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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
ALTERATIONS IN FOREIGN


Several very important alterations have re-
Gently been inside In foreign tariff the principal
items of which are embraced in the following
SUMMARY:
The French reductions are the most import
ant and of particular interest to manufacturers
of the British Islands. The changes apply to
thirty-six branches of production, the principal
being sugar, timber, iron, machinery, skins, ag-
ricuitural implements. Width some wholly un-
important qualifications q reduction has been
effected in every instance. In sugar it amounts
TO between and 10 per cent, and molasses,
which were prohibited, have been rendered free.
Some descriptions of timber, if imported in
French vessels, are also set free and IN others
there is q reduction ranging from 9S4 to p per
cent, according to flag. In various sorts ofiFon
manufactures the reduction ranges from 60 to II
per cent In machinery itranges from $50 to II
per cent, and in agricultural implements 1t ay-
crages about ID per cent
The Austrian reductions ofequal importance
They include cocoa, coffee, drugs, sugar, fish,
oil, wine, lead, iron, linen, WOODEN and cotton
warn, and average twenty-five per cent. The
Roman States have adopted a half protective
policy, bnt have still made concessions of the
freedom of trade. In the case of steel, copper,
lace, haberdashery and some other articles, they
have largely increased the duty. The reductions
include several kinds Of inen wooden and cotton
manufactures glass, wood, chinn, lead, tin, iron,
skins, aromatic oils, salted meat and several lhlnoS
of chemicals. In many cases the reduction is
equal to so per cent The English papers say
this is virtually of little importance, the sum
still levied being high enough to operate as a
prohibition.
The Mexican alterations extend over great
number of goods, including cotton, linen, silk
and wooden manufactures, rs well as ironmon-
gerry, cutlery, saddlery, arms, timber, wines,
provisions, glass, and large number of other
articles. The duties are still left high, though
the reductions have been considerable and i'm
portant.
In Peru the changes have been numerous.
and in a majority of instances, they have con.
sisted Of a substitution of specie for ad valorem
rates On sheet iron and saIted fished there has
been an increase of 23S per cent, but several
articles have been set free, including many that
are used in ship building. In this and other
South American States tie prevalence Of mono,
poles and exhorbitant duties has operated to
greatly restrict trade. Every change in that
quarter is therefore anxiously watched by com.
merciaI mcn-especially BY those of England
who are always awake to new opportunities O
tarfic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

A PERFUXED BnrAru.-whatIndy gentleman would re-
the dsagreeable breath when by
ing the BALH THOUSAND flowers dentirce would
only render but leave the teeth white aabas
teri Many persons do not know their breath bad and
the subject delicate thelr friends will mention
It. Pous single drop of the "Bam" your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning 81 cent bottle VIII
last year.
BEAUTIFUL CoIPLRxIoS may he easily acquired by using
Pies aud eckles from the skin leaving it Of soft and rose
Wet towel, pour three drops and wash
the face night and morning.
SEAvix0 MADE EAsY-wet your shaving brush in either
cold water pour two three drops "Balm of
Thousand Flowers" rub the heard well and It will make
beautiful soft lsher much facilitating the operation ofBhav
ing. Price only fifty cents.
". p. FETRIDGE CO.,
For sale by T. II. LOGAN CO jeil-lylaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

Mrs. STowE AND QUEEN YIcroRIA.-It has
been stated that the Queen refused TO see Mrs.
Stowe on her first visit to England, lcstit should
give offence to the slaveocracy of the South; but
whether there was any truth in the statement or
not, Her Majesty appears to have got bravely
over her fears of our Southern brethren. Ifshe
was afraid Of the authoress of Uncle Tom, she
has no dread of the outhorcss of Drcd. The
EdinburS Witness says:
"Among those assembled on Thursday morn
ing at the Kings Cross Terminus, to witness
the departure of the Royal family for Scotland,
was Mrs. Harriet Bcecher Stowe, On the arri-
val of the royal party, Mrs Stowe took the OPP
portunity of presenting, through Col. Gray, her
new work 'Drcd,' in two volumes, just hot from
the press. On learning that the fair authoress
wns present, both her Majesty and Prince Albert
came forward and gave hera gracious and friend
ly recognition, accepting the book with evident
pleasure"-N. p Times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

w The New York Tribune says:-"Ee do
not wish our readers to balieve the election of
Fremont fixed fact We do not ourselves be-
lie7e it and should not desire to diffusc the i'm
preston If wc did We wish it generally un-
derstood that the struggle is arduous and that
the result depends on work yet to be-donc. In
spite of many assurances VIC consider the States
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Illinois,
and California .still doubtful. Wemay carry all
of them by large mGorities. but we may also
lose enough of them to beat us in the contest"
Heretofore, the Fremont men have protested to
be sure of carrying evsry free State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

