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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06

The New York Merchants' Price Current, in
its review Of tile provision market for the past
week, gays:
The export demand for Pork has fallen of
,uns.t decidedly, and US compared with the cor.
responding month last year, the exports are less
than one halt, this in part doubtless may DC at
tributed to the extreme prices prevailing. The
demand, or future delivery appears TO have sub
sided, but large holders eVinco no disposition to
realize. The concentration Of the stock of the
country in their hands, the caSs in the money
market, and the well known exhaustion Of stocks
at the wssI induce :puch confidence on the per-
maneucy Of present prices; it will, however be
remembered, that the attempt To keep mp tho
market last season above its natural level, most
sisnally failed. audit is certainly wise and Pru-
dent 10 profit by past experience.
Bacon has besn in moderate request and is
steady; sales Of 100 hhds. Western smoked
At Ice, and so bo&os short boneless middle at
IlI.4c SEaoked meats are offered moro freely
and at lower pricoS hut the demand is not very
actiVe Cut meets have sold less freely, and
with increased arrivals and lnoro disposition to
realize, prices have declined, and at the close
the tendency is still downward; sales 600 hhds,
tes and bbls at Gi.Sal o t-2c for hams, closing
~ Q 7,sa1OC
Lard hass;aRaiH improved with moderate ar
FivalE, and late and more favorable intelligence
from Europe. The business, however. hGS been
small, owing TO the very moderate offerings, and
extreme prices demanded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06

\ REM ARD is OFFERED.

= REWARD IS OFFERED.
For detection nr eOnnterfenF initiating,
or the vener any counterfeit Imitation Of Der
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs. Tav genuine, highly
evrtrAtrl Naa1 Bierss put w in half pi't hoes only,
having the proprietor, r. pass, JF blown in
them ami signature around the nee;; oT each aud every
hottie.
This l,ils.ru Aroma has been received Americans
viii, that favor which extended really scientific
preparations When consider the NAKED attend
ln 1T. the mos. stubborn of Fsvsr and
1c Weakness any kind, DyspePsiH Heartburn Acidy
of the stomach Nervous Headache. Indigestion,
Costveness Piles, together with the complete eonF" it
exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic. ami SeuralEs Alec
tons we cannot wonder It's popularity. Well may the
invalid value this remedy.
s-soi at 81 per bottle six bottles for 81, ~ the
propre,or.. REMAINS PAGE 1s.- & Co
Iarmaceus;s and Chemists, corner Smith
field aud Third streets. Pittsburgh, and hS
IA UGLLIN.S .f BESHf2ELD,
iua: wheeling, Va.
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OF The above there were


:
Males g -Feiud!ts : s-COhrci l.
Il will he from tia that ct cnnnues to
eny unusual degree 81 hea, notwithstanding the IL
Of tl. weather Iilr unreSrneri Indulgence
In the Of MI the vegetables OF the Oar moTal
far. falls much below tllHt Of tue pnst year
The deaths Of this In the months OF Ap:l May, June,
AMI july twEI:;Rrc per less than they were last
year the months. During the last weeks, how
ever, has been ncrcRNc nj dS.nEe particular
~ am"as children III tue fora'o darrhqsl; and In the
di<eASs= nf the its there marked tendency
ISEpnfeTy. which suggests tie ropriet caution guam
Its well P.aitv Of diet aud markets
7buuanE supplied with the products Of the
rrsTr for health khoul de ter from
ire- indulgence in the Of reeii vegetables and
ripe frrSs. With proper diet, therefore, ai
strict attention {" cenniiesS IN dwellings,
and out-oGses, hpP city viii continue enjoy it,
'yOutrt health through the balance of the
A. 3. TODD, Secretary
snsS.3t isOarI Of Health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06
JOHN KNOTE.
Nntina.

