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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-11
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Tue following Is the result Of the Presidential election
A. FAR ss ascsrtained: t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16
POLITICAL.

NV YoRK, July 1.-THE North American
National Committee have engaged suite Of
rooms here, aud are preparing for the approach
ing campaign. The Eice-Presidency question
has no. been settled
Mr.. Dayton's letter of acceptance has been
published. lie says:
MY opinions and votes against the extension
of slavery into free territory are on record, aud
uFon that record l am now wiling to stand
Certainly, nothing has since occurred which
would tend to modify my opinions previously
expressed upon that subject; on the contrary,
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, that
greatest wrong portentous of mischief, but adds
strength to the conviction that these constant
iencroachmeuts must be calmly but ficrcely met.
This repeating act should be itself repealed or
Iemcdied by every just and constitutional means
in our power. / very much dcpreciate all sec
tioual iss;ues;I have not been in the pastnor
shall be in the future instrunentalin fostering
such issues. But the repeal efathe Missouri
Compromise, and as consequence the extension
of slavery, are no issues raised by US, they are
issues forced upon us, and we act but in self
defense when we Tcpel them. Ihat section Of
our country which presents these issues is res
ponsible for them, and it is the Sectionalisra
which las subvertcd past compromises, and
NOW seeks TO force slavery into Kansas, In ref
ercnce to other subjects treated of in the reso-
buttons of the Convention, find no general
principle or rule of political conduct to which
cannot and do not yield cordial assent.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HAurAx, July 15th-Fhe Cunard steamship
Niagsra arrived this evening, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th.
Liverpool, July 4-Sales cotton for the week
$50, 900 bales. including $1,000 on speculation
aud $4,000 for export. There has been an adj
g2ncc of 1-lG to Is, and n. o. niddliag closed
Manchester adviccs favorable. Brcadstuffs
shade lower, with a's:nali speculative demand
Weather favorable for crops. Wheat declined
during the week III Flour Is lower, for lower
trades. Corn declined Is. Beef and pork are
dull. Bacon is firm, at previous quotations.
Lard scarce, holders demand advance, sales at
G7s6i Common Resin 4s3d. Linsecd oil I'M
changed with active business.
Havre, July New Orleans tres. ordinaire
.g5f.
London, July Iron market duh, bars quo
ted in Wales at 9T 1?saes; rails, quoted eSa:es
IS; Scotch pig quoted in Glasgow II RS.
Money market unchanged. ConSols for mon
ey quoted at 80 3-Sa94 81. American stocks
higher. U. S. stocks have advanced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16
FoRETaN HEws: elEz
ARRIvAL Of EIIE oANADIAN.

QuEsEc, July 15.-The steamer Canadian az
| rived from Liverpool with dates to the I'd of
July.
The Cunard steamer Nicaragua arrived at
/ Liverpool on the 29th.
! Cotton advanced from l .1G to 1-1s Sales
! for days $4,000 bales, including to exporters
| 70, 600 aud to Spectators 1000. Market firm.
Manchester markets firm, upward tendency,
weather very favorable for agricultural purposes.
/ Wheat declined Sd. Flour Is lower. Corn de-
c!incd Is.
Political news unimportant
The harvests in France are unanimously
promising, notwithstanding the damage by IN
indations.
Wheat, sales of Southern red at asGda1Os6d;
white 10SaIls. Flour, Western Canal 30sa3Js.
Phila 33sGdaS5s6d; good Ohio 35s6da3Ts. Corn
sales all kinds average oss6d. Pork at auction
$40. Lard firm at Cos. Common rosin is un-
changed.
and MI fears of scarcity are now entirely dissi-
1t is reported that a conference of the three
protecting powers will be held in London during
the present month to settle up the affairs of
Greece.
Mr.. Moore had moved in the House of Com
mons, that the conduct Of the Govt ON the ems
!istEent question entities them to the ppproba-
ton of the House.
Several members appealed to Mr. Moore to
postpone his motion, but he refused and the de-
bate proceeded.
The Attorney General defended the Govt
He said the dispatches from the United States
were not such as might have been expected
from nation anxious to preserve peace with
| England.
Sir y. Thesinger said that the British, agents
had equally violated the laws Of the U. S. and
the law of nations.
3ir. Baltic declared that England was dishon-
ored by her attempt to seduce citizens of the U.
! S. from their allegiance.
/ Sir j. Walsh said the Govt by not dismiss
| ing Mr. Dallas, had confcssed that they had been
! wrong.
| Mr. Melloner Gibson said the Earl Of Clorcn-
doris conduct was Insulting to the L. S, and
that the American govt and people should na-
dcrstand that the british people did not support
| the Minister therein.
! Mr. Gladstone contendcd that the most hlam-
able feature was the conccaiment observed to-
wards tic American Govt for which Lord Claf-
endon and Slr. Champion were both equally TO
blame.
Several other. members spoke in a similar
Mr. Phellimore. Solicitor General and others
defended the government The debate was con-
tInucl for two days, when the House divided,
aud the government was sustained by majors
/! " of 194.
I 5FaAHcE-The oaly subject Of interest vas the
protest of the Princess of Orleans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16
NEW YORK MARKET.