ELoPE4ExE-The circus of Spalding & Rogers,
which has just left our city, has carried with it
Nourse or Noyes, had during his stay, been
making love to Miss Mary E. Fehi, daughter
of the highly respectable landlord Of the well
known hotel "United States" The father be-
ing much opposed to the alliance, kept strict
watch upon the movements of the damse, but
at the outbreak of the fire en- Sunday afternoon,
the .Gg feed d. t6 sohg sS
of Love at different altar, and presenting
herselfat the house of one of our most worthy
and distinguished ministers, was married to the
gay standard bearer of the c2ornish association
The fair bride left yesterday morning for her
first appearance on the circus of life, upon a
wedding tour over the wide world to reap the
was about fifteen years of age.-Pitts. Pest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
IN CARD no THE ladies.

"A CARD 10 TIE 1IAD1GSo.
DIR. DUPoNCos GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infaili
removing toppases Irregularities of the menses
THESE Pills arc nothing new have been used by the Doc
many years. both France and America, with
paraee in every and he urged by many
who have used Them make the Pills pub
llc suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever, preventive to those ladies whose
health permit Increase of family Pregnant fe
males those pposng themselves be cautioned
against using these Pills, the proprietor
sponsb!ly the above admonon although their mild
prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs & BUsIIF1ELD,
Gen1 Agents for Ohio county, No IS Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists
All addressed the above General Agents
they will supply Propretors prices and send
Pills conHdentialIy ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, Mt the Wheeling Post-ofnce.
N D.-Dr. Duponcos Golden Pills, signature ~. Dupon-
coz box other genuine. For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
DR.. j. Hedges

FEVER s. AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, any
Intermittent Fever, whether of
Ing speedily, safely, and eFectuuIly cured by the
DR.. j. Hedges AnnihntOr.
This preparations entirely all metallic poison
such Arsenic Mercury, but Is compounded from
purely vegetable 1t certain safe and ecaciouS
remedy, all kinds weather. The Pro-
prieor article in his private practice for
several years. and in failed effect perfect
when the directions have been followed. In posi-
bic way nure the syste butts adapted to all ages
sexes, and constitutions be given to the infant of
month old with much safety the adult, he
kept In climate. It needs encomum, long
Of testimony, herald its efficacy. Its merit lies within
Scf-and to the invalid will prove Of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanhOpe n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
Forsale, wholesale and retail by A. c. GOOD Co.. Drug.
Ests, Wheeling, Va and by Druggists and merchants
rally Throughout the United StGteI.
". II. DEcANp, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
Dy7:6p, 70 CORTLAND ST., New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

8-DAGuERREorYPIsTs of ordinary abilities find it
uphi" business attempting compete In QUALITY of
hsr workmanship with ADAMS and in order to procure
ASr for their labor they have WILL BE obliged
AcENowLTD1E THEIR by their prices
to rians equivalent to the value of es
pictures. circulars, and printed
"PIcIUEEs ron 50 CEx1s" Persons OF this
will govern themselves accordingly Those of refine.
msEt and taste who appreciate scientific skill, will still
continue hrcng ADGs GALLERY The beautiful sPhereo-
type made by him the oLAss PICTURE" which be
upon for DURABILITY. Call examine OF the
Imperishabls Ambroypss which has taken over, and
which were warranted nOt to rApE" In the
another he would say, caution should be OBJ
buy pictures GLASS, all such pic
tnrea WIN fnde,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

TSCIpESTs OF TIE BuESLNG OF ruR NrAGAEA--
Capt Dixon, ofthe propeller Illinois, Just arTiy-
ed. says that the most Of the persons he landed
at Port Washington from the burning Niagara,
were taken from the schooner Dan Marble, which
was at the fire short time before the Illinois
came up. He also states that there were three
or four sail vessels, most them lumber vessels,
and among them the steamer Pilot He thinks
that they did not pick up many, but of courseit
is impossible TO tell who or how many are saved
until they arrived in some port and report
We learn from Capt. D. in addition to what we
already have, that the clerk SIR Healy, the stew
ard Mr.. Clark, and wheelsman, undertook to
construct a ra4t, in the water forward of the
wheels, from the planks, life-preseryers, and
such other material as passengers could pass TO
them from the burning steamer, but before they
could complete it, the flames crowded upon the
passengers and drove so many overheard, as to
render further efforts useless. The wheelsman
took to the water and succeeded in getting pos
session of fender and saved himaelE He states
that he saw Mr.. Clark, the steward, and Mr..
Hcaly struggling in the water anong,,those who
had leaped on and broke up the raft, and this is
the last known Of them. The colored cook was
lucky enough to get one of the small boats right
ed up, and nobly set to work rescuing the drown
ing He took in about % which were ultimate
- all saved. The boilers were situated in the
hold 80 feet forward of the engines and from
the fact that the smokes and flames first issued
from the neighborhood of the engines, it would
seem that the fire must have originated among
the freight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

