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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
MarshY& Wayman
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALKRs rs
BOOTS AND SHOES

MafS0f& WaYman
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERs rs
BOOTS AND SHOES
lkTIHB OLD STAND IARsH.l
No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA.
NEXT ORRER, or AID COISl
NVEare now receiving from manufacturers
one Of The aTgss aud best assoEtmeps Of boots and
they having been selected With great
men In the east expressly for thistrde. We prea
rcd to accommodate customers either wholesale
tail, With avariey of Fall ard Winter to be sur
passed by any other house in city either in Style quality
or material, durability workmanship, whether
this city any other country.
OnF stock consists in OF the following articles:
$40 pairs best calf Boots os s'Ois'
go t aie
$50 water proof boots.
NES'S FRo0ASs.
500 pairs best eslfbFogsns;
so $40 shTes
SO lowprtSe brcgans.
600 pairs boys thick brOgans;
s. s. youth; .i Ss
500 pairs boys, thick lex b x Ss;''
20 s eaPt
$50 pair, youths, s sRs boots, 'oo'''
s z d t5iek
woNAN's
$ S pairs Wsmons CATERS, all eOlOrs
zoo zoo morocco n.9 buskins
200 Jenny Linds;
Misses BOOTS
$50 morocco boots;
80 CATER
200 calf
800 kip
cHILDRES's BooTs.i
500 chfdren.s fancy boots;
103l kid aud morocco
sSO goat
$500 mems, wOman's and misses gum shoes Of the
iSS'
terms.
aud examine our stock before making their Pail and winter
purchases. nY9 aAIAISII & WAYMAN.
Popular and Family Medicines
JOHN II. THOMSON,
III Muin -.
y Dr. wistNr's Ralsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
John John Bulls sHFsaP"rilia'
oSSOpd's India Chclasogue,
DIR. Houtin's Pepsin
Greou's oxygenated B;tters,
Hollands German do
MOrtiHer's Rheuinrtic Compound,
Scarps AucOuStic OIL,
Stroble's Pile Eminent,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Lniment,
McIanc Vermlye,
McLane Liver Pills,
Wrlght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew Davd's, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Man'S
Daley's Pain Extractor,
McAlliSters all healing Ointment,
Dr. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do MedicAted Soap.
~ Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
nov1S
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CTTT

SETTLE
ON ACCOUNT of ciange in their firm all persons
" debted to the subscribers their Retail Store
uesy requested to he ready for settlement the
by cash Otherwise and all persons having
against the firm will PrSsGu; the for liquidation
NCCLALLESS KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
Pnhlic Nnfice

TAVIG discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
kept by Market street, in the G Of Wheeling,
all perAons indebted TO hereby required pay
before tina lt day Of APRIL Otherwise WILDE
put in the process Of collection By su without respect
persons. ANDREW MCLDEW.
March 18Th, 1855 rnarl4
ARTICCLAR attention is called to a new STYLE Of lever
watch, GERRY part Of Ecich Is liner
e which cased in every variety style, gori silver
Thesa watches ewsled and all correct
tme-keeperS.
For sale By C. p BROWN,
mayl Washington Halt Monroe st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06

L. s. GORDON,
JSo. N. MATTHEW'S,
JS0. L. AGNEW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-06
MEDICAL.
Prof Woodsl

