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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30


MUSICAL AID DANCING.
DoDwoRYHs DAScTsG ACssEMY
"A. rEv CLASSES on MONDAY, AID SATURDAY.
In q the nuEab-r Of pupils susriss and A.
mss. fsrI es.-.s 70. ehdr.o o. Soae.ys q ssa
Ssriy sppisesaoa !. s..se.sy r.aas.sa
A MAGNIFICENT cARvsD sEvEN OCTAVE ROSE.
"a wood psnoior:s y, SAFE eseso elegantly tnsssd VII
nsd sSpefs, h f sos Ss n BE- se Rs va. .s
ec.ed VITA care .wo mcshs Aso aas makers wsrrsnse or
Apply 81 81 su,h Yoreth street. from A. NJ
til n An nduceneut VI be offered " cash buyer.
AyoUNG LADY, WANTED TO PLAY THE Nicholson
n Rsptlss church csy. conlpeo
address A. :. - Dor iss Her.d otnee
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOSTON AND NEW YORK
"a pianos n p.n 40 Cared s,ses ow prices Esss
I.dd Co, sNo ch~s :. SOP So ~ and ss Piano. %
nANcrNc.-AsoTHEs VIEW cLAss-BRooKEs
ing for 1ne-dAy Al tae is@nooA5le dances taught IN one
i Srsisd pianns cos -hss ssv ss1 vii be cheap
for cash Inquire al No roclr street. Brooklyn. where
CUrrAR-S ". GOULD, LATE OF caRIsrrs mTv
and psIors eieoa'ey The uosi admired compo
sAPofEos w. GOULD, II Amt, stree,
MRS LUBYs DANCING ACADEMY, GREENWICH
Nl Hal, zs Beeeser stree. Mrs Lub, has much plea
IN nf~ ming he~ pupils thai Der neu assembly viii come
OF on Wednesday evesnR December Lao that she will
give fancy dress ball "wednesday evening December
Christmas eve In Osder " he prevailing mania
everything Russian ami " cultivate enene cnrdse win
that patton Mrs. inbv will BY pa-vuar desire
genuine Russ.an Mazursa qnaIris perform
ed al al dancing academies IN Paris
TrANoR AND MFLoDEOSs.-rHr HORAcE WATERS
III modern I'd ptanos add melcseons
only At 800 Bcosiwsy Paso- 70 reat and rent allowed
sale ySahw raymerfs second hand
rom fsc % $40 from $40 - ss Pianos tsned
md repaired polished boxes and moved Says he Chr4au
rnegeucer The Horace wsiers pianos for e-eance
sructo- depin sod sweetness Of tone pro-
by usres Al the Crtefa Palace ~ be IN al
respects ms ser sce of mechanical skr. Having Inspected
large these B'anos. soeak NJ their
Ms from beng ofihe best 1usy
IA PETERS NEW MUSIC sTORE. so BRO ADwAY
w stairs OPPOSITE The Dusseldorf Gallery Gala a.;
IN elegant OF music AMI musical insr'
men's The sc1esrn@scs - amateurs AMI teachers
ncsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