.JvLr 15.-Cotton firm, sales of 1000 bales
Flour unsettled, sales of II, 600 Ibis. Wheat
declined 5cts per busheI. Sales of g., 900 bush.
Corn unsettled, sales of %, 900 bu. Pork firm,
sales of lou bbls. mess at 90 T0.5 Lard buoyant,
sales of400 bbts. Whisky firm, sales Of 400
bbls at 40a41.
Coffee firm, sales 200 bags Rio. Sugar firm,
Linseed oil heavy, sales 5000 gals. Lard oil
quiet Iron firTn, sales 100 tons Scotch pig.
Bacon scarce. Tauow firm, sales 10000 los. at
10 Ia
Stocks dull. Canton "a Ia, Cley. & Toledo
49,. Clevc. & Pittsburgh, Gil. Cumb. Coal
Co % rs Eric G3 Is. Illinois Gent los.
Reading 81.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER oRIzABIA

Nav YoaE, July 1.-THE steamer Orizabia
arrived last evening with over 100 passengers,
and $S5, 600 in slscrie. She connected with the
Sierra Nevada, which was detained at San Fran-
cisco until the 2Ist, in order to receive on board
the persons bauished by the Vigilance Commit
tee. Eleven persons were shipped during the
night, pii6r to the sailing Of the steamer, under
a strong guard.
Tue Uncle Sam, from Panama, arrived at San
Francisco ON the night of the 2Gth.
Louis Belcher, an old resident of Monterey,
was shot BY some person, and died the day the
steamer sailed.
Market at San Francisco on the Goth modcr-
ately active leading staples being in fair request.
Flour declined slightly.
The election for Priest Of Nicaragua was held
on the oath. The official returns were not
complete on the 2Sth, but there was no doubt
Of his election by an overwhelming majority.
The army had been strengthened By rein
forcements ard row numbers 1890, INCLUDING
two artillery companies ard five field pieces
Riyas, accompanied by the Secretary of State,
Secretary of War and the Minister OF Public
Credit, fled to Leon Chenandego, and took an
opposing attitude to Walkers party.
The Ell Nicaraguanz attributes the movement
to a fear Of the external enemies of the State
and approaching election.
Gen. Walker issued decree appointing Don
Ferrcre Professional President until the election,
declaring all acts of Rivas, after his dcscrtion
void; and cautiohing citizens to refuse obedi-
encc to them, as all such would be considered
as traitors to the country.
Rivas and his cabinet were at Leon at the
latest dates.
All the American troops, according to the la
test adyices, had left Leon.
Rivas is charged with having invited the enc
mics of the country TO invade Nicaragua.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

