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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

Bosrox, NEW YoRK, PHiLADELFnIA.-Th diff
ference between our three principal cities IN
character, but especially between the two first
and the last, is very striking to traveller. In
Philadelphia, there is moro moderation in mems
desires, especially as respects wealth, than IN
either Boston or New York Here a competence
is the limit of most PERSONS wishes. To secure,
before old age approaches, sufficient to live upon,
in easeand comfort, is the utmost ambition of
the mass The consequence is, that numbers of
our most active and experienced business men
retire Just ut that period of life when their cx-
pcrience and their increased capital would ena-
BILE them to earn double OF what they have been
accustomed to; and by doing this, to increase
the trade and prosperity of the city. In New
York and Boston, it is different In those cities,
but particularly in the latter, men prefer wear
! ing out to rusting out. The more money man
makes, the greater scope he gives to his opera
tons 1t is this which has not only piled up
such colossal fortunes in Boston, but has ena'
bled her capitalists to build railroads all over
New England, and even to subscribe largely for
railroads elsewhere. The stoneis always kept
rolling But here, after certain amount has
been Reached, men generally retire, and sink in
to comparative drones.-Phila. Ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

PrRlLs OF cAsH.-The French fugitiyes in the
famous railroad case, now under arrest here, in
Inmates it seems that the directors dare not have
them sent back to Paris and threaten to make
disclosures eliminating some Of the most dis.
tinguishcd Gnanciers of the day in France if the
feet be attempted. This is the ancient rust
put, viii it succeedP TWAS said that after the
sehuyley abseonded, the New Haven railroad
paid him so much per annun to remain abroad,
10 the belief that his return would certainly
place the entire sum of his distractions to the
debt Of the stockholders, instead. of shifting the
loss, as they have sdroitiy eOntrived to do, to
the shoulders Of the public. If this be true, Il
may prove lesson for the directors of the north
ern railway of France. They may conclude to
suffer, or let Mr. Rothschild suffer, to the extent
Of . million, rather than obtain satisfaction at
the expense Of 4Our'or Ave times that pretty
sum
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

Iowa AND MIssorRI.-The ST Louis Demo-
crat complains very justly that the misconduct
OF the Atchison party in Missouri has diverted
from that State almost entirely the vast tide Of
emigration. The Democrat says that while
Missouri offers the most practicable and natural
route between the East and West, and has a soil
MS fertile rs that of Iowa OF Illinois, with every
advantage of climate, mineral wealth, position,
etc, emigration leaves it untouched, and is di-
verted to neighboring regions, and is in fact,
flowing around Missouri and everywhere avoid
ing it. 1t Institutes comparison between the
progress of Iowa and that of Missouri, and thinks
that the next national census will give to the
former as many members Of Congress as the lat
ter. At present Missouri has seven and Iowa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

WEsr Po1xT.-Application for appointment as
Cadet in the Military Academy at West Point
may be made by the candidate himself, or by a
parent guardian, or friend, at any time within
the twelve months next proceeding time for max.
! ing appointments, and should be addressed TO
the Secretary of war, Washington, D. G. The
candidate must be over sixteen and under twen-
ty-one years of age; he mnst be at least five feet
! in height, and free from deformity, disease, or
| in(irnity which would render him unfit for the
military service, rs well as from any disorder of
an immortal OF infections nature Hemust be able
to read well, spell correctly, write fair and
llegi5le hand, and to perform with facility and
accuracy the various operations of the four
| ground rulesof Arithmetic, and of reduction, or
simple and compound proportion, and Of vulgar
and decimal fractions. No person will be APP
pointed who is known TO have had brother ap-
pointed to the Military Academy. The letter oil
application must state the fixed abode of the
candidate, the number of the Congressional dis
trict in which he resides, and whether he has
had brother appointed to the Military Acade-
my. 1t must also state his precise age, his
height, and whether he possesses all the qualiti-
cations above set forth. Appointments are made
in February or March, and the successful can
didates are required to present themselves at the
Academy on the following June, when they are
rightly examined as to the above-nnmed qualih-
cations, and such as fail to stand the test arc
tdismissed.-N. i. Ledger.
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DR.. j. Hedges