cADENy OF MUSIC.
n The new opera Of
YIN be produced on wednesday nett and II, public are re-
guessed TO tske
tina, he only aueur books Of his ope.s containing The cor
S @ Be- Sss.a So ana oS me ua hssa
iii oPpnA iIBRETro AND PARIoR PIANIST.
THIS edition s The one used BY the artists At he rehearss
All n streets and elsewhere are spurious and
unauthtrzsd Hence those who desire obtain the
d,s,Deye tue aid purch.se edition. The words
phs S ~ rn0p Ss .ss, .sns been co
Opera breiio snd raror Plants, for ssls he AGA
u ALLooN, BArLooS-A GRAND BALLOON AZ
Jefferson 0srden cerne twenty rd sr.e,snd Frs, ave-
nue. e.ek N the afternoon wind and weAhcs permit.
GRAND CONCERT BY THE YOUNG LADIES AND
o nses q No. ssege No ~ IN xen street
ing Dec 6 under the direction Of their teacher Gecrse
school sbd Al hs evening q performance
Doors open 6S, concert commences al ~ O'Clock For
toll particulars see prosrsmme.
- w "a. Closson nsger.-Mr r. kIchngs and Miss Ca.
roline RichnRs conmnnca an engagement a. hs place
cADEMy OF Nuac TO LEr-or THE orr NIGH Z
n OF the oyera concerts lectures 40. Accommod,
ton for four thousand Price night seo incus
ing light $4,000.
The price FIR bal ngbts has been reduced 70 sn including
s I've privileges Of The bars aud cloak roous
together the lighting AMI flooring. Apply 70 N, H.
WOLFE at ne Executive Commisee, No eSouih street
MISS FANNY MIGRANT WILL LEAVE THIS oTy
NI . through the West and South, commencing Al
Detroit December l. All communications business 10 he
sgcnt Ashley g. r. Parsloes dram ss
agent chambers street. New York. or Dor 24l4 Post Office
rrRAsRIIN MUSEUM, ~ GRAND STREET OPEN
T every afternoon and evening by Madame waron's
Troupe OF Model Artlstee consisting Young ladas who
sppesr ~ living pictures With other en.r,aIn
Curtain rises At IN the afternoon, and in The
evening
DrAys PLAYs, PLAys.-THE STANDARD Ann MI.
drama and al other pub ished plays Tor sale bv q
fRENCH iu Nassau New York, price I9is cents
eah ten Tor o. bound vormea 81 new play puhl,shsd
wek Coople,e lst sent BY mail free Z when ~
..uss fexf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

THALBERG,s NINTH CONCERT.
ELENA D'ANGRI's
Second appearance in America.
o., ,on,,,, 5. THALBERG. n,ox.vv
GRAND oRCHEsTRA.
kecopd and las time Of - - - -
BEkTHoykNs GRAND CONCERTO IN MINOR.
PRoGkAMME-PARrI
Concert Overture by the orchestra Rice
Gig. Morelh
Madame DiAngr.
Concerto In q Minor. part First. Beethoven
Wlb iull orchestral arcomp Raimens.
\. 1halberg.
0. Aria 'sano .MercsdAnie
Madame D'Angr-
G. Overture, Merry Wives OF Nindsos Medal
T. Champagne Song. Don Giovanni Mozart
six MoreilL
Fantasia "eonnambulan .Thalbevg
g. Thalberg.
Q. Aria "Barbiesc d sevsla Rossni
Madame DAngn
To- Fantasia la File Regimen time .Thalbcrx
& Thalberg
H. Rondo Scr e~eniols Roasn
Il March "The Prophet .Meyabeer
Reserved Seais 81 md 81.
To day viii be cold the 81 and remaining 81 50 seatA
rests liz ewise be had the door.
On MONDAY, THAlBkRG and DANGRI In BROOK.
on TUESDAY Dec. 2, the TENTH CONCERT and Mad.
The sale Of sea-. Tor Tuesdays Concert win commence
Monday, Dec. l.
The public respectfully informed that N. THAJBER9's
pIkNT MORNING. CONCERT
70 the Pupils Of the Public Schools will place TUES
DAY. ri / O'Clock NJ kblo's Garden
Positively sdptaboe except " the Pupls his Houor he
Mayor tho Invited City and School Auhorasz The Clergy and
tle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

A CURIOUS CASE
LAURA KFERh's THEATRE
On Monday evening. December I.
pBooKLYN MUSEUM MONDAY DEC l. 1856
- A1si,ert.Ty rt.sy, nt hiss, q .saor,r,ox
Doors open Mt 81. commence nj ~ precisely.
sbaksperea tragedy Of OfHElIO,
The prize lrish drama. rEMULTECH.
Concert BY the American Glee Club,
and Grand bal Mnsic,' bv lnvnAiios.
A. Jareb's Corr ri Band.
0s this cccssion Mrs widdcomb viii supported by
Mee~rs Ho sard Harrison TYRONE J. w Lee, knhol~oe.
hsx-.L freer, Leyison. 9 frees; q Harrison Forser.
dance Jenny LACY Lester Kearnsy, kieholson Leigh.
Hughes Van Steen " Nicholson, Taylor. julia Darling, Sell
krx the IL the perfo,
Invitation Ball VII take place IN the large ha q The Museum
Invitation ucp ball be bsd asJOQN PERRYs Nsl
broadway, and At the socieys 81 Prince New
York. Tcaets 10 the performance, - cessA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

