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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-13
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Prof Woods'

eeTst G1Ot.. fNtOOQSs 81 57fss
HAIR RESECR AlEIVE + is now for the first
Monroesseet which is the only remedy ever Invented
that win eectual restore the grey hairs and Whisker
the original color Of youth without dying;
head In short time With the natural covng an-
run and prevent the hair from falling or and l. free
the hhy sediment IN divers
different before the puBe; the RET0RAFivR
beautiful article for the teet the old young car
only be appreciated by Us uSei aud all respectfully InV
ted TO call At the Depot and examine the Testimonials ladies
and gentlemen Of high reputation In iy South and West
o. the distinguished statesman and Senator Juc Brecse
Illinois. -,s ty5s95 Ft4e
c4RLrLs, H. June -, 1sja.
have used Prof o. $ Woods Hair Resorative,' and
a. though PTs:nataEey grey t by the Of his Resto
ratiVs has resumed Its original color aud have doubt
slDxgY pREEsE,
Ex-senator o!thS rniteI STATES.
Pre-. Woods Oriental snuatfve I.InTrnent.
This Lninent Is valuable auxiliary In the treatment OF
Of the most formidable Diseases Ri which
TO rOutTn for instance, idR0ntHtot cf tie iHgS d5t
6oUOeis By thorough and continued application Of this
wise orInlabie diseases disRrnc Of ilau
half their terror particularly among Children, anil thouS
aRds Of mothers, 70 speak would win all
the eoquence OF feeling AID affection, bear their united tes
tmony to the fact that 1t had snatehe their children from
heTery jaws Of DEATH and restored them theg former
larry in remSvng what generally known Age Cake,
enlargement Of the Spleen in all where
nal appcatinns ofServie this IMMINENT will be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 69j Broadway, New York: and Iii
AaTEetE At, st. Louis.
POr saIs wholesale and retsitin whesuHSby
J. h. VOWEL, Monroe ST. and
HarchlT Bridge cornrr
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MISCELLANEOUS. ]
). MARSH. 81 Ess.s q = v-Tv,-,I
Ia Marsha wayman
EHoLEsALE AID EErln DE4LRRs is
BOOTS AND SHOES
Y IHt OLD STAND on ,. ,. MARSH,
No. IS, Monroe St

BOOTS AND SHOES
lATIHE OLD STAND B.MAEsHI
No. IS, Monroe St. 1852
WHEELING, VA.
INE1T Door 10 GRsFsE, orr Co.sl
Eate nov rScrvin from oar eastern manufacturers
sosT for Fan sn Winter offered this market
70 oFer according to our directions Gy the best work
men IN the east expressly Tor hisrade We prspA-
tall with variety OF Fan Winter Goods not 10 be sur
passed D. any other house in the city either style, quality
St4 t ., aS5aS.s o. craftsmanship whether made in
Oar stock consists in Of the following articles
800 pairs best calf boots;
$ $ , sls
$50 water proof boots.
$40 pairs best caltbrogans;
81 a fhiss
GO pairs boy's thick brogans
30 kip
az az yoath', y,
500 pair. boys thi RI' Goo as@'''
20 s siP
1850 pairs youths' calf boots is d s9S's'
90 l kick
WHNASs WAR.
$50 pairs wemsns CATERS, ali eolsr-
go walking shoes;
Sog n.oroecO buskins,
go Jenny Linds;
49, slippers
MssEs' pOors.
go morocco boots;
!; !: : I: 4
cEnDsgs's sooTs'
200 eh;dren's fancy boots;
lao kid and morocco
80 goat
$500 mems, wOman's and misses gum shoes of the
best quality.
Also great variety here enumerated which We will
sell either wholesale retail the accommodating
Merchants viii mad their decided advantage to call
and examine stock before making Fan and winter
purchase. nTQ MARSH 4 NAYNAN
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Popular and Family Medicines

JOHN Ii. TTIOMPSON,
115 Main -.
u Dr. wistsr's Balsam of VIVA Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
John Bulls Sarsaparilla,
TOwnsend's do
O<gOOd's India Cholagoguc,
DIR. Ioutin's PeIrsin,
6reen'S ONygenated Bttrrs,
Hollands German DO
Mortimer's RheUmrtic Compound,
Scarp,S Aucoustic OIL,
StrOhlr's Pile Imminent,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang LiniIncnt
NcI.ane Termfuse,
MeLane Liver Pills,
WriRht's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jrw Davd's, Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
Dary's Pain Extractor, 81.
AcIllisfrr's all healing Ointment,
Dr. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief
MeticRtei soap.
% Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD posi- OFFICE.
HheeP tEaC Head ana Feet COVered.''
TtITTZHSs Of Wheeling vnd vicnit:-Ths old maxim for
- health reminds tina, tmay be amIss to call
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet SacS The Of Market
and Monroe streets where you will find great variety Of
low prices.
Very thanEt for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst respectfully solicit sou all to call and
examine stock, W will I've pleasure and wait
you thus uniting labor with rest that may give their
spring health, ami to this adding industry and economy
may have health
Ladies, if you wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BOnnets sure. ESQ
Call at the old Post Once, opposite she Mcclure
Gentlemen, yOu wish TO purchase fashionable Cap
Gala the above place, where you will get-thst
Remember the old Post Office corner.
TO Country Merchants have few Good, TO dispose of at
ocI9 B.u. WATSON
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