frof. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE Is now for the first
time introduced to the citizens OF HheeuE at No. IS
Monroe street, which only sure remedy ever Invented
that will eectuay restore the grey hairs whiSkers
the original color OF YOUTH without dyng the bald
head In short time with the cOVing remove an
run and prevent the hair from falling or and Ia free
the hhy sediment SO objectionable III divers preparations
beautiful article for the toilet for the young can
only be appreciated by its use; all respectfully
ted 70 call at the Depot and examine the ladies'
and gentlemen OF high reputation in the South and West
where was Invented but will refer to the certificate below
Of distinguished statesman Senator Judge Breese
Illinois.
CARrYLE, III. June q, 1858.
have used Prof o. s. Wools Hair Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful effect Ny hair becoming
IS Thought prenaturey but by the Of hs Reso
SIDNEY BRREsE,
Ex-senator 0fthe United States.
Prof. Woods Oriental SnuatiVe Eminent.
This Lniment valuable auxiliary In the treatment Of
some OF the most formidable diseases with which
to contend for instance, Inflammation Of tho lungs and
boLoeks By thorough and continued application Of this
Lnincn the region of the affected organ these other
wise formidable diseases dsarned of than
half their errors particularly among children, thous
ands Of mothers, they allowed speak, would with all
the sIOquence Of feeling Affection united
mony to the fact that had spatched their children from
the jaws Of DEATH and restored them to their former
larry in renewing what generally known Ague Cake
enlargement Of the spleen in all where
nal application service this nment will found useful
GENERAL DEPOT Cos Broadway, New YORK; and III
Market ST., st. Louis.
Por sale wholesale and retail in wheeIiwEby
J. D. S0WELL Monroe ST., and
7. II. LOGAN L CO.,
March1T Bridge Cornrr
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Payments to be made IN all cases In adrdRce,
Money cnrrGati IN the State tcheTe Issued
lsM DC r6cCiEed az par.
or TTRDIN-fN
The Farmers Guide,
SITE1NTIEIIv A WI PIP 4 (.IILIrAE LII

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AG-
RICULT'URE
BY lIESRY STHrIENs T. r. s. of Edinburgh and the late j.
NoIoX Professor of Scientific Agriculture Coll
lege New Haven. vols Royal 0sts vO 1850 pages and
numerous Wood and Steel Engravngs.
This t. eon!!ssedy, the most complete work on Agricu
uFe ever published, and in order give wider ClrculR.
ton the publishers have resolved to reduce hCpricV 10
FIVE DOLLARS POR TIFF TWO VOLUMES.
When sent bS natl ust California Oregon tho
price wbe S. every other part Of the Union and Can,
ada (nospaid) SO. 81 This Ir9rk Is tie old Book Of
tho farm" =
Rsittanccs for OF the above publications should
ways be addressed, Pnst-paldt to the Publishers.
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION

In I'VE very large octave volumes with Portrait on steel
Of CHARLES ckes containing the reading matter al
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising thousand
very large double counned pages, handsomely printed aud
VOLUME contains PickWick PAPERS and Old CurIostv
Shop.
Oliver Twist, Sketches by ''BOz" and
Barnaby Nudge
Nicholas SicAleby, and Martin Chuz-
ZleKit
David COpPerfGd, DOInbey and AOn,
and Christmas StOrirs.
MeHk House, and Dickens New Sto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
r PRIVATE SALE-The three story and

N attic Brick HOUSE and LEASE Of LOT No. 81 East
Broadway sze Of Houe $50 by IS feet deep flushed IN the
best manner with modern mproy One halt Of the puT'
cLae money eau remain on bond and mortgage For full per
ticulsrs apply to BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneer Pine-st
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


L'OR SALE.-50, 600 acres Of Coal Land, IN
IL Wynae County Wig MA, within four miles OF wyoming
Court Hor0 IL - situated between the Gnyandot ard b
sandy River- The and admirably adapted for gazing ana
agricultural purposes being covered with heavy timber consist
hs OF red black white oak chestnut poplar cedar white
and yellow pine and white ash Water power tor sa~'ms
and srist ulk The wood will pay ~ soTe ,s rapidly
settled improved and railroad trsn Richmond cry Nir
sna Sandy River has been flushed for the distance
80 miles with branches railruss Ouyundot and Tug
RIVER with rood roads canals The three rivers nav
Tshe for large From Richmond the lumber ana
Transported Norfolk BY steamboat and shipped TO
any ports the Atlantic Ocean Title perfect Price
. PER acre. Apply 10 WM. SLOANAkER, Real Estate
Broker nor;hessi 10th and Greenss Philadelphia CITY
EOR SALE-33 600 ACRES of COAL LAND,
in the County Wyoming IN Virginia the Court
House the Tug River and branch OF the Big sandy
River both Of which nsvgabe The Wood i' worth -
per sore The Land admirably adapted for Grazing aud Asr
cultural purposes with heavy timber consisting OF Red
White and Black Oaks Chestnut Black Walnut Poplar Red
Cedar White and Yellow Pine, and White Ash, with Water
Power for aud sristms IL has rapidly settled and
mproved by railroad from Richmond City Big SANDY River
and brAnchs. and Tug Rivers All three rivers are
uavrsbe for large steamboats, and from Richmond ny they
can be transported Norfolk Virginia and there SHIPPED TO
any port the Atsnc Ocean. Good roets aud canals ne
terfsct Terms : per Apply to WI sLoANAhEk'
Real Estate Broker northeast corner OF 10Th and uTee'
Phlaf.uhia
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Real gstate for 5ale.

