street Church, Goldman House,
Casco House. and Muzzy' block Of stores, together
with the extensive stock of merchandise. The
principal sufferers ars.-Ar. Winship, halter: J..
5. Paine, music store; +. T.. Fray, tailor; G. e..
Dyer. tailor; L. D. Hanson, shoe store; H. p. Sfo-
yer. dry goods; and y. q. Corey, dry goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

THE CAPE MAY SEAsoN-Nearly one Thousand
persons left Philadelphia Tuesday, in the steamel
Boston, TO participate in the banquet that evening
Nav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

CosTLr BrRD.--Rev John T. Edwards, Of Rich
mond now In Geneva. Switzerland. Visited jew
sller In the city, and says:
He set out ON his counter box. mounted with
massive gold. on the top Of which there was large
enamelcd tulip, apparently Just bursting into full
bloom. He touched little spring, and suddenly
the flower expanded into full bloom. He touched
little spring. and suddenly the flower expanded
into full blossom, and right In the heart of it. there
sprang up sweet little bird, of golden plumage,
which began TO futter its tiny wings, and sing -
have thought nothing but real bird, Of flesh and
bones, could do: 80 cheerful; BIRD LIKE-open-
ing its little beak at every note and really singing
birdsong, such ~ il sometimes heard singing out
in the dewy copse ut early morn. The price of
this box was only one thousand dollars.r -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

Col. Samuel r. Curtis, formerly City Engineer
in 81. Louis. has been nominated for Congress by
the Black Republicans in the First Congressional
District of Iowa and has accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

SOMETHING OF A TRAIN.-A Buffalo paper says
freight train left that city, the Central Rail
road, q few days since, which consisted OF 30 cars.
all loaded with flour, and containing over u, 900
barrels The prodnet Of whole township Of
wheat fields on one train
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPLY
RICHMOND, 18th Jnne. 1856.
Mo FEE will be charged nc this Agency
for either Fire or Marine Policies, issued aissr
this date STOKES 4 CO., Agents,
ie IS-Im 14th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

thief was placed in the pill6ry as Key Weat, Fla,
and for one hour exposed 20 the public gaze. and
showers of rotten eggs, fruits. &c, thrown by the
bows He was then committed 70 jail te be sent
from the Key on the first opportunity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

RAuRoAps IN CAsADA.--Ths Canadian House
ef Assembly has paassd resolntions sppFopristIns
four million acres Of land 70 cid In the construction
az ( railroad from Quebec 70 Lake Huron This
road q to bs constructed on tho noSth shore of
The It, Lawrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

THy VERY LAST WMSKLE--The Syracuse
Iapruai teIls M that . Niss Adofabslla Piegitt
ne young lady who. In bioomer costume. psddies
hooSs in ths ears running out Of that city W cress
grained idsas, Il about 20 take the stump for the
Raoupliean nouinees sss@ zs1@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

EVACUATION OF NEW ORLEANS The annual
fight OF citizens from New Orleans for the North
ern States, has commenced this year very early,
aud the city is fast becoming depopulated The
N. o. Bee of Tuesday. June 18th, says it has
rarely seen the city so deserted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

Psnsss & 70 tAke the stump tor the Repusleas
nouipees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

ESCAPE OF JOHN w. RAND--John w. Rand,
committed to Huntington IN. J) county JAIL for the
robbery of the Lambertville Railroad Office some
time since, escaped Monday night 1t is supposed
his wife furnished him the tools with which be
broke out A large reward has been offered for
his re. arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

EMPLOYMENT DESlRED.--The under
Ia signed having received commission ~ NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens OF
Richmond and county Of Hennce In that capacity ---
He will attend to taking Dispositions receiyins Ac-
kuowiedgments of Deeds, Relnquishment of Dower,
and perform any other duty pertaining 70 the highly
responsible office of Notary de proposes also 10
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, heleass Deess, and
every other firm OF ConyeyaYce or CONTRACTS 20 pur-
chase and sell Resi- Estete negotiate Land and Fem
sion Clsims, superntend repairs Of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend 70 other legitimate business that may be
conided to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDiN
ErOfce ON Bank and 18th strsets, southeast corner
Public Square, Q few yards South of State Court-
House.
r. S.--One Of the best ScrivensS In Virginia win
dive me his assistanee. 1. A. g.
ap 12--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

Gas ON SrEAMERs.--The steamer aIssac New
ton'' b now lighted with gas. The AIbspy States
man says: In generating the gas on ~ Newton
three OF the company's medium sized geoves !. sre
and there are throuehpus tbs boet l4U nurnsFs.
The gas0meter 70 aiisd n tho sf!ernoon. sne t1S
gas Il generated while II b bnfning sna ap g e
O'Clock ~ night Soma I.50o feef e tne 81 msas
BY this apparatus Y burnt eAeh tu1s nsc1
ronjn ras s heavier. and paeeoe Arouon ne pHSA
srs snly haA = fask I1is sths asss sxpsesneas
Of ~ kind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

- -SSss---.1a bUxes Adausa anftmc Can.
AZ. 10 hall boxes do. dol 80 boxes tJsczsohs)
r.,lsw q c.a4''' fst scsss. ii,s + woRrHAM co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

BARNUM GOING TO LEAVE Us-The New York
Sunday Courier understands that Barnum has re.
eeived an offer from the Sydenham Crystal Palace
In England, of five thousand dollars year, to go
over there and take charge of one of its depart.
ments, and the editors learn that Barnum thinks
seriously of accepting the OFFER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26
1 LARGE sTOCK oF Dry g0O1s

a SELLING OFF AT cOsT-M. w. ROSE,
No 2oS Broad street. Richmond; Va, With viewto
10Th day of Ausast his large, varied and beautiful
~ DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ).
At COST. The goods then remaining on hsnd, wiz
be closed ont At public auction
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods OF =
superior quality. will bere ind sufeient isducenens
to make investment as he inteuGs 70 be very So
commodatine, and wants 70 save - much expense -
possbIe bS If not wholly, avoiding ths suctsen Be
wise .-cati and examine for yourselves
N. B. The store now occupied by me NIh y Iol
rent AFTER the Let OF SePtembsr Y z e sxcensa.
location for dry goods store, for wnscn purpose u
has been occupied by me for upward q W !. ROSE
MEAL: MEAL!:--Tne saSscrlber hav.
lNl ins leased the NH. Known - csfrsnston's.
in Butc hsrtown, formerly leassd bz A. D. Vieter,
10. os plssa,se ,ssaor article Of BOLrkD MEAL,
~h;ch hs vii dsiiver In any part Of the city
Persoas farsishins their own Corn can havsh
.vcnrS - vsry reasonsbie terms
cs Corn " wsssss for which The mnhst p.iss w %
paid; IL, ss..ln. s
OFFICE VA. ylaE !. nAklNE lNs ca.
usHIs Compasy viii hesceforth nnke -
j ehssss for relisy u s.y es.s |. Nm ....,...x
wa. 1. cow.se,s. aaSs. Sees. - r.. - l.is-M
RiChssd . s,sd Mma ssp.sor .ssss q sss "a ssss-
a!ss o. ssas. s.s kse Z es a.1 q a..
slld Port WINES. part very choice.
Nsasris ana Sherry. eli end dslisste.
Scotch Ale. q fosssrA Alsopp'A csnpaelA ssd
Dich,s brands. seH "
I1udon nnOWN STOUT SasSe
0inxsr VINE. Is 5Ssx
Blsckkerry BRANDY. :. zs 8
lsmilJ ~. roxsals ~ DupkEx go
ls1 - - =
nsvsd 81 eGss = Is. lff - el1s