-is4ils put4tloll Of hllsi-s
ness man alter 9ying7chaFgsd hips ffteen huns
dred dollars for an advertisement. Such a pow
.er is terror and curse to society 80
The n. " Express published a .ful; conclusive
refutation Of the Tribune's caIumnies upon If,
and asked, will the Tribune dare publish our
reply ~ II would not The President of that
College it he'd assailed, published an overwhel-
ming, crushing, reply, with the request appcn-
dcd that those papers that had given currency to
the statements of the expelled students, would
also publish the remarks of the College author
tiles, Not line ever appeared in their columns.
The n. Y. Herald was lately mulcted $4,000
for its gross outrages upon Mr.. Fry, and we do
sincerely hope that in this case, private rights
and the law of the land wiz be likewise vindi-
Gated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

,,-,.,it Free Press says that Strong, nc
lps - by 200 of his followers, had left
1 CO... rs Islands and gone to Wisconsin. Also
~, tro .cOoners had been fitted out at ohiea-
o. o. t.a sailed to the Islands to make arrests OF
e. Gl.- end bring back the alleged stolen prop
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SLAVE TRADE.

BAL7rNoRE, July 14-C Y. Baker, a. c. Bap-
tista, Carlos La Hada and W,n. Slabler, were ar
rested to-day, charged with being engaged in the
slave trade
The schooner c. f. Cole sailed for the coast
of Africa and landed cargo of slayes at lava
ma. and then returned to the Chesapeake Bay,
where the vessel was abandoned, having first
been scuttled. The vessel was subsequently
brought into port Baptista is the Portuguese
Consul here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

rrwarr-The public are warned against a
,,,rs aItiirtc q; Partisan Tooth Paste, nlanqfnc-
,-,s,iui.i fa,rer of emery and parie stone,
,.tsh is VIGOROUSLY Injurious to the enamel Of
,gt.sth. The genuine Partisan Tooth Paste
!. .snutartured by Z, Booking & Co, was O.
lilly iayeatsd by DR.. F. y. BrentlingeT,
N ave the formula to make it oaly to the
frz.r gentleman, who has been in his employ
f,x5eral years. Therefore, the only genuiae
frrs!.a Tooth Paste is sold at the Prescription
sreofE. Booking II Co, Monroe street, adj
zig the Acbure House. and Dr. F. A. Bren-
a,.r, No. III, Market street Bs'e1rc Of the
.-,,-fsii. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

TUE sKitL GENIUS Brady, haze long since passed
into proverb, OF his famous achievements the
Daguerrean Art have sprung into universal; popularity with
such speed hia crownns Improvement the AM
brO;ype Illustrated press With engravings FROM
Brudy's AmbrOypes aud i; seems to be conceded eli
lar ds that they come life than anything that che
lnsry and light kaye heretofore produced To understand
truly what Brady has accomplished his profession,
must visit his peerless Gallery OF Portraits $50 Broadway,
iere all celebrities the nation speak from
tie pictured Eais Attached the establishment
ss aereolOf painters In this country, aud the COLOR
ing OF his photographs surpasses anything Of the kind
have ever The flesh tlnts the very duplicates Of
nature Under such eIrcumstAnee It Is not surprising that
Brady's rooms are crowded from TIL dewy eve, with
she se soeiey all strangers and
consider Of lious' Of New York incomplete
I'll they have his stupendOus Gallery.
The addition splendid Photograph Portraits Of
all candidates President vicePresdent, TO the
collection attracting hundreds Of visitors daily By
ference to ~ avtriisementln another the
will gee that any amount Of copies fnruised low
price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

p,,.baral chrOaicle, of yesterday, states
-, J.pa.et had been received saying that
'aa' S''I pr,.oons had discovered the bodies of
tue = ,5,r thirty-two men on the roads in
no rs. ~, r several Of them partially destroyed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16
rlHE. HERRRRr CASE

WASH, July 15.-The jury in the case of
Herbert, charged with the murder of Heating,
this morning sent e note to the judge stating
tina. there Was o prospect Of their agreeing and
they accordingly dismissed by the consent Of
the counsel on both sides Another trial has
been SGT down for to MORROW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

