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are comparatively soTtgiess. a.. riLnuut a.
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square bol;lts containing AL uYI with or
Ana r. y H0sttftsia StS'oeS Bfts' ~ blOWGOu O-
dc. None other genuinc. - 5t 5.f.715
PRICE uNE DOLLAR PER eoTTLE s7sV
E Fer sale iE ali Tie eiGGllrl Druggists, Hotel bsIs
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mae SPEAKERSHIP

WAsHNGToS, Jan 2ss-The Democrats mem.
bers of the House went into caucus immediate
| " after the adjournment and after hours de
liberation, Mr.. Richardson having withdrawn,
I Mr. Orr of South Carolina was unanimously
nominated for Speaker, on the principles butnot
on the platform which governed the selection OF
the former. In the first caucus proposition to
vote for the plurality rule, in case Banks and
was rejected.
The Americans, in the meanwhile, held a eau
Gus in one of the committee rooms They are
willing to withdraw Fuller, but insist on an or
ganizstion on broad national grounds, and viii
strive to effect that object.
The Republicans held q caucps this evening.
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DEAru n a BALL RooA,-Wc learn that a
melancholy affair occurred on Thursday, the Sd
inst, at 'Greene's Bottom, in st. Charles cOun-
ty, in this State Mrs Mahala Taggart, daugh-
ter of Squire Green, while in the midst of an as
sembly of ladies and gentlemen, engaged maso-
ialpromenade, exhibited some signs of fndis-
position, and requested sister Of hers to take
her place in the setein- which she was engaged,
while she warmed herself She Immediately
went to a settee near the stove, and sat down,
while the company; observing nothing extraor
binary in her actions, continued ON in their in
.nOcent amusement A few minutes after one Of
the company, on approaching her, found, to her
Undesirable horror, the young lady a corpse,-
She was thought 20 he in good health, and we
have heard no reason assigned as the cause orncr
death.-St. Louis Ne,os.
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finest quality ladies glove leather Caters and bus
kins very fine and soft article. Ladies' glove leather
tiers, with high heels heavy sole and button up the side
CIlIEORES'S WEAR
Patent leather KID goat, glove leather lasting
salt and fancy boots cutters anke ties slippers Oxford ties
and all other kinds and Style always hand prices
GUMS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and overshoes of
the very best Qua also variety Of other goods
here enumerated, which viii sell the accommodate
ting terms.
del <. J.. DORSEY.
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Mong Books.-GOdey's Grahan's and Peter
sons Magazines.
Macauley's History of England Buffers %
vent editionsl
%..JacEson and New orIcau.-An autoblo-
graphic Narrative of the Memorable Achieve
r'ents of the American Army under Gen. Jack
som before New Orleans, il, the Winter of 1914
TO-" by Alexander Walker
"Ianmere.n By Mrs. Julia c. R, Dorr, author
of "Farniingdale, &c.
Completes of the Red Men or A Hundred
Years Ago ByJR orion; ard
Mimic Life; or Before and Behind the Cur.
tam, By Anna Cora Richie, formerly Mrs
MowatD have been received at the Cheap Book
store of Robinson & Bro, No. 4 Washington
Hall.
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4 = . 3: sP.EdlI ID. NEss as Z 3 ~

MAsHESG4oS, Jan % The Union denies the
report, thstthe President Is about te send into
Congress a special message relative to the diff
tfeulty with England -
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LAMnDiy, elIBRRsoN co.
Inst ksnei,r- -

