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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

A. UsGRATETrL THiET-ItoInas Esahi an i.'sS :. -.
b., lor been = soup-sstsr a. The expense oi 'l'
Trd srd Fh Ward Relief AsoeiaoHs wa 'ss,sl- 20
t -, .fsars Two iron carldroDs worth eti oeIons
- .ciafor Which al Winter kepi aim NON ussns u -,
rS Le bspz too lazy ~orE Tor liSnf ID oss - "a
"A hem 10 The .hOp q Bernard bSylo 70
- tb.ru for rife lie e0Ytssssd h' srli 500 N-' 'S-
70 = rhe Tou4bs &! ins-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
1-~ITFD STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsNlNCION, MOnlAy' NIIT4 = -.
No. o6.-Argumcnt concluded 10y the Hon. JoLn
Henderson for the appellant.
No. e5,-Jonathan Crockett et al, appellants, v.
steamboat Isaac Newton, her tackle, etc.-4,adc
Newton claimant. .....,,.,.,
toor N.yyton Ber tackle Ac.-Daniei Drew claimant
Nos. Q: arl Argued by Mr.. Benedict Tor aP-
,.sleutk,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

EA,TON, Pa, Monday, Ap1I p Is5'.
The Commissioners OF the PhihpSburS BANK optheI
,beir books TODAY The rush for stock was ve,y
s1eat. The President OF Femngton Bauk, after tax
mg 80 shares, was prevented from taking more IN
consequence of umor that lc was purchasing ios te
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, WHO W-AeI
"a I.X, the hank under their control.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

ELgcIIos FoR CHIEy EsGISEER-Last night tho
election for Chief Engineer of the Wiliamsburgh Euro
Department took place, which resulted IN the reeec-
ton OF the present incumbent, Mr. L. G. Talbot Ina
t,llowing IL the vote:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Monday, Apr o. lsj6.
long correspondence is in progiess between the
Postmaster. General and the Panama Railroad Com.
pany relative to tie compensation for carrying mails
across the Isthmus.
NJ. Sartiges will shortly return to his diplomatic
functions in Washington, the rumOr that change is
about TO be made in the French Legation being un-
funded
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
AXE NAVIGATION.

CWcAGo. Monday Apru -, l''o.
in tie Straits of Mackinac still prevents CONF
,,,Incatiou belwctu the Lakes There nc open wa
,.r within ten miles OF Beaver Island, and the nder-
writer's think the Straits viii not DC navsao, before
IL. May
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

Tie Seoond Mary,age, By CBARLL BVhDEIf'
narrative # domestic fe founded on 'cene' oi ac'usi
o,curerce \ the city and presenting lively iAuire-
,op Of the capnees Of fortune II metropolitan me-
,,,o A. 91z C. SGIibneT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF CsUNGILMEN.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CeUNClLMEN.
4 special mo citing Of the Board was held last even
ing at the CITY Hall Mr. APPLEBY in the chair, for
the purpose OF taknt suitable action in view of the
dccease of ROBERT KELLY, esq.
The following Letters were received and read:
NFw.YoRK, Monday, April p, 1856.
DE Az SIR: II ny painful inform sou OF me de
cease Of RoBERT KELLY, tLsmbefhn Of the c''y "hie1
are r.rectfuy invited funeral Tuesday
afternoon o'clock from the Church VI ths Rev Dr. Hut
ton ahng' square and beg leave through you 70 eX
tend 'hi' No., Ri5fte. fe.pseuy sc WM KELLY
nun MAYos's OFFICE April 3, 1856.
CyNrtENES. II becomes my uelalt holy duts iTausn
H. vouI hoI orsbe body the ucoscd from m
Ky esq announcing The decease Of Robert Kelly late City
baIt ea with invitation 90 The cy Authorities 20 attend
Lls fuIt o az, uOcu.
Permit mo request that sutsb.e action be taken b. the
Common Council on hi- iuOuf, ~ ~ O. ,,oor NJ,
A Committee Of five consisting of Messr-. Swan,
Grav Cooper Gould and Cargill, Were appointed to
draft suitable resolutions, who reported the io'owng
breds Official information of the death OF Robert Kelly,
Chamberlain othe City Of las been received ~ TINS
Board the Municipal Government therefore, WAN Tie con-
curreuce OF the Board Of Al iermen,
Re,7ired That the Common Council Of the City OF NeE
York receive the unceulent o e dec-ase " ho0e
Kelly ChabeIla4 Of the City Of New ork with feelings OF
Rtored That By the death Of Robert Kelly the Corporation
te been derived the Oi faithful pubic oce ana
the CITY Government distinguished pubic -ryent
R.of 3D. That the Common Council Of the City Of New
Yoik deeply symrgihzc with The family u drcaed
tie unexpected blow that has sTeAen do" one whoae e1ce
al the relations Of life Las coHnsi led iasI Isa aid
Beced That in testimony Of their respect 70 the memory Of
iscessed the and Council Of this city VIII a.
nA the funeral OF the late ROBERT kGLY, Tuesday the
m inst o'clock p and that the city hHg be raised al
hs fInsst nom sunrise 20 sunset
Rrsorc6 That the CLERK Of the Common Couuc cause sn
n ro,sed eoy resolutions - be transmitted TO
the ieHiy oi the deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
NlnrkcIs.

