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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

.DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseParabie as FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces iu
namauOn. Wherever there unnatural heat hrobblng
redness no matter whether caused by fever, hurt
sore poison reumatls piles scad burn sting, there
is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subdued. To
complish this Of the physician always direct
ed Thousands physicians thousand of and
most sagaciCus persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control over inflammation is wonderful immediate,
instantly aayng the PAIN neutrazins poison extracting
secretcns and forcing TO her
renewing and healing No burn, scald, umcnt Is
two severe to Yield soothing and curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The enveloredl in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of c. V. cL1cKENER CO., proprie.ors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
25 cts. per box.
ssy-Al orders should be addressed to G. v Cckener
Co., 81 Barclay st New York T. LOGAN Co.
sp2s:1m Wheeling, Va.
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a Dye For the TEaIr.-perfectOn is not attained
BIZ Incidence and ease; there crOssOt road to uniyer
sal favor The world WIN be blown like chat into
channel indicated by mtstors Witness the fast anchored
fame Of BACHELORS HAIR DYE, won by watching when
Oers sle sustained By It's intrinsic worth and truttfu-
ness to nature WARRANTED disappont the hopes
of those Who zee It, Madsana sOld, or applied the Wig
Factory 2s8 Broadway, York See that each box has
VIZ A. BACHELOR on, no others genuine. soly By
n H LOGAN 1 CO.
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"BEFoRE THE PEoPLE!n

The dge Corner Drug sOre presents its claims to the
public scarcely miss getting what want, If
you ask ut the Corue-" of quality and at the low
test market prices.
~ Read their advertisement. sP10
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sPEOIAL NOTICE s.

Henry clay and q. JohuHon have both given
their evidences In regard to the virtues Of HamPtens THO
tare as evidenced IN the cares effected among her neigh.
bora For DEBILITY, Dyspepsia rheumatism, d. I. is in
1.lu,bl. tn. loGASk CO.,
oeta wholesale and Retail Agents.
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Noffcc 10 moIci mon

W. CARR, Proprietor, aiLure House, Wheeling, Va,
= having determined change his business, Offers for
gale all OF the furniture and fixtures Of the ALurc House
sold by the 10th OF October next will that day. be-
le hours Of II and o'clock. sell 1t to the highest bid
der, without reserve-ny object in selling being to pay
debts and change business. This house is now doing
much business any tue, and te
lempfeld H. R., Cleveland and Wheeling and Pittsburgh,
and q. o. r. r. Will all be completed to this place IN sixty
House do largely increased business Terms eSeee
Ingy easy and will be made known TO Wishing to
purchase The House WIN he kept usual style Gutn the
day sale purchaser viii 5e-aJle to right
aiangaT,d do a nice business. spsT
IFTIIERIAL OLE IaaI to any in the uarGet-;OF
= - Ss's 0S tn. LOGAN CO.
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Econ the Nerprk Nerepry, gspt. 50.

RosHASA, OR JEWISH New. YEAR.-This religi-
ous festival commenced last evening, and con-
tinues during to-day and tomorrow. 1t is the
first day of the month Tisri, and commences the
Jewish year 5617. Orthodox Jews throughout
the world will keep it, as their forefathcrs have
done for four thousand years, by abstaining from
all business and, with grateful hearts, fcasting
means will permit.
On Monday week, they will keep their annual
fast day, when, after heasty supper, they will
entirely abstain from eating, drinking, snufling
and smoking, from six o'clock of one day until
six o'clock of the following. When this grand
Penitential day, during which all confess to God
their sins and shortcomings, has come to a close,
eight days of joyful holydays are kept up. The
tables in every house arc loaded with good
things. 4 cottage is built, covered with gems.
and adorned with the choicest and most beauti-
Synagogue, the roof Of this cottage is opened,
and thanks are given to the Supreme Ruler OF
the Universe, for His benehcence and His guar
Gianship over His chosen people
! y week after this, the Jewish holiday season
| is brought to n close by the observance of the
day that commentaries the coming down of the
| Prophet Moses from Mount Sinai with the ten
commandments engravcn on the two tables of
stone. This day is celebrated by feast, when
the best and purest wines and cakes and other
dainteS, are sumptuouSly provided. The four
grand holidays are each kept for two or three
days. but with the exception OF the single Pcni-
tcntial Day, they are all seasons of gladness re-
ijoicing and thankfulness to God These holi-
| days are not strictly observed by those designa-
| ted as Reformed Jews, who change many of the
ancient forms and ceremonies, and instead of
conforming to the ancient landmarks, adapt
! their observances to modern times and notions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
Valuable Property for Sale.

