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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out last
fa In small which gradually extended tho
cad including both which much by the
10 fear that both would drop of
Tiad all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OH II began TO get better the bottle broke and a
piled gals to tilt again began My elder daugh
ter said "Pa % of that Turf OIL sisters head
looked much better when you used It," We got anothcr
bottle and her head Is nearly well This aggrA
ynsed and took half honr every day wash H. aud
was very Offensive One more bottle feel assured win cure
her entirely there but little Of the disease remaining
You entitled 10 this and FOR the benefit of others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully Is. T. CHALK,
70 10
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my GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.

. ySCnmV ma, Nay 22S.-Garereries' Gro
.reiTsif ORoCrRiFs it-The subscriber has just
reurpra from Northern ces with the isrres stock he
La. had tbs pleasure 81 Offering 10 ms hi'haA aia nv
public, consisting Ia part of
10 hhd- ~ O, sndF X sugar
20 bags No. Coffee
10 bhA Pulyor,zed sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
M sbls \ a. and T. n. Molnsscs
20 bhls COTE Sugar
10 bars 80 Old Java hco
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton OKnAburRs
10 bales Cotton Domesies
~ boxes Adamaniine Candles
10 boxes Tallow
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 bbls Tanner Oh
20 bbls Rye Whskoy -
" hbls Old Mountain Rye Whisky
10 bbls j. Martin Best
10 bhis Bosorc Rye,
= white Mountain,
Zgglcfs old Rye
100 sacks Salt
10 bbls No Clipped IIcrrlngs
10 " No Maekerel
200 haies Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas
. bbls old French Brandy
10 American Brandy
; Il" MADEIRA Wine
Port
Together with general assortment Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS MI 81 which determined TO sell low for Cast
or la exchange for country produce.
Particular attention paid TO the sale of WHAT Cons
FIotf and ToBACCO. JNO LUNSFORD,
Two doors above Acree & McClanahans old stand
and door to Murrell q Sration, Main st.
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ROS, u EAsuON -NEACy,s POwTWAVv

u GALLERY, Main street Lynchbnrg Ia Of the most
extensive and best arranged In the State Tho reception
Is of fine sizes neatly furnished and ebehed choice
specimens OF the various styles of poraiue
photographic art Tho Ambroiypc beautifully coloed Pho
tographs combining the tutness of the Ambrotype with
the eeeancy OF finish seen in the best engravngs also
gnereofypes of every size.
The operating large and with large
sky and side lights arranged that In the darkest
good not batter results be produced than when
shines brightest Mr.. X. VIII be happy Sec times
the lovers of the beautiful In whether they
or not The hatering eneouragem he In
the past authorizes the hope during presc
ne may have the pleasure of placing record many
face which VIII be inperhable the material
the impression made Especially would appeal to the
ladies many of whom about beautiful they
behen secure the shadow the substance fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband chdsad
iogs will come final separations take place Then how
twill alleviate and soften the of those dark
look the bright images hearts cherished other
Come onecome everybody Loekots breastpns rings etc
constantly on hand. Imay s.ts
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- light AND HEARING. How Preserved and
- Lost by Or. Clark The ship Carpenters Family;
Margaret Maitland by Author of Zaideei Cyria Romance,
Author Initials Fed Grahamby J. F. Smith Ednburg Re
for April Westminster for April Baekwood por APr;
II H. Words for May; Eclectic Magazine May; Baous
Dollar Monthly; National tMeihodist.) May and June
just received at NURSES
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LA Ga Ttss,s.sssss.s+ssr1 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
Nh xk@AK@IHg RAII. ROAD.-On THURSDAY, r.
- 18Th of June the Passenger Train will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
RI; alltTHROUGH FROM BUCHANAN re
LYNCHRI' re AND RIcIIMnNn

Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. ,. al "a
,
on ~ nchDurg 10 charlottesville. ............. 50
On ana after the 22d of October Packet Boats W
nn at A. NJ and Lynehburg at II p NJ MONDAY
at ) O'Clock A. NJ. ~ o"" ''9
0natoesyle passenger leaving Lynchhurg at u p NJ
reach ocotesvie at los A. NJ next day arrive In Char
otcsVle at o. T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
Lexington at O. A. NJ Monday "Wednesday and FRIDAY and
arrive L NJ. - ~ ~
From Lynchburg to Richmond time ard distances in
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GnHsfERf1KLn April 10Th 1856
Mess Ders CoIiavlng used your Turf on aud finding
II he such line medicine, thn it due to you ts, you
should know it, My daughter about years foil 1.-THE
rocker Of chair and and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form of boil and became very had II
snced by physician but that did relieve H. II became
running and continued for nearly two tried
every medicine 1roud hear of with no effect until was In
dnced try bottle your Turf onaer using bottle
and half entirely healed lhaye since used for other
sores and found the benefit You at liberty TO
this as yon think proper. +, CHALKLy.
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NEw GROCERY, COMMISSION & FOR