ITAvISG sold out The Saddle Harness. and Trunk MANN
i featuring part of my business, shall devote myself
or the exclusively to the Saddler, Hardware and
room, and facilities, and being The only one In this
cite this business, and from long expert
eno In and Will The SAlinZ business
Ihope to be able entire nlho viii
fyoF me With their custom Very thankful the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed I&ole acourinuaace
~ me came 70 JOHN RN0TE, 3 d
ang 2-Stn Old Stand. 1853 Main Etreet.
n ESoS sYRCP-by TIE bottle orsdozen for sale tv
/ u juas 3a PuSpRRBURG B. ROBERTS.
IT0RRFu9ERY= great. srietvs for saiehyf q
JUS ffsSpEsRu'''ai = l'ostsS1sl'
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S-ENI.liAL ONO IAILRoAD.
UndeT The management. q ThstciaeF Perkins,


LINER the management. OF TbstcheT Perkins,
Esa,.. thi< rad Is sraduali, increasing its bus
ines. and importing its eesditionin cvery war,
and Us fie9ds, 50 long depressed, are now !'il
ofIt0pe as y its ultimate success. It's financial
condition Is better ihsn AZ any former period
pasins an rs incidental expenses promptly, and
reduging AMI Gioiing To. old debts The l'usi-
rsss Of The rad & immense; for few days
yss Fsesutly spent at gpint Oh the road nsols
my mites wss. Of cur eity, sc noticed the siai-
lvpasdoSof four or tive trufns ssGIOf come fifteen
tosizhseen heavily lidened trrightcsrs. distribu-
ing their ra,us6,e contents 10 all parts of the
'sodti Glsl Sss,. Win the removal Of the in
aongenieat connection Al TIDE eastern end OF inc
rad. sn,ia continuance Of the judicious actionz
og the present. excellent Superintendent, tho
Central Ohio railroad must be, Whist nature
.dsIsned II 70 be, the graf thoroughfare Tor
fnslEhts and ravei ron, the East to the West.
qhs tfsck now Is Il, excellent running order,
and trains make excellent time aud Gloss con-
nectiops-.
On Monday last, an accommodation train was
put on the Road from BslIsire % GAINESVILLE
This train leaves Lanesyille at 3.45 and arrives
AZ Be!laire a.p.S5 A. ~, and going nyest leaves
Btliaira at 4.s5 aud arrives 1t Zanesvills st
l0l5 p. u. This IS one step taken to accom-
,poiatS this end Of the road, and we thank Mr..
Perkins E,r this one step, AMI hope it viii CON
since him Of the importance soon to take others
Before this truin was put on the road, meT-
chant at GAINESVILLE, Cambridge or GAINESVILLE,
conld not come tn Wheeling. transact business,
and return home uuder three days; while now
they can leave !loue in the morning, transact
their bushes IN Wheeling and return home the
same DAY. This arrangement will bring many
persona to our city who otherwise would not
come. and ne hope 1t will DO 50 much to the in,
tefests Of both city and Road, AZ to induce its
continuance, and improve the convenience.
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7DAII.FY-,s MEN65IoAI.s PAIN EN
rF,11 A (rfIr(lt3 $50

Tic ETest and principal rharEeteristss OF hALLffS
MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR eoasist;
let, of s never failing aud unique prepcrt5. as soon ss
applied u any external njnry, CHICK iSrt.1ATioN in.
s,aay and rapidly reneeit This feature eopsiitntcs
Its great The pain Of burns md scaids and
Of other painful iseasrs Incredibly short srsee Of
t.rae and a. vii npr:ar few testimonials hsscunse
EvrsS isteigent mind Is falls aware that in NIL
cases of external INJURY tSe pain Is produced by infHmns
inar and therefore, yoa remove The
cause, the elect mus, cease.
"a s rurtaeatvs properties nenrall.e the poison that
nay Iurk in TIE strln, w.t. when applied to the s0rSs,
draw rapidly Impure the surface, and eject IT.
hence the discharge produces from ceres oeessontd
burns ana when applied old and hye'srAte sores salt
Rhenm. or Other cutlneOu' diseases.
80 Plrx ExrntcToa 0FxgsE unless the box hiss upon
steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of G. v
cIICRENEI. L co, propsie,or., and HENRY DALEY.
r,s,..c.urer. An others counterfeit Price eSets peg
az IN order, .heali be addressed 10 c. v. cesener
tn LOGAN Co.
jug.:m Wheeling, Va.
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Sold Ont.

