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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-01
Por the Wheeling Intelllgeucer.
A GARD.
LCPPY:l

FINE STocE.--We were about writing de-
scription of thef1ne stock advertised in an
other column, for sale on the 18th inst, when
we met with the following letter from DR.. Chap
line in the Washington Reporter This stock
has long been recognized as amongst the very
best in the United States, and as the letter re-
fers principally to the sheep, we state that the
wool from this flock, hasalways commanded the
very highest prices going
Dear Sir,-Having sold my Farm your read
ers will be aware from your advertising columns
that my entire stock of Sheep, &C., will be sold
atauctiOn on the 18th of March next - .,sse.
The flock Of Sheep numbering some 500 head
mostly thorough bred SaxOns, of good con-
stitution, fine size and good shearerS, their
weight oftlecce not surpassed by any fine wool
ed sheep within my knowledge.
The origin of the flock came from the celebra-
ted hOcks Of H.. ID. Grove, of Honsick, N York,
>fCharlcs B. Smith, of Wolcottville, and Sam'l.
Whitman, of Hartford, Connecticut; and my
more recent purchases from Thos. W. Swift, OF
Dutches county, New York. These gentlemen
were for long time, the most prominent and
successful breeders of Saxon Sheep in the United
States.
Having obtained inmy earlerpurchaSes sheep
bearing remarkably fine wool, it has been nv
Cndeavor for several years past to increase the
weight of fleece retaining the fneness of fibre.
And may say, that in this particular, have
been sufficiently successful to satisfy good iudg.
cs of sheep and wool.
When began to improve the weight of fleece,
the wool of my flock thoroughly washed on the
Sleeps back, averaged about i-S lbs. per head.
The clip of 1854 and 90, averaged 81 lbs, and
the present growing clip will fully average lbs.
The Bucks of my improved stock matured,
shear from lbs. to lbs, 12 OF. of clean washed
wool, and the manufacturers inform mo that
each clip is more uniform, and consequently,
staples better than the preceding one, by reason
of the improvement in the young stock.
The younger divisions of the flock are all de.
Scended from the importation of MessrS. Swift
Catlin and Smith; and it is more especially o1r
ing to crosses of said importation that the
weight Of fleece has SO rapidly increased
l have exhibited specimens of my flock at nu'
merous State and County Fairs, and met with
such success as they merited; and which, to me,
was entirely satisfactory.
Persons DESTROYS of attending this sale can
readily refer, Us to price. quality, &c, to the
Union Manufacturing Company OF Wolcottsyille,
Conn, and MesSrs. Eddy s Sons, of Fan River,
Mass, which firms have purchased the three
last clips of my wool
Respectfully. Yours,
H. w. GHAPEINE.
Wheeling. Va, Feb. 10, 1856.
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FROM CHICAGO.

mail is entirely suspended by the breaking up
of the ice.
ThOs Hayne, Esq, U. S. District Attorney,
yesterday made personal attack on Chas L.
Wilson, Editor of the Daily Journal Clark ST
Hayne struck Wilson several blows on the face,
which Wilson returned, knocking Hayne thro'
a bow window in the State Bank. The attack
was occasioned by some comments in the Journ-
al on the political course of Haync
The Injunction applied for TO restrain the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad from building tract,
across the Rykc to Bloody Island refused in the
Circuit Court at BellcviIle this week. The track
is to be constructed Immediately.
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MEDICAL.
ALI SHOULD Try IT.!
DR.. o. HosTETT ERsS
.5a CELEBRATED Y E45s
STOMACH BITTERS.
10000 no.Ilte sold In one ear.


