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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
Congressional Nomination.

The Convention of Republicans and Amer
leans in this district, met at Bordentown yes
terday, and nominated GEORGE R. RoBB1Ns for
Congress, by reclamation. da M a
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
Republican Mass Meeting.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 49,
The meetings Of the Republicans at Colum-
bus, yesterday, is reported to have been the
largest held IN the capital of Ohio since 1850
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24

BE- A monkey faced fellow offered
himself to Garrick as an actor. II will
not do" says Garrick, at present, but
II Won had a tail no money should part us.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
Church Dedication.

& The First Presbyterian Church Of Milestone
Monmouth county, N. j., having been rebuilt
since April last, will be Dedicated to the service
OF Almighty God, Providence permitting, on
Thursday, Oct. I'd, 1856 Sermon on the oc-
easlon to be preached by Rev. J. M, MAcpoN-
AID, D. ID of Princeton,
The Pastors Of adjoining Congregations Of
various Denominations, and the people in gen
eral, are respectfully invited to attend. Ser
vices to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
Read judge Marsh's Letter.

We ask the attention of the reader to the
liable letter Of Judge MAHsH, which will be
found in our paper of this week Judge NJ,
it will be recollected, presided over thei Con
,vention which nominated Mr. FILLMORE, but
SO well satisfied is he that Mr.. Fillmore stands
no possible chance of getting to the House,
et alone of an election, that he considers it his
Rty to support FREMONT and DAYTON, in pref
nce to Mr. BUCHANAN. His reasons are CO.
It and to the point, and must produce the
powerful reaction in New Jersey, that
are doing in New York and Pennsylva-
afayor Of FREMoNr and Freedom.
yeral communications have been re-
icb viii be attended to at our earli-
ksnce
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24

BSa, We have heard Of fellow who
was determined to commit suicide, even
thought he persisted in the attempt.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24

UP A man who avoids matrimony on
account of the cares of welded life, is
compared to one who would amputate
a leg to save bis. toes from corus,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24

There are men who go about the country
declailn about the inevitable consequences of
the election of Fremont; and the qnestion is
asked whether that SIMPLE fact is not sufficient
not merely to justify, but to require dssolu
ton of the Union. The question has been ask
ed me to-day That is a question which do
not regard as even a subject of discussion. 1t
never will be done until some party. bent upon
acquiring party power, shall again and again
exasperate beyond the reach Of reason, the
Northern and Southern minds, as my Southern
friends have exasperated the Northern mind,
1t wonld be an act Of suicide. The act itself
is insanity. 1t will be done, if ever, in TEN
pest OF fury and madness which cannot stop to
reason. Dissolution means death, the suicide
OF Liberty, without a hope of resurrection
death without the glories of Immortality; with
no sister to mourn her fall, none to wrap her
deeently in her winding sheet and bear her
tenderly to sepuchre dead Liberty left to
all the horror OF corruption a loathsome thing.
with stake through the body, which men
shun, cast out naked on the highway of ma
Etlons where the tyrants of the earth. who
feared her living, will mock her dead. passing
by on the other side, wagging. their heads and
thrustlng their tongue in their cheek, ar her.
saying, behold her, how she that was fair
among the nation has fallen is fallen land
only the few wise men who loved her out of ev-
cry nation, will shed tears over her desolatioD
as they pass, and east handfus of earth on her
body to quiet her names, while we, her children,
stumble about her ruined habitations to find
dishonorable graves wherein to hide our shame.
Dissolution How shall it bei who shall make
it? Domen dream Of Lot and Abraham parting,
one to the East and the other to the West,
states will divide from states, and boundary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23
DR.. J. Hedges
FEVER IL AGUE ANNIHILATOR!