rTNIE subscriber having sold out tn Messrs. Shepard
Il MorEnn the Of his
nt would this opportunity his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage extended 10 him.
the three years, and eGs leave toTecomlnenat to
his numerous friends and CUSTOMERS his know
ING .h.n, 10 he experienced Norkmen and in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage OF the public have
no doubt they will render full satisfaction 10 all who
favor them with their custom. Rats
aug a-3n i1 JOHN skNOFE. s
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Mr.. EurrouIn presenting prnspec;us,I ven
the Academy he!rg, believe sur
passed literary Installations for :uaes In the
ls; enI eqa'e by fsv, any IN its NH-iel and Frenr
departments particularly. No expense r and NONE
SiiI spared i:fcrre IHctncv rSr=lrace To
Or ily the Wet aud South, 1t therefore oilers some
very decided advantages.
nugS-:is INV tlk. V. MIIELAN, blshoE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06

PicrrRE OF rns MonNoNs.-A letter from
Fort Laramie, under date of june 18th snys:-
I'VE have met with several parties Of the
Saiat, returning from Salt Lake to the States
Ait we met gave terrible picture Of the state
Of Affairs there now. The poorer class had to
slbsiSt for months on roots-such as thistlcS,
Eaco, &c. which the Indians gather and sell to
them for one dollar per hnshe The grasshop-
t.erS. which caused the famine last year, have
commenced again this season, and bid fair to
destroy tho present crop Of wheat and regetp-
hles Many of them appeared very much dis
satisfied with the Mormon faith and stated that
they had been deceived. That the poor had
everything taken from them in the shape Of
tithrS and taxes to support few icaicTa in the
met were Tosl objects of pity, aud gave evidence
IT thair inter destitutinD, tbst MnrmonisIn at.
ffS b5t iitfic foo for the body, at least, let il
b. q. II triii with the soui. g
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s-we shall publish soon the letter of Hon.
j. a Pearcc, Of Maryland, giving his reasons
FIR supporting Buchanan in the present canvass.
Nr. p IS Wing, and supports Buchanan be-
rause he is the candidate of conservatism and
equal rights to ali sections He thinks FilImnr.
las NO chance aud thu; the contest is between
,he Sectional candidate and Buchanan
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New ApvnRTIsNnTHNTs
Valuable Property, Tor sale.

valuable Property for Sale.
gSHE Subscriber private sale ts house and l9t on
e eornSrof Fourth and Quincy StS Tfe huuse hiss eee
Tor several ~ the hest hoAilng house,
In lhe et AMI well adapted either house
or second hotel It's close proximity 10 the
Railfos tpos makes desirable stand for eieT OF the
1Ioye purposes feras accommodating,
RPIoughs! Ploughsn
been appointed sole Assent for this city the sale
1 Of Everett { TtahS,nSOPS' cclvt-atcd
LEVER Iel.(OlJ(iHS.
Thee rouyts justg cOnsiere the best ever OF
fefi In hts ail the sttSntihn Of farmers and
chants Is dlrsteti them keep constant supply Of the
different numbers, together with points. Sc.
j. 81. PUNptEEY.
Rne6 No 70 Main Strret.
Leaf Lard.
suEo GIo. WILSON.
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DecIaehiy Ceoi.-TsLs look IN At tie bridge COR
asr nru. Stare snt viii say 80! II ooE' COOL and 1t
cool, AMI n q ce't ti<Gotb ralk from away
tnrn, hot day, to tste iook at his Fountain.
ehsre marble and al! blend
lining Of beauty nothing Of re sparkling
mineral ..ni rich, rrn and cream The water
scsa,, sl yisse astt- fireaIsd fountains lined
S:;f block tin, the in contact
with copper ur lead stop IN At the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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coas.s NEW NOVEL.
rIIE AIYsrIc IsRIbE
THE ExtLEs OF MAMHaTTAN.
! Tnle OF New1ssk IN she oIdsn Tine.
: srLyAsrs eopr. ~:
cnAPTaE /

Eat-sa aesy,S.g e Aes Of 6oH1rsss Ia az rsTr is
a R.s.14 Rosssr II * C2eek's Csrr 81 tte paS17t
toslt ~ sE@ .SsszaEers Dislrfe; ef var lo's
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miaher Depnrt,ncnf.