,,,, ,,,r y -Sslss of sou bushels fvoIcwtl bARLsf
49, .-n S.ulo-k az ~. aud 700 busne4s iJri Io"eI
i,sv A. - 80 CLovERsEED du.. st 10 -4'-- i'i
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
G. G. Talbot. $. X. Hogsst.

Mr.. Talbot majority over Mr. HoeSe', a. near as
cou.I b. a.certaiued llst night, was 2Jt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUE.

g4MGs l. BE>tDicI, Secretaries.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
RENWICK q CON,

Bazaar Landing,
DAVENPORT, Iowa,
y ESPTCTFULLY call the attention oiisrmars,shlp'
IL per. ,aa the public geuerely to this advertise
mgnt.
They will st all times be ready TO store ana .hlp
Try description of produce and merchandise 10 o'y
ana sell on commission, and trust, oy prolnpt ahu
strict attention TO the interests OF ell who may iat9r
dence,
The business will be conducted and carried opi- ho
Spacious building recently erected by Mr. rus ., g
sgnatsd as the Bazaar, TO which 10 aliachGl eonho
aoas landing for steamboats, at all stages oi the rive
and possesses advantages favorable TO tho imp rer or
upper. the least which Is that no drayage win
!" -eHuirsd from the Warehouse TO boats, or from
Boats ts tina wo,asnrsa Nav u. tsSa-5
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
DR.. ]. w. H. BAKER

A FFER an experience Of thirteen years u ,le ,'
~ practice of Medicine and Surgery now oneis MS ~,
professional esrvices TO the citizens 0, paNehpp,'
shd Its vicinity. Psrlieuar attention wiu oe sasaa
70 operative surgery and diseases oi no tn.os, INV
lungs Ofice in Post OHice Block No. g, up slalra;
hogso on sth ct, between Brady * Perry s1s' s' F'
SeT .9S.-dtf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
IEGsssY G0sz'0RT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Use is clawson's
Power and Hand Carn Mills.


r.'HIS MILL. RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoNA-
THAN +, BURDGE, of Ohio, (patentapPIied forl
is constructed upon eRtireiy new principle, cus-
ling The grain with knives, which requires but ONE
tenh Oft the pGWerof Burr ssone The Hand MI
wetighs less than hundred pounds, and iscapable
o. grinding tsoe 6ushsls of oorR Tsedt per kear
which child can work with ease. The Power Aili,
with ore horse power, will grind tsG bushels per
AsuT, which would be extFemey easy work for one
horse; this size weighs aeaas tBohunaEed and ATTY
pounds. This MI all grind grain, seeds and spices
Of every description, ard does not requirea regular
speed as Burr Mill For cheapnrss. durability and
sInplr ity OF operation, thess mills stand aurivned
and in fact, there is other mill invented that
would grind by band more than largs SIZE coffee
mill. They can be aot fine or COARSE and for grind
Ing. feed' thoy have equal. In using knives, all
ths husk of the corn or grain ot any kind comes on
leaving the pure meal. To those who may Wish r
mill that will last tor years wiiho at repair weinvte
call, and they will readily perceive The advantages
over any other mill In hs market. liberal discount
made TO Wholesale purchasers,
NOSES * LlIfLER, Agents for the West once
at Burrows & Prettymas's, where one Of ihe above
mills cau be seen in operation
Deci, 55-dwW.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

