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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

wr The Emperor Alexander has issued a
manifesto relating to the peace. The following
are points most in Crcsting to our people:
The obstinate and sanguinary struggle which,
for nearly three years, has subverted Europe,
has ut last ceased. 1t was not Russia that com
menced it. Even before it broke out my late
august father, of imperishablc memory, solemnly
declared to his faithful subjects, and to all the
foreign powers, that the sole object ofhis de-
sires and of his efforts had been tn protect the
rights Of our co-religionists in the East, and to
put an end to the prosecutions to which they
were subject.
a stranger to all interested views, he never
expected that hisjust complaints (reelamdtions)
would have resulted in the scourge of war; and
considering its calamities with deep feeling OF
sorrow as Christian, and as the father of the
people entrusted by Providence to his care, he
did not cease manieSting his inclination in favor
Of peace. But the negotiations which were O.
pened shortly before his death, on the subject OF
the conditions of that peace, which was neces-
sity for US all, remained without success
The Governments which have formed hos
tile coalition against us had not discontinued
their ornaments; pending the negotiations they
had even increased them; the war had to follow
its course, and we continued it with firm hope
in the protection of the Most High and firm con.
fidence in the mistaken devotion Of our well be.
loved subjects. To hasten the conclusion ofthL
treaty of peace, and to dispel, even for the fl-
ture, the very idea ofambitious views or projects
which might be attributed to us, we have con-
sented 10 the adoption ofccrtain precautionary
measures destined to prevent a collision of oui
ships Of war with those of Turkey III the Black
Sea, and to the establishment Of a new frontier
line in the southern part Of Bessarabia, nearesi
to the Danube.
The concessions arc not great when put il
comparison with the charges Of aprolonged war
and the advantages promised to MS by the tram
guilty Of the empire, the dcstinies Of which ii
has pleased God TO entrust to us
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
NICHOLS G. H. "a, April u, %.


| Seeing that some one of our "bO hoys" had
sent Tingef Camel Coal to the Enquirer, we
enclose one which we beg your acceptance
This mineral abounds in this county, and Of the
first quality, especially on Elk River, in juxtapo-
Etion with the finest iron ore. Could the Cow
| ington and Ohio Railroad be completed, and the
| Kanawla and Elk River improved, what field
| of wealth would be opened to our State in these
minerals! Nicholas county possesses within
/ herself resources aud means of wealth, unsur-
passed by any other in tho State, rich lands,
! healthy climate, fine timber, immense water
power-coal, iron, salt, lead, &c. inexhaustible.
| No county has improved as rapidly in few
years,-nor none displayed the same zeal to open
/ ontletS For several years she has paid road
| tax of 400 per centum on their revenue, besides
I each male working from 10 to 10 days on the
county roads, equal to capitation tax of 81 to
! $l2. Is there another county in the State can
say this? Were the same spirit infused into
other countless all our improvement would now
be completed and paying fine dividends. The
people here feel amply repaid in the facility Of
travel they enjoy, the increased value in land Of
from 100 to 300 per ct The State commenced
an improvement in this county, the Siavin Cab
in and Summcrsvile Road, of the utmost impor-
lance. One that will open to market and settle
ment some of the finest land IN the State-but,
like every other she puts her hands, its progress
/ is mairs gGlLop. twenty-five thousand dol
lars have been expended on about 30 miles,
commencing no where and ending no where, in
accessible at both ends, except 10 the dcnizens
of the forest, who only pay toll to the wood
mans rifle.
The same amount will almost complete it and
render it productive and increase population and
taxation to double the value of the interest on
investment; but our "toiseacreS" prefer follow
Ii ing the old system of commencing and not COM
plotting, fearing to let the Board" manage diVi-
dends Our forests abound in deer, pheasantS,
&c. Our streams with the finest trout. Our
mountains with the richest Alpine vegetation.
What field for amateur hunters, fishermen and
botanists?
There is no section of the Union offers the
same inducements to settlers. Rich unimproved
land at So to s. an acre, and SO healthy popu-
cian D n Many TG an Eastern Virginian whose eye is
cast on the far Wcst had better pitch his tent in
this county and not rob his old mother State of
her children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
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may be excused by our neighbOr of the Times,
for giving the following extract from speech
Of Senator Dixon, of Kentucky, an old line
Wing, and the author ofthc leading direct prin-
ciple Of the Nebraska bin. He is well known
over the Union, and We put his remarks before
our readers as Wing entitled to be heard.
'iHe believed Mr.. Fillmore an honorable man,
had endorsed his administration, and recon-
mended It rs true and sound BIT, U ar.
FEEissore accepted the Ho1aihdtio7a 81 the hnose-
Hothflg order, he tcd3 bound, a. an honorable
man, to stand on their platform, and bcS0ms the
e1p0ReRt of their SeRtimentS. In that eteHt, ne
e0nld not aud you'd not support Aim. But
there was more serious objection to Mr. Fill
more. He now stood uncommitted-in the plat
form Of which he was proposed to be the expo
nent-upon the nll-important and prominent
slavery question True, a reference was con-
tinnaliy made to his administrations and that
held up as sufficient committal on all the issues
arising out of that question. But eAen he
t.traef 10 that administration, he there found
tie great statesmea, CLay and Re5ster, upon Ell
fhs6 side or lin, Urging and Influencing dim
IN tie apprOraio Of sIfugitire Slars la0. IHGt
single act Icts all 10 erer did, in all his admin
istTdtiOz, 10 recommend him to tho e0ntdeRee Of
the South, and that act, PrOmPtet as 1t may haze
been BIZ patri0tisH, he pELIEyED INCONSISTENT
VIM ms WHOLE ANTEcEDEXr RECORD, CONTRARY
10. HIS own PERSONAL OPINIONS, AND Is VIOLENCE
TO MS RERLISGs. he ica8 made 10 take the atep
toAOm he leaned for adeice and support"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