sfl-s lklSnec OepnELulenIst
PEoE G. .PRiSCIPAt-
rRor. L. d EYTB.
PRIMARY Department.
Mas a N. RnoESs, MIS- L DtcNET.
Charge Isr quarter OF II weeks for Roard, Washing,
nf Instrument aud Ins. ruetion The Melode-
on, Piano. Guitar IetIn, and In Vocal ArtS eco
Fall Term com NJ Oud;1 y. ttlc kHG day
0fSepIenabeF.
Circulars will be al who desire further inorh-
lion.
Application made Miss ~ S. Curtis Principal Of
the Ladies' Department, Wheeling GirEinin. E-r.e
Connected with e AcldCmy Institute tor the inEtrue.
ladies in the CoHArS and HlOHEk pEFANsT-
ESGli-a EhccATHS the teachers ca ms
NORMAL SCHOOLS OF SeW York and ees EnEan
t,eI by aequire experience for drir sPon
sble stallion. The course fs taor.'usl
Junior English! Middle EnEiIh aud senior English DEPART
Departments = Certificate Of schnlSTSrip will he Errnto
those uiip go through whole Of three DPl0
III BE- awarded.
For Board. sIIr. and Tu!iiOf English PER quar-
destruction ia French feTinn I'rF ~
'CerIna per quarter for Day PNPf1s ia the
En:Iish Department 49,
Middle. wv
Junior DIV
Pupils English Department. who do not H;sh 10 90
THROUGH Teuar 81 Music in the Arade,ay but WIN
RTcyvE INsrRucruS of the AcAnENT and
1Hrs will FSinY study ATrAGE srrEEioE
70 those Afforded other Institutions NJ lite ktn'l Tlnie
Tiesiris students in either department should
SoS, the humber lurlSt limited
uutli larger buildings San br Oh:nIned. aus''-fd
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4 cARp ro THn l.ApIns.


DIR. DTrONCos GoLDES rEMArE FILLS are infnii-
lie In reovns stnpparaS Irregularities Of the mensrS-
These Pills nothing hut have been used by tho Doc
tor for many years. both and America with
araele success every nn he Is urged by many
thousand lars who have them, make the pills pub
c Tor the alienation those suffering from Irregular
titles whatever as well preventive to those i"es whose
health will not permit, Of family. Pregnant fe
males sr those supposn- themselves cautioned
against using PILL. the proprietor assumes no re-
.pon4ihity tie above nnOuon although their mild
res would proven. any injury hesh; otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions earlr box-
Price 81.
Sold wholesale aud retailhv
LAUGHLINS ( BrsHriELD.
Gent Agents for Ohio c"anty,
No % sonro, 81.
A.oror sale by tn. LoGANS co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All ORDERS must he addressed thove General Agents
they will supply thrtraae at Propreors prices AMI send
the pals couientiay ladies' hS mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the wheeling Post-offee.
" R-pr Dnronco's Golden pilis, ssa,nre ~. Duron-
CO.. on evee HOY; other genuine For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. sP%~'J
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REAb RsTArR sAI.ns
ForRanf

1.-TWO EoSdlRsr G.ics dEeiisnE ha,i.es &c.,
Street, epnrepieut % the Crtserst I,as on I
einpaeia RailFoad Depot. lessessoa Eissa orb
I Jusa-f IonN nr,.s.
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PROSPECTUS OF
Wheeling Female Academy

In chnrso Of TAG sIaters OF the l ''
II. ". ia.
and accomplishments Of female ef'c'on lifting
the 1nnil for highest CIRCLE for she Office OF
teacher hut may br moulded uIi The Rt5es Of parents
AMI TIE circumstance OF scho!ars. .
French sugh nIrrely So cs- hrt Practically
ty CONGREGATION. the sl CONNECTED With the
cteiuv familiar siih she laIEuac, and cnc Of Isul
= French LADY rcrrUtis from i'drir.
scholastic the lh NJ SnVitSt'ant
CLOSES Ji,e EnEu'erS CURED to 20!
ti, rsFrent claEses .i,Ally M scDaIs qun'itI
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IEFNs--WlENs I'AlII- II lNlNNNt..
Including light IGCl, b+,i, -iisS hgl wash
itsIf riJ,,- mr. s,,,r;.r Of III s.. 5.inI
5s,,,I,>Ss,s = -. ,........- .5HI
r ILL., ~ s,i,r itsi:t,,.-lt isi y;s.s SUI
" Cd = .....l.. 7.L0i
NOR "a .. G.rNi
Z. opl ...... G.uNI
pri-,yrv III .......... 500
4,d ........ 500
EzrRS CHANCES ovAsTEE-Wate FAI.'I ~ Ap'AScf.f
"s.s, ETtia i'''' i'''' sinnNi
I-.,, ,rr n,rrp, ,ri,I t,sr OF ..nU
Vo.i r,,,sir in rs,, :, no ,siriucit rnr.d
ThnrOush bass ami ii15nug 1O-t1i
R Frn 81 .ns i,s., rIS; ,r H. bra
IN ;s,ir;;rg Observation-Disclosures. k.lI1l
Ora sing, r. tinG Ia i't
Embroidery Ptngy Work la
Use Philosophical Chemical Apflaratus. i9V
To above ci,Ttes paid .uI'rinaE IN
advance r cent. viii InvrIEdS - aiied L. foriEtnE
the regular prices Of THE AcnrtlrN-s
Letters addressed Til. Visitation Academy Gei-
inr Va
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loaN Rsrr
IruSLeeS Sale