New GROCERY. Confession Il FOR.
~ WARDlNt' HOT SE--Th subscribers have leased for
term O. from MIR C. H. Lynch his new Fire Proof
Building atsy erected in this city directly opposite depot
OF v & T. X H. and Immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS under the style
and firm of BLACK & PETTYJOHN. We offer to our
friends, and the public generally well selects.
stock of Groceries Liquors &C. exchange for cash or
country produce, and earnestly solicit them before
purchasing. ~ '
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement ken On hand
which Will be sold as low house in the CITY
All goods consigned 10 our will be arded with dis
pach ana parti Mar attention paid TO the of them
we offer our vices of Wheat Flour
tobacco Corn oats &c, &c. Charges and no
pans spared 10 render satisfaction Account of sales
aS S"'l AZ MAUI a j. BLACK
aug f's' A. PETTYJOHN
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~ CAN s. S. UNION
FRuITs OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
secs and denominations.
I,IsH AMY highly Interesting and seasonabe volume.
DoI-Young Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited b, reading this Memoir.
CATACoMBs RoME-We need not call attention to this
voume-the title will that
ScHooL DAYS REVIEWED Students should fail to read
this volume.
THE MIsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
ness and fidelity which often in the
religious training families Parents don't you need this
bookf
T GREAT QUESTION great book II of great in
terests. VIII you read it
An above and the publications of the American s. s.
Union generally Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, be
had at Langhorno Wakups Book Store, Lynchburg, Va
7. G. JENNINGS,
feb It's Supt. Am s. S. Union
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W.. CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, RoCKA-

osnrHs CARRIAGES, b GGIES, ROCKA.
Q$lts}I WAYS, sc, &c.-JoHN IL DIDLAKE successor
TO his father H. NJ. Dilake, has lust received n
beautiful lot of CARRIAGES BUGGIES, DC. lie is also
prepared TO any work order and all repairs neatly
and promptly done, having in his employment d New
of the best Coach Smiths America having served
time in OF the largest establishments in
fine State. lima .d,s
e. HJRTs, HOSIERY, Nc.-Shirts md Draw
~ ERS all kndssome large i6 nches plain and fancy
hafhose Byron and Opera Collars Summer Ora watts Stocks
lies, &c &c WIN. l.. PAGE
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tmore expressly for this trade and have Superior Of Bal
dations Tor pnssenges Ihey are commanded by es
exertion to accommodate They viii be lowed m ae
the rivers by steam, and may be relied sail
advertised " promptly
Merchants going North or ordering goods from ",
VIII md IT TO their interest to ship by this line AS fi
every effort will be made by the agents in Gie's and
New ork TO give satisfaction. Insurance can he am
the Richmond Fire Association by this line At ELECTED
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in OMAN
Share of patronage. ''b iht
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will ho tn.
free OF commission to New Orleans Mobile, Charesta
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock in v
DAVID VIM CIBBIE Richmond
Z. Ii. PIERSON, n. Y, Agent,
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FENE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods tn
Messrs irby Saunders would most checrfully recon-
mend them 10 our former friends and patrons.
Doc 81 1859 MCDANIEL, III RI & PRESTON.
ian a Il
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NIrRoTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS. d g ERREO-
TNPES.-The above style of Pictures taken all
their perfection at the Gallery of g. W. MINIS & co
n. s. TANNER would inform his friends public
general that he has just reurnedrom the North
Sencc of months during which time he has
without regard labor and important
Improvement known in the Photographic art pre-
pared to furnish TO those who desire them, Vitroypes
on Glass, Photographs Paper the Daguerreoppe
heretofore all OF which will be taken in all their brianey
and perfection He has, also large and beautiful
OF GOLD LocKErs, BREAST PINS MEDALIIoNs FANCY Ca.
sEs FRAMES, &C made expressly for the
Gallery is solicited, whether Pictures desired
~ Gallery always open and free to visitors Sundays
cepted N S. TANNER,
ut the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner, I.ynchburg, Va.
ms
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A. Spring; Fashions mt ENSiI.E- n -
HA9DOVEs BONNET AND FANCY SToRE.-eSsSS
QDK Ladies' let that or before The IN
go 2rth inst shall produce from three of the most---
fashionable establishments in New York the latest styles
onnets You may assured that every thing that the
finger Of has accomplished shall be prcsented to
10 the mnutest him.
will for personal qualification, that the exhibition
of Bonncts IN New York, VIII the 23d inst and
article dress considered second only
lace and consequently viii be before other article
III dress. II should he selected with much care.
IN order 10 suit the variety % tastes 1t Ia determ
nation present field of variety not only In Bonne
but in Nantes aud every variety of summer Coverings
Suffer little children also for they shall not be
lncted heretofore Hats Flats Little Bonos and Caps
and other pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
ma ALFRED S. ENGIEDDVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