tNEE a EnWARDS & RI.o have lust re- siyed fr,u !. .
" last TAT 'h.tr n; sT2eyr adjoining Post once y
coris, to which they Invite attention OF all IN want
good ami cheap Groctr.es olrstOck coissts IN part OF
lsEne - - F'' -
Rio, Mar"cnbo, aud Java Coffee brown, CHARMED dos
| CTusled and puiYeTizel Srsylrs; ~
Teas Ia variety tine Qualities; -t2 n
! Cocoa, B'0una aud Chocolate, best brands: 3
fr;sh Peaches Pe Apples Strawberries Easpbsrrisa
! m cans Ricc Flour, CUru Starch; -
| Eariua. SaSo, MaccaEoni, Isln;iass, IG!!ytinA;
Bermuda ArroWTOo Dried Crrrtr;s, Rlsns AllueaaI
Olives, Hops, etc. E'
lcbHcco and Se-arS, fine tU1lItiss;
! Soaps, etc; Fine ground Table Sa.;
! Spices and Essence Of every variety
Together with IIlEs Oher articles uO tedOqa Ia ehN5s.
rate, all OF which We axe ssilLg very low prlcSs
Gail and dxanine fr yourselves, gOG caa hut be pleased
Remember the areorntr Mirsrt and QUINCY s;stuis "a
joining the postUllice Wheeling. Va = ,-y2s
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z I71zl { G0LDEN BEEHIYE zsTO BT!!
TREMENDOUS sTocKaEF
Fill IND WINFER DRY GOODS
sTONE 81 THOMAS

AAEPsa'eh TIE 4sSsSTS76sE
h it cling
1is Rs @
udtouehN earqnrHr prices
5000 sorevgyN ylapr E bee
dST& cents
Ses 1, All w..
Domestic &c Goo
Hawh,a r
TL.ns.o eshrENhI laiF d very
YARDS o n tar n
stenaa adS H@
sltoa r.aa leE ha t r l
d<oE BsaddA AN than c d H
ex
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.,-.g- TIE fine side wheel pas lss,a.s,,
ifk~ " senger steamer FOREST CT /! If "a
AfH1fgSs3 TY, Capt. Geo D, MoOre,and 55xs4S{s5S
nIURNL Capt Asa Shepherd
will run lialy gween WReeins and PttsbUrsl-tt Fortst
Cty leaving Wheeling every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
ay ami the Durnat every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ut A. NJ arriving ut Wellsvc in time to connect with the
Cev land cars and Pittsburgh in for the morning
line East. ReturninEtho Forest city ervrs Pittsburgh
I'll, SHAY Thursday and SATURDAY. and tie burua every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10 A. 81; arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mai lines for Ohio.
s. c. BAKER & CO Agents.
Tlrough Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
trG Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and DunkIrE sold the
Office @ s. c. Baker & Co Z frs
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AMERICAN MAHUFAcFuRiga
RGal.EGt'- Sioux * EL.A'Askt'S
- -..-.-- WIlfInn- EIl1,f6 ~ -.

Incl iha superior Plaid las has before the psbIie
- now nearly Two years il las gaiur ia,
mold Fiiia
Durins she past year SrNs ossAn IiAs set.
ties TO Their Wirh smaller SKIES HuVs been sold
SafE buHaio Cleveland, Detroit Terrs lauIe LRGy s,iS
Nncrnnes indianapolis, EvasN iv, frankfort, Lexington
and Nav Orleans II hRsaIso been adoty stats De
pArtiuens OF KENTUCKY, Tennessee Mississpp has
taken three first class Diplomas at e Brciaus Of
Cincinnati and Louisville, liuius and Pr,Et ne
! ami Illinois,
The following merchants, bankers &c, in Wheeling her-
to0rc using ArHolas Eesh Ink have purchased j j It.
ltr's Uok-keepsrs Writing FIuii: -
Northwestern Bank Of VisFaia Merchants MeChAulvs
Bank Of Wheeling; Eauk ling; Crescent Anpunrt.
ring Company County Clerk OF Ohu County National Ti,
graph Ohcti Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; lcIhrs
llodse; k.ly Holloway Co.. Russell! MeAlrt Goriop
Matthcws ( Cos u Sweeney SoE; porae Cowgirl; on
BOYD; Boyd OF; Oliver Pyo; Jas IL Stout Co; IaInb.
din, GilbClsou i Co.; Pass.
For sale at manufacturers prices hy
Oc3J LAMBmS an RHRsOS / IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

TuE OYSTER TrADE has been somewhat OBJ
structcd by the hard weather, but the Baltimore
Patriot says the lovers Of the delicious biyalyes
will be glad to learn of the arrival of number
of boats containing oysters, which will tend to
bring down the present high prices. The track
opened by the Relief is still clear, and not much
more trouble Needle anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-24