snNs.s Ard. not oget Inca 800 per fRnum.
Pas .ica ea,n1e additional Charge OF - cts peF
aa.re will DO made
~ .oatractsf,r yearly adsertlserswili be dl'csn'in
"a ,itbout previous notice 70 US
l.r.s sIts sharged double ths same atmeasio"se
Iijpe. f,,sr,eaip In veakly on reasonable
l4rms. a. -, - hnnavnla,, ,,,r,.aa. tn.
ss ,i t;ms free of COST, thereafter charged ~
.,har sIysftiySments.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
NE W. FIRM,

Empire Poot ard Shoe etcrs,
BRADY, Third Door Below Third street.
III undersigned having purchased ard MADE sd.
cillons to lie stock iofHier, Owned by Eas
Aessrs. fotter Phillips,
Nou.d ihffe al tolner Ittfons OF that firm In wsnt
oiaftleiss ia their line 10 fay then, with call.
Mr.. Ratterfeld EEAta&E@
eeina.s with them and will give his friends 80 sp
as heretofore. s.a NOoFE PRCWE 1a
b. Particular attention given 10 making en,s'
French CaffaBd Patent Leather Boots.
Dec 7th du ts MAJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
J. R. HOLMAN Md NJ D. HICKMAN. NJ. ID
DRS. HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
ouics on Brady St, East side, bet I'd ID.
Especial attention to Operative surgery and
aFssal diseases generally.
Z. i1i .hMlf
VIM. p. CAMPBELL.

RESIDENCE corner Of South. West Brady and Lo-
east sts. ONCE in the Court House. All orders
promptly attended to. Aug. ,ith 'J5 d-wi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS or
HORSES.

TOHN MCDONNELL. EeseTinEfy Surgeon, fr~n
u Rochester, N. y hcgs respectfully 10 inform ihe
public thai he has located In Davenport. who're he can
be consulted all beufs en ali aseasee th.t IN
aorse sasjeet to. After going through . ,horouak
earse OF study for the Pr fession und hayir re snY
horse good practice on al kfds Of disease snd Gee
tH9dnee as COCO Lestimobisls as any ether 81 Wsa
Hai sew YORK eeis hBppyIo say that be will try 20
general salisiaeuon to all persona that enl 10y
hfIa. "a
Vrtil further notice he can be found al PsrteY Z
Spear!ngss Stable, on Second ST. -s & A@& sss-
y, D. Guaranteed Recipes sold TO sny person livhe
IA distance from, afarrer.
: ! I'm Sam du.ff y Z.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN J0RDAN's