rs -17ze3
NOTHING in the mRrket-nothipg In the medical market
for the past hty years, has ever eguRlv, c@h an
article be produced eqlalto this
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. fET
DR., HOststers preparation old RFRnnyls Yeeibc
nor the mere experimental result Amateur FhSA-
clans verbal investigation. result Of tFOound
the present century.
Dr. H0stSCr submits his Invaluable Differs 10 any Shen
altest or NhAt stu better, ptrsOnal trial upon your
OVID constitutions The true properties tteu will
be found by the st analysis the full ofter great
medicinal ELECTS viii be made manifest In almost inerCdl.
bly shSTt space OF time upon the system.
Are you Dyaprrtics Then take thrEo celebrated Stomach
Are son BossF Try one bottle Of these Bll,ers and be
relieved at once. t p
by indiEestOns Remove the cause by tie
free use Of these Bitters.
Have You Fever and AgueP How many Thousands In the
Mes and South have been cured Of this dssroS
An should ry this Autldpte We venture gnEm
mat while HQsetsers BttsFs used Of feVsTand
ague cannot occur. s. 3
One wine Hiassfu taken three times day before eals
viii be found great tOuc agent which all will appreciate
Ee personally satisfied Of the fact, they VIII Be BY Civ
ing the BitteFs trial.
There other Btrrs, be the came which
are comparatively worthless. Our Btteru arc without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They ara put M n
square bottles, containing full quart with the directions on
and "T u. AosetteT'S OMGeh Btoys blown the boIs
Tie. None other genuine. 4a
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
~ FOR sale by AL the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurana and Dealers generally Throughout United
States, and by
LAUGlnlNs BusHFIMp AAd
jss2-,yanw wh.elnE
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We hope the members Of the Agricultural So
ciety, viii not forget to attend the meeting to be
held to-day, in the Union Hall, Main street. 1t
is desirable that the necessary arrangements be
made for holding Fair next Fall; and if ar
fragments are so made, timely notice should be
given, that Farmers, Manufacturers, and all in
terested may have time to prepare articles for
exhibition,
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CoxcEnr.-SIr. Dun Bowers, assisted by our
young townsmen, Messrs Tom Mathers, j. NJ.
Allison and j. C. Henderson, of Mathers' Night
ingales, will give a concert tonight in WASH
iugton Hall. The programme is well selected,
and the lovers of fun and good singing will be
well entertained.
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DIsTDIBUTIOy or pR m,

SANDusET CRY, Feb. 29.-The second annual
distribution of the Cosmopolitan Art Union
came off last evening. A brief introductory ad :
dress wasdelivered by Hon. E. Cook, after when
Parke Goodwin gave lecture on Art, which
was followed By the drawing of prizes The
Crucifix was drawn by F. Bolan, Minersville
Pa. An immense concourse of members were
present at the drawing, which closed at u o.
clock. Much interest manifested and all were
well pleased with the allotments made.
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RIVER Am WFATHFp

PrTrsRrKGH, Feb. a9-Riyer Il feet rising.
The ice has been cut loose from the Monopgahcia
is still cutting with ice ploughs About a doz.
en- steamers have up steam
GNcrSN4TI, Feb. 29.-RIyer rising, 90 feet d
water ip,the channel Weather mild and elou-
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CINCINNATI MARKET

Feb. 29.-Flour dull, sales at s, 25. Whisky
declined to 90 cts, but at this rate the demand
is active and 1860 bbls sold. Shipments 10
New Orleans and other Southern ports very
large, and the stock which has accumulated
here since the close of navigation is estimated at
5000 bbls Provisions dull, nothing doing.
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The finest quality Of ladies leather Caters
kns very fine and soft article Ladies glove leather Gal
tiers, with high HEELS heavy SOLE and button the side
Cl1LDRENS WEAR.
Patent leather morocco kid, goat glove leather, lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle slippers Oxford
and all other kinds and styles, always hand low prices
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots
the very best quality also variety of other goods
here enumerated, which will sell the acconmoda.
ting terms.
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IT may not be generally known to our read
ers, that Thos. Johnston, jr., has established
himself in the Grocery business, in North
Wheeling, at the stand on Main street, formerly
occupied by S, D. Woodrow. The friends of
Mr.. Johnston, VIC are satisfied, will be glad to
embrace the opportunity of again patronizing
him in his old business, and particularly so,
when they hear that he yesterday received from
Baltimore large assortment of substantial and
fancy groceries, embracing everything in the
way of Havoring.:extracts, rc!ishes,as well as SUI
gars, teas, coffees, &c. Mr.. j. keeps horse and
wagon, and it will afford him much pleasure to
send goods to his customers in any part of the
city; it will be no trouble for him to do SO.
WE take the following dcspach from the Pitts
burgh Journal of Yesterday morning.
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FKoM the annexed card it will be seen that the
difficulty existing between Mr. CLEMENS and Mr..
LAxcFrT, has been arranged. We are glad of
this and take the liberty of saying, that diff.
Guilty should never have existed between them:
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Mr.. DAv1DsoS, Baggage Master on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, has our thanks for late
Eastern papers, in advance of the mail.
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81 Looms Febrnnrr 27.