eNOSTTNuOUs GUN TEETH THE SUIT LATELY
~ pend ng against In the United states Crcu Court for
Of the Aliens continuous teeth
having been decided In favor am now prepared % manu-
Mcture fun partial Of my continuous teeth
aimospherie which superior
rny and which be inserted with without
exuaturF the roots Persons wan OF artificial teeth can
save arr cent by calling at ore where 40 ecnens o
al The STYLES dentistry be Having every
xAclY prepared manufacture for the profession
u give INSTRUCTIONS IN he art have also recently discovered
new process ~ benumbng the gums for the extraction Of
eth which e-n be used all without the slightest pain
TO The patient entirely dsmar 10 the
Which only be used IN few instances and usually With
more pain than the extraction Of he tooh.
Dr. NJ vs. GRIFFIN,
No ISL Fulton street Clinton. Rrookiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

OADEA6Y or MUSIC,
"A Fourteenth street.
The LA GRANGE OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 1,
LAST WEAK
ONLY REPRESENTATION
q vexdps great opera,
Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE
Madame AvOQADRO,
Sisnori CERE6A,
TAfFANELIL,
COIRrTf.
QUINrO,
MULLER,
In Ne prtncpa roles.
Aosalssion "a SECOND Circle. 80 oens
Secured soaAs 30 extra Amphithearo - ceDs
scss NAY Do secured a tho Academy. Or q Hall Sons
Doors oOen a M Opera commences at O'CLOCK.
In active preparation verdis opera.
Ia TRAvIATA, and
Rossris SENIRAMIDE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

DRTyATE CoNsuLTAT -DR. WATSON HAS ron
series Of confined Ia ds~ss.s -
cer,,n cisss in hgsbe has treated ~, less hsa t-eoy
without Az Of failure Tbe rc~ss~
mild md there IL Interruption 70 cbsnSs II
diei 1r wsyon y "a oons'sr, s,eudsnce from - M
"a alter street few doors west Of krosd~sy rn- CO.
suluns rooms are sepsrae WIN. wATsOs, N ~
Formerly acreeon 70 the Tcck Ho.s i4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

TYR wsTsONs NEW wORK-"THE CAUSE AHD
~ tWe-a COMPLETE prsccs r~sse on sperm Alcrrneps
sDd ~ mature oStsnson With local debility ,neuced BY
early oscreon. other which the nare
spd elects Of this nsdous msady with The ,r.sa
nept sie fatty explained us,rsed BY numerous Anatomical
plates and drawings with supplement urinaxr
dseasss Price 81 To he had author who mar ~
~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

pUCKLEY's sERENADERs. NEW HALL. 6Ss BROAD
DOUBLE OPERA WEEK
Grand revival of the two great burlesaue operas
TROVATORE AND MARIANA,
with a the Charming ana popular music
Monday TUESDAY and Wednesday. Dec. !, and 3,
TkOvATohE,
and on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings
MARIANA,
with all the popular music.
Commence ~ O'Clock. Tickets % cents; orchestra seals
u cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

TlR. QUfMBy NO. 3 THIRD AVENUE, DFvOTFs "a
~ pecs attention e. diseases of ire geperaive oresns
eed In AL QUtMRN's monthly pfls
for sd',s Sent By mail securely euveoped receptd
dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

DAREUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-MISs MESTAYER's
ID Benefit Monday Dec. i, 1855 This afternoon, at
which PADDY THE PIPER This evening" At ococs for
TEMPLE, followed by the comedy of DON CESAR DE
BAZAE. The renowned Russian Giant, M RLOSOfF, the
largest the world, In here One OF the great
snakes has swallowed eight i've pigs and three rabbits an
snake expected daily 10 feed before The crowd
The happy family living skele dwarf lady 6c &c,
al be Admsnce Is cents children under ten. l2c
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AMUsEMEMTs.
N Doors open at OK to commence a,7,s.
aun, MoSpai Ey1siss; bss .',~ s''''
DOUBLE THE Ths WospERFuL RAY R%SE saw PIECES
es and
nightly hoDored WIN triple can g Tsssiys ihs
Another ns% feature rs IN The sppssrsScs s
Infant wonder, Young Amercs .ony four years od on
YOUNG HnsaLra N ,'SS; sRssTRAoRDrsr nvoIu
Of the bs or Nornr DAN.
Esmeraida. N. noqplaislr Pierre E.piaoss
laughter !. ccmo
ee aRa2is IL
Young hengler and the Infant Wonder.
yUALLACK's THEATRE.
Mr. JAMES ANDERSON
MISS AGNES s1 slswoRrHr.
MSSss Dec Dec S9Sb AND ecevd
nsssx Dss BRorHxR
Saturday, pfS S E Lazy LYONS and
AND MIS- seasS = rs ssDsef
Mr. Anderson and Miss swory win se srs.ned
pany combinaton Of hstrionic genius rarely 70
epion perfection in properties and scenery for which this
Mr. fs6erwocd's last scene in CLOUD AND SUNSHINE
Box book open three days in advance
= AURA KEENEs THEATRE,
~ ga BROADWAY. MEAN HoUsrON 0fRBAe
Doors open vt 81 o'clock the performance will commence
with the Overture at Z O'Clock
Admission Dress Circle and Parquete 90 cents; Balcony
Peas 10 cents Family Circle, Is ceot Orchestra Stalls 81
each; Private Boxes Is and S. Box Office open from TIL
o'clock
MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 1.
will he presented for the sevenh time, the rumphanuy
cesefu comedy, In three acts called
YOUNG NEW YORK,
Ecene-Sara.oga and New York Tme-August eeptem-
Der, 1856.
". u
Mr.. Adolphus Washington Ten cent M Jordan
MIS- per cent mrs a. orsuAA
Mis- Miss LAar& Keeno
by the Orchesrs-Conducor, Mr.. r Baker.
To conclude with, first time
Supported by Messra G. Wheaegh, LnghAm, Stoddart,
Ringo.d and Miss Ada Clifton.
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f,uEAP vUFI COKE At TgPEy DOLLARS a. PvR
Y ebaIsron mai II ~ VI. for ao ganha al
GA Works ~ Youreerh s'rre' Ess 0rfers
20 ~es~ 60 ~ cH~s No. fr~s-s pia~e
II YOU WANT 10 PURCHASE Ggop coat AND
o,ber mipesai lands cheap The Real Estate News
Letter lur December pftre ~ by mail
IL rews v~rfere ~ 5000 r"riss q L. YLfET co, "a
couh fblro tuee,, 4 Ia s0tIyhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

EDWARD sCHEHCX. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VITO
u Wits third great sale of magnificent satuary marble,
pariaD &c-EDWARD SCHBNCk 4 co. will sell at
ton at their sales No Nassau street on Tuesday
Wednesday, December ID and 3D. of the mag
ncen sales Of sauary paran aabaser French china and
ve- plate cocks &C. offered in this city The goods
fully invited examine them.
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fRC,TEl.S.

BROOKS OLD STAR HOTEL. g. AND G6 LIsPENARD
ID street.-The hnett and bottle. a!es and porter,
ale. old XXX ale. stunning I" Burton ale. Perkins
Asopps aud Bass bitter ale and he choicest ~ piris
and n bA lew tickets he Thistle Benevolent
Ball on the 4th OF December, st hibio's for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

yNM- Writer'S, AUTHORITATIVE SELL ON MOTT
w day. leI s'stocf AT 30 Greenwich street,
kssds the stock A- irtufe-
fun s~sornels Of goods usasy found in class
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

