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GUNNER HArs.-ToDD co. are daily receiving large nd
- their stock of suitable for
They would particularly invite the attention Of purcha their
French fets, and kinds &c venang
hats Of East India entirely in this market
May 94--3tds eoimr
THE HIawaTHh LEGENDS. BY Henry r. sehooloran,
Il
Treneh's Poems.
Linda, OF the Young Pilot ny Mrs. Hentz.
Richmond in bygone days being "reminiscences Of Old Git
izsn.
DeBowi Review for June.
National Democratic Review for May.
June FRANCK TAYLOR,
l.. j. Middleton,
Dealer n lee.
Once and depo, southwest p and 18th streets
FEB 27-d6mif
I ANDs LOCATED IN IOwA.--we have n agent now
IL travelling IN Iowa locating lands seldom opporu
offers have located by
pefieuce and judgment, having travelled
State Of lows, and summer
location without personal and gives
Of every location,
Address J. ". CLARKE Co.,
Bankers and Dealers In Land Warrants,
April 3-3tawlmep Warrington, u. q,
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RY-Thv congregation forming under n.
Hodges will worship the Union engine house. ward
Sunday morning Mt " O'Clock and in Lutheran
9gh sunday
tir further notice. The public arc invited TO attend.
June 7
INFoHmATros wANTED.-IosuUh p. SPAIN rensr
Peter spain lsf his shrfs,
Virginia 1850, aud In he
of Bulr Boone county, Rent4ky ,ad
Eomemc by tho Of Dick
require bic attention Any who the
said Joshua Spain perform Office
charity by communicating undersigned hin
viddie court house, virginia
JAMES u. ROUSSEAU
" Executor Of richard Spain, decea,ed,
June = 3tawimf.
ny ,. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CIJGIsLY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN ,ruE
T. F public sae.-On Wednesday afternoon Iuns a
ocnck premises, shat north haf Oh In No
a. l69 fronting 70 feet ION inches
Huldnuu M
building This properly has lately
thorough rep has gas pipes throughout and oe
cupied by frst rate tenant.
erm. at sale. JAS c. MCGUIRE
May 2a-.d iAucoueer
nY-rhe sbavs sale IL postponed until Tuesday nf,sr
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June 7-eodSds hucnoneer
TUE Life sna Death virginia by a yir-
gnian. Price ~. For sale at
TAYLOR n MAURYss A.
June bookstore near OH s,ree,
NEW edition omciI Congress. Directory, made MP
Nv complete 70 June embracing the changes residence
TORI mesbrrs Of Congress, &C. together with fsl
oBsial and diplOmauc lists rrics gzY cent. 70. SHELBY
June bookstore near OH street
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On reassembling resolution, pledgng all the constu-
oDa powers Of the government to the construction OF
railroad the Pacific was adopted by ayes 2o6 nays %.
The then proceeded to ballot for candidate for
H. prnsident with the following result
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Reward of $500.

Reward of $500.
oFroE USrrsp STATS M.Hsu.L, Dtsr. coLuspu.,
Washington, June 4, 1856
THE undersigned authorized reward of hundred
dollars such shall
of
JOHN ESSEX who being in cus,od charged with murder
owen Quigley This city, the Sd from tn.
Office o. The magistrate pending the preliminary examination upon
the said charge.
nrHcRIrTr0r
The is 40 old
feet high light mooh so voice. hns looking, fresh
ie hand he len, light eoored
clothes, and soueh cap, and
trade.
JONAH d. HOOVER.
June Marshal for District
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TUE Life rnd Death 90 Sam In Virginia by viz
gnian. Price ~. For sale ri
TAYLOR n MAURYSs a.
June = bookstore, 9th
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMEMORATIVE
nays PROCEEDINGS --H0MINATIoNs FOR PRES
IDEST AND VICE PRESIDENT.
Below we give the fh and last days proceedings Of the
democratic National Convention;
CscsSArr jane g. The convention reassembled at nine
k and commenced TO ballot for acanddate
ar President, with the following result
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Losr the fifteenth ballot the OF Franklin Pierce
,abdrawn by the New Hampshire delegation The
eon then adjourned until afternoon.
Since the nomination Of Mr. Buchanan the city has been
M Of constant excitement Various clubs from Penn
vaua headed BY Philadelphia band, and bearing
% banner paraded the streets. The Young Mems Union
Club of New York. fired alutes and much enthusiasm
manifested among the democrats.
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4 r.. CALDWELL, Dentist, of yirgnia, but
recently Philadelphia located the Of Psnnsyvs
and
teeth fof any TesmoniaIs
son rom
extractor ~ Of the treatment Of drang
and Jaws correcting inesnlay o. M ,s:s
"a III ss and Judgment Also mouths prepared for nad ar6cs
teeth inserted the best possible man.ef. #84
N --Gratutous operations for the poor.
May l7-Imt HtfH
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Proposals for naval supplies.