FEVER and Acue, Chlls and Fever, Dumb Aaue, any
form Intermittent Fever, whether long stand
ing speedily. safely, and eeetually cured by the of
Or. ]. Hedges Annihlator.
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury, butts compounded from
tracts purely vegetable lsa certain safe and enteacOus
remedy and can in al kinds of weather. The Pro-
pretor e article in his private practice for
several years. and It failed effect perfect
cure wien the directions followed posi-
bic way nure the SYSTEM adapted all ages
sexes and constitutions. Ii can given infant of
month oil with much safety the adult, and be
kept any climate encomfu, long array
of testimony, herald its efficacy Its merit lies within it
selfand to the invalid 1T will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, N J., and
never genuine without his signature.
sale wholesale retail, by A. c. GOOD Co., Drug
gists Wheeling, Va, y Druggists merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
". II. DRCAAp, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:6m as CourtlHnd ST., New York.
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READ pHIS ,

Jacob Eses living In the Holland settlement of She
boygRn Wisconsin says AFTER suffering for time
the misery attending an utter rostraOn of mind and body
have been restored by using Br1art's Ro!5aad ners
to perfect healtii'
The fact this remedy being in such very hiE rcPne
among the Hoaners Wisconsin, Michigan New York, in
fact in every oaLd settlement United States,
much In its favor.
ryitsor Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous
Rheumatic, or Neuralgic affection.
-sod at 81 per bottle or six bottles for 81, by
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR, & Co.
Pharmaceuttsts and Chemists, Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LACGHLLMS Dc BUSHFLELD,
my2l Wheeling, Va.
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ONE HTJNDRED5D OLT5AI3S,

ONE REDSDOLI1sAT4S
Win be given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures v1 six and SIX Dagae'yotNpeS
Of t7Hal merit which Mr.. Adams VIII select from
his collection He has oprnEd Gallery Porb Jew
ey Store 1sg Main ST. with skyitBht arranged the most
approved principles which he equaed unless SINH
larry fronting the river With easy Of
coss large well arranged with every convenience for
making first pictures every style and size. He
happy he will be assisted by Mr. IANrs oApY
who aIe the pictures that awarded the high
est premium Cold RtaL last fair Of the AIaSriedh
Eastit4s Castle Garden New York; also the
rearde for pagutrreOpes the orids Fur at Pdris
r A. has received IRE MedaLs and eight dtlOGe for the
beat aguerrcoypes exhibited different fairs in the Emitted
States which fully their superiority and having been
houOred with large proportion of the business in WheelfnG
the past year he expects with increased facilities not only
retain but enlarge the his patrons, especial
Is as he relies on the his productions ra
err than display furniture. 4Jrotgpes either sHgke
or double 0as DaguerrOtypes plain eOlOred equal to
antns on Ivory Photographs from the uPtO
fty dollars Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
aud being by other buildings pictures be
made from sunset Petarcs Of children taken IN.
stanEnneousy from ga. NJ tOs PM soft
and mild that persons eyes sit by {. with
feet ease. Cloudy days good By this light Ca
and examine before engaging elsewhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23
odd FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

virglaIas Lodge No. 3.-SIsets every TAuSsaay
evening Han, corner Of AiAvSetRna AOhfos streets
VIZ. ZExx, y, g. B. n Carr SesrstaES.
Franklin Ledge Me- ISs--sIesss rs aSsse every
Monday evening. z RsIrI1, n. O.; s tSif' sseres
Wm. Tell Ledge Ne. 3S.-steets IS above eve
y Wednesday ereulns. II. RgssEsToeS. \. e.; r v,
Hegsr, Secretary.
wheeling IsodEe 10. 80 -aisets every Monlay
evening TIE Ha, corner asrst aud aaey streets D.
Friday evening. G. K clnrEtlenT, y. g. " ". Blia
eLstFd. Secretary.
Abrams EReaHpmens No. 1.-zNesss at The
Hall corner Market and sIoptSe streets, the st aud tAt
tuesday cveninsscF sachaSatb WV. Bt AscnARn, C. III
S. " Po7Eeop, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell Einenmpmeat No. 34.-sietts As
ADORE the sceOaf and sara Tuesday evenings of each
month. JozS 6. RoFFNls, e. rs Ma, HtispaFotr,
ssribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23