PRAcTIclL CHnlsrIANIrY.-Rev. Lewis Ira
pier, of Charleston, has addressed letter to the
Charleston Mercury, October %, in which, spea-
king of the Episcopal General Convention re-
Gently held at Philadelphia he says:
land from first to last with the exception of
single speech, which, though inflaminatory
enough, fell like "a spark upon the water,) not a
word has escaped from any one, however far
away in the NORTH, or the East or the West,
which might not have been spoken at the corn
ers ofBroad and Meeting streets, and would not
have met approval there. Ay, more, zoe SOUTH
eraers haze been greeted Nth most cordial gfec-
ti0n, listened to ieith respectful attention, and
treated altogether Nth suck trateraal considerQ-
ton, that hearts are rery fult Of love in re-
turn, and OF thank JWiness to GOd.-South Car
DINA and Massachusetts, are on best ofterms;
New York and Virginia exchange and inter
change continual courtesies; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
pi in arm; Maine and Texas go side by
side; and the whole convention in both houses,
by reclamation, agree to meet next south of Ma
son and Dixon's line, in Richmond, Virginia, ex-
pressly to give proof to the southern brethren
of confidence and affection, and evidence to all
the rest of the world that howeve conscientious
" we may differ, even about the questio rerata'
of the day, we all are determined that we will
not, therefore, break the bond of Christian fell
lowship; but would rather, five may, help Nth
that Fellowship to stay The torrent schich also
may saceep Glcdy the Jair fabric Of oar eiril IN
ion"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
DR.. j. Hedges

FEVER & AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Ague, hills and Fever, Dumb AE1e, any
form Of Intermittent Fever whether
ing, speedily safely, and eectuaIly b the
Dr. Hedges Annihilator.
This preparations entirely metallic poison,
such Arsenic Mercury, but is compounded
tracts purely vegetable Itis certain, safe ecacous
remedy, and be taken in al kinds weather. The Pro-
prietOr has used the article in his private praeee
several years. and In it failed eject perfect
cure when the directions have been followed posi-
heSay can nilre the system butis adapted ages,
sexes, and eostutions- given Infant OF a
month old With zeh safety adult snd can be
kept in climate It needs eneomip1n, no long array
of testimony, to herald IT'S efficacy Its merit les within it
sef-and the invalid WI prove of more value than az
octave volume OF certificates.
Prepared only BY the Proprietor At sanAope, n j. and
never genuine without his Signature.
Forszle, Wholesale and retail By C. GOOD Co. Drug
ssts, Wheeling, and b. Druggists and merchants gene
rally thrOushouttEe United STAKES
". H. DEcAAIP. General. wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
nyt:ea IS CORTLAND St, New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.


FILL IND WINTER TRADE
GT0NE * THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
y they In receipt Of their full stock Of Fall and
Winter
Dry Goods. Varieties md 8IIIiIn erv G Gods.
They have just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added 70 their former stock, VIII enable them to pre-
sent to the Public more than
$50, 900 WORTH OF GOODS,
the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they hAye
ever offered TO the Public
To their variety they have added large stock OF
Carpeting ana Rugs the designs and best makes,
also beautiful choice Fnrs suitable the
Winter Trade-tO both of which, well to their stock
generally, they invite the attention of the Trade.
Eastern a previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and bn
ing largely with they have many years
pas wei directly from the Importers. and Manufae
rers in instances they able 10 fer inducements
to Close CEs Buyers, either by the PIECE at RETAIL
exeelled by similar house II the West
To the wants OF their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made, aud making ample arrangements 10 furnish
the Public with OF the best selected stocks Of goods in
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
900 yds Sks-embraeng OF the finest ImpOrted,
5000 IS French MerinOes, Cashmeres, Bombaznest
rhibets and Maddomas-of every quality and color,
full line OF the Richest Painted Ombre shaded and Sat
In striped Cashlneres and DelaiReS-lmported.
500 StGwls and CloaEsenlbracnS OF the richest
ever offered iu Wheeling
6o,o0O q Domestics-embracing largest line OF
American Woolens and Cotton goods kept By any similar
house, II not by any house in the city,
They laid in ;her with view closer cash
trade and pledge the Pubc that effort their part
They feel confident that they can offer Inducements to
close ed bliyers excelled by West,
the United States No trouble to show goodsoods
Cars Hotels and Boats for customers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