NAVY nKFAKrAEKT,
BuTcaa Of Consl'a, Equip't, aAd Repair,
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To THE pUBLIC,Ths undertaking busners hevetofb.
RED on BY the late James r. Harvey will be continued BY his
widow.
engaged ~ conduct and business and fully authorized
to act in the premises. M6#
The public assured every win
the business A. formerly
Funeral attended 70 Al All hours Of The day nsht
MARIA r. HARVEY,
hp99-eo2m No 4lo Seventh west
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The following te required the respective yards
.... KITTERF, MAINE.

No. white plank stock No. whte~oak plank No.
g. white timber No. 4, whe0ak keel pieces
and rudder stocks No 9, yellow pine plank stock logs No s.
yellow timber No TO- white pine No IL,
cypress white oak boards No. ~ black wanui cherry ma
No ~ wbiicah aud hickory bars
I5 heading No IT, black spruce No
rs, Isnumyg. No. s0 composition and nails No. 81
70 spikes nails No 30 lead zinc No %, hardware
81 paints oils sc No % aax canvas No ~ cotton canvas
Irvine. No 81, glass No 49, leather No
81, No brushes No. 81 pitch, osin No 49, tai
low SOAP NO. 20, ship ehandley No 49, stationery No
4 drc-w
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No vhooak plank stock logs No 3 whteoak Promeuou'
No. g. yellow plank stock logs No 4, yellow pine
and spsr timber No. 10, white pine. No H. ash oypfes
No. ~, black walnut cherry mahogany. No 49,
No. ~, white ash end hickory bars No. 49, black
sprueo. No 49, lguumvH No 90 composition and copper
No. 81 spikes nails No a. lead, No
hardware. No ", paints, oils &C. No " flax canvas No 80
No. Irvine, No. 81, No
81 leather No. hose. brushes No. bunting
dry goods. pitch, No g. talow, soap, oil. No
40 ship chapdlery. No 20, stationery
4-lnwaw
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cHARLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white oak plank stock logs No white oak pomiscuon'
whooAk keel pieces aud rudder stocks No o,
yellow pine plank logs No. yeow beams No. 10,
white pine No cypress whiieoak boards No. IL, black
walnut Inahognny, mamie.
hickory no 49, black spruce No 90 composition and cop
No. "a spikes nails No. 20, lead zine,
lin. No. 25 hardware No. 27I Ptn,s, oils sc. No 20, naI
No 49, No. - hax and cotton twine
81 No. 81 leather, no 49, hood No 81, brushes
3 burung and dry goods No. 81 PITCH tar rosih No 49,
taow, OIL No. 80, thP ehandle No 49, stationery NO.
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The undersigned -, OF - In the state OF -, and
- Of - In the Stae OF -, hereby guaranty that, in
bid therein naned
accepted will receipt,
the Office named designated
the for the with good and sufficient suree
and said shall fail aforesaid
guaranty good offer of the
said -. and that which may be accepted.
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MCCLURE, MILLS. - Co., Land Agents, ubuqsse,
MI Iowa will OF money
warrants scrip parties sppng will iares,
lectionr buy svli real and land
given the selection Of lands by
competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon. George w. Jones, ", e. senator Dubuque, lows.
Gen w. Lewis, surveyor general Dubuque, Iowa
Gov Henry Dodge, u. 4. Senate, Wisconsin.
Messrs stracbsn 4 Scott. bankers, New York. ....##
Hon. Eli Cook, Bud 10, New Ysrk.
Feb Dbl seodfen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

SWISS E4IeaAT1oS-Thc emigration fever,
which had subsidized in the last two years, in
Switzerland as we'll as in Germany, has this year
received . new impulse from the favorable &C.
counts received from the United States. A con-
siderable numbeBof swiss emigrants mainly
from the western cantonS, have started for illi-
nois, Iowa and Wisconsin, since spring. Quite
have located themselves in Algiers, where they
have enjoyed the especial protection Of the gov.
crnheht officials, and are said to be well pleased
with their new home. Societies are also on tho
eve of departure to found colonies in the Central
American states, especially in Honduras and
Costa Rica-the latter scheme being according
to runlor, under the auspices of Mr.. sqnier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