FEVER 81 AGUE ANNIHIBATOR!
FEVER aud As1e, Chls and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form Fever whether recent
Ing speedily safely and eecaay cured by the use Of
Dr. ]. Hedges Annlhilator.
This preparation Is entirely from all metallic poison,
such Mercury but is compounded from ex
tracts purely vegetable tits accrtAn safe and eeaeous
remedy, taken 10 all kinds of weather. The Pro-
pretor has used the article his private practice for
years. has failed to effect perfect
when the directions been followed In posi-
BILE njure the syste butts adapted to all
sexes and constitutions 1t be given the infant of
month with ss much safety adult, no
kept any climate. It needs encomium, long array
tastony,t herald efficacy. merit les within it
se-and the invalid it will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at ssnhOpe, N j., and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL by A. O. GOOD Co., Drug
Ests wheeling Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DECAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western states,
my7:en 7s CORTLAND ST., New York.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of ordinary abilities and 1t
uphi business st,rmptinso compete in QUALITY Of
their workmanship with ADAMS and in order to
for their labor, they have, obliged
by their prices
rnng sum- equivalent value of their
pctures Look FOR circulars, and printed
"pcREs FoE 80 CsSTs" Persons In want of this OF
will govern themselves accordingly. Those of rehne-
and tastes who scientific skill, will sl
continue ros ADAs GAtLxAY- The beautiful spesee-
type made BY him is The osLT reTuEr which be
relied upon pukARnrr Call and examine of tho
"Imperisha6Ie Aubroypes which he has taken and
which were warranted 'not 10 cuASoE TADE" In the
another, would say, eautlOa should be OBJ
buy pictures all such pic
tares vim fade,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

T4- P,r -os yyrrrr RrssoS.--A yard Of black
c-.na Telisved tDy a bit Of white ribbon, issa
small matter in itself, but how eloquent q Story
does il tell The careless pass through tne
streets and pay but little heed TO these sad en-
blerns Of 1nourniTlg; but the thoughtful and the
feeling read in thema deep lesson, whether they
flutter in all the pomp of crisp, flowing Grape,
tied IN with the whitest of white satin ribbon
on the silver toor-knob Of the stately mansion,
al. whether death is symbolizcd by poor, limp,
meagre niece of faded Grape tied timidly and
despondingly with bit of tape to the thresholo
of the home of the poor, the needy, and the
struggling. The name and sad story IS told IN
both cases: and whether the survivors be high
or low. rich or poor, they have been made
"RIndred bT one holy tie,
the tie of death, that has torn away from the
mothers heart the darling object OF ITS love II
the story of all that has been suffered by bereaT-
p,l narciIts could be written out upon the door
most ne plainly as the bit of white ribbon pro-
claims the bare fact that death has struck down
some Young victim, what solemn record would
be thereI How prone even the most careless
and the most heartlcsS would then be to drop
sympathetic tear, could they know how disease
had stricken down some blooming little idol OF
household could they know how tenderiy the
bedside of the sick child was watched, how
faithfully the sufferer was tended, and how des-
olate the parents hearts were made when the
dreadful, crushing certainty came, that death
was snatching from them the object most near
and dear to them.
But the white ribbon often tells another story.
1t tells of how those who had passed through
their childhood, and were about entering INTO
mans or woman's estate, with a future full OF
hope and bright promise before them, have faI-
len before the destroyer, and broken the hearts
of the parents who built upon them such fair
! fabric Of hopeful anticipations.
The deep, black Grape, unrelieyed by white,
] tells of adult men and women, of fathers, moth
ers and grand-sires, having been gathered 10
their long home after fulfilling their mission up
on earth; but the white ribbon is eloquent OF
crushed affections, blasted hopes and a sorrow
| ike that of Rachel, which would not be comt1r
ted.-Phita. Bulletin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