AuGUsTA, Ga, JAN 22-Weather TO-DAY ex-
ceedingty cold Thermometer at sunrise stood
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cO-PARTSERsuIP

cO-PARTSERSIIIP
TIIE undersigned will the nry-oois business in
their Toe alton under the style OF EtsrELI
SwEA EISGES They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and Customers continuance Of tae fayors
Decen5.rs, ISIS g, " " s MkEsFfsai j,
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NEW AND BEXIJTIB'UI. STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
Mo. 4 Vn.i,Inrtou .InII

NO. Z W7nShiNSt0n Hail.
AYISG Just returned from tie Eastern Giles with very
large and vel selected assortment OF Cocks Watches
ana Js'sr the subscriber woul call the attention his
friends ad tie public genrrally assuring that
ii SCI It cheaper than heretofore. lis stock consists
in part, n follows:
Patent Porcelain, Mantc Gothic eight and one dag
0p-r. Faced Watches.
Particular atteatiOH called the American Watches
put up geld and silver cases, made wholly rouufry,
and warranted prime tine-S keepers
The Ladies' will ini at lbs establishment large and well
selected stock Of and bcauitnl Cameo Jc6tlry uch
cannot fail to rls5sc
Having bought extremely low he feels very confident
he sell Goods in his line lower than before sold
Wheeling and pectl invites all call his
stock. &C. P. BROWN
ccl3 III No. Washington Hall
ON and after the first Of January proximo the present
" FIRM OF lIeiSErlI Co, Viii be dissolved by limitation
James A. Fetzer rttirfnG from the Ert:
Al persons indebted to win please can and make ray
delay, those having claims agaHs rr
viii present them for adjustment
December 81 lStS
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Regular Union Zinc Packet
WHEELING = 4 q C5INCINN4TL.
j. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT.

sfs AI1ibI4lNNT, ' A.
Wharf BO0I nj the C0OtOf Monroe street,
VII attend The receiving and DELIVERING of freight and
the collection OF freight bills
FgishtfOr all regular packets will be received free of
charge. nvi2-tL
SETTLE.
ON ACCOUNT OF change their Grrn all persons in
" debtelt the Subscribers at their Retail Store
neS requested be ready for settlement Onhs Itof Ja
uary BY cash otherwise and all persons having claims
against the firm will present the same Tor liquidation
ESQ So McGLALEESS KNOX. F..
Co-Partnershp.
flIR undersigned Mill the ls day of january, 1885,
snciav with themselves in the business OF their Retail
Stove y REsrOSE, acting under the style Of McCLiKSs
Dae.eS sIeoLALLENs KNOX
a Coed Custom. h
FTER the LIST January next, in accordance with the rule
RlOptsd generally by the merchants throughout tie
ty all persons indebted 20 the subscribers Without istinc-
ton win DC eae upon 70 settle every sSuont, viz: the
LIST July aud 1St January.
dess NcoIALLrSS KNOX a CO.
STNEH BBL-S. No. Lard OH, just received by
Il dc2S LAUGIILINS BUSHFIELDs
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B..LTpoRB, Jan'y 93rtl.-Fhe Southern mail
Of this morning does rot extend beyond Wash
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TRANSPORT AXIOM.

THE Adams Express Company for the sate and speedy
Il conveyance OF $500
MONEY. YALrA ABLE PACKAGES, FHktGHr oF KIDS
In charge OR special the ony reliable
line TO and from Wheeling ty Railroad dect) to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City
ALS0rI Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis
Expresses leave via halt DIDO Railroad at ~ priS,
N, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, P. 81.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo and Northern Oo at
oteIock.A. VI. aEiH .es-@-s q
Batter Poultry Produce all kinds, delivered IN six
teen houfsto Baltimore y. PIGMASi Agent,
ag25 adams Express Co.
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CONGRESSTONAI

The following was received at Philadelphia
at 10 o'clock and 10 Minis
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BETwERS
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

Chnnse OF Time.
T. g." TX IEi1B3!HfRff lIS b n4I4Sotp
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Nohce--Ertra

ACiIce--Ectrd.
TANING been Fast selected the most splendid lots
4 OF Marble brought this market. all MY
friends TO call iriuedate and leave their orders any
kind they NAV want.
Having purchased largely VIII fuish up work in the Ia.
lest AID approved STYLES aud the lowest
rantcd and ne mistake.
RnUAG
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/, 5 Savings Bank Store,
The Verandah Restanrant

receiving every day fccs baltimore oysters OuF c,.
TONERS will always prepared toscr,c Them IL
the most dclict,e and desirable nai,ncr -
BILE iirr. -
asss so, ia siain street.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-09
THE SOUTHERN CANDIDATE.