,M1aAcuIovs EscAPE-on Monday morning
last, says the Cumberland Telegraph, the pas
senger car cOntainingt weaty passengers, on the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's Rail.
road, escaped destruction by miracle. The
circumstances as detailed to us by an eye wit
ness arc "a follows: AT the halfway siding the
downward train meets the upgoing coal trains
and passes them. To this point the passenger
car runs down without being attached to the
coal train, being regulated in its speed by the
brakes. The downward train had passed the
siding and the passenger car followed immedi-
ately after. Ithadjust passed the upper switch
whe1 the upgoing coal train passed out upon
the main track. Just at this minute Gond rla
car which had broke loose at the mines above
came down the grade with tightening rapidity,
striking the locomotive of the upward bound
train with great violence, breaking in the cylin-
der head, smashing the gear and doing other
damass to the locomotive. Tho gondola itself
was broken into athousand shapeless fragments;
the trucks were knocked from under it, the axles
broken and the heavy iron wheels thrown some
distance. Had it struck the passenger car, in
all probability every person on board would have
been killed. or crippled. The escape was PrOvi-
Dental
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

IDoLArAY IN rue UNITED SrATEs.-Bhuddism
las boon formally inaugurated on American soil.
After many disappointments, the Chinese pop
ulation Of San francisco have imported awood-
en- god and all the paraphernalia of their wor-
ship for tho purpose, and erected them as a per-
1nanent institution in its midst The festival, as
1t was called, commenced on the 4th, and was
continued to the 9Th, occupying five days. The
,sifiee in which it was held was erected in 1858,
and is situated in Pine street itisof asingular
STYLE Of architecture, the entrance being through
narrow and devious passages, having on each
T;is hiph walls. a general Invitation was ex-
tended 70 the people Of San Francisco, through
the newspapers, to visit the building, and al
who aYaiied themselves of it were treated with
pOliteness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

TsE GnowISG WHEAT CRoP.-we have adj
vices from all parts Of the Western States, in
Guiding Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana. Ohio. Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin,
from which We learn that, with the exception Of
Tennessee, where it has been frozen out, the
crossing wheat looks exceedingly promising and
healthy. The breadth Of land sown with wheat
last fSit was greatly increased over all previous
ycsFs: and the indications now are that should
die present month prove favorable, the wheat
cropof 1866 viii be tho largest by % per cent,
;;Tihe5S crou cannot bedscided upon with any
esFialaty until after the middle of Junc.-ciN.
PIKE Current
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23


- The three officers of the United States
Army who formed the military commission
which visited the seat of war in the East, arc Mt
present liOnizing in this city, and were last eve
ming the recipients Of very agreeable enter
tAinment at the residence of gentleman ct
wealth. They exhibited various Inementos
from tho Crinlea, which were, of course, objects
Of much interest to the assembled guests
Touching the rldeness alleged to have been
shown to this commission by an exalted French
official; and which, in spite decentralization from
some sources, is reiterated and obtains cOnSide-
Table cFelence, the Courier des EsGts UHts Of
today devotcs leading article Ito an explains
tiun Of Tie facts of the case. 1t says, in effect,
that when these American officers first passed
through France, en- route for the Crimea, they
were regarded rs friendly disposed towards the
cause of the Allies and were received with much
cordially. Subsequently, however, the pro-
Russian sentiments uttered by portion of the
American press caused a revuIsiou Of feeling IN
France, and tho officers on their return were
trested with more reserve and GOODNESS than on
their first visit, although the Courier says the
change was not manifested in official quarters
otherwise than by that GOODNESS which is easily
allied to the most irreproachable politeness, and
the fact that instead of being treated as friends,
as at first they were treated as strangers. The
following incident is given as the key to the
statement that Marshal Valiant had spoken of
meeting the Americans at the cannon's mouth
On visiting one of the French arsenals, believed
10 be Yiaeennes, one of the Americans wished
TO extend the examination beyond the limits as
signed 70 strangers The French official who
accompanied them declared his instructions did
not permit hin to go further, and as the Ameri-
can expressed his surprise at this, the officer re-
piled "Wc arc no longer, sir, at that degree OF
courtsey. The attitude of your country has put
our relations upon new footing. Cor. Nat
E,fsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,

mas removed his office and residence, aud permanently
located himself at the corner of Fourth and Quincy Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church.
OFFICE lIorAs:-stOrnlnE, rom to 9
Noon, "1"3
Evenings, 40 "9
BILL OF PRIcEsPor single VISIT 20 cents; medicine,
25 cents. day, cents; medIeide,
IS cents Advice at Office and mcdcins from 95 90 cts
and upwartls, as the case may he.
obstrtre cases from &5to &19.
vfsitsto thu country, according to distance
The above .Bi Prices" given Is said my
charges are much higher. mys-lyd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