A PEAYuNEp DREGTH.-Thatlady or gentleman would
main the of disngTeeabe brIah when by
Ing BGLH THOUSAND FLoEEKS dr.tiirice would
only render but leave the teeth white a!sbas
the suhjeetsso deiea'e thsir friends vi" mention
H. Pour single drop the "BaIm" your to0h brush
night and morning. 50 cent bottle VIII
last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION he easily acquired by using
Balm Of Thousand FioWcrs" II will tan, PIN
PIES and freckes from the skin, leaving of soft
hue. We, lowell three drops and wash
the face night and morning,
sE1TTS1 MADE EAsE-Wet yoTr shaving brush In either
or cold water pour three drops Daln Of
1Eoussnd FioWer rub the beard well and VIII make
beautiful SON istE much facilitating the operation OfsaY
Ing. Price only hfty cent?.
". P. FETRIDGE co.,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN 4 co Ie1l-1ydaW
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Tatsr4s 10 Gessus.-s Somebody proposes 10
at up q monument to the intellectual memo
~" Of Edgar A. Poe, the poet novelist, essay
tx etc. We cry, Amenl With all his faults,
poe had much Of tho milk Of human kindness
in his composition. He was neither the ghoul
t9at GI!Rlaa represents him, nor the beast that
his affactionats biogaphcr, the Rev. Rufus w.
sllv. q man Of the noblest calibre. physically
and morally Just what untoward circumstances
s,se.atitig in6n TOO sensitive nature made him.
In MS genius he stu lives. Let us honor that
lie In immortal marble. His imperfections
died with him; lot tlicm rest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

PoLIrlc4L.-ScnatorT oombs denies, in apub-
Ilished letter, having said in any public speech,
that the time would come when he could call
the roll of his slaves on Bunker Hill. The orgi-
nal charge, however, was that the assertion was
made in private conversation. The New York
Courier and Enquirer says of ii:
"The purpose indicated by the reported re-
mark Is, that Senator T0omhs intended to make
| practical assertion of right claimed by the
new strict constructiQnists Of the South to take
their slaves into tho fee States, and hold them
There by virtue of the Constitution of the u ).
| We have understood that colleague OF Mr.. j.
asserted the same claim, though in ~ somewhat
less offensive manner He affirmed his right to
hire his slaves in Ohio, and to recall them at
pleasure, notwithstanding any law to the con-
| trary."
One ofthe Fillmore Electors in Kentucky has
resigned his position and goes for Buchanan
| We allude to w. H. Burns, West Liberty, Nor
gan county, Kentucky. He says in a letter to
! the public: '"The old line Wings, where they
have maintained their party organization, are
divided Then where is our strength to come
! from? Could an enthusiast believe it is to
i come from the ranks of the Democracy? Be
not so deceived. Point me to single change
in Kentucky from them to w. Although
intimately acquainted, / know not one instance
in the mountains.
TRuE.-The Hon. Jesse D. Bright, ono of the
leading men Of the Buchanan party, says:
"There is no danger of dissolution of the
Union. Neither Congress nor all thePoiitcianE
lin the country can dissolve the Confcderacy on
fathers made and handed down to us"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

MoSuYEST TO CoRA.-The notorious Belle Co
re is causing to be erected costly monument
at San Francisco to the memory of Charles Co
RI, who was executed by the vigilance commit
tee for tn: murder of Gen. VIM. H. Richardson.
1t is said that no expense would be spared to
make it as elegant rs possible, aud that $4,000
have already been expended upon tho work. It
is to have, among other inscriptions, tho follow
ing: Murdered by the Vigilance Committee,
May 22d, 1885,"
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pEIfFoY RoB 1yspEp.sI.A.

DaaH4yr's IIoLL ND ByrE, the most siple' de-
lIshtta and eecta6i remedy dyspepsia. before the pub
c Many OF our no.tEorthy citizens testify to Its eiaeaey
To persons subject and sekheadaehe' It Is
valuable medicine When used according to directions, 1t
cannot faa to give relsr.-fs its1srsh Journal.
CArrtox!-To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for
Bprhavc's Holland Bitters.
E-sod at 81 per botIe or six bottles for g. by the
,,or-,c,ors RENJIsilN PAGE, JR. Co.
Manufacturing PhaaSeutists and Chemists corner smith
deld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLNS o BESHFZELO,
- 80. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

DoS'r PLAY CAnDs on THE RnIEE-If travel
lcrs on the Rhine scill play cards on board the
steamers, they must provide themselves with
new pack at each of the ten or twelve different
sovercignties through which that river flows
The custom-house officers at COblentz seized
three gentlemen lately, who had come from
France, because the cards they played with had
not the requisite stamp! They were sent to
prison and fined for their error, although they
could not have bought Prussian cards in France,
even ifthcy had attempted it, Americans pie
turesQuing it in that quarter, will take the hint
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