LAGER BEER.-Thousands of signs bearing
this inscription are nailed up all over the Queen
City, and in most of the other large cities of
our country. This differs from ordinary stong
beer in no essential particular. Its name i'm
ports that it is old, and this we believe, consti-
tnteS its highest recommendation. So popular
has this beverage become that immensely large
brewries for its manufacture, and vaults for its
storage are being constructed in Cincinnati and
vicinity. A casual observer can readily distia-
quish the whisky from the lager beer" drinker.
The latter is not so boisterous as the former
The beer drinker becomes sluggish and stupid,
and b!oats up like a slop-fed hog. Some who
were violently opposed to whisky drinking, and
have great horror of temperance, are brutalizing
themselves by the free use of the "lager." Its
influence upon the body is more marked and
deadly than that of distilled liquors. The beer
drinker is quite sure that he Is benefited be-
case he gains in flesh and has more healthy
color. But he is deceived. 1t is not healthy,
solid flesh, buta mere bloat. The indigestion Is
impaired, the liver rendered torpid, and the
whole system made ready prey to any disease
that may attack it. Bilious disorders will be
greatly multiplied and exaggerated Its we'll
known fact, that bruise or 4 flesh wound, upon
beer-drinker, is almost incurablc and even II
slight scratch upon the hand has often been
known to result in death. The rosy hue upon
the check, instead of being an indication of
health, is the very opposite If men will drink
alcohol, it is the part of wisdom in them to
drink the real naked TRUTH" old fashioned
whisky CRUSADER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
a Gard 10 THE LADIES.

DIR. DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS infal
BILE in removing sOppascs irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new, by
tor for many years, both in France and America, with
paraleed case, and he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, the Pills pub
c the alienation suffering any Irregular
whatever, well preventive those ladies whose
health will permit family Pregnant
males, hosesupposing themselves cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsby after the above admOnition although their mild
would injury health; otherwise these
Pills recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAuGInINs & BusHFIELp,
Gen'I Agents for Ohio county, No . Monroe st.
Also for sale by II. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
An orders must he addressed above General Agents
they viii supply the Propreors prices, send
the Pills eOnadenay ladies by mall, by enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofhee.
n B-Dr. Duponeo's Golden Ps, signature ~ Dupon-
coz everybox other genuine. For particulars
Circular of Agents. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

Hoe SEASON BEGUS.-Ye Yesterday, on Change,
the first transaction of the season, in hogs, took
place There was sale of one thousand head
of goodcorn fed, to average two hundred pounds.
for January delivery, and the seller to pack at
So per 11o lbs net. Packers state that they are
willing to pay the same for other lots during the
month Of December. This sale is somewhat be-
low the anticipations Ct many, and cannot fairly
be considered the legitimate opening price
Hogs arc plenty in the West. but the farmers
are repOrtedas entertaining large and independ-
ent views in regard to the price which their pork
shall bring them. The profits of lastseason and
good crops have made them saucy However,
all and speculations must give way to
TO the real facts which win deyelape themselves
this point, at the first cold snap that visits us
We think our readersshouid be prepared though
for figures a little ahead Of those quoted above.
81. L0lris Democrat. s9th ut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

AeRIcuLTrRAL CoLLEGE.-The report OF the
President of the Agricultural Society, advoca-
ting the establishment of an Agricultural Col
lege, in connection with the University of vir-
ginin, says;
''The scholars should be strictly disciplined
and trained to habits of order, industry, pune
tuality, economy, and to laborious application to
study and to business. They should be also or
ganized into military company or corps, and
drilled and instructed in infantry tactics, so as
to make them good citizen-soldiers as well as
good farmers.
"To carry this system into successful practi-
cal operation, will require 100000 to be appro-
priated in the following manner, viz: $50, 900
to be invested in State six per cent stock, the
annual interest of which would pay the three
professors of the University Agricultural Col
lege $4,000 each, which, together with tuition
fees, would provide salaries sufficient to COM
mand the services CT the ablest professors
$4,000 would be left to build up aud support
an Agricultural Institute. The requisite build
ing could be erected at cost of from $50, O0n
to $75, 900, and the balance of the fund should
be invested in State Stock, the annual interest
only to be used for paying the salaries of pro-
fessors and other necessary expenses of the
school.
81 would propose to raise the 100000 by the
voluntary private contributions of our farmers
to the amount of 100000, and SO soon as that
sum shall have been paid, or secured to be paid,
by individuals, the Legislature to be solicited to
appropriate on behalf of the State an equal
amount, upon condition that such schools shall
give instruction free OF charge for tuition to
number Of State students"