The recent decision OF tepeOple alOs. every State In
reference ef liquors. does not pretend to interfere
with medicinal compounds containing stimulus, as It Is
fact we'll o.. all without stimulating principles
most cases of extreme debility could reached, and the
many other of our valuable compounds could not be made
without It. Porinstanee, Dr. Hostser Stomach Mtters,
now so celebrated and indispensable In eTery family
medicine Thousands persons suffering from Dyspepsia
and Indigestion generally speak ia favor Of this
Ereatcnrative agent.
SB-For sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAU6HLINS &DUsuFIELD.
my1s t. II. LOGAN & co. Agents
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masonic DIRECTORY

Ohio Lodge Ne Iol .-aissts at Masonic Han,
corner Market md Monroe streets the first and third
day evenings of each month. c. W siaHTs, w NJ; F. IF.
BGssett, Secretary.
wheeling LO' Ee Ne. foS.-Meets as above on
the Third Saturday evenings OF each month j. n
wIlIIaNss w NJ S ". ESars6a, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Aleets as
above on the Sec0ad Monday evening OF each month"; W g.
ScoIT. II. P.i IA. CldrEe, Secretary.
wheeling RnenmPmcnt No. 1.-Meets as
above on 0Erfb Monday evening Of each mouth W.
Bans, q. C., 4. Lorfaa, Iseeorder.
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n4KrzosS '" fIGE s71lz 4zNcTgRE!I,
nAL11uoRE. sLareh q. e!
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OP

BALTIMORE. March d. 1856
This IS TO certify, AMOUNT since at
tackled with pain in my ri t ankle. We for phys-
eian who ordered It to be poultlcc It was very much
,Ssh h. fR Of g pes yaT with pain
Ulcers number twenty-five formed letween ankle
and knee which frequently laid to tile home and
of which came particles Of hone to the number Of %
VIC TRIES COUNTRY AK.
was then Hartford county of this State; the phys
GERS but could live afterwards This physician work
ed with mr. for weeks using tho knife frequently tax
Giving me any rce-some Of tile applications were very
that wien applied the agony SaS 50 great my RI nus
there cure for from knee to my ankle was not
nusa SniTt S NIX @ % oS ooI and at Zines When
would scratch fingers white us would issue u'errfrom
H''As' WIN "-'ei BALTIMORE MY HOME,
then returned Baltimore, my old home, expecting
By the advice ofy friends used various remedies,
of which only transient relief eo1tinued to grow
formed from which piece OF bone Ancti-
G e 9 y R Ds TO ea o S sh s Ils s
saving life After this, yet another FORM
other parts my body, which In mher md size astons-
those who them reduced to mere skeleton,
anu as weak a. az DEATH RELIEF!
felt death woad have bse1 relief 10 me- IhSd tried ply
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TURF Of disease similar the laborirg under
advised me to try H. At this time lad afflicted full
FIVE years 1 commenced taking ''HmPton's Tegeta'!e
HOPE CoMEsil
the first hottie of which inspired with hope, and by the
time had taken re bottles felt much Improved thatI
use-Sti Improving Ar ulcers healed, and new
strength weak and shattered sySteip and With
further DETAIL happy to nv leg Is also healed
ana renovation Of health has taken place and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone. given bat faint idea suerings but
my friends read this viii hear testimony TO all that
have snid In favor 81
and will shy all who afflicted have been, to use
It with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN ~ sPRANKLIN,
No. % REGISTER street,
tidoors north Of Pratt ST.
TITS 4 GREAT SPRING MEDICINE!
THE GREAT RENOYAroR OF TIE SYSTEM.
" Delicate Indies and children will please to give
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

PeFr4F4 cT1oH.-SSine years ago man died of
.siF0psy, ana was bariediu NiiIdlescx, VT, and
~ 5 ng Desirable 70 remove the corpse TO Pom.
Int tsespliy, the body wes diaihterrcd, and
|viIiti y have ecoDe fsFfSct stone, a hard e
IA si, 81 n DE last ditered from tho ap.
~ IT, MA at lbs death. The corpse
= I'm ~ and fltf pouads Whist
81 he bsl4} u gjyl buried
~ ~ Consumed, only low
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GroEerrorx, KY, Nov.1T, 1913.