On the 18th of June last at a Buchanan rat
i6cation meeting in Richmond, Va, Governor
Wise claimed that the nomination of Mr. Bu-
chanan was Wise" nomination, and Vir-
ginia nomination-he took the responsibility
for it. The same sentiment is re-echoed by the
Richmond Enquirer on September IL. Mr..
Buchanan is claimed as the Southern candidate
" BUCHANAN THE CANDIDATE OF THE SOUTH
A WING CONFESSION.
GA prominent and pretentious communica-
ton in the Wing of yesterday opens with this
candid and interesting declaration:
90 AS it is an established and undeniable
fact that Fremont is the sectional candidate of
the North, so it is equally established and an
deniable that buchanan is the candidate of the
Southern section
"Thus, by the confession of the Fillmore
party in Virginia, Buchanan is the candidate
of the Southern section There can be no
mistake about it. 1t is an established and un-
denisble fact. Of course, then, every true
friend of the South will vote for the Southern
candidate 1t is shameful thing to imagine
even that the people of the South will support
their candidate with less unanimity and enthu-
siasm than the Abolitionists of the North dis
play in the support of Fremont"
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DO you know that he has written to Forney,
that the election of Fremont would be cause
for dissolution of the Union? Do you know
that he has declared his purpose, if Fremont was
elected, to march down to the mouth of James
river, to take possession of Old Point Comfort.
Laughter and cheers. Now, if I did not read
that to you, you might think Twas joking about
it. Here is the proclamation. 1t appears in
the Richmond Enquirer. Mr.. Bolts here read
the proclamation, ordering the militia of the
State to be duly differed. Will serious men
contemplate that? Well, now, Wise is not
naturalborn fool, everybody knows. Laugh
ter But is he not crazy? Laughter. Ia
he not a mailman? Does he suppose that the
people of this State are going to listen to any
suchrash. ridiculous braggart? Hooked through
the militia law to-day, and found that there
is no power, under the Constitution of the State,
to the extent that he would have us believe.
she is commander-in-chief of the army and
navy of Virginia, and with that he proposes to
take possession of these United States! Laugh
ter and cheers. Gentlemen, there is nothing
on Gods earth can back him up but the oys-
ter fulcrum. Laughter. He can use the
oysters for powder, and manufacture shot from
the oyster-shells. Laughter And if there
Is not money enough in the State to furnish
them with wool hats, let them purchase from
the Government-put all their ends together,
and don't know anything that is going to suit
so well. Laughter.
The laughter and confusion were so great
at this time as to render word or two in this
sentence inaudible to the reporter.
There is nothing that can better carry out
Wise's great war scheme than a resort to this
expedieut; but it is to be feared he would be
placed in degrading position. Will not the
men of sense in the country come to the res
cue, and discourage and put down all such
attempts at gasconading? 1t would be good
spectacle to see Wise at the head Of an army
of ragged troops, going to dissolve this Union
laughter and that on account of Fremont's
election! Neither the old Wing party, the
American party, nor the Democratic party, en-
terrain an idea of this sort. No; it is only this
mailman of the Democratic party that conten-
plates anything of this sort. The masses of
the people, the masses of the Democratic party,
are just as sound upon the Union as we are.
Cheers
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From McHenry x Co.'s Circular.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Quebec, October 6.-The Cunard screw-steam-
err Anglo-Saxon, from Liverpool on the 24th
ultimo, arrived here this forenoon, with three
days later intelligence. The Niagara arrived
out on the 2lst, aud her news caused a greater
hrmness in the cotton market.
The political news is unimporiant, but inter-
esting. The international Philanthropic Con.
gress at Brussels closed on the 10th. The
Free Trade Congress was still in session in the
same city.
The new Spanish Constitution has been pub
lished, and is reissue of that of 1915, with
sixteen explanatory articles. The Madrid cor.
respondent of the L0ndon Times saws that the
Queen and O'Donnell are so much at variance.
that ODonnell had rendered his resignation.
which the Queen refused to accept.
Sardinia demands indemnity from Tuscany.
for the recent expulsion from Florence of a
party of student visiters.
Copenhagen advices state that the Sound
Dues question is satisfactorily progressing. and
that special conference will be held in No
veinber, to fix the amount Of the indemnity.
Advces from ConstantinOple say that a diff
Guilty still exists, respecting the Isle Of Serpents
The English and French fleets consequently
remain in the East.
The reports, respecting the hostile Anglo.
French demonstration against Naples, acquire
consistency. 1t is now confidently stated, that
if Naples does not agree Immediately to the
concessions demanded, fleet of eight vessels,
which has already been detailed for the pur.
pose, wiz proceed Immediately to Naples, and
bring home the English and French embassies.
1t is stated that Austria has arrested several
men who were discharged at Malta from the
British legion, against which Britain protests,
and demands their immediate release; and,
further, that an uneasy state of feeling is prev
alent, that England acts in the Neapolitan
All these ramors have tended to the depression
Of the English funds.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-09
oXYGENATED BITTERs.