Ir TuT CoLoSIEs OFFEND THEE, CUT THEM OFF,
Tho AnglO-tSaTon of this week calls attention to
the extraordinary shipments of bullion to India
oflato years, $500, 0O0, 900 having been sent out
within the last five years, and Appends the fol-
lowing very sensible suggestions:
"Now here is case of balance Of trade that
is most striking not to say alarming, for it shows
that England is losing her gold, and Franco her
silver, and serious consequences must present
" arise What then, are tho vast Indian pos
sessions to Great Britain, if they only tend to
inpoverish her? How much more profitable is
her trade with the west, where the balance is al
ways in her favor. How much more profitable
are her dealings with the Anglo-Saxon race, than
with those eastern possessions, where the peo-
pie do not adopt her habits or buy her manufac-
lures.
"Iudia, then, it seems is the great gulf which
for be it known that the flower of the British
youth are sent to India. Nothing viii satisfy a
Court Of Directors and procure situation in
India but talent, high education and respectable
ty; where thousands speedily fall victims to the
seventies of the climate, the sword and the
numerous fatal incidents of the country. Had
half the talent and treasure that has been ex-
pended in India during the last quarter of cen
fury, been thrown in tho British possessions of
the west, what splendid results would now be
apparent. We will not pretend to estimate them.
But from all this England may draw one great
lesson, viz that the most profitable trade is with
thesslwest; it is immaterial on which side Of the
boundary line of 40 degrees for bothsections Of
the Angio-Saxon family speak her language,
adopt her fashions, and are her best and most
certain customers. Well may every patriotic
man desire permanent peace with America"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

Douglas Jerrold, ono Of the famed clique
of London Punch satirists, is coming to Ameri-
a 70 lecture. Jerrold commenced life as a sail
or. and after six years salt water experience be-
came comPositor in London newspaper of
fice. His first literary achievement was an es-
say on German music, which the author after
the manner of BENJAMIN Franklin, dropped in
to that lions mouth, the editors box, where he
was printer, and two days after he had the de-
light Of setting up his own article, none Of the
editors being aware of the authors name. der
rold next dropped another anonymous article in
the box on Fashionable Charity, which is writ
ten with all his peculiar vigor. This caused so
great stir that the editor, in his notices to cor
TneSnondsnts begged the author to calIupon him
lin other words, he was requested to Stand,
and unfold Yourself He aid, much to the as
Punishment Of the editor, who at once recogni.
zing his talents, took him from the case, and
put him to the desk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29


H-A proseetus has been Issued of COM
pany to complete the long expected Geographic
communication with the Brit sh India territories.
1t is to be called the European and India juno
ton Telegraph Company, with a capital of
100000 in elo shares The limo selected is
the same as that for the Euphrates Railway
namely, from the port of selucia on the. Medi-
tsrranean to the head of the Persian Gulf, fol-
lowing the Valley Of Eupratess and. it viii con-
meet ON the one hand With the Austrian system
of telegraphs, which is to be carried to Selucia,
and, on the other, with cable to be laid Oy the
East India Company from the Persian Gulf to
the Indian port of Kurrachec. twill therefore
supply the only link necessary to enable mes
sages to be transmittedIfrom London to any Of
the several Presidenc;es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

AGRICULTURAL FA1a.-Grcat preparations are
making in the vicinity of Lewisbnrg, Va, for
tho agricultural fair shortly to open there. The
Greenbrier Era, published in that town, says:
'EThe arrangements which are now going on
at the fair grounds, preparatory to the reception
of stock and articles for exhibition, promise to be
ample and complete. The new lot is much lar,
Ger than the one use on former occasions and
better adapted to the purposes Of the Society
Prom what we can learn, the people of this and
the adjoining counties will enter upon geneEe
Gus ravalry for the premiums, and strive to see
which will come of triumphant. We anticipate
acompletc triumph for the present fair"
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..A..nTusRNrRNTs.
ATHENHUM.