-1;ro,,i Wild Woman, about whose
iSs 80 ~, seems to be mysterious doubt,
'ai's ' cont tor the present to the State Luns-
:. > 4sylau at DAYTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

a Ciss of Eight lf9itfs' t,RIia9 tist by B0eraareS
Holland 'tte'alIt IlGlly Ne III Grant near Smith
seotsolp4t plying betwesn Naciez and New otlsgHs
with dreadful disease. The greater part OF this
time unable work and spent at least afty dollars
different hnt foanI permanent rete!.
Three weeks ago, of lrielS Insisted upon my ry
ing BosrdSe's Holland Be saving that el..s ,rGS
guGPdatsed. After ryns Il for only one week. IuSst
State vEs zYun5 have been At mors nov for
wlIatuvsr.'' -
/ e-l.iIy the above stntsmentls tr1e.
,n.n,li
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- ~ @ g :
Just REoITED IZR9hE THFF8ELEBRA7ED II8gIlVIVE
zE1aA1EItEsI7,r DAVIS 81 Co, e -
SIS CA SPLENDID I-OT OE4PtAMOS.saa85s

BI
FaT 4la
Mass s.. ARID
ar m %
Si
Plane sp4G hu ra ~ a {
h
/ lGainsye, ss. 5-s
ttyanaN1d asars
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{, louis News represents the Illinois and
IhLs W;..iS,ippi rivers as very low. but says
.H yf,.euIi sin good boating order, From
ne Nl, is We learn there was from eight to nine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16
.vPAIiNrss OF 7TI1E STOMACH am IYpIGEsTIC

WEAKNESS or THE STOMACH Ann ISDIGEsTI0N.
AtC.fer Jreut 5tetesl hY Boeytre ilILGrd Elf
tds.Te life OF Peter lie Wife, living in uciiand Town.
Seboy gan county, NisccUsp, suffered rlucl from
weakness Of tie stomach aud indise sti2n. She had been
t..Cr pby1icians for tine, hut the disease
eelned to baIe even lbs skill She purchased HaI.
aul Bltvrs office, which have given tone TO her sto:
mach appetite AMI returning, and rn
believe that this Is a3tsr great cure elected By Your
medicine. t--s
this remedy, but must await RnutheF opportunity. One
thing yen rely epon Eat Ne taYe published sTe from
parsons c0iiaunityi ami literally
iruc j 0UINTCS, .
:. Edtor sheboygan N!suwbode, shehoygan, Wis. {.
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.f1l 4. 81, the City Fathers and
I-DAl United guests, viii 90 out on an ex-I
nrs.'Y9 :, Alexandria on the Hempfcld Road.
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FRnM KRY NEST.

NEw YoeK, July I5Lh.-The frigate Potomac,
bearing the flags of CommoGorc Fauidiug, has
arrived from Key West, which place she left on
the 18th.
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CONGRESSIONAL
+ SES.tTF.-sFhe{ Senate occupied this nom
Inc an i,5lr Ia consideration of several lnlmEo

HorsE-Tlic House resumed the. considers
ton of the reconsideration of the committee on
The Sumner Assault expressing Misrepresentation
of the conduct OF Elimination and keitt IN con-
nection Herewith.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

ToererpOn the Post, not caring to claim the
exemption duo under the Sd court, hints that ii
the journal wants anything" why "Barkis is
vi.iin';" and, by way of Indictment, gives out
IL. IF the Journal uan secs fit to try that
exec, we will bet shilling he viii never Tepeat
t..experirnent" Let Mcssrs. Dodson & Fogg
Id themselves in reallines for retaining fees.
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Editor sheboygap Nlspwbol


n Gaze Of 7jrO Motts, Sanding cured on BosyAGrs,s
Holland Btssa-Gcorgs Henderson, Of Pittsburgh
after suffering three months m riienetSR part
OF the tine so severely cone my bed have
entirely by the of Boeraves Holland Bit
had attack since, hut found almost tristan
relief in the medicine. Il 10, in my opinion,
remedy for rheumaiis;n-h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

