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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05
MEW YnRKMARKET

APRIL 4th-Cotton quiet and firm, sales of
8, 1000 bales Steamers news having had no eff
feet upon prices. Orleans Mddlings 10 81; Up
lands Middling 10 l2.
Flour quiet, sales of S, 900 BIS Wheat dplI,
sales of 600 bushels Corn Dropping with
sales of IS, 600 bushels western mixed at G5c.-
Pork is firm, sales of $50 bbls. at 1910
Beef lunguid, with sales $50 bis. Lard impro-
wing, sales $50 bbls at 10 1-2. Whisky droop-
ing, with sales of 200 bbls. at % "a for Ohio
Coffee dull, with sa,es of 400 bags Rio at III
Sugar quiet, with sales of 500 hogshcads New
Orleans at Sc Molasscs firm, with sales of 700
bbls New Orleans at 45c. Linsecd Oil is quiet
Lard oil quiet Bacon wanted: Butter quiet
Cheese dull. Iron is Arm, sales of so tons
Stocks S firm. Chicago and Rock Island, o5
IL Cleveland & Toledo 81. Eric $685.
Galcna s. Chicago ia So. Rcading92 s.
n. Y. Central SO "a. Missouri G's So. lndi-
ana SIS SOL Va. 6's 95 81. Milwaukee and
Mississippi &c. Cumberland Coal Co. "a Ia
Sterling exchange firm.
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TILE LATEST NEW S.
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FoREIGM News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA

New YORK, April 4.-Fhe steamship Asia from
Liverpool, has arrived with dates to Saturday,
the 22d. She left Liverpool at 10 a. n, on the
22d ult. She brings 4S passengers.
The steamship Arago from New. York, had
arrived at Southampton.
Liverpool Cotton Markct-9rokers' circular
reports sales of days at 80, 900, Saturday le-
| ing holiday. Lower qualities had dcciiacd 1-lu,
fair qca tiles sc:ree, have improved somewhat
market otherwise unchanged Sales TO export
ers 1000 bales and SPECTATORS 2,5uU. n. D.
Middlings T-Sd, Fair 3 Id, Upland MIDI .ings
o 13-I6ths d, Fair lid.
Accounts from Mauchl star represent t! C mar
ket dull. Wheat unsettled and prices consider
ably lower. Flour dull, and prices nominally
unchanged; Western Canal 3Isa32S, Ohio 3lsa
cd. Corn declined Is, with sales ut 3Isa6d, clio
sing dull Provision market unchanged and
steady. Lard quiet at 53a54s.
Bank of England has reduced its rate of into
rest to uniio:m rate of per cent.
COnsols for money quotcdat " l-4a92 S-S.
No English news Ofimportance.
The King of Belgium was the Egucst of the
Queen at Windsor.
No business of importance was done in Lon
don or Liverpool on the. 21st, as it was Good
Friday.
Mr.: Buchanan introduced his successor, Mr..
Dallas, to the diplomatic corps on the 18th, and
transferred the charge of Embassy to him. In
the afternoon he went to Paris, from whence he
was to return on Friday, and he would probably
take passage in the steamer of April 10th or
18th, for America.
Ffdaee.-A dispatch from Paris, Friday,
March 21st, says the Empress and Imperial
Prince are both doing well.
The Prussian Representatives took their seats
in the Paris conference.
At the tenth meeting the business of the con-
ference was understood to be closed. A COM
mittce of one representative from each of the
powers was engaged in drawing up formal
peace.
Omar Pacha had arrived.
There had been great mortality among the
French troops in the Crimca.
| Gen. Luders had ordered all the Russian Off
GERS that were on furlough to return TO duty.
The news of an armisticc had produced a pro-
found sensation ofjoy in the armies Along the
Sea of Azof business had become suddenly &C
Generals Random, CanrObert and Bosquet
have been made A[arshals of France.
] .Spain.-Advices- from Spain report great u
larm in consequence of new Carlist conspira-
cy. The Government has been warned of it.
| The French frontiers are closely watched.
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Change of Time.
ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1885, until further notice,
" Trains sill be follows, Saturdays e&ceptcd)
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTII-Te s1OA ". Train will connect at San
usGy with Morning Train from Toeo at AonroeTe with
Chicago EXPRESS the Southern Division Of c. T. Road; at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from mt
Mansfield Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and West Trains GU the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The p NJ Train will connect at SanduSEy with steam
Bav CITY Detroit; AOurOeTlle with western Train
O. T. H.; Shelby Junction ut 621 r. NJ with the Mall
Train ON c. O. O. r. C. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction BIDS r. ~ with Fast train on o. r r r.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains OF Central Ohio Il. H.
GOING NORTII.Thc 9.2G Train will make clnse con-
pcction at Newark Train from BcHir @. o. II.
r. at Mansfield with Express for Pittsburgh; at
shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and ut MonroeYle with
Mail Train C.. &. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
2'1O Train will connect Mt Newark with Express from
Fast Trnin Pittsburgh; at Shelby function at 5e1
with Cincinnati Mail Cleveland; NonrOevile with Night
Exnress for Toledo Chicago and at SandusEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and ChicnEo.
Sandus.v. Aug 4, 1855. sep15-tf
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ODD FELLOWS DIRBCTORl

VtrginIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
wy. ztxk, y. G.; B. II. Cur, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as above every
Monday evening. z. BEATrT n. G.; s. f. Fdrf, secre
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. II. BrxoExsIocK, n. g.; F. "
Hegsr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 50.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market Quincy D.
D. urRLET, n. c. Vim. u. BsrryhiI, Secretary.
PnnoIa Lodge No. s2.-Ateets as above every
Friday evening. @. K cARrERtour, n. CT W. W ban
cIard Secretary.
Abrams EucamPmcnt No. 1.-Mects at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe Streets the st and it
Tuesday evenings OF each month"; WV. DtAScuARp, C. p
s. ". lPeurAoH, Scribe.
WIN. TeiI Encnmpmeut No. 34.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JOuS o. IIOEESAS, c. Pr HIn. TsisgdrScr,
Scribe.
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INSPECTION.

Pn1LADE1rHrA, April 4-The boiler Of the i'll
fatcd New Jersey has been examined by the U.
s. Inspectors, who attribute the accident to leaks
furnace, and the steam generated thereby in the
fiues forced open theIfurnace doors, and the flame
following set fire to the woodwork above the
boiler. One furnace door was found to be wide
The official report says the boiler was entirely
unfit for service, having patches that were near
Iy burned away, and in some places the iron
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masonic DIREoToRY.

ohio Lodge No. Io1-Meet, a. Masonic Hail.
corner Market and Monroe Streets rst and @td Mon
day evenings of each month. CIV SIGHTS, W. ~; F. W
Bdssen Secretary.
Wheeling Lo' ge No. 12s.-Meets as above
the fret and third Saturday evenings of each month. J. H
WILLIAMS, W. NJ; S. Is. Fearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union GhnPter Ne. 19.-Mects as
above Monday evening of each month. W. G.
ScoTT, II. p; IL a. Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling RncnnaPment No. 1.-Meets as
above the 6arta Monday evening of each month. w j.
B.TEs, G. C., A. LOrfng, Recorder.
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Snow on TnE MouXTAINs.-Thcrc is tolera-
BE prospect that in the mountains of Virginia
there Will remain snow enough to afford good
sIeighing during the entire summer. A CORES
rondent of the Hardy Wing, writing from Pen.
Gcton county, says the snow in the Allegheny
mountains, at this time, averages 81 feet depth;
and the writer is informed that it is drifed in
some places to the depth of from one hundred
to one hundred and fifty feet: so that the top
branches of the fullest trees barely project above
thcsurface -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

pr.p.-Mr. Samuel Henly, of Rockingham,
,lule,l to short time aimee, as having lived
f,rtr.trO days withOutfoOd, died on Friday last
From the sine he last ate anything until the
fine of lis death, was .torty-ni"e days. Mr.. II.
had taken nonOurislment during the whOlctim
srcsnt an occasional trarght of water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

We have received BlackNood for March
Contents "Siddelrs History of Romc;' Mon
tell" biography gone mad )" "The Greek
Church." " Nicaragua and the Filibusters )"
"Thc Scottish Fisheries" Sydney Smith, y
~Peeragcs for Life;" and 1.-THE Wensleydalc
Creation" excellent number with imprved
Typography. Address Leonard Scott & Co., New
York.
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NEW MEyICO.