At PRIVATE SALE.-The four story brown
N HOUSE and LOT situated the south east
corner 29st and Lexington with all the modern i'm
provements Also the hree-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
iO5 West 18th ST. with ell the modern improvements Also
tie two-story and attic Brick Double HOUSE and LOTS Nos
So and IS Frsrkliust For full particulars ar y 70
BAKER WEEKS, Auctoneer > No Pinest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
EARM for SALE-COntaining 81 aeres situate

Il in the Of WHITE PLAINS, about Of mile from
The Court house Norhsi road leading from the Village OF
White Plains Rye There is good DIV cling, Barn Carriage
house &c The Yarn wei waered and has variety of
Fruii Shade Trees. Inquire Of LEWIS C. PLATT No
Wull-st. or Of CHARLES A. SANDS on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
h)atrbes, Jewelrp, Nf.

De ID L C. T. ID Z X / G $.
IL WATCHES. JEWELRY. DIAMONDS AND SILVER
WARE for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. =, -.
The undersigned for the las. eighteen years Wen own
dealer importer Offers for sale all goods IN hs me AZ Swe'
prices for quality than any other In Newfofk MA
aela orauy othf city and N send BY mai! or express
WATCHES, JEWELRl, &C.,
parts Of the United ct charge AL GOODS war
ranted represented Orders BY mail postpaid, faithfully at
WATCHES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
Boar6 ano Rooms.
6onses 10 Get.

ITO LET-The three-story BRICK HOUSE,
with high Basement and Cellar, situated No ~ Brdge
Brooklyn will be let for rs 70 lat May With privilege OF re-
naming Inquire Of J. HEGEMAN, corner OF
Noushby and Pesr-sfs Brooklyn, a. ID Gtandst " l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
Gouscs ano farms toanteo

Xy1ANTED.-A small family (Amercan) wish
w RENT ONE FLOOR. four Rooms with Croon waters
second third story Address with terns, r. w, Tribune
Office. References exchanged.
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Jurs.

TADIES' FANCY FURS.-A. 10th, No. AZ
Madensue calls the attention Of the Wholesale and Retail
his select stock OF fURs selling at reduced prices
CEILING at COST X ST.. BOOSS,
per and Manufacturer invites hs and the
ubc to the stock OF fURs. which will not ee sur
ased either IA beauty quality and the most reasonable
rrices Orders promptly attended Also all knds OF Furs
Cleaned and altered present fashion No CD Broadway
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NITEEsr WILL 81 CHARGED At ONLY Two sEE CENT IRA


situated in NeV-Jersey one hours ME BY aroad, near
DEPOT srFe timber and balance under hEh sA'e q
ctsvAi.ou has sooa dVs s-holss bars I'D cher out
badrg. Ferrscusr. sfriy 10 J. FOHp, Ne 90 Court
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ornes CoNNrssioNEs or SISEErS Np Lamps
rcturc will be delivered by JOHN MiTCHi

- TUESDAY FVENlNG, Jan. s. lS'6. SntleC,-- Ih5
ssr, N me Cslt~ Tickets IS cents GalleryO Reserved
$50 lhy of the Hall 80 cents, 20 be had az HAIRS MUSIC
s., GrcsawsV Dunuieans Bookstore. No iSl twons
E, Roosssorc: No il0 Futon-st, and the Ohce OF tue
- American Doors open at7ocock Lecture 10 commence
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rue NKw-YORK TRIBu'
Spesial Notices.