DY siftaa Of 4 fseed Of trsist frpVl Ges-sr H.,
ID Etfe 10 dated june 2ei 1881 and no. 81
rroeeslto sen At thr font door ts- Court tS Ism
County Monday the d=st flav Of SsurD, ~ tE
bic auction TIE highest hsler. lot No a., - al
ated Main Street IN the 2lt MarI " e. ~,
ine-an.i snTtS t'ct IA sidiA % Il M s ~ 81 T.
10; TO (2sj fEenty ols, S.;n4;si on Msr n
FI.th Ward Of the Cs:FcE Wheeling e 's u ssid
Tens or SsLE-One lhiFsi Of ne pnseA,..,D,,-
81 in Cas-, ~" sae sg , s a ss r.. s Nj;
ehassss giving lefd 5ih e'i security iras.s , %
thstaY % sale aaa The s % b. rtatrtd j; f'OVl
curftV tlitt;- Hurcitass taonsr ESpat5 -
SellHK as Trustee shsli convey oaly sch No.,
es ir me BY said DEED Of .trnst. we - .fr,,,.
EpSASD II F1rzgrc,
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WHEELING NiI5SIl7 s7TOIiI.:

EAEGs assortment Of aniirA, # Ho.c.i ins:rtsr,
~ eUISiSi bud NJ sig-AnIei IL n. ,,;.
SFy-F';anVs ard ,IstisvrHs - !et.-iat2
Thoss siding lhu Gest iitst.,lnenis a. tie iOrr,
" SgS ~ - y >''' s''' >'-i' - y F 7op,S.
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Wheeling Island PFOpertteSs1 '':

FOR SALE. PeEtY
THE rrsrrrsnefi ngrS FOR ri N Ia, ,.,,.,,
l Island now in the oceHDsney 1t Eysr' y s't.nv
Market Garier lie has bN II isA Gu, ~ Ssjs
SaSgihs q. sEe frOTa Que Aad hs5 to Pine s Eau st'
lane feet side. running krS1Eh the 9 t siAS
Town Jgnts 10 tao head Of thc ISENad. '''Ss Hs
Fcrbeaoty Of location, sad FERTILITY OF sol; III.
Is not sssr4tSsSldJu On t .s River. aIri ftS
sirouy .. yfalnia; tslishsaI location IL lie II
eiirI,t the CITY, or - th,Esr EtSains tyax- : ~
81 Market GGrlsiaF, ii es,s s;ruzs IaIsrI,..
parehase. fS-'
piait Of the pTrrtfss can ~ ser, - raising aesi,,
ii. snbscrier, WHO VA Yive -rcry inicsaaT'oT in =
tim 10 IL: and tbs Of sale Eip rrrv lI ri "a
! FRANCES Il. ARMSTRONG;
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Academy of Music.

JoRIatE i..ra In ;ars Tor family use, for salce
AVIS GIo.s wIE.So,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-16
GREAT EXCI1 EMENT IN NEW YORK
Pianos and MeIodeons for Cash.