Ma. EprroE:-please announce rkua DEl4Ft.tSE a
candidate for Commissioner Of tine for OHIO Coun
y. apis MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

10 TIE I0YERS or ono COUNTY.
respectfully myself candidate for the Office
of sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN,

MOULD eH leave to announce Won
w val Of Spring and Summer Goods. lrinr titit
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON,
Of beautiful and choice Goods, Which will OPEN and ready
Tor inspection ON Thursday aud Frilr the lt and I!'h
iliSts We confidently invite Your Inspection of Stock
believing as We do that cannot lie eNcyt in the city, and
We have no hesitation In inviting comparison.
Our Dress Goods, just received L Persia and
Atlantic have been selected In New York, princat from
the well known houses of NIrssrs y. T. Stewart Cod
Beck Co., Arnold, Constable Co, aud Clse, F,nVu.
Lake Coz which is sufficient guarantee that tile lcs ale
OF the most fashionable and recent designs imported
by enabling US to offer superior inducements, toh ntW-
ness of design and price
Our stock Of Manlas are Of the importation Of Gorge
BulPn Co. Many Novelties lie found tl uhrrr
We would beg leave to call particular attention t' our
stock OF Linens Imported 10y ourselves: and stock of
Staple and House Keeping Goods, all of which will s,lai
very low prices.
1t is our Intention superior advantages Inr
casers and by continued fair dealing merit The eoaEee
Of the public.
Very respectfully,
llElSKELL & swEARINGEN.
corner Market and Union SIS.
mil Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
CITIZENS CANDIDAT

CITIZENS CANDIDATE
Please obe many citizens by announcing
our worthy ferlor-eren ISAAC COTS, candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election for the ONCE of shsrn of
Ohio county.
fsso MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30


y GARD TO THE LADIES'.
DIR. pUpoNCo,s GOLDEN FENIAPE PILLS are Infalll-
removing stOppagcs irregularities the
These Pills nothing but have been used by tile Doc
for many years both France AMERICA with
paraeled every case, and he urged by many
thousand ladies' who have them tile Pills pub
e alienation suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, well preventive those ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family. Pregnant fc-
males those supposng themselves sO cautioned
against using these pills. proprietor assumes
sponslbity the almonOn although mild
prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAuGHLISs & BUSIIFIELD,
Genl Agents for Ohio county,
No 25 Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. H. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed to the above General Agents
they supply Propretors prices and send
Pills connrnaly ladies' by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post.oicc.
n. B-Dr. DupOnco's Golden Pills. signature AZ. Dupon-
COZ every boAi other genuine For particulars get
Circular of Agents npoS-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
"Truth stranger than Fiction"