THg vIcrIxs OF NE RAILROAD DISASTER.
The Phi ladelphis Bulletin Of Saturday
furnishes the following additional particu
lars
"The Seventeenth Ward, where most OF
the victims resided, was literally thrown in
to mourning. Every street had its closed
shutters, and other sigma Of woe. and will
ing and lamentation were heard upon all
sides among the excited people.
There is still much confusion regarding
the killed and the wounded. This is owing
to several causes. In the first place. many
Of the bodies are SO shockingly mutilated
that they cannot be recognized. Others, it
10 believed, we're entirely consumed IN The
flames. Many Of the wounded were taken
in charge by their friends, and their names
will probably never be known outside their
immediate circle.
The total number OF dead and missing,
whose names are known, is fifty. And to
this the six bodies unrecognized makes an
aggregate of ffty.six killed. Others who
are wounded will inevitably die"
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9aro MARI.
I. CLOSE e. COLUMN.


WE are now prepared 10 Offer dsalen aad con
w sumers aiarge stock o. Heavy and Shell Hard
| ware, upon terms and ps Ices which cannot hiito SUIT
posted DO IN harawafo matters asdfnYits calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
ao eoi t ss:h s MI pf@I ri .o % for fer bargains i n sails.
r. CLOSE q co.
EIREk King safe. the only genuine kind for sale
l. cheap by 7. CLOSE q w.
/ r. CLOSE Il cos.
~ at I. CLOSE & cos.
IRON A1!es, Thirnbie sksin. and sprias., a
CAkpENrERs' Tools Of syery SssoIip;i9S for
l low a, Z. CLosR & cos.
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
LIGHTNING Rodssnd TnsuLat ors Tor sale a.
l. T. & CO.'S.
IL +. 81 cos.
5.OToss Fence Wire f0r..ls Oh r cap = . co,s.
Nv
VI Z. CLOSE & co.'s.
GUMS, Ride and Pistols, best quality for sale lew
" At T.. CLOSE & co.'s.
Groves and Tinware which viii be sold cheap at
- L. CLOSE d CO'b.
IN r.. CLOSE & cos.
T EATHER Betting all sizesat
pAcK ING, Hemp and Rubber for sale al
pLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Ham
ID mers, for sale low at T. CLOSE & co.'s.
IL T. CLOSE & co.'s.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY .hs barrel
cav Mandrels of all sizes from [ inch to 3 in: for
y sale at T. h cos.
FARMERS will find the bes, assortment Of flames, and
Forks, ac., at r. CLOSE & co.'s.
CHAINS, Log, OK Biadiagf T G1SsE H Z Cas- sad
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutter. forsaIe low q.
" T. CLOSE & CO.'S. |
1S0d dog. Grain Rake. for sale at
leJU T. CLOSE u CO.'S. |
100 do . scythe snaths, best pate m, at |
lUO T. CL0SK = co.'s.
TNNNER's stock1Tia Plate, shee. Iron, Cooper
CADDLERY and Coach Trim nings at very low
- prices, At T. CLOSE & co.'s.
WHITE Lead in oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w Justreceived, warranted the best In market.
ut T. CLOSE & co.'s. |
lNsEED OIL by the barrel or gallon at -. |
IL T.. CLOSE & CO.'S.
- T. CLOSE & cos.
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Bars COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE. We
again call attention 10 Mr.. BIS. advertise
ment IN another column of our paper. Ger
tsinly there is no branch of science so gem
tina, Of Book Keeping. No one can reason
ably expect to succeed in business without
adopting some correct system in keeping
his accounts; and doubtless many of the
failures and hopeless bankruptcies Of bust.
ness men, are attributable to the absence OF
proper monitor, in the shape of well kept
books, to indicate from time TO time the
ebb and flow Of the financial stream
Like the safety fuse on the steam boiler,
which, when a dangerous heat is attained,
will melt and give egress 10 the steam and
thus prevent the explosion that would other.
wise follow, 80 the well kept books of the
business man indicate the approach of fl
nsncial dangers, and enable him to take in
or press sail as circumstances may direct.
We cannot too forcibly urge upon the young
men Of our city to embrace this opportunity
of acquiring a knowledge that will certain.
ly grove to them "bread cast upon the wa
tiers tina, will return again after many days
We are pleased TO hear that Mr., BIS. efforts
to build up a first class Commercial College
in our city, are being duly appreciated by
our young men, and that his prospects for
large class during the fall and winter are
very aattering.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