e ST. LouIs, February %.
LIST OF BoATs SUNx-Bell Boats, Wharf
Boats, Sam Gloon, Sparhawk, Polar Star, Federal
Arch, Shenandoah Louisville, Highland Mary,
Boa Accord, Sonora.
BADLY INJrRED.-Clara, A. B. Chambers, Au-
Stralia, Adriatic, Paul Jones, j. s. Pringle, Falls
City, Challenge, and Ferry Boats.
SLIGHTLY INJuRED.-Nebraska, Laclede, F. X.
Aubery, Badger State, St, Paul, Western, Ben
Bolt Forrest Rose, Die Vernon, Altoona.
The sunken and injured boats lie about three
miles below the point from which they started,
in what is called Arsenal Slough.
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THE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
i conveyance OF
MONEY! VALUABLE PACKAGES, AND FREIGHT or ALL KINDS
in charge OF special messengers only reliable
line to and from Wheeling (by Railroad directly New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ALS0-Uid Central Ohio Railroad GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis, Chicago and ST. Louis
Expresses via Bait Ohio Railroad at ~ o'clE p
VI, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p 81.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo and Northern Ohio
O'clock A. N.
~ Butter Poultry, Produce of all kinds delivered in six.
teen hours to Baltimore. n. PIGAIAN, Agent,
aE25 Adams EXPRESS Co.
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TN e
W.7hzR III 2I52 w. .iIE7 .},.5:s IT,

4 II, HH% AAo4 A~hAHi' sI8Huy AIIeTeo from y. w.
Iheard Of her before
That she made each reader roar
With her fun;
That ,a The e, laugh g.: each page increased
Having done.
ytold me that tile grin
From the moment I'd begin.
Would grow broader
And that smoker, scream and laugh
With each added paragraph
AtIast-I bought tie book
And a leisure hour ItooN
Ny mouth expanded Their,
1nsomueh that meier again
Can use IT,
Prom ear to ear It spread,
CECllrg half around my head,
And my jaws
In that liked eternal grin.
From this cauee.
AZ know Il IL a ain
For me to laugh and grin
At bis rheumatic Hu' pain"
but no mortal could refraia,
As reckon,
"PrisciIla" bright and fairl
Queen Of widoWs-uay no fear
And may ''shadrack, . called .'the wise,'
Prove a. precious in your eyes
The Sixteenth Thousand now ready q
THE WIDOW BEDoTT PAPERS
Price 81 25.-POt sale by all Booksellers
1--WE surprised the great popularity Of book
50 full Of quaint but excellent huor shooting the fol-
Hes Of common life and hitting OR evils which niest felg
ious societies we'll the community that everybody loves
to read the Papers though much comes home
to number. ~. j. 0LserFer.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers, go r.
No. l19 Nassau 81, New York.
Copies sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price
q Agents wanted to sell The above. lc90daW
Congregational Singing.
TUQUESTIONABLY the best and most useful iiypnu and
" Tune Book yet Pubrrd for tie Lectures pFHy-
tionzl Singing, Is
TEMPLE MELODIES.
This work contains ave hundred Hymns and two hundred
Tunes II has been the best collection Of sacred
lyrical Poetry ever itsut h undoubtedly embraces lar
number Of the really faypEte tunes already through
out the length and breadth OF the land than any isT
work II has also the advantage Of btng furnished Al We.
Congregations TENPLE MELODIES Is already In were
tensTe and Is constantly being widely
Letters from many ceFymcn speaking In The Highest terms
peHt invite the attention Of eemtn, and all others Who
HTe interested In securing general participation IN the
Ing exercises Of Divine Eotship 70 thls work
10 meet the wants Of al two editions Temple Melodies
are pubshedone In large and the other In tyne IN
other respects these editions are, page page pFeceiV
alike that they used together In ts sate eore
CATION The prices follows; 9F5ff f7si
Twelve mo ed (snaa type) cloth binding per zoo
The same in leather binding, per
Octave ed QeFEs te eth hiading, per dog
The same, In leather binding, per
e Single COPIES sent for examination, receipt Of 80
cents
Iabt.hed by MASON BROTHERS.
pRoWMs Essence o. Jamaica 0saFer; = zIT7
~ Bakers Cod Liver on;
,.ls r.slesy WG. J. ARMSTRONG, -
H41ES. md FL0ER -
HAVE hand lot o. Extra Family Flour Also-supe.
"a wM HFBrRs
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New York Advertisements.
Improved Al tincial Teeth.