LET TIE AFFLICTED NEAR TIE TESTIMONY
or 4 LADY,.
those who have The pleasure Of knowing her. We need
benefit suffering Induces her thus speak. None APP
precnte her JOY and gratitude in being relieved from pain
AFTER OF suffering unparalleled, but those l there be
ANY, WHO have suffered like her.
Miss long been resident of this eIt-for the last
yearsas been successfully conducting school at No. go
Baltimore street The happy change In her health Is subject
Of astonment and Joy to her friends. We ask
thosS interested call She tell them of
by MtRPOs fracture than she has written. Thus
Is that this remedy giving relief to the sick We
public them. From distant places also
hear OF the happy result. These facts, with the
current testimony thousands should skepcsm and
prejudice hide their heads and conccdc that Hamptons
Tncture Is II wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30


We find the following significant para
graph snugly sandWiched in the court news of
the London Standard of April 18th. England
appears to have her fighting blood up, with
very fair chance of giving Brother Jonathan a
chance to cool it for her. severallctter writer's,
communicating by the last steamer, gave the
opinion that England was contemplating serious
lymeasurcsw which would lead toa difficulty. The
issuing OF the warrant for III, Ruatan, and 9TH
er islands, and which was some months ago
half officially denied, in our opinion will render
more difficult the settlement of the questions at
issue between the two governments. We be-
lieve war with England would be the very best
thing that could happen US. Tho timid speak
of our defenccless coast and inefficient navy,
but they must recolIect that, in two former con-
tests with that power, when in more defence
less condition than now, We came out of the
war with credit and undiminishcd energies, and
should it he our fortune to cross swords with
them third time, it will be our duty. as it will
be in our power so to do, to invade their island
and carry the war to their own fircsidcs:-
& yesterday appeared copy of the Queens
warrant for erecting tho island of Ruatan and
certain other islands on the coast of Central
America into colony, Under the name Of "ISay
Island" TO be administered by the Governor of
Jamaica. The warrant was issued on the goth
of March, 1852, and the right of revolcing it is
reserved to the Grown. Tbs islands are those
of Ruatan, Bonacca, Utilla, Helene, Barbarat
and Moxat."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
CAUTION

Dr. Mnrses Invgoratug Cordial has been rouncrfritct
by some unprincipled persons
In future all the genuine Cordial will the proprietor
lac snile pasted over the cork each bottr fol-
lowing words blown IN the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial
G. II. RING, PEOpRIETOR. y. r.
- The Cordial is put up highly conc ttrai in pint
bottles. Price 50 per bottle, two 81 sN for 3Is
For sale by LAGCllTlNS & BCSlIFIELn
ihtI26d3m Wholesale Druggists, 81 Monroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
MIGHTY 1RIGNPH ~ -NEIICIyE57=7
DR.. MoRsE,s

INVIG ORAT1NG CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves, but actually extcrmIna.rs all neryou.
and Certifying the whole physical system that it tco ~
sOlutely invulnerabe to all attacks Of this
relapse Is therefore im pos. BE;
combines peculiGrtiCs never before associated any s
cine While acts specifically upon circulation and he
secretons, purifying aud nOTang beth, civgs tone
anu regularity OF action to tllr stomach and howell
To relaxed organ, It mpRrts degree Of mreul.r
strength and capacity to endure fatigue whether LuIr
mental that perfectly astonishing The uarsII n n
brnce fibre Is rcStrunE; and any suspended function
either In man or WOar Is restored to full vgor All other
toucs and smuiants produce Reaction, but pscu
DIR. MoRsEs INYIGORNrING CORDIAL
to operate unspent The Influence It and
INJECT NEW LIFE
Into the whole system The impotence Of age; tc relaxa.
On produced BY indulgence; weakness that sem, C ,tu
uOIal; anu every EhnW auecto OF The nerves Observation
and notion are relieved or cured by single this
rejnvInat!ng preparation.
Among the diseases for which Il nfale <rcfc In.
following MAY he Nervous InSapact IN Man.
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits; FcLlings
Despalr Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion: eSs
Mental Incidence; loss Of Appetite Annexation; Muscular
rlaNatiOn; IFTitaby DyEpglsu; Turpor after E7t5r.
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant EructiOns Foul rrAtl rrr
ulHrties OF the Bowels; SleepessCSS Eunui:
Sighting; Anxiety Causcless Eenrs MOnon.ansa ,IiT
Ions Melancholy; and every species complaint connected
-whether Immediately remutely-Nt the cts Of the
nerves.
TO TIE MARRIED AND SlNGLEin every ilrlic,t. plvs
ca eNigrncy. ts unrivae safe AMI nfIlr rNIaraH i.
earnestly recommended lilnSr< rIylirhtiul calm tlro'
whole system, AMI bT Ia nt.,n
Ism the energy which naturc has denied ur innr. N
stroycd Inevitably prOOngs l while contributes to its
endowment,
The testimonials of its efficacy are from cIrgrr hh
standing, leading medical men, aud, fact embraces every
profession, occupation and vlns-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