ST. LOUIS, April 4-The Santa Fc Gazette of
e Gem sg. Garland has ordered $50 .troops, under
Col. Chandler, to take the field carly in March
to invade the ella and Apache country, and de-
mand satisfaction for the robberies and murders
'I The court martial for the trial of Naj. Blake
was adjourned until the 18th. Lieut. johnson
was acquitted, but the case of Blake was post
pCned on account of the absence of material
witness for the defence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AHotsr great Cure Effected BY B06Fhdrs's Holland Bit
tsrTe wife Peter De Wttr, living In Holland Town,
Shcboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness Of the stomach and Indigestion She had been
under plysIGIan'S foT tmc, but the disease
seemed battle his skill. She purchased lIO-
land Bers at Office, which have given tone 10 her sto
mac her appetite and strength returning, and firm
j. believe that another great effected by your
medicine.
We have still record many wonderful effected by
this remedy but must await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected community and literally
true. J. QUINTUS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

R.r Dr. PLr44ER will deliver lecture be-
t,-. tbe Young Mems Christian Union of this
. % on Friday evening, April 11th, subject
NJ. Study of History. The well known ability
r. ,be distinguished lecturer, will command for
linn a full house wherever he goes.
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RPnM NInARA GnA.

WASH, April 40 icial advices from Costa
Rica confirm the published accounts relative to
the military movements of that State, aud conf
IDENTIFY predict the uprising of the people in Nj
caragua, against the Government of alker, and
the annihiIation ofEis army.
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FRnM MR. .RuCHANAM.

WASH, April 4.-The Union contains letter
from the Hon. Jas. Buchanan, dated Dec. 2Sth,
in which he declares the Missouri compromise
t, be dead and gone BE asserts that the Ne
braska bill is the only basis upon which the sla-
very question can be settled, and that it must
be adhered to at all hazards and in the face of
every storm that can be brought against it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

To-xrenr the popular play of Ingomar will be
reproduced at the Athenaettm, at the request of
many Of our citizens. tits not necessary for us
10 say that it will be well acted. The conclu-
ding piece, 'sThc Gross of Cold" is beautiful
and affecting piece of two acts, familiar to the
play-going public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05
FEVER AND AGUE.

A Case Of Eight MonLhS' Sanding cured by Boe1Gre's
Holland itterS-AIIchnCl Kelly, No III Grant, Smith
field street, saysLast july while running the river,
taken with Fever and AEne. For eight long months
suffered with is dreadful disease Inc greater part oil ts
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three ago, my friends insisted upon my try
Ing B0eARUe'S Holland BrS, saying that car6 Srt,s
guaranteed. After trying only week, must
state was sound man. l have been ut work for
weeks and ave had of the chlls and fever
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MEDICAL.
All SHOULD TRY IT!.
DIR. j.. H50ST5ETT3E,R, S
- GELEBRATED5
STOMACH BITIERS.
100. 600 Ra,lle. sofa ia ono ear.


oTIINGtn the msrket-notinE In the medical market
In for the past h has equaled, nor can an
article be produced equal to this
GRRXTyANTI-DYSPEPTIo.
Or. nOsteter's Is not old Srarnys recipe,
nor the mere experimental result rhSsi-
eans verbal nFestsation. 1t Is the tsult Of profound
study OF the scientific chemists OF
the present century.
Dr.. HOStetter submits his Invaluable BttErs chel
cal tests Tas stu better, personal trial upon your
constitution The properties Of these Btters Hfn
he By analysis aud the u force OF their great
medicinal effects Will be made manifest in IN almost incredi-
hly s!srt space Of time upon thc system.
Are you DyspcptCl Then take csr celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
relieved at
Are Remove the by the
HAVE you Peyer Asuef How many thousands in the
West South been cured Of this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use Of these Iitters.
All should try great antdote. We affirm
that while ossttcr Dtters used, Of fever and
asue cannot occur.
giassfu, three times day before mesls,
will great tonic agent, which all will appreciate
personally satisfied of Tie fact, they will be by Civ
ing the Differs one trial.
There other BtTs, represented to be the same which
comparatively worthless. Our Btters without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put In
square bottles, containing full quart with the directions on,
aud "Dr j. HoseteTs onlGct Bitters blown the bot
tie None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER hottie.
~ For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars
Restaurants and Dealers gensray throughout the United
S's%9a $50 - T1rtcttTTSS 4 nTrSIFrIPTO ,,5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

v,r coryrgnrrrr.-Fiyc's on the Merchants
nj Newborn, North Carolina, are in circula-
h,ni, and about Pittsburgh. The vignctte is
~ t,dian and a female on the right end. Some
= then, may come herc-particularly as good
n money is rather scarce just now.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05
MR nnCHANAN.