LARGE WATER HEEL.-Thc Northern
Budget states that the largest water wheel
in the world is that of H. Burden, at the
Albany Mai! Works, on Wyanskill Greek,
near Troy. The fall is rs feet, and the
power 0. the wheel equal TO 1000 horses.
1t drives machinery which works up annu-
ally 10000 tons of iron into horseshoes,
spikes, nails, riyets, &c, in the different
buildings into which the power is dis'ribu.
ted, viz, iron foundry, horseshoe factory,
rolling mill and pudding forge, ~cut-nail fac
tory, machine shop, copper shop, &c, ltav-
ing a power equ-I to that of 400 horses, TO
be applied for additional purposes; $4,000
tons OF coal are used annually, and 3,o00,-
600 tons Of ore. The business amounts to
from S950,6o0 to 81 100000 year. The
wheel il an overshot, built on what is call
ed the tsuspension principle" II is a no.
Bile piece of millwrighting, and does credit
to those who put it up.
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EARLY CONTRACTS YoR Hoos.-During
the last two weeks, we have heard Of sever.
a! contracts for hogs for November delivery,
and there is no doubt that a good deal is do
ing in this way, but the particulars have
been kept as private as possible. The
highest rate paid, that we have heard Of,
was 1913, but it was rumored that as high
as So had been paid for lot to be deliver
ed by the 10th of November, and to average
2l0 pounds. The desire to enter into thase
contracts on the part of provision dealers is
not general by any means; and with the ex-
perience of last season before them, it is not
likely it will become so at any time between
this and the opening Of the packing season,
except at much lower rates. Cincinnati
Price Current.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

TALLMAN T. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in AHinson's block, Second Street, be-.
t,oeen Brady and Main.
nFFER for sale The following vaiua e Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
Rock Island.
3. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
3. six lots ut North Davenport, betw cen Perry and
Rock.lsland Streets.
AIiihe above lots are well situated and in parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sotdo on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
st Of ST. s. % T. 10 n. Ranges vest so acres.
NE. offs. l.. 1 s. 3sT 20 n. Range 8 west 40 acres.
The above landsare VI on the line of the railroad
from Davenport to lows City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres OF prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near Elvira p. o. seven miles frem Ly-
ons, Clinton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres fret rate land, well improved with
good houses. viii be sold ut a bargain.
Poveshiek County.
Two hundred and any acres fne prairie land two
miles north Of Montezunla, the county seat.
Men 't,'"a" s.ott "a.
100 acres unimproved iandtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6Oacres ave mites north w~estfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blur, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A small farm of u acres uAder the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful laod in ihe vicinity o ithe
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6 acres, 40 under cultivation, % of Tim
Der. A never failing stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap.
#s#a Near WAlcott.
so Acres of choice prairie At a bargain.
At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre lot.
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NEW STORE AID
NJ ew Goods
xTRA0RDINAkY Low P1IcIs.
We Will exhibit a stock ofabout
100000 WORTH
o. TEE Ey
Cheapest and best goods over shown in q w.sts,u
city.
CHARLES FISH,
Second Street. opposite. the LsClairs House.
Has jus! received large addition 70 his Rich ana
SUMMER GOODS.
Rich Flsuneed Silk Robes,
Fiounced Grenadine- Robes;
orssndis and Jaconet Robes;
'aspe ana chene Barsss Robss.
Also
Rich Jsspe and Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED SYH KS
Plain and colorsd Poult dc Sole Glaces;
Rich Printed Foulards
OF every description and style. enks
DRESS GOODS.
tissue, Grenadines Grape Maretx, Chslli, DeIsipe.
Barsges. Jseonsts, orxandies, Lawns, de-, &c.
MOURNING GOODS,
Of every Description.
EMBKOIDERIES AND LACEs.
Inthis depsrtnen. our stock Is and slways vui be
SHAWLS.
Long and Square Broche,
Printedsnd BToche Stellar
farts SAlencies,
silk, Ihibet and Cashmere shawis and scars.
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shauis. s-i"'
BONNET and TRIMMING RYppnre
HOUsE.kEEPlNG GOODS,
HOSIERY, &C.
Alarge assortment OF Euxlish ana German sik
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mltts, Sc.
SpraSue's, Merinacs, Cocheos, And an tina hat
makes Of
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Very Cheap.
FINE DEBEGES,
A BROWN SHEETlNGS,
And q variety ofDomestics and other Goods, 70 which
we woald Invite the attention of NE Ladiee snJ Gsn,.
of Dayenport and TO the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
HARLE FISH.
mays1 I'd ST. opposite LIE Claire Hcuss
AOtM6y r. unlisted,
AND 1UILDY1S.
sHor, corner Of Main and Park sts, Davsnport, 10.
"a june % ,5& DIFF
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REMOVED. r. JEWEL, whom we no.
ticed a few days ago as having been arrested
and confined in our Jail, on suspicion of hav-
ing committed murder, was re moved yester.
day to the Delaware county Jail. We learn
that in connection with the previous cir
cumstances connected with the case, that
the sui, of clothes which he was wearing
when arrested, have been identified as the
clothing of Mr.. Cow, the gentleman sup.
posed to have been murdered, had placed
in his %valise, intending to wear them when
he arrived in our city; and further, that the
suit which Mr.. CovY had on when he left
home, were found in JEWELS possession
There is a dark cloud of circumstantia evil
dence gathering around this unfortunate
individual, which may break upon him in
The form of a retributive Observation-Disclosures
Express, 18Th.
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CALrfoRNIA.-Society in California is
still convulsed, and the red sword Of revolu-
ton still flames high over the laws and
statutes of the State. The Vigilance Com
mit:ee are strong enough to defy the Cover
nor and the authorities, and to respect no
law but their own secret orders. They
have issued an address, setting forth the
evils and grievances they contemplate re.
dressing. 1t is a fearful list, but the rene
dy is fearful, too. 1t is hard to Judge be-
tween the Committee and its opposers, or
to say what should be done to redeem Cali
fornia from the horrors she is compelled to
endure. One thing, however, is certain
If the Vigilance Committee eyince a desire
to cling too long to Their usurped power, or
to use it too cruelty, an opposition combina-
ton will be organized to put it down. The
consequence of a conflict between the two
bodies would be deplorable indeed.-M.
Louis Intel.
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ACCIDENT We regret to hear that our
old fellow citizen, DR.. H. Brown, was bad
ly injured on Tuesday evening last by a
kick on The head from a vicious horse
His case Is severe, but is not regarded we
believe as critical.
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PUBLIC IhrRovEMEsr..-The Dubuque
Express doubts "whether there is a city
East or West, in which there are so many
public Improvements going oil, as there are
IN Dubuque at the present time" One
Thing is very evident, and that is, that Dav-
export cannot compete with her, so far as
The streets are considered. With the ex.
cePtion Of Harrison and Farnam streets
no public improvements are being made in
davenport. The streets are in a worse
condition than we have ever known them
and yet nothing is being done to improve
them. We say it from no captious, nor
f'uls finding disposition, but simply because
such i' the fact, and we hope to see some
'hing done towards improving their condi-
Ion, and that right speedily.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

DISTURBING MEETfSes.-The Denocra
seems remarkably indignant because their
meeting at lie Claire was now and then in
,erupted by an ebullition of popular feeling
IN favor Of Fremont. This seems to be the
case all over the country. The Democrats
cannot get up a meeting without the Free
mont men voting them down, or permitting
their feelings occasionally to rise above their
discretion. Our ~neighbor, after taking a
more serious view than any sane man would
suppose that such Il subject metited, asks
tina, Gan instance where the Democracy
have been guilty Of any such meanness,'
may be pointed out. Mankind is pretty much
the same all the world over and more espe-
eislly in the United States. If there be any
difference in the two parties it is, that the
members of the Republican party think more
and are more capable of thinking than those
Of the Pro-Slayery party. II the latter pos
sessed the numbers we doubt not that inter
uptions Of public meetings would..be not on
" much more frequent, but SO palpably row.
dyish as to occasion more serious conse-
quences. In Dubuque, for instance, the
Capitalization of ofhce-holding and dema.
yogueism, and where the Pro-Slayery party
abounds, il is quite common tor them to in
terrupt Republican meetings, and while the
remarks Of the Democrat are very foreign in
their application TO the spontaneous out
bursts of generous feeling that characterized
the good people of lie Claire, Of Davenport,
Of Maquoketa, and of various other points,
they suit precisely the k%navery of such in
terrup,ions as the Republicans meet with at
Dubuque.
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Iowa City.

CO., a oyrArr, at the old stand known as ihe
,n.,lon Rooms, Iowa City, are Agents Tor lhe
n.,sppor, Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
s..,n ,bsir papers every morning BY calling al The
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

Olshausen, the leader of the Progress
party in Holstein, and B%aurhofer, its leader
in Hesse, have renewed their old battle
against des potism on the stump for the Re-
publican Observation-Disclosures in Iowa,
and the Marburg professor in Wisconsin,
We have already referred to the labors of
Fred. Hecker in this State for the good
cause democratic Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

FRANCIS Fox, as we learn from the Mo.
line Worh man, was the name of the man
whom we mentioned yesterday as having
been killed on the Railroad track near
Rock river bridge.