a
1 LARGE and varied tssortnent of Mems ans
Aksoyss Ready made Clio Othsng, embroe'
in. sIlt the lfereAtaad approvedstyles AMI made 6s
go0d wcrkmen out oithe best material.
Fine, n3diam and common, Union, besVeE, te!t
Pilot, petsrshsm m and Flushing, BaHgups, saeEsaLe
P.etot JvoEeoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Conts OF
various coiors and qualities. CLOTH, Cashmere Sstl'
IL, Velvet aud Tweed P&ntaloons. SILK, satIn, Va
snt!a ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cassimegs
satlnel, Double and Single breasted Vests. honke,
jackets, Drawers, undershir,sl Hosiery, saspsnders
Gloves, ,Cr.vas, ,Handkerohiefs Shirt Stocks
tbs, 5carls, Winchester and seotpsappreyed Paten
shoulder Shirts, Umbrellas and all srtieesusu
y Kept in sentlenan's furnishing stores, including
4 ,bes de Cham ore and Revere psstsand Oyercoat
Also splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Cassi
aares and Nsstiags all OF which will be made ul T.
Irderin ths manner, with promptness, at accou
modatinS prices, and by competent woFkInen. lhi
sslabiishmentisln tho monthly receipt ofthe lates
Fashions so thatordeTstntrastedt to them may be re
ed apen being In the i2taststyie By those who de
,irelt. All msnner Of plain work,s work off gen
.eel nj . dium, promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of q new style together with Ill ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
atefulfcrpast patronage, ,thesubs flbeFconGdent
ly hopes TO merit tao catinuanc. oitnesame.
JOHN JORniN.
schanCTailotandCioih . Frontstrees epro
site he steam Mills.
uayannnrt July Cd. 1s55-wcyd-tf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
EARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
TINE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing to purchase MoNUMENT I to the mem
ory ofther deceased friends ta they can be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main st between First and
Second, side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description ,asl ow as II ca be
bought In the Western county.
Italian and American Marbi for Monum. nts, H EAD u
and FOOT STONES. Also g superior article Of FREE
STONE, de., very cheap. W. W. KENNEDY.
Davenport. June s. ta53-25
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

Davenport, Sept. 6, 1855 d-if
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
r,MPAIGN PAPER.

The IsTrlL,aEScEE will continue as hereto
80 -. liberal PAPER, melting impartial justice to
. IL men, combating error and lending its
al D - 4, enterprises calculated to advance the
a., ,laf :, Of mankind 1t has not been and never
w; ; h. Tartrn paper. 1t will ever be its OBJ
F ., to to, bring before its readers reliable infoFma-
Jt,, y, y, d. useful subjects and events, POLITICAL
mf, N literary and commercial, making
!, h. emincnly a fnluily newspaper, suited for the
,-,..;Ie Of the farmer, and valuable to theyoung'
In accordance with the wishes of the public, we
viI send the wEEkLr IszELlGEXcEE to suoscri-
,..r. until the election ia November for 80 cents
1ay,ble invariably in advance. Persons send,
inc II. 10 subscribers names to one address will
he entitled to one copy free of charge. The last
number will coutIin the full Presidential vote OF
d. Union. Our friendzin the country viii do
vel to get up clubs at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
FROM NEW YORK

JUNE 1.-THE Democratic Union Ratification
meeting last eSe94S Of an
in saIutes, professions with torches, banners,
&c. Lorenzo Sheppard presided The princi-
pal speakers were Ward of Georgia, Archer and
Douglas.
1t is reported that the Chairman received a
dispatch from Washington, not to allow John
Van Buren, to speak. He appeared on the stand
The Central Republican Committee met last
evening and adopted resolutions favorable to the
nomination of Fremont and Banks
Mr.. Stanley, an attachce of the British Con-
sulate, was discharged yesterday, the District
Attorney declining to press the charge of being
implicated in the enlistment for the foreign lc-
0iOn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
F1LLMoREs ACCEPTANCE.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Fi.lmoYe's letter ac
cepting the nomination, appears in the Ameri-
can organ to-day. The letter is long one, oc-
cunying several columns. In closing he says:
Having experience of past service in the adj
ministr;ltion of the government, may he per-
mitted to refer to that exponent of the
future, and to say, should the choice of the con-
vention be sanctioned By che people, shall with
the same scrupulous regard 70. the rights OF
every section Of the Union which then intluen-
ced my conduct endeavcr to perform every du-
tv confided by the Constitution and laws to the
executive. As the proceedings Of the ConTen-
ton have marked new era in the history of the
country. bringing new political organizations ln-
to the approaching Presidential canvass, |
take occasion to rc-a!fiTm ny full confidence in
the patriotic purposes of that organization, and
which regard as spTinging ont of public ne
ceSSty, forced upon the country to n large cx-
tent Ivy unfortunate sectional divisions, and a
dangerous tendency OF those divisions towards
diSunion. II alone, in my opinion, of all pOllti-
cal agencies now existing is possessed Of power
to silence this violent and disastrous agitation,
and to restore harmony by its own example of
moderation and forbearance. lthas claim, there
fore, in my Judgment, upon every earnest friend
of integrity and of the Union. So estimating
this party, both in its present position and flu
tuTe destiny, and freely adopt its great leading
principle as announced i'll the recent declaration
of the National Council in Philadelphia holding
them lust and liberal TO every true interest of
the country, and wisely adapted to the estab-
lishmcnt and support of enlightened, safe and
effective American policy, in full accord with
the ideas and hopes Of the fathers Of the Re
public expect shortly to sail for America,
and with blessings of Divine Providence, hope
soon to tread native soil. Ny opportunity of
comparing nv own country and condition OF
our people with those of Europe, only served to
increase my admiration and love of our blessed
land of liberty, and shall return to it without
even desire ever to cross the Atlantic again. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13