!
0R ALLEN late Professor in the Ohio College Of Den,
IL tai Surgery, invites attention his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial DeRres, which combine
\ the following advantages:
There cTeyices for the Judgment Of food
TO yate the saliva infect the BREATH not even the
slightest moisture get between the teeth and plate
An Artificial Gum, which is hrm and ndestTuctbeas
The teeth fused At high heat between and around their
base which unites them to each other and 70 the Plate upon
which they SET This gum impars to the teeth that
euliar and like which Characterize
| the natural organs.
gum and plate and no ordinary force OF masteanE can
break them from their base. s5t
This important change Is effected by having the inside Of the
teeth aud Of natural form. To this form the tongue
the denture the Kissing muted sounds speak
Ing sinEnsO Often observed in wearing aE
The form expression the mouth and face
can be restored in cases where they have become
This done by Of additional attachments TO the
supporting the teeth These attachments are 80
formed rs to bring out the sunEen portions and sustain them
in their proper position They hire covered with the above
named gum compound and become component parts Of the
dtnur and when rightly formed cannot be detected BY The
their original uuess, and also the natural form and
sion Of the mouth and lips has been Wen tested having been
past variety Of Photographic and DaEnsrreotyPe
Lkenesses which have been taken Of without this
Improvement and also with It, can be oce
ing the great which Is produced IN the
ed upon this principle which the public invited call
and examine together with other specimens OF his work. not
requiring the above attachments
The plates usually employed for this work are plana
the purity of which prevents the slightest ansh or nm
pleasant the mouth short this system embraces
cated by those wearing artificial denures upon this Prnci
pie With reference utility Of this method numerous
testimonials he given from eminent Dentists In the EaT
parts Of the Onion and wearing the work in this
DR.. ALlEN has arrangements by which he enabled
serve persons from distance, Immediately arrival
- j. ALLEN, No. 80 Bond st.sst
sPersons desiring any further information sS in G refer
the above will furnished with pamphlets free Of
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wholesale
CLOTHING, AND DRY GOODS

CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
HOUSE.
rTNHE STEIN BROTHERS take ths method OF informing
their numerous customers, particularly those through.
out the West that their large well known BALTIMORE
Clothing House they have added
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
which stocked with all the Foreign and Domestic Fabrics
adapted TO the Dry Goods Trade generally.
Their arrangements with European Manufacturers arc
such As TO enable thea to Furnish accommodating terms
the Goods desired by Cotcrs Merchant TaOrs and Deal
eFs in subscriptions Of Dry Goods.
Their stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS
will be as varied and excellent any found in e ar
ket, the greatest care will be taken TO make II beth ser
viceabe and reasonable.
COthers, Merchant Talors and Dealers IN rrv Uoo4s
generally respectfully nvedto call at our new and sle
CANT Warehouse, No. sS Baltimore each of
the I'VE spacious stories Will he found stock which cHpuo
fan 70 meet the most varied and eXtcnsive demands
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WFANTKD- aud 1ltl.taTd seed. >
Nv ALEX. TURNER,
Oee4 4elOdeoH buildings Main Il.
n ARD Oils bbls winter strained, Tor sale By
II in9 A. C. GOOD CO.
t 'As,s-sa'-l o-..tl.ot .e.e 2 coon Co
( fsIRILY FL0BR. =
EuR bbls Flour. ynrranted Extra Family. foE
len GEO. wItsoS.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