IIOBACE WATERS, the great Music and
III Piano Forte dealer, 333 Broadway, New
York, pteierlng 10 share large per cent with bis
customers, rather than pay 10 the sharpers OF
Wall Sweet TO raise available means 10 enable him
to steH The present tight times, offers his immense
assortment OF elegant and warranted Pianos and
Meiodeuns al a large discount from factory prices,
,or cash. bis assortment comprises Pianos iron,
three ot the largest aud most celebrated Boston
manufacturers also those Of several OF the best
New York makers including the beautiful and
much admired Horace Waters Pianos from hs
own factory, and MeIodeons OF the best Boston.
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo makes; al.
iording en- opportunity for selections not to be had
elsewhere Each instrument warranted. Second
sand Pianos AT great bargains-prices from 500 to
10 slG0 Music and musical instruments of all
kinds. Dealers, teachers, and heads OF schools
supplied on the best terms. Music sent by mail,
post paid General aud select catalogues OF niu
and schedule OF factory prices OF Pianos, Melo
deons aud musical instruments forwarded 70 any
address free OF postage.
Sept 2l d3m
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TO OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SEAMEN
Ac., OF ALL WARS, THEIR WIDOWS
AND MINOR CHILDREN. 5.#
S. M. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Government Claim ants,


WASHINGTON, d. c.
CONTINUES TO give prompt and personal at
~ tenton 10 the prosecution OF Claims OF every
description against the General government and
particularly 10 those before the Treasury Depart
ment Pension and Bounty Land Bureaus, Patent
and General Land Offices, and Board OF Claims.
An experience of years, and familiarity with
the means Of obtaining the earliest and most la.
vorabe action on Claims with his facilities for the
dispatch of business, justify him in assuring his
Correspondents, Claimants, and the public gener-
ally, that interests intrusted 10 his Keeping will
not be neglected. gtsts 8se EEhIetE
Pension, Bounty Land, Patent, and Public
Land Laws.
He has nearly ready for graluous distribution
among his business Correspondents, (and those
who may become such) a neat pamphlet contains
ing a synopsis of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land Patent, and Public Land Laws. down 10
the end of the late Congress- including the
Bounty Land Act Of Sd March, 1855,
under which all who have heretofore received
less than 100 acres are now entitled 10 additional
land; said Aci grants also 100 TO all Officers,
Non commissioned Officers, Chaplains, Soldiers,
Wagon-masters, Teamsters, and friendly Indians,
OF the Army, including Stale Troops, Volunteers,
and Mltia-and all Officers. Scamen, Ordinary
Seamen, Marines, Clerks, and LaDdsmen, OF the
Navy, NOT heretofore provided for, who have
served not less than fourteen days (unless in bat
te) al any period since 1916; and 10 the widows
and minor children of all such persons entitled.
and deceased
This pamphlet contains Forms OF Application
more full aud complete than any elsewhere 10 be
found adapted the wants OF every class OF
Claimants. under the Act, with copions decisions
and instructions of the Department, and practical
suggestions as 10 the course 10 be pursued IN sns
pended or rejected cases,
Parties not wishing 10 avail themselves OF the
facilities afforded by this Office securing prompt
and PERSONAL supettendenoe Of their claims at the
departments can obtain copies of the above
pamphlet by remitiing thirty cents in postage
stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases
for management by this Agency will be dealt with
berally supplied with all necessary blanks gratis.
and kept constantly advised of the changes that
from time 10 time occur in the execution Of the
law. a.ff1f
II is within the subscribers power 10 direct his
Correspondents 10 the locality of very many per
sons entitled under the late Act; and having oh
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under
former laws, he is in possession OF data that viii
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual raies-and conting-n,
upon the admission ol Claims.
The highest cash prices given for Lend War.
rents, Revolutionary Scrip, and Illinois Land
Patents.
Address S. NJ. KNIGHT.
Washington City
March l7-law2m
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-16
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.
VNOR lEAGE OR RENT.--The subsc

l ! Der having determined to discontinue teach.
ing school, offers for Lease or Rent The Kappa
hammock Academy, which be wishes TO dispose OF
for The ne rt four wears There has been a school
al the place for forty years IL is situated seven
te-n miles below Fredericksburg, Immediately on
,be road between that place and Port Royal.
The locality can be surpassed by none for beauty
or healthfulnes., is supplied with all necessary
buildings, which are in good repair and will sc-
comrpodste seventy borders.
Teachers wishing to keep boarding school.
viii do well by calling TO see the place before
bargaining elsewhere.
Address the subscriber at Port Royal Caroline
county, Virginia. -
Nov 81 THOMAS X. ThOhNION.