VaIus Die EfOfleTty lot sac.
TINE subscriber offers private sale the house vita
the Of Fourth and Quincy SIS. ThS hoa, hta
occupied for severaiyc Of the best boann hasa
In the city, and Is well adapted either fog boarGi 5,
second class hotel Its close proximity te 7,sI!
Railroad Depot makes it desirable stand Il.
above purposes. Terms accommodating.
auC6 JAMES tanner
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Wheeling island Property

FOR SALE.
TNlIE undersigned offers for sale all that part Of Wht
i Island now in the occupancy Of William CLARK asa
Market Garden. lie has lad Il laid itn small fih
ranging In size from One and half to Five Acres Ehi
lane, forty feet wide, running through the ccntt, n IL
Town Lots to the head Of the Island.
For beauty of location, Aud fertility Of soil, this PoP!
is not SURPASSED by t,v the Ohio River, and poast
sirous "htalnnS delightful location in the es1bip cog
venient the city, those wishing to ensar Hu t
of Market Gardening it offers sirens 'ndresa'"
purchase.
plot Of the premises he seen, on nakiac a9ia's'
to the subscriber, who will give information IA f'
ton to it; and the terms OF will he liberal
FRANCIS II. ARMSTRONG,
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Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN RITCH,E7o,r,
Trust Sale of Real Estate

oY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed 40
ID GIL and GeorSe Hartman, dated Isru7ry Is @
recorded in the CLERKS Office ~ the Cour,v
county in Deed Book number 81 folio 50 vii ~ y. .
sale public auction at the front door Of ,is TIM, III
of Ohio county, at Ii o'clock \. NJ, on MONDAY
22d, 1855, the real estate conveyed ne IN san -
trust, being Lot No. tonel and de south half a.
(txo), The plat Of that part Of the city Of
out by William Chapllne and John EoG s,as,, =, -,
northeast corner Of Water and First strers /, 60,
Wheeling. =" >s1St
Selling Trustee, will convey such title esr
by virtue of said deed - '"-'s
TERMS OF SALE
The expenses OF sale and 81 9c2 ~ cents in r,b.
credit for the residue of 10 ami IS months s w
and the title to be- retained until payment in fun
The sale Of the above property Is t.o.tr,,naa ,
the FIRST day of November next 1'- AKA
spqs;tds - ~ Lg H..
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NHw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EFount weed Cemetery.
GENERAL uacee+iuG Of the Lot hollerA will be held In
a the Court House on Friday evening Oct. Sd, Mt 81
o'clock p NJ TO drsf BYLAWS and otter important busl'
.1.tp-1 Secretary,
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THE DYSPEPTiC PATIENT,

TIE DYSPEPTiC PATIENT,
whose has lost the power duly converting food
sustaining element relieved by single course
this extraordinary tonic. The gastric ud re-acqures
power, crude nuriment, which load
and burhen the sufferer while his digestive OTEaniZa
paralysed unstrun becomes under the whole
revolution created In the SYSTEM the basis Of activity
health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

H-The census rcturnsin Nebraska Territory
for the present year show population OF 1915
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CURE OF SEnyors DISEASES.

miraculous cange which occasions in the
dtSea ebitated and shattered nervous system whether
broken down 6y excess weak by naturc Impaired by
sickness, the unsrung and relaxed organization Is at once
braced rcTvied and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms disease vanish together under Its
influence. Nor IS the eject temporary, the contrary,
permanent, the cordial properties OF the
medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and restore 1t to its
normal condition.
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NOTICE.