fuyRUE TURF OIL fOR OLD SORES OF
IL EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST,
WARRANTED TO cpRE, AND No DANakR FROM Exposure TO
coin. Prize 30 cents per bottle
Eatered according Of Congress in The Clerks Of Of IL
District Court Disiriof If TURiaia, by DOft
a co. RieAfseHd Ra-a0 oeafs sffe
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come get pamphlet aud read our certificates
performed by he Turf Oh certificates Of truth 81
our respectable and respected citizens and oheu
here whom refer and cannot doubt Its value
One Of Il IL worth pound Of
other Try II and you will be satisfied of what
TRrK TURF oII--Read the follow Ing and
store and will tell Of many others who have been
cured.
RIcHaoNp. Nov a. 1854
Nfsrs U0ro CptaentlencntI used portion of bottle
your Turf oil which you very kindly presented with
and take pleasure in found eiectual In
eruption the skin for which had been pracised
upon several by physicians without receiving the
least benefit also recommended to friend Of mine who
for months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
skin and be Informed short time since that from the
Of one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, u, NJ LEFTWICH
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Together with well selected stock Prunes ctrdnE Soft
Shell Almonds English Walnnts fiberis Palm Nuts Mara-
ronl Vormacoa Maple Sugar Cnrrans Preserved Ginger,
Sardincs Pickles In lara Brandy eaehe imported Havana
and Principe Cigars of the bea quality Fancy and French
Confectionery all Kinds Walking Canes Banos Tnmbornes
Boys Drums, Fancy Articles, Toys, DC Plain and Fanny
Candies manufactured daily Of the best material quantities
to suit respectfully solicit call from city aud country buy
ors, charge Ia made for ahnn Ing the goods
NAV \ A
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W. III. MOSRY.
r., xx,, Notice to Northern Travellers

7 Fiau-ssS
Ga ~ S:::ssi=1 CHEAPEST AND MOST COM.
,,l,,,a,-.-'.--- - FORTABLE saUTE TO THE
QUA CREEK. " ~ ~ nv
Through ticket from Lynchburg To Bal,,nore an M
nj.
:, Richmond TO Washihton.... =. . d
:. a. vinaiuiIiore. .'..'...... .''.''...... 4 %
PASSENGERS and baggage conveyed IRON Danvle casa
Ashland 10 miles above Richmond wv ''if
~ For particulars enquire of A " uopNrp
apl 10 DIM =. o i .,i, !, :,
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B1o ISLAND, Bedford county Va, Nov !, 1904.
Messrs. Bous Cooentemeniiu used about fourth OF
OF your Turf oh upon the back my horse the
back almost entirely place as large
hand and this single application q only applied once) cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised the
qnickness enrayes properties and think more
and efeacious than nyhing Of the Kind and
sold Thousands bottles other partitions for similar
purposes
respectfully ] T.. BONDURANT
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NDAr Notwithstanding MONDAY

NAIIHESSES! MADTRESSES.!- am
prepared to fill orders for every description of Mattresses
alt, nhuck Cotton DOL and Moss-on aeconmo.
m terms and at the shortest notice Call
nov cots w II nospv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

NOJICE.-Ilavng purchased of Messrs Mcdaniel. lfuri
~ Preston their Groceries and taken the
stand formerly occupied by iem prepared TO Offer
the patrons Mcdaniel Hurt Preston,
aud the public generally large and well selected
stock Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods &c which
offer ~ lowest market rates for Cash. prompt customers
the usual time
We will give particular attention 10 the COMHTSSIoN
BUSINESS, viii sell n kinds country produce aud eonKn
ncnts generally viii render sales promptly, and cash them
whom desred will make liberal advances produce In hand
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual
when funds deposited produce placed in hand
charges.
IRBY & SAUNDERS.
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MA ~ TENNESSEE q
sOUTII-sEDE RAILnetD