PaosIr OF GHArEs.-In the neighborhood Of
Cincinnati there are more than two thousand
acres in grapes. The profits per acre average,
taking one year with another, about $500 per
acre Much, of course depends on management.
The cost of planting ranges from sloo'to $500
per acre. The expense withoTdinnry land need
not exceed $3.50 per acre. When trenclllng ma
chimes come into use on land clear of stones,
the cost of planting will be materially reduced
Better profits arc made on the grapes sold in the
market than those sold for wine-Pittsburg
Dispateh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

FRAxcIscAS, CoLLEGE.-The corner stone Off
Roman Catholic College was held on Tuesday,
at Allcgany, Cattaragus county, New York; the
ciscans three ofwhom have already arrived from
Rome, and the first said to have emigrated to
this country since the year 1913.
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pALIIEY,s NIAllIoAL. PAIN TX.

.DAI.IIEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are as inseparnbe rs FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain and pain produces In
Gamaop Wherever therels unnatural heat thrObbng
redness no matter whether caused by fever hurt
sore POISON rheuma,n, piles, scald burn sting, there
Is lnlimaton. A hundred books thousand sermons
cannt alter or change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation be subducd To ac-
com this the efforts of the physician always direct
cd Thousands physicians, and thousand Of the first and
most sagacous persons who have used DAILEYs MAGIC
al PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that 4
control over inflammation wonderful md Immediate,
instantly aayng the palm neutrazng poison extracting
morbid sccreons and forcing to her course
renewing and healing No burn, scald ament,
two severe to Yield to soothing curing nucuce APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enveorcdln Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of c. V. oLIcKEXER co. proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer, upon each box. Price
rs cts. pcrbOx.
Allordrrs should be addressed to o,v ol!cIcner
| Co., 81 Baiclay at New York. TIL. LOGAN Co.
! s2s:1n Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

LECTURES IN Bos7oN-Park Benjamin, Rev.
Dr. Chaplin, Horace Greeley, Rev. WiLliam Mil
burn, w. Gilmore, Simms Rev. R. S. Storrs,
Rev DR.. yinton and Henry Ward Bcechcr arc
among the lecturers before the Boston Mercan-
tile Library Association this winter.
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Ambrotvpes for &l.

PARTRIDGE at bis and spacious rooms, with faeI
Ties for operating arrangement Light equal
any eouuFy, and far superior any the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
the country lie s prepared to ArnbrOypes
they be sent by mali without extra postage. AsOtO set
them in lOekets and rnl. price DasuerFeoypes
Pictures made specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol- ages unchanged
Az kns Of materials used in the business FOR sale.
Rooms east sIlu OF Main It Monroe over Marsh
TaHiOr'snsw store. anE1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

RALru WALDO EMERSON, on his last visit to
England, after rising to lecture on the ''Degene-
racy of the Race, Z" saw so much muscle, and
health, aud physical trcmendousness generally,
in the fashionable audience, that he was con-
strained to leave out all the strongest points of
his discourse, as totally inappcabIe to the Brit.
isb. ibis is fact which dyspcptic aud hollow
chCsted Americans would do wen 10 ponder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

GATnERlSG ArrLEs-A successful planter in
this vicinity has commenced gathering his APP
pes for wint1r, under the b,l cC-strengttea
by experience that this important fruit should
be picked from the trees before it is entirely ripe,
as it will then kecpmuch longer. An old col
ored man remarked to our neighbor ''Shite folks
don't keep thar apples as well as darkvy, case
darkey alters gedder his crap before mass gin
to take 'cm off dc trees.--H Marlboro Gazette.
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4.i E1w sA, woLcorT.
yincennes, Ia, June 81, 1855,

PROF. o. J. WOOD
Al Won are about to manufacture and rend your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative sill state for whomso-
ever may TINT have used 1t, anil known others
to it-at have several years, been u the hab o.
using ResorotiYes aud that And yours vastly
superior any other It entirely ee1nsss the head
with months proper uSe, Will restore
any to tina original youthful color and texture
giving healthy, soft and glossy appearances ma I'll Is
without iscolOrlug the hands that apply IT. or the dFess on
which drops. Iwod, therefore. recommend its use :"
DESTROYS Of having fine color and texture TO Tue
hair. Respectfully, yours, - .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-08