Tue following is the order of exercises at the
sa'ai-,entennial anniversary of Washington
college Pa:
On Sabbath morning, June 10, Baccalau-
eFate sermon. hy the President of the College.
sabbath eyening-Sermon to the society Of
RELIGIOUS Inquiry, by the Rev. NJ. JacObus, of
the Western Theological Seminary.
Tuesday evening, June 17-Sermon to the
Alumni, hy Rev. Franklin Moore, Of Wheeling,
Va
Wednesday evening Address to the Literary
Societies, by Hon. John L. Dawson.
Thursday evening -Salutatory Addressto the
A!amni, by Il. II. koontz, Esq
Eulogy on Deceased Alumni, by DR.. Thos.
Elliott, of Allegheny City, Pa.
Historical Address by Rev. James l. Brown
On Thursday afternoon the Jubilee Dinner
vii be served up, at which various addresses
abroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
no DRIJciGIsrs e rI4EPEoPIE.

oU hsEs6y s9g;laEgd si4S. spurious limitations Of
Seuie rs patty Who nv cory rgAfed hills This (yrI
sctTic OIL has cured the MlyoE nj Camden NJ {Jes
0.l lf4esafin; also, Ion. John Wiamson o. Hllt!ag
don Hon. y. KIingsuF1h (Eho TOOK his c-utetes In
ay), aud tian 7G0 others IN PHILADELPHIA whose
have been pahishGd In the Phlladepha Ledger.
The Ehnesae dealers In Philadelphia Eolid net
nance any scamp gty Of TIE ras-atS OF counteTeitnE
In IIarrIurg, Pa, John Wyethe, Esq, theWen known
Druggist there caused the arrest and Imprisonment Of
TalestHe who attempted initiation Of this valuable
PHiLApsLrTtrl, May 5tb, 1873.
To ne People and DrMgSisfs throughout tie Tinted
Ses-ist Of cures rs Prof De Taihs Electric OIL Jos
Free Philadelphia, OF rheumatism Mr. RodenboE
Montgomery CO., rheumatism and sprain; Mrs olen, No
l5l Fourth street, Inflammation OF boEels Ms MaSand
Providence Engi=s and caked breast; Mr.. Tn SpSner
Chestnut street; fron and neuralgia; Henry Campbc
Lover 1Arou of burns and scarlet feTer,-and eighteen
others.
Every Druggist the only Genuine Electric
inventor and proprietor, at his old
Office which all orders must be addressed to procure tee
PEoT. CHAs. DE GRATH,
OLD Ofier, 50 South Sth St, near Chestnut
~ Sold by ell Druggists.
DEf0' ~ "HtsH +. 4 II. LOGAN cos.
uly14 Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

JUN 12-Cotton market quiet, sales of 100
bales
Flour is firm, sales 10000 bbls at s., o5a5,-
20 for straight State. Wheat is firm, sales Of
&c, 600 bush at / SO for Southern red, aud l. 90
for whita. Corn firm, sales of $4,000 bushels
Pork is buoyant, sales of $40 bis western mess
Beef firm, sales of 400 bhis. Lard improved,
sales 800 bbls. at I0}. Whisky firm, sales of
$50 bb!s Coffee heavy, sales 800 bags Rio
Sugarfir.n sales of 100 hhds n. o. Molasses
quiet, sales of 100 bbls Orleans. Linseed Oil
firm, with sales of 90, 600 gallons at 81 cents
Lard Oil quiet Butter heavy. The market is
bare of bacon. Taliow firm, with sales of I2,-
900 lbs.
Stocks firm. Clevc. & Toledo 70 as. Gale
M & Chicago ITO 81. n. Y. Central 81 L.
Reading 81 3-s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
TIE AMERICAN PARTY.