Ilfi Eyd -y4zff-r.s,c SUI TIH-SFDE KAILkOlD
sx.z III ts16Ssss-ss 5e5sY SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - 10
o,, -. : -, TAKE EFFECT MAY LIST, 1856
anu nl,er thursday, the st May next, the Mail and Pas
'ih WIN leave the Depot in Petersburg daily Except
T. o9 AT oeloek a m. arrive at Burkevle (Junconl
" a. ~ AT s4o a. m, and at Lynehburg at 1890
az HyngnptHg az o'clock, p arrive at Farmvie at
tersburg at 20 D m - r " ~ "
me Ill1 POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot in Peters
@ any except sundays at 80 and at 10 m. connecting
daily with the James River boats for NorIk and ON Wed
neuny ana saturday morning with the steamers jamestown
al 30 io 'or NeW YORK. F. a. GOODWIN,
~ ..-ut9 Ticket Agent.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY -
DAVID & wM. trpplr


NETWORK PARTNERSHIPS new III III l.
line Is composed of the follow ing vessels me sAL
from New-fork every three days An owp.S Gi ~
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i'"'" 'ou reasonnth we'll
/ o De or not TO he, is the nuest
NM II u nobler Ia the mind -.
w your neghbors to sell all the rooas l., ~
~, ~ vi sen lew goods myself upon terms A. favora
az a. any , IN ths city, undcr any In a
aer tat my oIa customers be OF ms 49, r ~
we mem 70 eau and examine for where % h
nnd he prices much reduced My Ia fun and ea,J
am was AZ me commencement OF The season. f''
june ~ is JouN App,u,,,o
"A NOInEh MEASN STOCK OF a.t,Ons
"A 18TH MAY. lr56-JNo. j. PuRvIs Az. Ia NV -.
ing another supply OF Dry Goods of description che
en W.. S"'i a1 eo ~. yourselves may l9is
HUANO.-1O tons Peru vin,, S..n.a a..
u eeived and for gale by '"'' ~
Dasi~ WILSON & 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

4 GtgDENT Ia the y. n. Mail Steamer Roam
~ OKErhe steamer Roanoke. her last trip from New
York TO Virginia met with accident running
schooner off tho tapes Of Delaware and sinking her la Is
minutes. The crew were all saved One passenger
drowned Tho steamer il being repaired aud Will her
regular trips In few days nspoakug the Roanoke
fortunate In receiving stock Spring Summer
Goods Gentlenons Furnishing Goods Sc Ac before the
ship was laid M. We determined keep up o
Of being dicogs Ppdtd Those wishing poror article
Clothing will lind 1t much 10 their adv nutage by giving
call before purchasing Our syacn business small
profits and large sales. GLASS & RAISE,
Apl IA IL 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

EUANO IN srOEE.-I have 20 No
VI PERUVIAN GU 40 in store, and shall keep a GOO
supply during the Those wishing purchase
y upon finding stock alv hand kind AM
at the lowest market price, for cash only.
ma l7ts WIN. A. MILLER, Bason
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II
~ &cThn subscriber has just returned from the Northern
with the stock he has had the pleasure OF
offering his friends and the public consisting In part of
az boxes Oranges
40 do Lemons
10 do do
90 Layer Rasns
% I boxes do
rs ! do do
20 do do
40 drums figs
% boxes do
10 bba Cream Alo
do do
harIa NnA.nr Lar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

(NsASg, &c
M 20 tons Peruvian G .ano;
30 bushels Clover SEED,
10 hhls. \. q. Molatscs
Also Laguyra Coffee and n. o. Sugar receiving and for
on accommodating terms.
ma l3 IS NJ HOLIINS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

NEW CONCERS.-Ehe undersigned have Ia
~ ken the brick tenement doors below the Norvell
House where they intend keeping all times well
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. all usual.
y kept in well regulated Family Grocery. They have
hand fine n .. Sugar, Rio Coffee, Java prime
ariefne Tea Dried Apples Irish Potatoes Butter Lard
Soap Adamantne and Talow Candles also have beau.
iul lot Of Prints, Ginghanfs. Domestic Buttons Combs,
Thread Sc, and many other articles mentioned.
We shall be receiving in few DAYS Moasses Sugar
Laguyra Coffee and other articles in families
We hope, by strict attention business
fort to please to share portion of the public patronage
G. ID. FLYNN & co.
N, D. c. l.. SMITHSON will be pleased his old
friends at the above establishment. Ina 81 dts(y)
ElRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL STONES.-We
have hand and for sale superior
Mill Stones. Those in want would do well to call soon.
oct 23ts. LEE & JOHNSON.
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N 80 Tons No Peruvian Guano;
10 do. Mexican Guano;
dc. DeBurg's Super Phosphate Lime
For sale accommodating terms by
l2 is. WIN. A. MILLER on Rasi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