D1e For she tEnir.-Psrteetlon Is not attained
br Incidence and ease crosl.lO fpad to unireF-
sal favor The uOrlf vlllfnOtbe blown IKE chat into
indicated By inlttors witness the fast anchored
fam. Of tTCHELoRs HAIR DYE won by watching when
others slept sustained by It's intrinsic worth and truthful.
ness To nature WARRANTED lisappotnt the hopes
of those who Use IT. Made soll applied. at the Wig
Factory ass broadway, New York. See that each box has
wv a BACHELOR on, no others are genuine. sely by
I. II. LOGAN CO.,
speatn Bridge Corner Druggists.
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VIZ zlSr 10 asr ,oan on 4,ys about BALLARD's HAIR
DYE The subject delicate one, inasmucA as persons
However We wiz last hint 70 them sotto that this arti'
Gle has taken the premium the Worlds FaiF and
the Fairs Of the American Institute, that is endorsed by
such chemists Chiffon TORY, and that If they want
Dye that cannot be dnaulsed from the effects Of nature
they had better ALL At 500 Roadway.
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gy-While the President was on his way to
New Hampshire and passing through Connect
cut a vote for the Presidency was taken in the
train in which he was passenger. The Prcsi-
dent refused to vote, .'as he was not voter in
Connecticut
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TRUST Sale.

)Y virtue of decd trust executed by George
ID lIardman dated January 18Th 1856 and recorded in
CIerks Office Of Ohio county Deed Rock No. 81 page
honse Ohio county on SATURDAY the Sh ofNoYEMBER,
at NJ property said deed conveyed to to wit:
the center feet r"nt and Of Lot No.
hunrcd six C6 and the north twenty feet and the
south twenty OF Lot numbered
hundred and FIVE, 5 and the north twenty-five feet front
Of lot numbered hundred and four, QO all
Market Center Wheeling (Tese lots not OF
the usual portion Of the front having been conveyed
CITY Wheeling rpr Market House, Will be
by deed from Gill and wife to the CitY Of Wheel.
np Also numbered one hundred and two t2) in East
Wheeling, City street
~ Terms Of sale, cash
deed. II. G. GOOD.
OCT "a Ttr stee.
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WILSON KING.
g. 1nn,a 1nnean 1sna.

ST. Louis, June 20 1858.
PROF. WOOD: As you about to prepare and vend
recently discovered Hair Restorative and as you
Quest my opiuon IT state, that hair was few
ago, after using two bottles OF
Hair Its original color and since II!
application dandru has disappeared from my head and
have been troubled with dis"sreeabe itching OF tine
scap, am satisfied that those @io IT. will not reETg
It. as 1t gives appearance Of having been recently oiled
am prepare therefore, recommend its use TO all who
are DESTROYS of having beautiful head Of hair
aIn, sir, YOURS. &c.
il. L. STEWART.
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uenry CLAY nna n. Johnson have both given
their evidence. In --r 70 the virtues Iiamptou's Tne-
ure as evidenced in the cures eec.sd among their neigh
bors For Debility Dyspepsia, rheumatism kc !. Is in
valuable. T. H. LOGAN : 60,
oeta wholesale and Retail Agents
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Trnstees Sale

DY virtua Of deed of trust from George I,rIs,, =,
wife dated June 22d 1851. ana nov III TI
Ohio County VIRGINIA In Deed Book No. ~ page 81 i,s
proceed to sell al the front door OF the Court House Of I'd
County Monday the first day of September l Al IN
bile auction to the highest bidder o No. t) seventh liz
ate1 SIa!n Street In the Rfh wAr,I Of the City Of W.
InS--and also forty feet In width Of tAe soutbr
LOT No. (9 twenty four, situated Water STREET H.
Filth Ward of the CtvnE Wheeling. ~
TERMS SALR-Onc third OF the purchase Uill la r
cd in Cash the day Of sale and the residue in two
instalments of six and twelve months from sale hs @
chasers giving bOu with Gnoh security bearing Interest @
the day sale aud the title retained as further -
curitv TIL the purchase money is paid.
Selling MS Trustee shall convey only such TILE as Is r
ed in me ny said deed Of trust.
SBThe above sale is adjourned until Monday, o,ss,
EDWARD H. rITzurGn