Nav YoRE, June l2th.-The section Of the
American party opposed to the nomination of
Mr.. Fillmore, has not yet organized. The dele
gates have been engaged all the morning COM
pairing views. The general disposition among
the delegates was to take no decided.steps to-
wards nomination.
The-friends of Fremont and Banks are nu-
mcrous, but the utmost harmony prevails and
no disposition manifested to urge the claims of
their favoritcs. The northern States arc fully
represented, besides many outsiders. The con-
vcntion is to organize at neon.
Atl2oclocI ex-Gov Calby' of New Hhamp-
shire, called the meeting to order and moved to
appoinfGov Johnston, of Pa, temporary Chair
man-nnapimously confirmed. 4 committee
on Credentials. and Organization was appointed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13

IT is our intention from now, until after the
election, to keep our reaIers posted on all the
gossip of the press, to give every day or two a
summary of al the political news that can be
cleaned from all quarters concerning the pros
poets AID Of what is said and thought about all
tie candidates Who are OF may yet be put in
nomination. There are great numbers of our
readers, especially among the business part of
item. who have but little time for the papers,
&c, are desirous OF knowing what are the pros
Iects Of the political issues of the day. In ac-
oaolance with the prospectus of our campaign
iapcr. We will endcavor to make the Intelligent
Ger serve the place not only of thorough news
IlreT. but of plPers, by cleaning from the la
L., mails the general spirit and tone Of the pop
u!ar feeling North, East, West and South.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13

Tue Steubenvi!lc Herald says that the Jail in
ia, place will probably be advertised for
r..t.' as it has not hada tenantssince the 3Oth
& April las.-aot single commitment having
t.-n mad, by the city or county police What's
L. reasons Not that fellow feeling surely
is.,naiethcn wondrous kind up that way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13

We call attention to the advertisement of Mr..
Peter Phillips, which appears in our paper OF
Ills morning. His bathing apparatus is just the
ting for the season, and will soon save the price
of it 10 those who have heretofore resorted to
the public baths for the enjoyment of this lux
ury. Cleanliness is not only virtue, but it is
a vital necessity in such weather as we have
bern having and are likely to have this summer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-13
MEDICAL.
AL SHOULD Try IT!!
D r. j. HOST EFT Err S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITIERS.
100000 Rel.le. sold in One ear.

NOTHING In the understanding In the medical market
N past hiy years, has vqualei,
article be produced equalt TO this
GREAT ASTI-DYSPEFTlC.
Dr. HostetcrS preparations not an old Eran;ys recipe,
experimental result OF Amateur Pyst-
clans Investigation. Is te result OF profound
elaborate study Of of the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr. lIoStettyr submits invaluable Btters eeui
tests is still better, personal trial upon Your
constitution The properties OF these Filters viii
be found by the first analysis, and the full force OF great
medicinal Will lie made manifest in almost tncTcdi-
bly, short space OF time upon the system.
yod Dyspepc! Then take thess Celebrated stomach
Biters.
relieved
Are you annoyed by ndigcstion' Remove the by the
free OF these DittcTs.
you Fever and AEue! How thousands In the
West and South been cured of this destroy
ing disease, by the use of these Nittcrs.
All should try this autIdote We venture to affirm
while Insettcr Dtters used case OF fever atd
agur
one vine UlasSfu taken day before meals,
will great tonic agent which all will appreciate
personally satisfied Of tile fact, they Will be hy Civ
ing THE Bters one trial.
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put up in
square bottles, containing full quart with the directions on
HustetsE's .SOmGcA BiterS' blown on the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
States ard by ~ -. , ,..,,,,,,,r
i.as-1 vd,,r l. H. LYMAN w. wheeling.