.,,,mcr AlbcrrnarIc viii be the pack
-! 81 Marietta lar, and Parkersburs toby,
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The said Faray boots at any idea Of an appeal
- I.r !, Bsba,fof the larder, and ayers that
~. ,,.rnytion is calculated to damage her pc
,-ri,rr interest. His honor was moved, and
m iafanrtion vas granted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

Ig "ChHircn of the Sun" arc said to be We
r =rm.5iocded ard impulsivc, and we see no
.zgn why this physiological fact should not, in
ts "aeatad term we are now undergoing, serve
. "a excuse for the belligerent attitudes Of the
P.:.,burgll Journal and Post. The journal, in
tso,laslioned way of small boys, strings out
Use several counts against the Post as being
Is, "liar;n ID, coward )" Sd, an 'idiot;"
III \ .hl,ck-uar7Ir
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Espey and AyHe, Dyspepsd, IRdiysStiOU, NSdddche,
Loaa @ AI.De!ils, OsliIitg. foNLrs1csS,

hI1HU rllo BlesUllQ f7s1tN.
Many Of most worthy sssns ,est; TO rs s0ndsr
Tonic has rever equae tho relief a'Eords In
all OF debility weakness Of any Kind almost ~
stanttreos Nervous, Rheumatic and ScurGigc Anrc-
lions instances proved highly bSusaciall
and in others effected l'rrled cure
When ointment ysiClfs prcscritc, mad their 50
unhes3tingl rcconcnd. sureyewe may doubt,
aud eagerly test its virtues for ourselves,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

Wy notice among Tie Philadclphi" Court
,ra,s.Jnas that the veritablc Fanny Fern alics
5irss p Patton, appears, and pr"ys the aid
arIis,rnined honor against an individual nam
o. 81 NJ NJ, Fleming Who it appears, is felohiously
rn =, the parlor reputation Of Fanny
to raise the dignity of .6et9W stars IN the
sb.1e Of a volume entitled Fanny Ferns Cook
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= N0TI0E. , Z

...,...,,.up0n the subscription to the csrisai
Iae aFs = raas, iIal Assoeiatpn required 70 he
..,s q ilsO' treasurer Al lis store, CORNER Of
$50 '.y, street, to-day Tuesday the 10Th day
IIsf' 1,y = N please take notice, and settle
:. JIG. saS'fF''S'9 iui5
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AmbrotVpes q Daguerreotypes

3 mbrOJypes @ Dag u5TTsOJyP6 pcs
ISY PARTRIDGE.
TYNIE subscriber ut his Nd stf Monroe street, s daily
producing AmbrotyFts. which taking lie place OF
DagrerreCtypes For proof the neness Of and
peroc finish his pictures, he soiisits the examination OF
scernag ,.ie He would invite particular attention to his
AlsOo ockcts and Pins made expressly for this style
of work.
AS these pictures can he taken IN
the difficulties hhertn preventing accurate kcaesses Of
snail edFen entirely removed Groups of per
sons of different es and Complications AEibGpypel with
difficulty. Pictures he copied by th process Ga
they unchanged for ages al AuhrotPes helms
Theoretically sealed between plates Of glSss,
ed never fade.
types properly being single plate OF glas,
liable efaced As the facilities of the undersiGn-
constantly increasing, lie Will be prepared TO MAKE
DaguerreotypGs at al. prices. s.-
Rooms at the plac,, 1st, when he viii
his spacious establishment east side OF Main ST.
Eufo Monroe, which vii be Of the best
arranged establishments IN tile The entire length
Of the rooms feet. No pains expense viii be spared
In the producing superior woEk and ersur-
ing the comfort OF visitors.
fes A. O. PARTRIDGE.
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Tha RVa aid Iar,