Mn. Eprr0R-please announce THOMAS r. sTIALLCRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for the Office
By 90 doing you viii OJlise
[Arsus and Times copy and charge this ohace.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

EXTRACT PROM LETTER FROM J. GRIMES, ESQ,
LouDorN CO., Va.
Ny wife has been years afflicted with great weakness
pain breast side hack palptOn of the heart,
feebeness the system loss Of appetite, complex
ion saOE the sight eye almost gone, tile other
weak pleased say, that Hampton's Tincture has
restored her perfect health Her eyes rs good now
Nc ever ,I,n,. u,nr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

YT The Costa Ricans are filling up thesSan
Juan river on their borders by sinking trees in
the channel, in order to prevent the transports
alton of trof 20 Gen. Walker
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

EIrssns EDroas-You VIII confer favor upon many
by Announcing our esteemed and worthy feOw-cren
fsS ONO COUNTY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

~ If the following is not Benton, it is just
as good as Benton, and full of truth. We hope
we may never live to see thu day when mere
adventurer will be President of the United
States:- .s..,-
Cor. Brxrox-"wcll, sir, IperceivC from the
prints, sir-from the prints sir-that you have
been nominated for the Presidency"
To which the Colonel mcekly and blandly re-
ssome too partial friends, sir, have taken that
liberty with my name, no doubt on your &c
count, thinking that my connection with you
would render me acceptable to the American
P,S YES, sir!r Numbered Old Bullion; "no
doubt lit, sir, no doubt oft! But when these
parties learn, sir, that am opposed to the nom
nation, they will drop you, sir, like hot pOta-
to, Sir-like hot potato, sir!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

TO TIE PEOPLE OF OHIO COUNTY,
IannOunee myself as candidate the office of Sheriff.
should be elected viii cudeavOr to discharge the duties
'i s4 '-''''s A. BKD1moN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Our worthy citizen, sASiL. IRWIN Esq, will be support
ell for the office Of Sheriff. the election, by the
fc1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
REAL ESTATE sAI,Es
Por Sala

HFHosE very desrnals l,ailAina lots uu,,,,,., ,..
166, and one half Of iea, all hein= on Z7n So. l<
order to close sale these Lots WIb O low i
arlI 1n F. Il. ARstsrpo,.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

w-rhc Emperor Alexander has issued a
manifesto relating to the peace The following
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

Miss Heron was called OUT at the close of
the piece and overwhelmed with bouquets from
every side. She might have exclaimed with
Yoltaire, "You are smothering me with roses"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30
MCCOY GlIlCGIv,

'kJNIIE store room No. oaS Market Street ms.
Mccoy Higgins Auction Room: r., "yerS1i hr
empire OF tS PaFlieniaIi
Apf6 Mccoy me-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

Young Ladies' Concert
4 CONCERT will be given In the Methodist Episcopal
IA Church In West AddetoEn, Pa, Thursday evening
May, st by the young ladies' Of Pleasant Ill Seminary
The proceeds of the Concert expended purchasing
apparatus for the benefit Of the Seminary.
70 Admission 80 cents. Concert commence at O'Clock.
MATTHEW SiuKEEYER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-30