GEoEGEfoEE, KY, SoR.lI, IS4S.
Some two years purchased of Dr. Hampton bot
Tineture; aftertaEnE 1T short time, found
general health greatly improved. have since purchased
some half dozen bottles Of my family, and haze
no hesitancy in saying member who has used 1t,
vas materially benefited by the 1t Is pleasant to
take and doss NOT interfere with persons business the
i.as. J. TAYLOR PRATT.
For sale by 4. L. LOGAN co.
Inyes GenI Agents.
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= 80 Is CoAL TaANsFoEIA1IoS.

Iscrzasz o. TAR1Fg ox COAL TRANsFeErATIoN.
LII Il stated that the special committee a9-
pointea BY he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, TO consider the grievances alleged in
The petition Of the Coal Companies operating
in the Frestburg region Of the Maryland coal
field, have reported in favor Of an advance of
1o.eents on the transportation of coal from Pied
mont 70 Cumberland, destined to Baltimore,
which was adopted : This makes the cost of
transportation per ton per mile the same from
Piedmont to Cumberland as it is from Cumber
land 70 Baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

TExPEnASck.-The late DIR. j. c. Warren, of
Boston, left, in trust, s., geo to the Massachn-
sets Temperance Society, for the purchase and
distribution ofpublicationS for the promotion of
tpu0nranca
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
M AsTOUNDTNG -CUREl

THIS young gentleman is living in mldst-tiosC
know him will hear testimony that his su1erEs and
exaKEeraon. Some Of the pieces OF bone may
BIZ calling $40 Baltimore strectothers In his
possession Let the sccptica hi-Ae will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

TESSsrLAx1Ixc EvrRuReES&-A coTespon-
dent of the Boston Transcript speaks of the
very agrseh" :yople who are seen at this season
transrIantiny evergrcens, aud volunteers the
following information
Strange as 1t may seem to mostpeople, shout
the 4th Of July is the proper time to transplant
e7ergreens, but it can be done any time inJune
or July. / have transplanted hundreds as late
as the first of August with perfect success. AT
Say other season Of the year it is very difficult
10 make them live, and it is accounted for by
the fact that the sap does not run at the same
fime as deciduous trees. Most people imagine
they require great deal of water, and often kill
taein by hydropathy. The roots Of the ever
green IN its natural state are sheltered from the
rain and sun by their foliage, which makes an
umbrella over them, and they will flourish, we
all know, on rocks where no other tree will live.
The earth should have good soaking at the
time of ts-ansplanting, but do not water the tree
again, unless the weather should be very hot
and dry, for ten or twelve daysi then good
drcnehing is all that they require"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

~ Ole Ball seems to be in bad luck of late
years. lie purchased colony in Pennsylvania,
aud when lie had expended some one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in Improvements, he
was for the first time informed that his title to
the land was not good. On examination, it
turned out to be true, aud the generous proprie-
tors of the land compromised with him by al
lowing him some seventeen thousand dollars for
all he had expended. Afterwards he WAS taken
in by his partner in an Opera speculation, and
now we learn that he has just sustained another
temporary check in the sudden and unexpected
departure of his late agent Franz Theis, who
took with him quantity of Ole Bulls funds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

ICEl ICE! ICE!
IIIE Subscriber takes this method 81 informing ms
nsrs ana public, that he Is prepared to farnn'
heretofore to an who desire II, good lee during the
His ice OF finest quality and The supply an
years should summer last 50 long that ar
not fear lack Of plenty. IFS Yin be out IN "a!
ice will be furnished daily at such price ana - b
quantities may be desired. He IS satisfied TO 4et te P
'G s 1SnEs o. 'ns sa' . ~ - -'s' JACOB AacE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-23

But let US tarry here my gentle reader. You
others eyes, have never pressed each others
hands, have never heard each others voice.~And
yet, if you'll come with me some summer night,
when the stars keep their quiet watch, and the
trees sing soft Iullabys to their baby birds, and
the flowers dream sweet dreams of the coming
morn, will lead you silently to Huon's grave.
And with me pcrchance you will sigh TO think
and talent, are hid forever in thatgrussy mound.