10 the Lor6TS OF Ll0me made .MifaRtactures
and tie Public in general
HRisTIAS FLAcK still continues his of Manu-.
ChldrGn's Winter at his stand, No. 1871 Main St.
South Side OF Suspension Bridge, Wheeling Va Where he
will be pleased TO his old cnstomerS as many
make him call. His being of the best
quality; all work warranted
The special attention OF the Ladies Is invited his large
assortment OF Cue cLGcE srncEISGs superior
quality rs has been exhibited In this city. Ept9
1.30N LIS Putty In bl3lders, al n ~ .
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Philadelphia T. W. Dyott Sons, 1872 n. Cd street. New
York. Park 304 Broadway, Duane. BHlti-
more Cuspnre Brothers, Gay and penna Gin
cnna John D. Park Chicago, barclay Brothers, 2lS S.
Water st. st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. n. Orleans,
J. Wright Co.
Sold in Wheeling, by LauShins &lBushaeldT n. Logan
Co., other DruECist Merchants generally through
out the unIted States and Cannlns oet3dnwly.
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Il Special Bulletin for the Sick I!
DR.. MoRSE's
TNvIG FORA TING CORDIAL.

TIME Cordial will with wonderful rapidly every
disorder incident to the digestive apparatus restore
appetite; the strengths harden the mnscles brace
tie give elasticity to the spirits recruit the mental
energies bauSh drsPondeney npart 10 tie attenuatsd
disturbed maginEton build the shattered
may be taken without fear by the icebest Maiden
wife mosher II Is composed soeiy of the juices Of
herbs potent only to lnvigorGte exharate
and restore.
II the system has become relaxed BY improper indu-
genceS the Cordial lInGuse vigorous vitality Into
The laSsitude resulting from late hours
application labor Of kind Is quickly removed
by and ladies engaged in sedenty occupations
and healthy stlnulant Where the circulation OF the blood
be sluggish any functions OF the body
mperleclIy perormed it will restore the nature"
and communicate permanent to the seeretve
and diStrfbutiVe organs.
who bowed down by physical debility, and so
despair Of recovering the vSor and mein
manhood invited this wonderful nviGorant
trial 1tembodies the elements Of their restoration Be
they consumed the first bottle they will be con-
that the recuperave principle Is at work in every
debated portion of her frames, and hope soon TO be
realized In their thorough recovery, viii spring up in their
hnapt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

One Remedy tor one Disease.
nR. Truxa regular physician, and stands high (in
~ Wash. Co. PAD in his profession a man. Ills
medicine is valuable
Mr. Robert Mckinley, of West Brownsville, Pa, aged 81
sent to Masonown in the fall Of 1881 for bottle Sacred
Elixir which performed permanent cure, will appear
from tn. annexed certificate:
This Is to certify that for years
Dyspepsia the prominent symptoms Of which were, 0bs
nate Costveness SOurness Of the Stomach Pain the back
hips and legs spells OF Extreme weakness OF hesh
1hngonr Debility and GnnEing at .he stomach tried
great many remedieswent TO Baltimore consult
very eminent physicAnspent not less than hundred
dollars hut never benefited IL used Truxals
Sacred Eli%er, one bottle of which c1ecuav
RoEERT MciIHLET.
For sale by t. H. LOGAN co.
sept 70 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
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AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND OF THE
BIG r. FD ROOT

LOAN0 -LO-H.D DOO i.
WE are receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
Establishments, ofthe largest and best manufactu-
red assortment OF Boots and Shoes
ever offered in this any other market. They have
to order according TO directions, and
intended expressly for retailing regular
mers and all others who favor with call.
offer unusually large variety Of Boots Shoes which
guarantee equal In quality workmanship
those manufactured in this any other part United
States Our stock will be found to consist part fol-
lowing ScaEOnAble good:
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eKERA l. uncec.lna Of the Lot holders will be held In
n the Court House Friday, evening, Oct Sd, NJ ~
o'clock p NJ. 10 dra Bylaws and othS! important Das
ne ss;e- Y order & W. DSsS Secretary.
Public Sale.
ITAVING sold my LaTIn, win sell by vendue, on THURS
II DAY, the twenty ri day Of ocfoBER 1856, my stoe
Farming utensils, Furniture among the stock are three
Colts OF Morgan blood Also, my interest e
the Noted thorough Horse "{faGtSN "a DHt"
(oWned by the Olo Stock Coz Six Cows and teticts,
fs bred Devon. The extra mixers and the hcf
pure Devon Bull YOUNG HEROD," bred by e. PStter'
YOUNG TIEROD!
The property J. e. Sisson and myself, has taken three
at Fair Cleveland 10 competitors,
two Of them imported is years old and will be offered at
the sale.
one yoke good Working oxen pair old Devon
steers partly brOkeh also that unequAled yoke of year
~ aso HEAD OF SHEEP
Consisting and between the Saxon and
sesan These generally young and In good condition
Cot this counryl Also few Spanish Merinos ehotet
PURE SILESIAN BUCK
Two years old, number OF half seSian and Saxon
Bucks and Buck lambs,
One Berkshire Chester county white Sow, in
pig pairs Chester county piys Ny stoeE has
ali wIt care eudeaYorin have each good ots
kind.
FARMING UTENSILS
or every Enk used on Farm, Including Mannys Reap
Mower Flows, Harrow Corn Dill, Straw and Stalk
Cutters HickoE Cider Mil, Little Giant Corn and
credit Of niue months WILDE given.
Ohio Co., Va, Oct. l. '56.-octS-1tdwts.
ner Washington, Pa will publish the amount Of 81, and
charge this Office.
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
lew its Use.
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given all persons from taking
IN certain Note for the Two Hundred and Sixty
five Dollars given Lagrange, Ohio, Sept 29h, payable
six months after date TO D. Il King order. said note
iraudulently obtained and the will be paid
by me- ROBERT MCINTYRE
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THE undersigned having been appointed administrator Of
the late Nm Charnock, hereby requests all persons
knowing Indebted to said the firm OF
w J. y. CharnocE forward aud make immediate
settlement. JOSEPH CHARSOCk.
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FARMIWG UTENSILS

one Berkshire aud Chester county white Sow in
lIg pairs Chester county pys My stoeE has
III bred wi care eudeavornS to have each good
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Publio Sale.
Nd YOUNG HERODY
ESQ HBAp OF SRI

Consisting and between the Saxon and
Siesian These generally young and In good condition
Ny OF Wool will compare Iayorably with the best clips
(oE this country Also, few Spanish Merinos choice
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House Nor Sale

For Rent.
4 DESIRABLE Dwelling House on Union &
"a Market and 9Th streets, FOR some time IA cSE E''
". y. Motto.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EN-

sp2e1a Bridge Conner Druggists.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR 90,
Manufacturing Pharmaceut!sts and Chemists,
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t-Doors open at O'Clock. Performance TO commence
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Trust Sale of Real Estate.

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Daily American organ., 1856-08-15

against the insidious wiles Of foreign influence
oonjure you 10 believe me- fellow citizens the jea
oasy OF free people ought TO be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
huence is one of the most baneful foes Of republican
g0vernment."-- Wdshin9t0n.
Il hope we may find some means, In future, Of
shielding selves from foreign influence, political
commercial OF in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from jsIning in the
wish of Sas Dean q that there were ocean OF hre
between this and ths old world. ."-JGt~A
Daily American organ., 1856-08-15
MATRIMONIAL.

TDROPOSALS will be received during
il the present month by prepossessing gentle
man, with an estate for Wife of pious education,
with means-say equal to half his estste- Address
American Organ, W. X
Daily American organ., 1856-08-15
WASHINGTON. D. c. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST Is, 1856
Speech of the Hon. Mr.. Moore, Of Ohio.

Practical Legislation for the Troubles in Kansas
The Democratic and Republican Parties, their
Policy and Action--Millard Fillmore and his
Party.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-15
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
In published every Saturday, on the following
Terms.

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With this paper must be directed to the ADsa-ioaS
eygon," Washington city, and be rostpaid.
~ All advertisements for the Oyy0n" should
be handed into the office before twelve O'Clock NJ, Of
the day Of publ ,ation. .
Daily American organ., 1856-08-15
VESPAsIAN ELLIS,
Proprietor.
THE DAILY An EKICAN ORGAN

Is published evry afternoon, (sxcept Sunday Q,
the corner of Louisiana and Tenth street. and
4 delivered 70 city subscribers payable TO the car
rsrs) at ~ cents per week. Single copy, cent.
Mai subscribers, % 90 per annurn, or ~ 90 foi
Sx months, always in advance.
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X. w. WARDEN,
Attoruev at LAW

"NNWNHtT ~ H"W .
" ILL practice in the courts of Washington and
w prosecute claims before the several Depart
ments OF the General Government
Office thir3 floor No 491, Seventh street. opposite
washington Place. apt 6m
Daily American organ., 1856-08-15

WILMINGTON, N u, June 18, 1854.
To persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes so impaired to require the use OF GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias a suitable per.
require, as he has suited me with pair of Spectacles
Tor far and near sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required me to be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after day, during which
line used but one light.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-29
Alexandria Items.

IvY HILL CEaETERY-This beautifully situated
cemetery on the heights, about one mile from this
city, it is expected will be dedicated to the pur.
poses intended about the Goth Of next month.
Addresses will be delivered on the occasion, and
other appropriate ceremonies take place. Those
who have seen the grounds do not hesitate to say,
that in point Of natural beauty, this cemetery Il
not surpassed by any in other portions Of the
United States A number Of lots, about 800, have
already been purchased. There are'22 l-2 acres
in the enclosure, and every variety Of ground hlls
and valleys, within this place.
PREAcHISa--Quite feet of canal boats arr
now lying in the canal basin, and on Sunday last
the hands employed on them, together with others
about the place assembled on one of the boats,
and divine service was solemnly engaged 10 and
appropriate dscourses delivered by several stu
dents OF the Theological Seminary, near this city.
CASE DEcIDKp.--At the recent session of the
Court of Appeals of Virginia, Mt Richmond, the
long-contested case of Moses Hepburn against the
heirs of Agnes Dundas, for certain valuable prop
erty in this city, on King street. was decided In
favor Of Hepburn, the court awarding to him the
property and eighteen hundred and thirty dollars
damages and interest from the 10th Of August,
1888, until paid.
AccIDESr.--0n Friday last Captain Southard's
vessel, the Rebecca, loaded with forty thousand
her ing was run into by the schooner Mary Fran.
cis, of Goose Bay, and sunk, the carge being to
tai loss
Daily American organ., 1856-04-29
DIED.

On Monday, The 2sth instant, at O'Clock, II. NJ,
after lingering illness, WILLIAM i. TUITION,
aged 33 years.
.E His friends, and those of the family, ars in
vited TO attend the funeral tomorrow "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence Of his bro
ther, John b. Turton, on street. between 2lst aud
ED streets.
At Shallotte, Pitt county, North Carolina, on the
9th instant, OF paralysis, JOHN II. BURNEY, Esq,
aged So years. e4
On Saturday, the 18th instant At his residence on
Good Hope Hill, Mr. THOMAS PERKINS, in the
5sth year of his age, leaving wife and five children
TO mourn his irreparable loss
Daily American organ., 1856-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY. April 90. 1856.

TUESDAY, Aprfi ", 1896.
The SPEAKER laid before the House commu
nicaton from the Treasury Department, transmit
ting, in to resolution of the House, copies of
advertisements for proposals for material for the
Treasury extension and the contracts for the same
with other information called for.
On motion of Mr.. WADE, of Ohio, the Commit
tee Of the Whole was discharged from the further
consideration Of the joint resolution for enlarging
the custom-bouse, post Office, and courthouse at
Cleveland, Ohio, and it was read the third time and
passed.
The regular order of business being the consid-
Grafton of the report of the Committee of Elec-
tons on the Nebraska contested election case,
considerable conversation ensued as TO the propri-
ETY. of deferring the subject until Mr.. STEPHENS, of
Georgia, should return, who, it ia understood, in
tends to submit minority report Finally, the
report was postponed until this day three weeks.
On motion of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio the
House then took up the Deficiency bill, the SEN
ate having insisted on its amendments thereto.
Mr.. PHELPS moved that the House recede from
its disagreement to those amendments which made
appropriations for the army and for the United
States courts, and was addressing the House on
his motion when our Reporter left the Capitol.