Hanehett g Dathe1d s. hes'5s' g
rIJt,E Informed that the Athenssaa
viIe cnened for the ian and winter season. Sn atys
DAY EVENING, Sept 1st The interior OF me 5aiia'ns ~.
been thoroRShly eleansed, repained deeorated Sc
Drop Crtai Scenery and appointments are enttEey
No has been spared render this popular place o.
resort equal superior to other Theatre West OIL
New York =,
The principal the country have been anu
will appear in rapid succession The company VIII sotsist
lin rartl Of the following well knoKn Artsts-
Mrs Lewis Miss Fanny h, Price. MesSrs Hanehett Don
nelly, Williams Henry Kelly, Stetson lissrtwc Granaa'
Yatson Porter Lewis, Fisk, Oakley and Horton.
M BThe ladies and gentlemen engaged at this estan-
shpent for the ensuing will please meet In the Green
Room on Saturday, August O'Clock preparatory to
- Fss d. -HANCHETT
/ Stage Manager
A limited number q Season Tickets may Be- pro,
10s-' tEvsntngpapers eopyt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

All Accountants NANss-If yon are very
precise man, and wish to be certain Of what you
get, never marry a girl named ANN for We have
tina authority Of Lindley Murray, and others,
that ian is an indefnite article"
Ifyou would like TO have q wife who is lone
Of thousand, /" you should marry an Emily, or
Emma; for any printer eau tell you that Gems"
are always counted by Thousands.
IF YOU do not wish 70 have busting, hy.a'
bout .yifo, youshohld not marry ono named Jen-
ny; for every cotton spinner can tell you that
iennics are always turning.
Tfyou have wife named Cordelia, you should
never drop any OF your acquaintance, for he
who has the deal never cuts.
The most incessant writer in the world Is he
who Is always bound to Alkaline
You may adore your wife, but yon viii be
surpassed in love when your wife is Dora
Unless You would have the evil one for q fpth.
or-in.taw, you should not marry 8 lAdy named
Eliza; for the deYil is the father q Lie Qies)
If you Wish to succeed in life IS porter. you
should marry a Caroline, and treat her very kind
"; for so long Is you continue to do this, you
win be good to Garry.
Many men Of high moral principles, and who
would not gamble for the world, still have not
refused 70 tlke Bets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
az The nov Times saws:

into tho Hudson, are entirely swept away or
very greatly damaged. Full $1,000 worth of
metals lying on tho docks, and belonging to
Smith & Co., of Albany, werc swept away
Mr. Congdon loses nearly $4,000.
Tho Harlem Railroad las sustained great
amount Of injury. a culvert at Copake in CO.
lnnlbia county, was carried away, and no trains
came through yesterday. Tho Hudson River
Railroad has been injured. and the trains detain-
ed by land slides.
Three saw mills at Chatham Four Corners.
have been swept away.
At Coeymans, q large dam was carried away,
causing loss of 50, 600
The Albany Statesman reports the total loss
on the line Of the creek, including TINT of the
garduers, will reach $4,000. 1t is estimated
that the total loss between YonEers and Hud-
son, will exceed 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

~"Bell Britain" tho raey Newport cores
pendent of the New York Times, says she has
some notions Of her own about matrimony.-
She7says:
Ny present idea is, that no more than one cou-
pie in ten are At to marry and become breed
ers Of sinners.
Only those who have received Spartan edu-
cations who have pure blood in their veins; who
are perfectly healthy and pacsably handsome; in
Srord. only they who have sound bodies with
intellect to match, should be permitted to null
tiply and Improve the breed" Of their species
This vulgar propagation of human deformities;
this awful annual crop of candidates for the
slmshouse ought to be ''nipt in the bnd." pro-
. nose that all candidates for the Hymenisl hal ar
should be put thrnugh a regular board of medi-
cal and moral examiners, and licensed or not,
accordingly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

a PEkFrxED BHEATH-WhAtlAdy or gentleman would re-
under the Of lsagTeeabe breath when by use
Ing BALM THousAsD PLowRs dentitriee would
only but leave the teeth white aabas
terri Many persons know their breath Il bad and
the subject delicate, their friends will never mention
it, Pour single drop Of the "Daln" tooth brush
wash the teeth night and morning 90 cent bottle vii!
last gear.
BEAUTIFUL mSy BE- easily acquired hy using
thousand FoweFs" 1t Will remove tan, pin
pies from the skln leaving 1t Of soft and
ate hue. towel pour three drops and wash
the face night aud morning.
sHAvrsG MADE EAsT.-wet your shaving in either
warm cola water pour three drops "Dalm of
Thousand Flowsrs' beard we'll and 1t will make
beautiful soft ateT much facilitating the operation o.! shay
ing. Price only Atty cents.
". z. FETRIDGE & CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
POr sale by T. II LOGAN 5 co. jeil-1ydaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

InFEalaI Cur 10 Anss1cAx orElzEss.-LOuis
Napoleon has presented to the Rev. ar. sewart,
Chaplain IN the Uuited States Navy, who defend
cd him when his conduct, while an exile in New
York, Vas brought into controversy few
months since, amagniacent diamond snuf-box;
and to Mr.. Erznciis,-the inventor of the wagon
pontoon for crossing rivers, which was latley ex.
hibitcd before him, q similar mark Of aPpFO6a-
zion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

TIM PlAso.Fos1x-This favorite parlor in
strulnent now considered an almost iudispen-
siBle article IN every family that can purchase
it, vas invented bysJ C. Schroeder, of Dresden,
in 1717; the square piano was first made by
Fredrics, an organ-buildcr of saxony, about
1T5s. Piano.fortes were made in London by
II. Zumpie, German, in 1865. The manufac-
ture of this instrument was commenced in this
country since the opening OF the present cen
tury. -.---.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

ONO WISE CRoP.-The season, we are hap
py to learn from Mr.. Longworth, has not been
so unfavorable to the grape as was feared Mr..
L. is of opinion that there viii be a fair crop,
and that the price of native wines will not be
enhanced The wine vaults of the manufactu-
rers are well stocked with all the varieties suS-
ceptble of being produced from the native grape.
--(in Sun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

YELLow FEVER IN Kisses CorSrY, =. UT
would be folly to attempt to conceal the fact that
the yellow fever has found Judgment in Kings
county Cal! it bilious, congestive fever, or a.
ny other name, or denying its existence in toto,
does not change the nature Of the disease or rem
der it less malignant; 1t were better that the
full facts should officially be made known, and
ways and means suggested and provided for its
proper treatment than the whole community
should be in constant fever.
The yellow fever first made its appearance,
Enthusiastically, some three weeks ago in the
southern portion Of the county. Since that time
not less than fifty persons have died of it in New
Utrecht and vicinity alone. Many have Hed PAN
ic.stricken, and there are not enough well per-
sons left to tSke care Of the sick, and nurses md
attendants hare been supplied from Brooklyn,
through the agency of Mayor Hall, who hiss man
fully 5att.ed this disease at every approach; and
to him, Doubtless we owe it that the disease has
not spread further than it has.
For some days it was confined almost exclu-
sively to the section the country named; and
TO that portion of the Eighth Ward of Brooklyn
adjoining New Utrecht and south of Twenty
seventh street, the new entrance on Third ave-
nue. to Greenwood Cemetery. The Mayor sta
toned police force at this point to entcrccpt
any unnecessary travel through the infected dis
trict Within few days it has madeits appear
ance at Yellow Hook, 18th Ward,) the point
which makes out just below Gawanus Bay. A
messenger came up to the city yesterday for
collins stating that four lay dead and others
would soon follow.
In the County Hospital at Flatbush there have
been ~ cases-7 ofwhich, up to Saturday night
had resulted fatally. These cases were mostly,
we are informed, from Brooklyn. On Saturday
it made its appearance at Red Hook Point-one
death certain has occurred, and one other that OF
a man at No. Union street, near Hamilton ave-
nue., will probably prove fatal. There has been
one case in Front street and two in Hudson ave.
nue-all of these proved fatal.-N 7. Times Of
Monday.
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Trugteeg Said.

DT vIrtua OF deed trust from George asd:n anil
ID wife to dated June 92i 1884, anil Of rerCL in
Ohio County Virginia In Deed Book No. So page 49, will
proceed sell the front deor of the Court Hous said
County Monday the FIRST day Of September lS pub
bic auction the highest bidder No. (l seventy sp-
ced on Main Street IN the Filth Ward Of tie City othes
also forty feet In width OFT Of the sOotherH q
lot No (2 twenty four, Situated Water street In & t7d
Fifth Ward Of the Citv Of Wheeling.
TSnus OF 5ALr-One third OF he purchase viii be Te9ur
Cash the day Of snle and the residue Sqai
indictments of six and twelve months from sale, The pE
chRsers giving bond with good security bearing irefsOm
te day Of sale and the title to be retained further
.curity TIL the purchage money Is paid.
Selling Trustee shall convey only such tile as Is Tei
ed In me by said deed of trust.
Inos--ts TrnEtr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

sW-Capital punishment has been re-stabllsh-
ed in Germany. The mode of execution will be
by the axe, and within prison wall, in the pres
encc of certain number of magistrates and Of
ficials expressly appointed, and Of such citizens
or newspaper reporters as may obtain permits
sion to attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
sy-Tbe leading paper of the Republican

- The leading paper Of the Republican
party Of New York, the Morning Courier and
Enquirer, eonfssses that Mr.. Buchanan viii get
in the South one hundred and twenty electoral
votes; that he win, also, certainly get California;
and that It IS hoaly necessary to give him the
twenty-seTen electoral votes Of Pennsylvania,
and he is the next President of the United
stateau