BALr1nong, April The letter from Mr.. Blu
chanan, published in the Union, was address
cd to Nj. Siidell, but was not intended for pub
LEGATION.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CNcNxXT1, April 4th.-Riyer 10 feet 6inch's.
and filling Weather cloudy and cool.
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nIMnIMNArI MA.RKEr

ApR1L 4.-Flour i, Go. Whisky steady ut 90.
Sales of Mess Pork al. 80, bacon sides s, bulk
sides held at q. Lard g Groceries firm and
unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

TuE Washington correspondent of the Zanes-
vile Courier, &C. c. b." throws the following
'brick" at Old Virginia. Now, sister of ours,
We warn yo,Lnot to say any more hard things
about the State we live in. The ladies' of Yir.
giaiA are as patriotic as they are beautiful, and
ii they take notion to buy Mt. Vernon, they
Will it, and talking about it will not prevent
them:
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ARRIYEn.

NEw oRLRASs. April 1.-The Mexican brig
Herculis, with Vera Cruz dates to the 2gth, 4
days later, has arrived. She brings no papers.
It was reported when she left that the P1ebla
reyolntionists had surrende red to the Government
forces ON the 22d. No particulars had been
ascertained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

YESTERDAY was one of those days which no
body lkes-cool, cloudy and disagrceable. II
wouldn't rain, and it couldn't clear off.
The river rose rapidly NIL day, with about 81
fet Of water in the channel at dark The noun
tain streams are very high, and the snow melt
iag freely. a heavy rain at this time would be
disastrous, and even without it, we may have
more than an ordinary spring frcshet
The steamer j. b. Carson, heavily laden, ar
riTe'l yesterday morning from above, minus her
Chimneys and escape pipes. She was laid up at
the ship yard for repair. The night was 'pitehy
dark, and the boat was run among trees pro-
jee,mg from Browns Island. Nobody hurt.
The following Engineers and Pilots have been
licensed at the port of Wheeling for the month
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

-, ,rsioindebtcd to Mr.. Davidson, of the
,.,,;,ors Ohio Railroad, for papers furnished
,,s in ai1ance ofthe mail.
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That VT Vernon should belong to the govern
mcnt have not doubt. provided any thing like
areasorabIc price was asked for it; but the sub
jet of this lecture was to aid the ladies of Yir
ginia in its purchase; that is, in all times past,
Virginia viii dance if we pay the piper--the
people will buy it and Virginia have the glory.
Such is the policy of that glorious old fogy
State. lis families get starved out and move to
the west Our lands yield them food for the
physical man, while our schools develop ener-
gics and intcliccts which under other circum-
stances would have laid dormant forcyer-wc
make them great men-they come to Congress
and to the Senate, and lol they are pointed out
AZ sons of the Old Dominion, and some of the
first families" will very gravely assure you
thar isn't on the face of the yeth a place like
old Ferginny."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

--- E,nryrI has placed Us under Obligations
H pa. ' e,r several interesting documents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05
N. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,

| WHEELING, VA.
T HAVE just another Of Boots and Shoes from
this trade Of good material and the best ToTkmanship
prepared TO furnish any and everybody with any
to n 10 dollar I aaS sf0t Ely gaa
and durability of and Pree Sf be sur
Gents Boots and Shoes of ali kinds. styles and qualities
male to order.
Having employed the best WorEmen in the United
States am satisfied that cannot fall please any who may
Call and examine for your selves
My stock consists In The following artieles
! 100 pair best Gu boots;
i?S Do %ater proof boots;
+ :" - NESS BRoeANs.
100 pair hest calf brogansi
IS IS DC aR
o SoY,s 90 AND Icy To RE5Sfa bG SRcoAss
100 pair boys thick brogansi
100 B BeI5 Eoa as6 i 9Sbrlrs Doors.
| 100 pairs Of calf boots;
NV WoSIES's WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all eOlOrS'
| $50 do walking shoes,
IS IS DO DO I'D 0''f'
$50 do Jenny Lind
900 do m SIEssss and Hd E54 ssllPqeF'.
$50 pairs morocco boots,
49, 49, DO DO French Fis morocco boots.
l. $50 do calf
''S ~ ALSO,
quality Leather eaisT. and bus.
high heels hs4yy S SgttOn up the side
kid goat. glove leather, lasting,
fancy boots CATERS ankle ties slippers Oxford ties,
and all other kinds aud SIsa'' on hand at 10" prices
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and oTersoes of
very quality also variety OF other goods not
here enumerated, which Will sell on the most accommodate
''i dci is''n' N L. DORSEY
ITERI4L oILequai in quality to lOSd in hi city
n n2 s4F sue oS TN. LoGAN& co.
WTRIGTTTs PILL4e gross genuine, for ale By
/ VENLSON.
non SADDLES on eOnslgnnient ,.,,
Washington copy amount of 81 and charge this
F1MILY. FLOUR.
Lon sALE-5O bbls Flour warranted Extra Family, for
fell ia's " GEO. WILSON.
SEED.
10S Bushels CIoverseed and Is do Ttmothy-seed just
~ ~ received and for sale By GEo M.,yo,tES
lAETER's spanish AZ hs Popular Patent
" Medieines-f0r sale By J. b.,yoW WE
mh20 Sign ofRed Mortar
IOHn0 ~ bnshel seaInlcss BaEsi
On sale 81 GEO. W. ANDERSON,
\ mh19 g Main street.
.ICNRD MUsTARD-I barrel pure for sale BY
~ !nS = y w ~
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FRnM THE SOuTH.

BALrrMoRE, April 4th.-New Orleans papers
of Saturday have been received by the Southern
j. L. Egglcston, Transfer Clerk of tho State
Bank at Charleston, is reported by the papers of
Of having issued fraudulent stock to the amount
of $4,000
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rttLy the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat II. Chester's, Gothic Hail.
nEAnACnE AN nEnILtrY.

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr.. sias Lscomb, of BrninElaln says-"I have found in
BorraVe's Bters remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. S. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh also he has expo
tienced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
4 HolLdnaers TeStiD0Ry-Jacob RnskeS living in the
Holland settlement Of Sheboygau Wis. AFTER suffering
for time the misery attending an utter prOsatUn OF
mind and body Ihave been rrstOrc by using DocTrsS
BtteFs to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high repuc among
the Honnders in Wisconsin, AclgA, New IOrk-in fact,
in every Holland settlement tn the United SatesarEues In
its favor.
: STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles nlove Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania CuIal, says NhEn commenced taking
Doerhaves Holland Bters, could hardly wulk-now
JOY excellent health"
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''''N 1AuGuL1Ns & DUsIEF1EIp and
4. II. LOGAN 6 CO.,
Ecdt HoUandsch Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the introduction of this
j. valuable medicine the United States During this
time It has gnintd uMteersat l,opMlarity Remedy
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Fever and A0ue, Dgspepsin, Indigestion, Headache,
Loss et,APpatte, I'Liiity, G0stfreness,

Many worthy citizens testify wonderful
efficacy In all affections of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic has been equaled for the relief 1t affords In
all of debility weakness OF any Kind is almost m
Simultaneous. In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
ons It has In instances proved highly beneficial
and In others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe and their patients so
unhesitEtngy recommend surely may to doubt
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-05

DIED.
Pnr1ApILrn1A, April John X. Scott the
tragedian, died from apoplexy in this city to-
day.
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Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes
1SV DAT2T'RTn(IE

THE subscriber, Monroe street, is daily
Il producing AmbrotSpes which taking the place Of
DaEnerrcOyprs PoF proof Of the neness OF and
perior finish Of his pictures he socs the examination Of
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AMDROTYPES;
AotO Lockets aud Pins made expressly for this style
Of work.
As pictures be taken in from to five seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate kenesses OF
small children almost entirely removed Groups OF per-
sons of different aud compilations AmbTOyped with
out difficulty Pictures be copied by t process
they will remain unchanged for all Ambropes being
Theoretically sealed between two plates Of glass; warrant
ed never to fade.
Caution should be observed against pictures called Ambro-
which properly being single plate glass
liable As the facilities OF the undersign-
ed constantly Inteasng he will be prepared to make
DagueTreOtypes ut all prices.
old place until May 1st, when he will remove
hs ard spacious establishment side of Main ST.
between Union aud Monroe, which will be Of the best
arranged establishments In the country The entire length
rooms feet. No pains expense will be spared
the arrangement for producing superior work, and esur
Ing e.. the comfort OF visitors G. PARTRIDGE.