UNHREsNHNG MACHINES aud X EAPERS
We have for Sale on consignment Manny Patent
or and Mower fhrehng Machines single and double Gearcd
Horsepower. with Straw Carrier.
The above equal 10 any manufactured will he
sold al Manufacturers prices call solted from those in
want Of such articles.
Jnne l0tsl ANDERSON, ADAMS a co
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THE LA TEST NEWS
REGRHyED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
3 SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IS. New Orleans papers of
Monday last have been. received.
The returns from Louisiana, mostly official,
foot up a majority for Mr.. Buchanan of l,51s
Judge Largue, of New Orleans, formerly ed
itors of the Crescent, died suddenly in that city
on Saturday. ~ 55sssi
The rnnor that Gov. Wise vas about to call
an extra session Of the Virginia Legislature is
without foundation.
The President Of the Georgia Central r. r..
has addressed a letter to- the London Times de-
nying the truth of the Arrowsrnith hoax He
says he was in Savannah on,the9 2sth of Aug.
last, knows there is not word of trath IN the
statement.
dreadful accident occurred ON Satur-
day afternoon at the tunnel which is being
cut through Bergen Hill, on the line of the n.
Y. 4 Eric Il. r., two miles from n. Z. A shaft
hassbecn sunk at this point 70 feet in depth for
the purpose of clearing the tunnel from tie def
ris, and letting the worktnen down for this pnI-
pose large tub attached to.a rope is used.-r
On Saturday five of the laborers got into the
tub, and when it was lowered about five feet
from the surface the rope broke and the whole
party We're dashed to the bottom of the shaft
Threesof them were Instantly killed and the
fourth fatally injured The fifth was seriously
injured. The two latter were taken to the "
j.. Hospital.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25

~ EsenJ. RrnnixIIn mud prof. ne ssrntI,,
PFankin brought electricity the heavens
Prof De Grat applied that electricity relieve dseased
IoEtais Prof nc Grahs on does
thing, hut certainly Reuniatstn Eeuraeia
minuies cures Burns sprsins, Wounds from 70 three
days; Earaehe. Deafness, days;
cures Piles, sselIed Glands, Sun Nick, from three
days; cures Eryspas Serofla, Ppes, from to ten
few days ia-ls- ~ ii7iesf
For sale by 81 T. ~ LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also. by LAuGILINs, s. BUSHRIEED,
noviS sfass Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
FROM 5 NEW WORK

Nov "a. Gen. Goicouria niaBcs in to days
Herald, further resolutions concerning Nicarau-
guam and Cuban matters Walkers first move
ment after the settlement of affairs in Nicarau-
guawas to be upon CUBA for the purpose orcon-
qnering and annexins that Island to Central
America, and forming Southern military dcs-
potism, as a .counterbalance to the United States
Cuba must and shall be free, says Walker, but
not for the Yankees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
RIO ia pURLlo.

We have .his day sold to Ms..rs. Campbell eDermos
ue entire omee. thanks
TO our patrons for the many kindness have re-
eelvsd at their hands cordially saseessor.
tother notice. they YIN be found prompt
and attentive to every department of sinsss, and will
every effort 10 deserve patronage Of the community
Our accounts VII run 10 the 18th instant, and hope
end VII aiA Ms IN speedily sicsns up outstanding
accounts
The business OF the firm vii be settled by ether Of she
partners and Mr. Beatty viii be found Office
parpose. BEATTY co.
wheeling, Oct s,h, 1856.
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!. FROM W ASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
. Nov. 24.-Coi. Wheeler. u. s. minister 10
Nicaragua, has had several interviews with the
Secretary of State relative to his official conduct
in that country.
Caleb Croswel of Wisconsin, has been ap-
pointed by the President as consul to st. Pc
tersbmg. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25

WE call attention to the advertisement Of the
editors of the Ladies' Christian Annual, in an
other column.
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
In the afternoon in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary