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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
CAROLINA CHlVAiRY-BY AN IMPAIR
IIAL WITNESS.
r, ne Editor aJ The r.. T. Tribune.


SIR: lhe exreysgabt pr, tenrons of Senator Butler
Of south Carolina, IN regard TO the conduct Of the
toops al people of his osn State during the RevoIu
torbry var, have esILed for bum the just rebuke and
exlteue Of Senators Sumner, WllsoI, ard others.
II " very Likely! however, hat be would have been
ino-e guarded in lis auda'on # the Palmetto chv-
blry,r led he been aware If the existence Of many
Written BY Revolutionary ofbccs Wno denoince
il teimr ot uILeasuTec sctrn the "sbameful inbe-
cil.t.' of South Car Inn. From the letter. Of Gen.
Quo HollsLd ilsms Of Mhrylard, one of The noble
,u Of The =, tIe intimate friend and right hand
mon of Gen. Na'bsIitl Greene, many PASSAGE can
De qutcd IN proCf ~ the sbject etae Of South Ct'o
n,a curing the War Of Independence. One OF two
vii suffice.
Gen Wiiiarcs, writing to hr brother in Mary and,
after tie captuIe Of Charleston by sr Henry Clinton.
soye:
Youue, a. INV oesr bother, that tn enemy have
.d such foorr AID i1rcs tbs lnuy that hL a.e.
uHs lLe Iistt.tss toseibsi ., ne ri np.,sio ,ss
,s,.Sr,th. .yr before VT e..ed, AID eeusls ids
stch ,of IN nsoI cen COZ e.is. % =, a. cd mso in ~
o.. az ~ G,oss tc, s,es, maon,S tns pop seo'.
tc q h' - " 80. 'i. ifI Tas dsiy Slb eve uar'e.,
cor t re'- wbs' I'D ,{ fH1eS 70 Toe, psn ~
ur &C.. ed 'sO 'hoein to .e',e. ne "sI'eg.
o'.,as os''o' a. e,i.Il 49, 49,, Ia, & q io',,-
d.-,roy b@ strength re'ources ~ toe country vhhj
oushi 70 esstsc ard uli.d sssins, common enemy"
Icvsrc tie close Ot The var, when Gen NilIam-'s
fesi'h b.c required il 'rturn 10 BatimOre he thus
ur,- to brother officer Mai. Edwards. wildcat, <
Greene fro1 ~. ssnCer6us cbarg, heaOt upon him;
The isis y,ut Sooth Cor,lla cwpg not oolyt
tu to- oin the soit n Het
iA' COLn' tos eD' " iof thoee "ho bsso
ter itctt ift rNe ion, 70 srresf tb' ~
''1 Faved tLt,.. GtIera Grsone exercised sunsi luis
tt che Led netstsn. - military opsra'ors us' e"''y
otld ~ OS pcssibs means of feesve@g -s2 o4s va.
g btr. ctieftEs iist pfoh 'scy"s ~ msne "a nc
to. n, LB - a. g-ots OF of nee poote .iNa CO
he eA,e uih t,,cf and oDntmpf ne h' SsI
ga0' .a,td then from 9sspdD and "d,syy . ~.
IL
pich ben 0krn ety neck, fheie ere ma s-p'.
suabr clsGsc u arr ina bu always esiei M s -
q e. yi.us lsaons Ct siGi tps un1'E pieH
Ir NO o. Of you Away sne lea. t'n IN
q o. a. ne NCyihs treogs are efgHrg lh''en :.
- ftruy,ffsih be p csure seer h-n rev ~s4o'
tt, Stsrrve her vii - e'hns sole 90 p,p ,u'' "
tfter,e = tL- ssur 6eids winch hey have be ~,
Ceiaal " ilun'e orl- -iDal lttie!s BON WHICH 10 10, 81
extr c's have been MADE are "a ~ the pos-ts. "
hi- lranc .op, II siding 40 Baltimore. ''"
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NATURAL CUMosTY.-A corr 'spondrat of Tie
RDr,uerc Sup, VII ny fon ' lily, Lewis county
bi,soui eays.-I -aT yesterday one of tle greatest
r.,u,nl ci,r1nsitit- uOg rxtGht-A snake w:h two
b,nce one o' c,ch eArcn''y. The bcd} is s1'u' vo
fe, pug anG two inches IN dan''er N 'he center.
~. tr.k. !, we'd formed large the center, aud
r slN tspe's to each 'Id, with t"o peHec' h"tis
n ',cfv i,-p.c, But t'e n,st nov'l tniog L" "''es
.ors toward tb, gentleman that c1uSn' n,
uuI ipp ore wsy with much - spPaIent' IT. lle
g -, " ~ bon tor gucs ont eaC1 aging hpp"cn'Y
vrb sug,r isyo doubt mroy o! Vou' rthTr'
pik a. rpOu thi- fI>e IA make story, b" IL i
f,c', can be Nouchtd fos b. msny OF our ING" i''
hpt -, hlc C'ti2crs
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PARTICULARS OF THE FIRES.

LossTs Br THE PI ,CERNILLE FiRS.-Beio" Is 4
k' oi tho o'sos by tho pactryi..e fire, a. fsr a.
Ceitaineo, tcLp.s;ig : about half OF the bufned
.htrlct' About eight or ten bui,,hpgs are nov up,
sur my IN the oo1'se Of ction The -tretts ,'e
II Issued saturday I, Is ,hoasb. fire or.,iua Cd
n nj s'oyt-ppe. fie ,oiHl tmorr' of propety dc.
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NyyApA C.rY n AsHrs-We cfpy 'he following

NyvApA C.gY ~ ASHYs.-We c'py 'he following
tc'eippo d-P1.c33 rem -, C@tJG@1'G 3 % A%e,'Cs'
ga I'll broke OIL, et 1 o'clock .. IN y'r'eroay IL
t.c rtsr OF ~. Abbo's fire ur~t bni'd ng' on T ne
tt;ot yL.ch rec > toe ~ Hnlr5 ou I"I"S occu'
io tbe Unitec state, i-tvi "a do"n"sla ano Upward
wi.b e. rai .iy, takiLs tb' whae Of o1l -trrst
Man s..te: ., L. ,G' c'o.s 'r,e!s ca tuning lH 't
Ibt .Ap,t4. f,c-, brtsr tOnse- and chnr he's, The
J. Chv.t icUse ami County Rtcorcecs iii e, s,'reN
&C. IT, C.. h.i.Ig ~ Lhve --cao' Hte - /
ow4: II. Ato,s epo'.er.'y snft. DR. Larkr DE- 9,
, Mieis tco' inc sh,e s''g, = kohlui4n's c'o'h'ns
.'.,,, ab6 Potter s'e,r.
"pcrsrrs turf - p .stA fsr rs known: j
H-.er larkr j. Johr.cp, * D,paty S've?or T.
Ii,Tf,ict,o. u,rcttr, : W e-ot-,. i,'e l. ,.iic'
httrrs,i WIZ. Ahtcr,er, : PIE h. 'o0c~ot @od g.
A y. Jug. ~ refaht. Wm Wi'son, p.seterei Ldtaee,
. tn, ~hoio .: n, tusir.- pa : TIN to~r Is el
'hely corsGn.-t cor DD';crg ~ ;be foot Of Piae
shtt 'A'ei dog VI Sp'ns rect 70 rear tae iuect"n
90 Be ac etr.,l {! y, b-oE NVm .cks building 10
NtliuatoL .tgr ti;rct ncrus- - High street.
owl to l. e tl-.i, crossing to Little Deer Creek
tci,w Lai css';re - rg ehd tltice Gown u '-r
CrGk to the i,ot g Pine st'Pet where c5DmeLced
-su.bisci. : sr,rn $50 to eco ot ground. Tho
hrs /, ,r,i,u y os.imtt u; tr'm 10000 900 to
5000 CCO }"
ANOTHER TowN DESTROYED BY FIRE a eertl,
r.s., rna ole Of TIE soffereIs, fr N F,n Pay,
u.ilin. to,l Gy- ulies t.c'n lGolau DgsiOgs, r.
Gsiac comfy, wLo - ir S7yia nento AeGue7day
} /, lob, ir'crl:s ihe Ua1on of the to,s dectruc
la TIE fre, @tce / 'uppo..d to tevo tee@
h ? TX Of 81 irc.ncitry hnke 4 bttween IL inf
o'clock il the dning-room of he Washington Hotel
kp, BY Mr. Uc'cr'pr. TIE fam rpreii @i'b zre-t
ts9 citj, ,i'p,y CONSUMING III place in ten ,a'ques
Ain ne civ popyls''oc he'd, the cay befo'e, 70
p>y. u. Micile FOX f tie Cosnmte-. ard con
s,q' IS .lue Vtie lu. fs p'r,ou- TO srfest ne
p, g. u tie ffe psry wh,se naTs is no. y,et
cly0ic.c il ,u-pectec f c.muitiug the deet lie
:tcr, so'e O. ven T. '.u houses d-rtros ID tie
rircps Of Which, With ~ e-'irh cd lo7-,s, ~ ts
iopv.: C. Btr'leeu stooa, 80 So; Mar 10 Dart,
sioc ap- cw.ilig, & Oo; Geo H.feft vi On unoc-
oupied g Geo, Jotn Fuqia two 4coc .aiiec build
ngs StCC Sur Hot tio-, Wa-hi' gtot Hotel $500
JAS R,SIclss OH" Ilo q 500. Levnaic, ROck'y
c.. bud = sop, 500.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE STILL IN POWER.
IMMENSE LOSSES BY FIRES.

rnGE TERRY NOT DISPOSED OP.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.
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Lossrs rY FiKI AT MARYS;L LIE We -re

10 Tie Ar,tsrHA krPress Ftr tie f'ho@cg iist q
losset BY tierccl. rc at Ma! sylll" il wIich neay
an entire blcck cOusum.t:
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Co. q 81 star.l
LNVlI Il1Il77077'7E U VI N.-.'I
Nc DovrLt, Highland County, Va, [

I ~
! MR EDrToR: l take this opportunity to write
you n few lines from our romantic and Pietur-
tesaue county, which is boundedon the east hy
the Shenandoah, and west by the Allegheny
mountains, and contains the source OF James md
Jackson's rivers, also the South Branch of the
Patomac The face Of the country is broken
with high mountains, which,
"s.rsteIlne out, tIeIr rugged. Chain.
Look doVn upon the fertile palm
No pen can describe The grandeur of the scene
which is presented from The top OF one OF these
peaks on an autumn evening, when the dying
leaves OF the forrest present every imaginable
/ hue, wbi'c tile setting sun, shooting his ST.
very rays upon the landscape, throw additional
spIendor over the view, and the mountain peaks
seem to look down with frown on those be-
meath.
We have the finest springs gurgling forth from
the foot and sides of these mountains, and the
streams leading from them are filed with the
most excellent mountain trout. Mineral springs
arc numerous, ouch as white, red, and black sui
phuT, and sometimes AUNT Game abounds;
suchas dee.and turkeys, andoccas;oaalY wolves
( and bears. Rattle snakes are also numerous; j
know one man who, in one summer, killed TWEEN
ty-fve.
Our county derives itsnamc from its being
the most elevated county in theState. There
are evidences of coal beneath the soil, and iron
ore is plenty. The land, though uneven, is gen;
orally rich, producing from 0U to lOU bushels OIL
corn to the acrc which is worth from zoe. to 81
| per hushel; also from the so to 80 bushels Of
wheat, ssbich is worth from 81 soto g per
bushels. Land is worth from s. to 80 per acre
and is advancing in value.
This is also one of the finest grazing counties
! in the State As soon rs the timber is cleared,
thick growth of clover, timothy, or blue grass
springs up. \ large number of beef cattle arc
fattcnc'l here; there are now IL the comfy from
to 10000 head, and from 10 to 10000 sheep.
Four-year old beevcS are worth from 40 to $50 a
head and threes from 30 to $40, &c. Sheep arc
worth from to So = head.
|. Bath is a rich and prosperous county, AID is
lrenowncd for its rich aud warm springs POca-
hontas is well tllnbered and watercd county,
but it is in.ratheF an unciviiized state; and like
! the Highlands, it is very healthy
/ We have a high mountain here, which is
known by the na1nc of Sounding Knob, which is
really one of the wonders ofnature. there being
\ 200 acres of land which, when trodden by cat
| tie or horses, sounds like distant thunder.
! We have lad long and rigorous winter, and
we had suow-capped mountains until the 2St
+. of April. The weather is still cold and dry
There is good prospect of fruit here, and wheat
looks well.
! would like to see your weekly sheet widely
circulated in our county.
Sam ..ish teot' in Highland; he has not been
/ heard ofsince the 24th of Nay last, exceptwhcr
mentioned by the Democratic party.
4 MouxrAIxEEn
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Win be given to any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: six drotHes and six DagHerroe"
Of sgual merit which Adams will select from
his collection IIehas opened Gallery Forbs Jew
elry Store 1S Main ST. with skyligt arranged the
approved principles, which be equae unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river With easy of
coss large and arranged with every convenience for
making class pictures of sHle and size. He is
happy to announce will assisted By Mr. JAMES CAny
the artist made The pictures that awarded the high
est premium Cold q the last fair of the lmerican
Institute st Garden, New York, also the ontyErei"
U,cred for Daguerreotypes atthe Worlds FHirdt Paris
Mr. A. has received f1e medals and eight diplomas for the
best Aerrcotypes exhibited at different fairs in the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
large proportion of the business inWhecng
the past year expects with increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge number his patrons, especial
y as lerees on the RtrtscMsrs his productions rnt
er than display of furniture A1lJrotZss either single
or double glass; Daguerrotypes plain coore equal TO
painting Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices upto
my dollars. light being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobstrucb by other bnildnss pictures eau he
made from sunrise sek Pictures Of children taken in
from GA. n. to3P.M. Yet the Iis:,s Is soft
and mild that persons eyes sit By with
feet ease. Cloudy days good any By this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere. q
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DR.. j. Hedges
AG UE ANNIHILATOI3!


FEVER and Asur, chlls and Fever Dumb -Aguc, or any
form Of Inter!tten. Fever whether ofungstand
Ing Is speedily safely ciectual cured by the of
DR.. j. Hedges Nnnihllator
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such MS Arsenic or Mercury but compounded from
tracts purely vegetable tits certain safe ana cicacOus
remedy and be taken in all kinds of weather. The Pro-
prfeor used the article in s private practice for
several years AMI it fe to effect perfect
cure when the directions have been llOwed I'M posi-
way inure tc system, butts adapted "ges,
sexes, constitutions. 1t be given to the infant of
month old with much safety the admit, and he
Kept nny climate. needs cncomfun, longnrray
of testimony herald It's efficacy 1suert lies within it
seif-nn to the invalid will prove of value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only the Proprietor sanhope. n j.. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale Wholesale and retail By A. C. GOOD Co. Drug
is:s Wheeling. Va and by Druggists and merchants gems
rally throughout the United States.
w. II. DEcAMP, General wholesale Agent
forthc Western States,
my7:Gm as Courtland St, New York.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE.

- - - - -. 80 L,
The President on thursday uahs'iIIIe1 I"
both Houses of Congress a special message on
Nv;..r,oy,. affairs which concludes with the fol-
'''' ''..''.,'
lowing:
When therefore, some tune since, q new 1l i',
lister from the Kepublc OF Nicaragua Etesel lt
himself, bearing the commission Oh Fresllcnt
Rivas, he must and would have been received
MS such, unless ne was found on inquiry Su9JecE
topersonal exception, tut ioT the absence OF
satisfactory Information upon the question Mneth
or President RivHs was " .J6et the neaH o. an
established Government OF the RePuphc OF Nc
aTagua, doubt us to Which arose not only from
the circumstances of his avoSed ASSOCIATION
with armed cmiGrants recently rom inc CIlte1
States, but that the proposed Minister himself
was of that class OF persons, and not otheTwlse
or previously citizen OF Nicaragua.
Another Minister from the hepuohc OF Nlca-
Fagua has now presented himself, ana mas oech
received as such, satisfactory evidence appearing
that he represents the Government &C JGcto, ana
so far as such! exists, the Government de3"fe
of that Republic. .
That reception, while in accordance with l.. the
established policy Of therUnlted States, Masllke-
wise called for by the most imperative special
exigcncies, which require that this Governments CT,
sllalfat once enter into diplomatic relations Win
that OF Nicaragua. In, the first place, alner-s
cnee hes occurred between Tue Government 2, y Oh
President Rivas and the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany, which involves the Necessity OF inquiry
into rights OF citizens OF inc onteS' VINO aug
that they have been aggfleXed ny the acts oil tnc
s former, and claim protection and redress ut inc
hands OF their Government. IN the seconu
place, the inter-oceanlc communlcauoh ny Tue
way of NiearaguAls etiectuaily interrupted. an"
the persons and properly o..
of the United States IN that country inc
attention o their @ nsntion Ns Without Sso
sumption of diplomatic intercourse with the
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NEuTnALst oS rus. SEA.-Thc New York ecu
rier, reviewing the European treaty of peace,
notes that on some points the European nations
have suddenly leaped bars length beyond us.
They have reached the point of abolishing not
only all privatcering by themselves when neu=
trails, but even when belligerents We will not
attempt to say how much the progress of the
marine power Of the United States, and the
manifest factt that it now has, and hereafter will
have, the most formidable privateering force in
the world, has to do with this change of posi-
ton. 1t is a thing, however, to be considered.
This government will probably pause awhile,
and measure the ground somewhat before
Ssringing after these remarkable fine leapers Of
spring morning. The question lies particular
II between us and England. Thetwo countries
ionpt stand on the same level The policy of
gngl0nli is to maintain an immense navy; our
policy to maintain a small one, Inwarring up-.
IN our commerce she stands little in need of
priiyateers in warning Upon hers we cannot do
much without priyatscta ca II .9ay
eF-If a gentleman tells you, you lie, y you
IG0ck hin down blit IL 4 lady says, Sab,
ioy, you tcll stories, you smile, and ka pleas.
arty assure lcoI', my dear, 1t IS 50. 4 ssls
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sPRoIAL NoTIon s.
cURE or RiIiG0aIlTlsN AND SPINAL
nAr1.aoar, Jaly is. 1881.

DISEASE.
RAl4l4osr, July is, 1851.
atssss aa,4iBer .t sVo'rordy:
CSntlsrnea-,t gives pleasure to hear testimony
10 the Of Dr. nampsons Vegetable ItnetnFsi
i,cl, have us far RhrIliattsm 1t has not only given
me sSa4,i5iat sat resG present using 1T
h, my faulty "a siuher sGere'l for some years
mast i. constant pain iuer bsSast se has been treated
for OF the spins, lint fosnd no relief until she used
"pr. lIampons Vegetable TnstpFs and she tells me
sbeas been entirely relieved since s'e has taken ne rt
vs,y tsspee,'nlly,
No. 1ia Conway street.
Forsaleby 4. ii. LOGAN q co.
mv15 dcn1 Agents.
s-ntne Mass anil all other mineral compounds in the
shape pills. been lai aside TO make room feF bet
Ter production from, the vegetable knglon the shape of
Josctter stomach Btcrs. These celebrated BttSrs are
entirely vegetable, and their combination of such nature
guarantee perfect safety in being used by h0tl'y"ang
and old, and female aud the latter In particular have
received the nst sautary benefit from the of these
Bt,ers when all from the skiliul hands
have aed In restoring them from ssateof debility per-
feet health.
4-ror saIeby Druggists andhoteis generally.
LAUGIILINS &nusnF1ELD.
my15 II. II. LOGAN & CO. Agents
ELECTRIC OIL! ELECTRlCOIL!
oz Electric On CGenancy at the bridge
Corner Drug Store.
tR-cAUT1oN ssomsbody Is selling, On the streets, in
whcel,y .'oanc;c Electric OH" 1t Is not the genuine
Electric OIL, which Ia 0eser sold 1y 1'sddiers.
T. IL. LOGAN & CO,
Bridge Corner Druggists,
Wholesale Agents the Gtaae Electric Gil of Dscira,l
& Co., and signed by a. E. Smith. myA
NAUSEA, INDIGESTION, AND NERVOUS
DEBILITY.
II do wonder at the popularity Of D,erlaves Holland
Ditters, now.
'For months previous to its use, my ordinary fool caused
ertsme nausea, wien placed before me, tlat almost
dreaded the of the dinner bell. Everything ate dis
with Ny digestive seemed to have lost
all nowcr AMI my sysemso completely shattered,
that was unable write five minutes n time"
| u pITrsBJRGIIER.
s:-soll at 81 per Dot,le or six bottles for 81 ty the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing Piarmacensts and Chemstsscorner Smith
field and Third streets Pittsburgh and by
LACGAlLLNS &c BUSHFXELD,
! my1I Wheeling, Va.
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ODD =FEhLG5Ms. pIREo RORY

ODD FELLOWS DIREC rOtsY
virginfas Lodge No. :s.-aieets every Thursday
evening at the Hall, corner of Market AMI Monroe streets.
VIZ. ZtSE, n. g.; B.. u Carr, Secretary.
EranIkIin I.OdBo NO, I3.-AIse.s as above every
tary.
WIN. Tell lodge No. 33.-Mee.s as above eve
ry Wednesday evening II. BuxsRSsrOcK, N. G.; r. T.
Ael;4+, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. 5O-SIeets every Monday
evening at tie HAIL. corner Market anil Quincy d.
D. ITuRLEY, n. G.; WR. u. BerrntiH, Secretary
Pamela Lodge no S3.-sIeets above every
Friday evening. @. K. CtKrwRlsrr, n. G.; ~ " Bid"-
cAart', Secretary.
SAbran,s Encampmcut No. I.--Ateets at the
HALL corner Market streets, the first andfhfd
Tuesday evenings of cnchmOnth. WV t.,ScHAnp, C. ri
s. ". Pearson, Scribe
Vim. Tell EncHmpment No. 3l.-Meets as
above the seeond and fourth Tuesday evenings Ofcacl
month. Ioux G. HorrMAS, C. r.; n1@. netsg0r"e".
Scribe.
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Trust Sale

IOY virtue deed trust, executed by Jno. W CHI and
ID George Hartman the subscriber, dated May 95t,
1853 recorded in the CLERKS oaIce Of Ohio county, in
Deed BOOB No. A. page , c. for the purposes therein
named, Will proceed, MONDAY the 18th day of June.
1856 the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county TO
sell e propeFtg mentioned said deed situated III the city
OF Wheeling TO wits the lots OF land fronting the north
side of Webster street III Centre Wheeling and designated
tile plat by the number hundred and twcnty-Cght
CHSl and hundred anil twenty-lnc (230l which Is
The Oil Cloth Factory, and lots numbered hundred and
(:I) aud tWO hundred fftv five (Sl Which
Is the Machine Shop, occupied by Hobbs TaylGr-
Also lots numbered 6S Main street, and lots
numbered thirteen (D and fourteen (l4l near the Belmont
Iron Works in Centre Wheeling Also, the property known
the thtnCunI, situated at tire OF Market aud JOHN
streets IN Wheeling, being subdivisions Of lots numbered
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An UsExPEcrED RErNIoN.-A friend informs
us ofthe following incident which actually oc-
Cured a few days since:
a Boston ship, while on her way to this port
from distant cline, spoke an Eastern brig from
the West Indies in critical condition. The
Captain oF'the brig was determined to stick to
his vessel, yet he desired the commander of the
ship to take off his wife, (who was on board and
She, with great reluctance, parted from her .hus-
band, with the fear at her heart that she might
ncycr see him again. For the remainder OF the
voyage the wife was in a melancholy state of
mind, constantly regrctting that she ever left
the side of her husband In the mean time,
however, "a New York vessel had fallen in with
the wreck and had taken off the husband, Who
in consequence of favorable winds, reached New
York in advance of the vessel due at this port
He came atonce to this city, and from day to
day watched for the opproach of the ship, which
had been retarded on her voyage by contrary
winds "A ticngth the vessel was telegraPhed
and the husband fastened tosthe wharf The
wife stood upon the deck of tho approaching
ship, when suddenly her eyes fell upon her hus-
band, and the unexpected sight so much aiEec-
ted her that she tainted away, but was soon re-
covered, and joined her husband, both parties
exhibiting great joy and gratitude at their un-
expected reunion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
.I1IGI7I5 YRICRPH ~ -NEDIcIYE. : :.
DR.. MoRsE's
ATING CORDIAL.

MOT only relieves, actua!lv r&eruuac all nttyoas
~ diseases, hS ren0vin tteIr and h!ir: up
sOltely nvulnerabe tn un attacks OF tins c,e'.s,
relapse is therefore impossible
THE CORDIAL
combines pecnliartcs never bfogG assoCiat mtl
cine While itncts specifically upon the ejaculation and te
secrctiVns purifying and r,MoVatinE hot AMI gives
and regularity Of action to the stomach al Loves.
To every relaxed organ, il ufparts degree of muscular
strength, and capacy enistFe fatilc uht.er bodily
and muscles harden under its Influence,
brace every hbre is rCsruhg; and SsIsIi, ucliol
either in man or Wonan Is restored 10 ! NEOr Al ether
toucs anu sIuants produce rc-acio but it tile ptcu
DG. MORsE'S INNIG0RATING CORDIAL
to Operate uhseI Tue influence it eXerts is t;ora aEl
INJECT NEW LIFE
INFO She whole system. Tie impotence Of Rgc; the rclaIs
tion prodpce,lbr indulgence; weakness that
tonI; aud every Known Affection Of the sensation
reiuEiuattD. preparation.
Among diseases whieilltis !ufallc srd tie
following may he enumerated: Nervous lncaps in Nlsn
DarrcuaCss; lySrrics Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous Headache; Low pirlts; Feelings
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Nental CorusOu: los
OF aemorv TreluluuSncss Rsi. of E7o1 lie lI5sj:
llnXntion; 1rrnh'ltts Dyspepsia; Tofpof ate, Hating:
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant ErGcou Foul Er,ai; I:rcs
ularitiGs of the Bowels; SurplsssCcs; Eaui inV.gHary
Sighting; Anxiety: CnUseleSs Years; &onGGial.a; E.-
-whethyF dlateIy resnOtey-wih Tie functions ce
nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLEin every i,!cse ihy..
trnl eNiEeney this UnryRlctl, safe nul iaf rSlgatis
the whole system, and by communicating ai.ht
ism the energy which nature has denied, iniusrucr de-
sroycd it inevitably lE0lOnsS i Wills eo'5hGtrs 10 is
enjoyment.
The eaGMonias Of its efficacy from cierrycn oil.h
stRllng, leading Teal men, anil in fact,
profession, occupation and class