To Messrs Mortimer Aorray go Baltimore street, Da
more.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14
FEVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FEVER AND AGUE-AN NINFALIBIE
CURE.-We defy the world to produce any
medicine which does not contain Oriuinc
Bark Arsenic, Mcrcnry or any noxions or
deadly compound, TO cure this apnovinr
disease so ciirctually IS Cartcr's Spanish
mixture. While it contains none of The
above named dangerous articles. vet il pos-
scsses power in relieving and curing Fc.
Ver and Aguc which cannot be approached
oy any OF them separately or in combina-
'I"n' 1t acts specifically on the Liver. pu.
rifes the Blood, opens the pores of the skin
AID assists nature to expel frvm the system
the seeds of Disease, or what is rs bad. the
remains of the Mineral Drugs, which clog
and finally destroy the constitution.
Sec the cure of Mr. Lcngdcn of Nirninia;
lie had Chlils twice day for 3 Years. moth.
ing would relieve him until he tried Carter,
Spanish Mixture, only 3 bottles Of which
ctectuaiIv restored him 10 health. nor has
he had return Of the disease since.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
South Carolina College.

At a meeting of the Board of Trustees
held YESTERDAY, resolutions wero adopted.
rc-orsani1ing several OF the l'rotrssor,hins.
The Proisssorship formerly held bv
Professor Reynolds has been di,i,l-,l, par,
of the duties being assigned to Troi.,so,
L'b"r'le AMI part to Professor Reynolds,
ia a'i'li.hn to the chair of Sacred Li,era
t"re and the & aplaincy held 10y the lat
ter In licu Of thi, rroiessor.hip n sepa.
ratio profcssorship Of Natural and M.chan
ical Philosophy has been Instituted, and
lr' fs.sor J. l.Con:e unanimously elected
To it,
The following IN The new arrangement ::
]. The Profrssorship Of Mathematics
AMI Astronomy IS retained, and assigned
10 the President.
9, To the Professorship of Mental
Phil,~ ply, ioy;c aud PLY siology, held
hy Professor L,bor,le, Rhetoric and tL.
lE'poct;nn Of Competitions have been ad
dol.
q. The Fr''f:ssors,ip of Sacred and
Moral Philosophy. Together wnh Encu-
ton and Criticism, is igned to Prof ] :.
l.. Reynolds.
The Profes.or,hip Of Natural and Me-
chan:cal Philosophy is given to tnrof Le.
CIn'e, who is to discharge the duties al
a. Of Prof Brumhy's department Of
Chem's.ry. Geology and M;acralogv,
while he is unable to attend Ia its duties,
The otter Pro:eSsorships remain n. before.
l'rnf. Rivers was unanimously confirm
"-i !" the Prof.ssor.h;p of Or ek Lir.ra.
tnre to which he had ben appointed a,
the ox'ra meeting Of the Bo,ri. - .S.u.h
Tdrokinian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14
A SOFT VOICE.

We agree with that old poet, who said
ihata low, soft voice was. tan excellent
thing IN u woman" Indeed, we feel in.
csineG to 60 much further than he has on
the subject, and call it one of her crown.
ing charms. No matter what other at
traction She may have she may he as iar
as the Trojan Helen, and as learned as
the famous uypatia of ancient times she
may have all the accomplishments consid.
cred requisite at the present day, and ev.
cry advantage that wealth can rocure,
aud yet if she lack low sweet voice, she
can never tc really fascinating.
How often the spell of beauty is rudelv
broken by coarse, loud talking! How
often you are irresi>tbly drawn to a plain
unassmaing woman, whose soft si,ery
tones render her positively attractive -
Beside we fancy we can judge Of the char.
a"ter by tue voice; the studied, fawning
tones seems 10 us to be,oken deceit and
hypocrisy as invariably rs the musical
spb'acd tones indicate genuine refine
inent.
In the social circle. how pleasant it is
to hear the Sex talk in that low kcv whicl,
always charac,erizes the true lady In
the sanctuary Of home, how such voice
soottes the fretiul child, and cheers the
weary husband! How swcetly its cadcn
ce2 float through the sick chamber: AID
r' und the dying bed. with what solemn
melody do they breathe PRAYER f,r the
departing soul! All yes low soft voice
Is certainly Gan excellent, thing in wo-
man"