,,....,,ner the Widows md Orphans;- Tho Trustees
"s.. Wricws Relief Association ash earnestly Tor
- N, ~, many suffering families dependent upon them
~ SroSsA Inc terrible Distress that tins great snow storm
-, ,s,n then, Women and children are barefoot and
So - ma, NJ a., Association Ne. ia Ureenest
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sCW- YORK TRIBUNE.
ruH ssM,-wseKLY TRIBUNE

s...-,-s.,x fNrtSp Az and fNtpAr MORNING. I.Vo
sr,s wv copies Cos fsl rive copies Nt w - '
$500. 10 cents line ki each Insertion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
APERFUexED BREATH.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeabe reath when by using the Balm
OF Thousand Flowersas deutifrice would not only
render tsweet but leave the teeth white aabaster?
Man? persons do not know their breath bad and
subject delicate their friends will mention it,
Pour single drop of the Balm your tocthtru.
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
lie will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re.
move tan pnples AMI freckles from the skim leaving
1t Of soft and roseate hue. Wcta towel pour twc
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
Shaving MADE EAsY-Net your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water, three drops
OF tBalm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and it will beautful soflaher much facilitating
the operation of STRIVING. Price only Fifty Cents.
FErRIDGx q Co.. propretors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
apo lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

for Barstow to s for Bashford This return
was from single town, and was certified to
by the clerk of the county board and IL Justice.
There acas no evidence that there had been any
canvass at all!
In Manitowic county, one peculiarly OF the
affidavits was, that one of the inspectors swore
himself
In Waupaca CO., another return was found
written on the same kind Of paper as the Gil
bert Mills returns, in the same handwriting
&C, and the attorney wished the Court to no.
tice that this was the same oil .toOlscap paper
used at Spring Greek, dc. except that 0te1e thai
aoas stamped "Plymoath," this had preUto~st5
been acet and submitted to pressure to obterate TIL
stamp! ..s sEH
The richest part of the joke, however, wa:
to come. The attorney then read the affidavit
of the Surveyor of Waupaca stating that il
the territory named in the Waupaca return
there were no inhabitants residing! The aft
davt of Peter Proven however, says there are
three families in each territory, but that nc
polls were opened there last November; HG
no uotes acre p0lleE in the to,0n and that ttert
a0ere only t,oo or three settlers taerei
The evidence of Clerk of the Court at an
other polls, in Wanpaca county, is decidedly
rich Here it is:
| j. j. Jones, called and sworn-Reside a
Waupaca village, was Clerk of the Circuit
Court of that county in 1855, kept public
house in Waupaca; the election last fall in tina
town was held in my house. counted the tai
lies; the talies at the latter part, opposite boil
the names of Barstow and Bashford, reached
across the paper, and commenced on the sec
ond line; the paper on which Chandler KEEP
the result was left on my table
Here Mr.. Ryan presented paper and asked
the witness il that was the paper.
Witness-It is, there has been no chang
made in the writing on the paper; it was tn
same so far as the writing went, as whel
| Chandler left it.
Ryan then read the paper Barstoa0's vot
1cas 268 BasHJor{s U0te 219. BY the count,
canvass Barstoao'S vote Uas raised from 288
543, and Bashfor,Fs reduced tiom 2l9 to 50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
Election Tiokets Ready.

City and Township election tickets may be
procured at this Office to-day at any hour
These tickets will contain the name of every
edndiaate without distinction ofparty. 1t is true
several of the candidates have not paid the
printer for placing their names on the ticket,
butwe shall be charitable to them by inserting
ttsit names in companionship with those Of
more liberal men! The Enquirer office is
printing only the Democratic ''bob-tailed tick
cts" so that those who want tickets contain
ing all the names, in the good old-fashioned
way, will please call at the Journal Office =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

PAINFUL TERMINATION TO BANeUET.-
The banquet Of the young Friends of Ire
land" which took place at the Apollo Rooms,
New York, last Friday evening, was brought
to sudden and very painful termination by
the death of John Dougherty, Esq, a young
man twenty-five years Of. age, the Correspond
ing. Secretary to the Association. He sat near
the orator of the day, and was observed to fall
back in lis seat, as though ina fit. He was
Immediately removed from the room, and the
programme was proceeded with; but in short
time intelligence was received Of Mr. Dough-
erty's death, and the company retired silently
to their homes A ball was to have succeeded
the banquet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
Major Donelson.