DR. H. T.. Morrill,, skillfu physician OF New York city,
in his remarks on Dyspepsia, says:
"The most efiectua medicine to improve the tone and
energy of the stomach is that prepared by Dr. George H.
Green and called the Oxygenated Bitters.
81 would publish the recipe for preparing this valuable
medicine, if knew what il was but as do not, can
only recommend It's II seems 10 to be improper
ly called Bers Mt least in the popular acceptaiion OF
that term, for it contains alcohol other spirit and
is rather than bitter Though here, by the way
earnestly caution the dyspeptic sufferer
against using Bers, the basis of which is alcohol or
other ardent spirits They more mpar real energy
the stomach, than whip gives strength to horse The
stimulation which they excite is only temporary, aud
be followed by reaction, which length will inevi
tably out the stomach. The medicine of which
am speaking obvia,es these objections"
SETH w. FowLE & co, i3s Washington street.
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. G., OCTOBER g. 1856

"Whst they consider our very weakness, we
viii prove to be our strength. With a proper
knowledge OF military discipline, will prove
that our faithful slaves can and will repel the
Black Republicans and their traitorous allies
who may invade u.s.
The idea of relying for defence on black
militia, who are forever running away, is truly
a Wise idea!
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-10-09
lBY REQUEST.
THE BALLoT-Box AND BAYoNET.
A Song for Kansas.

When naughty power for selfish ends
BIDS Freedom sioop TO sordid lust;
Her spotless robe of glory rends,
And trails her banner in the dust
When men of place ignore the tolls
And blood that bought our lands renown;
And bribed venaliiy assoils
And dims the fair Republics crown
Two remedies await the free,
Who've not their trust forgotten yet;
Two potent aids of victory
The ballot-b box and bayonet
The ones calm influence hath been
Omnipotent in all the past;
And hope bears long with rampant sin.
Ere sternly she invoke the last.
We who, with mingled grief and ire.
Behold expressions iron heel
Upraised TO Quench your souls OF fire.
And blanch the blush of shame We feel:
The manliness OF Freedom calls,
And the loud trump of mastering foe;
Dead patriots tones ring in your halls
Rouse, and TO final conflict go,
In phalanx firm around that Dor,
That speaks the utierance of the free,
Await the maddened foeman's shocks,
In the calm strength of Liberty
Yet, should its bloodless potence fail
To make his clustered legions reel,
Yield not as slaves, but don your mail,
And try the virtue of the steel!
Stoek6rIdge, Mass. w.B.
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Bolts VS.. WISE.

Extract from a speech Of the Hon. John Minor
Bolts, delivered at Petersburg, VirgiDia, Sep
TENDER u, 1856.
Gentlemen, are you aware of the fact that
this madcap, Wise-[laughter for declare
upon my honor, if 1 had been called into court to
testify upon oath what thought of Wise, would
say he Is q crazy man, snd do it under all the
solemnities that attach to man of hoaor--sre
you aware that Wise has issued hia ptoclama-
ton for offering all the militia of the State,
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