TURING my IN EsTpFe. lpbtafasd seyersl
IL INSTRUMENTS, Ad ines lCaia6le YAlnt iaSag
speciality. There na!lnL kIOWl, 70 Tie fScuiy In e
ther hemisphere ith which familiar, HhiS,
bel Tlih taigsssiyr isT 20 years Y! ts s!ty
New es restore SIGHT and ins
many hitherto detneii epsges. Catarg 81
cured 10y method, Without pain, Gross
Eyes in seconds ia majority Ok
cases. Gapuationss Ulcers, FiE,s see1, aud 8Sg:y
Rye nvaTaty; Singing IN i've ssa uF-
charges, by entirely precess. Nv IeHsiee tke
Evei price els also, ATiE1cIAL EYES aud
LOOK exactly IKE Est, and Inserted Without
an operation aud al remedies, forwards by mail Coast
fffiGs.S AgSfiS &s;2ecidt uttF tiV3,
JAMES W. POWELL, VI. ~. .-+.,ls.
81 -
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J. NJ. HAMILTON,
S31O.OOO

WORTH of Farms and BUILDING
Lots
IN the LSola Region Of JirGiaid, be divided amongst
1 10, go Subscribers on The
lTTII OF SEPTEMBER, 1885,
for the cHeft Port ROyIt EsnuS Ac1dSay- Sub
,ript;ois ONLY 80 RACIote lf down. fl ret on de-
livery DECD Eyery subscriber VIII get Building
lot or Farm value from $40 TO $4,000. These
FaTu sold cheap TO Induce settlements,
II which WIN compensate for ;e apparent lOS prise
tskeI.
MORE NGNTS ARE WANTED to obtain Subscribers, TO
lton the most liberal i be given. For full
particulars, subscriptions, agenciCs, Sc, Apply TO
E. BACDEh,
mr1 Port Royal, Va.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

P1rrsBrReH, July 15th.-River feet and 8
inches, at stand Weather cloudy.
C1ScINNATI, July, 12.-River feet nchan-
mel to LouisvilIe-unless telegraph something
different 1t fuctuates, but settles at 8 every
day. .rs.E..s.EE - -. n n
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
: jury l5th.-F1our market unsettled Whisky
3Ia3I is. Sugar 8 -4aI0. Coffee l Il al1 3-4t
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THOMAS ADAMS. Diamond House,
or nj Z. Chester's, Gothic Hall.


Mr. siias Lsconit Birmingham, says 81 have found in
Bosrliave Bitters remedy for headache aud debility Ny
wife has used Il wilt! the greatest heneHt.''
&. Sicisoison OF Pittsburgh also le hexps
setced much relief from its use for headache.
-l-Et BEAD THIS.
a Aolldl9t'S INSTRUMENTATION RnsHrs living IN the
Holland settlement Wis. after suffering
misery attending uttec PHosrnlion Of
body Ihavc been restorS by using EoSrhare's
titters, perfect hca!tll.n
The fact remedy being in such hgrcpute among
he lollRLders wisconsin, Michigan, Sew YorsN fact
IN every Holland settlement United
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
SiT. John Davdsou living Mles above Pittsburgh,
PENNSYLVANIA Canal, ''WhenI commenced taxing
Botrhtve's Holland Bi:ters could hardly Know
10y exceilcl. health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-16

IA BlSNER, the editor aud proprietor of the
Esy YORK Ledger, has sued the proprietors OF
L. N:w York Tribune, for libel, for things said
ute time the Tribune abused him Q3onner,)
JAsLaying taken Lis; fifteen hundred dollars for
: si-zie advertisement. The damages are laid
alta thousand dol.ars.-N. ]. lirfor.
E:fayen't much faith il prosecutions for IL
u. ut We 81 think that the Tribune deserves
ts-t=t tor the treatment of Bonner. Notthat
As any particular cisims to superior virtue,
r5.sty or honesty bat because the managers
lie tribune utterly disregard the commonest
ifles Of honesty and good Faith in their
t-i"es With him. Not content with violating
,sann business engagement, by mUtilatiug
l. advertisement, they abused him roundly i'll
+: laig gain aud for oiienses lie lad not commits
"a \ great Journal y.ey become great tyr
i,tJ.-Ltiee ". u NelnkG.