The father of Major Donelson (says the
Knoxville Whig) was among the first settlers
of Middle Tennessee. lawyer Of sound sense,
and the brother of General Jackson's wife,
The mother of Major Donelson was the daugh-
ter of Gen. Smith, who was elected to the
Senate Of the United States when the legisla-
ture convened in Knoxville Maj Donelson,
like Mr. Fillmore, was born in the year 1900,
and is consequently SO years old. After the
death of Major Donelson's father, his mother
married Mr. Saunders, and his three half sis
ters were the wives of Col, NJ. P. q Gentry,
Judge Cahal Of the chancery court, and Judge
Caruthers, at present one of the Judges of the
supreme court of Tennessee. Major Donelson
graduated at the University of Nashville, and
atan early age was sent by Gen. jackson to
West Point, where he graduated second
time, with honor to himself and friends. From
that time he remained the aid-de-camp Of Gen.
Jockson until the General retired from the ar
NV 1H y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

CFThe Know Nothngs held a ratification
meeting at Evansville a few days ago. Mr., j.
w Crockett, Of Henderson, in this State, was
the principal orator, and the main point in his
speech was abuse of the Kansas Nebraska act
Is that the sentiment of our Kentucky Know
Nothings? or was Mr.. C.'s speech merely got
ten up for Northern market?-[ Lou. Cour. {
The ;'Know Nothings'' have held no ratifca-
ton meeting at Evansville The friends of
Fillmore, without respect to party, had big
ratification meeting here last week, and an
other big :n:eting this week. The former was
addressed by Col. Crockett, Of Henderson, Ky.
and the latter by John M. Harlan, Esq, of
Frankfort, KY. Both speakers +ook positions
against the Kansas Nebraska act, though
neither favored the restoration Of the Missouri
Compromise. Mr.. Harlan will canvass the
State of Kentucky this summer as Assistant
Elector. He will make the same speech, SO
far as the slavery portion Of it is concerned, as
he made here The editors of the Courier will
have the opportunity afforded them of herring
precisely the opinions to which Mr.. Harlan
gave utterance here. The Democratic speak
ers of Kentucky dare not repeat their speeches
on this side of the river, without injury to
their cause. The American speakers can make
the same speeches to National Americans in
every part of the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
Governor of Kansas.

d 81 WASHINGTON, April 2, T. d.
The object of the visit of Robinson, the
Free State Governor of Kansas, to Washing
ton, is to ascertain the facts and state of feel
ing here prevalent, relative to that Territory
The information transmitted thither is con-
tradicted, and therefore unreliable. He will
return this week. While on his way from
Kansas to St. Louis, the passengers organized
a meeting, and heard his statement of affairs
with respectful attention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

The MAILS CoMING.-No mail east Of T'e1re
Hautc arrived by Tuesday nights cars But
we are assured the mails are coming! Cenduc-
tor Van Anne informs us that the Eastern mail
left indianapolis last Tuesday in a wagon.
Thursday evening when he left Terre Haute,
they had not yet arrived. So ifthe mail is not
on hands this morning, those interested may
rest comfortable in the reflection that they are
coming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
The Election,

The city and township election will take
place next Monday in this city. All the exc
cutive and legislative officers of the city are to
De elected, from Mayor down to assessor, and
all the township officers. The city offices to
be filled are Mayor, Clerk, Marshal, Collector,
Treasurer, Surveyor, Assessor and City Coun-
Gil, eleven members. The township offices are
three Justices, five Constables, Trustee, Clerk,
Treasurer, and five Road Supervisors, one for
each district The Democrats, or at least
those who truckle to Gavitt, have cut ticket
which they call in complimentary terms a
Democratic ticket. We have already given a
history of the manner in which this ticket
was formed, including the clerkship difficulty
Those Democrats who can swallow Gaytt and
his ticket, are welcome to do So If they can
digest it, they must have the stomachs of os.
triches. Some of the candidates on-this ticket
have opposing candidates All we desire is,
that the candidates shall run upon their own
merits $50 u