sSsSSssIS-ItzEgSzI5 -g5S{s1esS-- L1-9SASA
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
i mond and Washington City via Gordonsve and Alex
andria.
Hours of departure at Rich
ulouti. .6:45 A. NJ and 1880 p n.
Returning leave Warrington. a. II. and Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. .1:8OP II. and AM
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the hest guar
anee Of always securing connections Is shown by arr
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance OF
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN RICHMOND WASHINGTON. $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take Through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depot charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danville and
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road nearly
pleted to Danve An Agent OF the Company will receive
the Checks of passengers DanviIc Road and
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
timOre Depot.
The by the mail line by old steamboat
route.
There change of the night line between Rich
mOnd and Alexandria. fe1 :
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HAVE just received lot of Boots and Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers, made expressly for
this trade Of good material and the best workmanship, and
prepared to furnish and everybody with any
10 dollar boot aud variety style, quality, MATERIAL
and durability OF workmanship and prices cannot be sur
passed BY any other house in this any other city.
ALSO
Gents Boots Shoes Of all kinds, styles and qualities,
made to order.
Having employed some OF the best worEmen in the United
States satisfied that cannot fail please any who may
favor ME with call.
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists in part OF the following articles.
MEMS BOOTS.
1 100 pair r. best ga Ga boots
100 do thick 80
100 do water proof boots;
50 do cork sole
MEMS BROGASS.
100 pair best calf brUgans;
100 do kip
100 do thick
100 do low priced boots.
-@ BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGAEa
100 pair boys thick brogans;
100 do kip
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs Of calf boots;
- 100 do Kid
loo do thick
W0SEN's WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS all colorG,
100 do Walking shoes,
$50 do morocco buskiRS,
$50 do kid
15O do calf
$50 do Jenny Lind
200 do morocco and Kid slippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
$50 pairs morocco boots,
$50 do Kid
$50 ie French morocco boots,
$50 do calf
100 do kip
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G1NO ER Superior IadigO Tor sale quantities to sun
N rs IN LOGAN CO.
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p s-Pesons desiring any further information in refer
to the above will be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by sending note with address to Dr. AtpEN
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VIZ take the following dcspach from the Pitts
burgh Journal of yesterday morning
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Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newarl
RAILRO AID
- IN go Al


ON and after Tuesday Aug !, 1885, until further notice
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays excrpted)
GOING SOUTH.
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DRoWEss Essence o. Jamaica aiuger; - 80 =
ID Bakers Cod liver on;
sForsaleby W1I. J. ARMSTRONG, ~
jn16 ISg 4aTketSs. q
H4lLS. md FLOER. 80
HAVE on hand lot Of EIsra Family Flour. Also-supe.
as wM HrBr,Rs
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HALIFAX, Feb. 29.-The steamer Amcris
arrived this morning with Europeandates to the
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She brings no news Of the missing steamer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-12

ON petition Of Jepa A, Wilkinson, OF Suffolk New
York. praying granted 20 him on the
4h January s53 In printing for
nom the expiration Of said patent which takes place
n the 23d day OF September, te5o- r# Hze5.-#e II
the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday 18th day OF September ~ O'Clock, and
pouned show they
why ssd petition ought not TO be granted. a' q
opposing extension required hie In the Patent
ohce their objections specially forth writing east twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony ned by either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
rules OF he ONCE, which will be furnished
application ... -. Il -.g !. -. Z. ....fs =
testimony in the win be closed on the 9Th Of September
relied
before the morning Of that day the
mel am within days thereafter, g#
Ordered also published In the Unos,
telgencer and Evening star, washington D. o. republican
Md Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book, New
Boston, Mass week for three successive
the 18th Of september next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
...# ..l Commissioner of Patents.
p sEdilors papers will please copy, and send
Office, with containing this notice
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