ExeRAr,oS PROM v1Ke1S1A.-We regret to SEQ
several Of our Western exchanges announcing n
considerable emigration of Virginia farmers to
the West Our emigrants are generally men of
substance, and carry with them a considerable
amount of worldly goods, which with their per-
sOnal enterprise and fine intelligence go to en-
rich and build up other communities. Their de-
parture ia serious loss to the good old State
But unless our system of improvement is push
cd on to the Ohio, or some guarantee afforded
for its prosecution, we may expect this emigra-
rion to be vastly Observation-Disclosures Dis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

Ohio Co., Va, Oct. 1. '56.-octS-1tdwts.
Repu6lcan, CadiE o; Gazette, St Clarsvg, o; EHam'.
ner Washington Pa will publish to the amount Of 81 and
Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
CATION,

Dr. Morses Inytgoratng Cordial been counterfeIted
by some unprincipied persons.
In future genuine Cordial will have the proprletOr's
facsimile pasted the cork of each bottle and the fol-
lowing words blown in the glass:
..Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, y. YIN
The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, IN pint
bottles. Price IS per bottle for IS, for $l2.
Sold by all DruQVists and Dealers IN Medicine
For sale by LACGIILISS & BUStIFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

~ The Washington Organ says: "The
work on the Capitol extension is progressing so
rapidly that there is prospect. should no ACCT
dent intervene, that Capt. Meigs will have the
pleasure of Inducing both Houses of Congress
into their respective halls in the new wings, pre-
vious to tho 4th of March next. 1t is quite
probable that the inaugural ceremonies of March
will be held in the new Senate chamber"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed br
ID man to me, bearing date December 95 1851 ma re,i
ed in the Clerks Once of Ohio Couutr Court: in pi T
80, at folio 33i will expose to sale BIZ rhc suction a; he
September 18th, 1856 the real convened 10 in
Deed, being Lots Nus. !, Q, anil :. in sf.7re SS 70 il
SprigG and Riches addition TO South Wheeling no cSI
the town OF South Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-The sum OF SSlsIo cents snl III, En-
Penses II sale, In cash-and credi: Of 6, u ap gz
for the residue.
q The above IS, Is postponed uqil MOnis! Il. 80
day Of October, 1885.
JAS. II. STOUT,
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HeHI h.. ...,.
IRON.
AmbrotYpee for ST.

PAnTIIDGE, at his ntS and spacious roouas with fae
lies for operating and arrangement for light equal to
any in the country ANA far superior any In the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are
In The country. lie Is prepared make AuabrOypes so
they be sent by mail without Also to set
them 10 loekets and pins price Dae%erreetyp.s-
Pictures made for good specimens ehI,e
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged
AlEnds OF materials In the business for SALE
Rooms east side Of Main above Monroe over Marsh
Tsyles's store auEis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

wA letter from London says-The same
uncertainty reigns respecting the progress Of l.
Italian affairs, as prevailed at the date of my last
Fortications are being repaired and enlarged all
over that unhappy country, the military forces
are being strengthened, and the police ss1rveil-
lance increased. In word, the country bids
preston, instead of being liberated from it The
efforts of England in the work of reform are
completely neutralized by the fears of France
and Austria of the word rcrolwtion, which is
their constant incubus"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
TrnsteeS Sale

DY virtua Of deed OF trust from George a.ia4a al
ID wife to dated jane 22i 1854 AMI Of r-eOri Z
Ohio Counsy Virginia in Deed Book No 3? page iS IN
County Monday the fret day of September is p-
bile auction to the highest bidder. .ot No. 10,
aed Main Street in ;hc Fifth Ward Of the CHS ot wku
ngand also forty feet in with OF Of The southern VF
lot No. l2 twenty four, situated Water IL til. sa
Fnh Ward Of the City OF Wheeling.
Terms SGLE-one th- OF the purchase will be rrqai.
ed in Cash the day Of sale and the residue in t
instruments OF six and Twelve months from SALE the pH.
chasers giving bOn with good security bearing ineTrt7
the day of sale aud the title to be retained further
curitv till the purchase money is paid
Selling Trustee shall convey only SPeh title Is v:S
ed In me by Ead deed Of trust.
e-The above sale Is adjourned until Monday, .0snAH
EDWARD II. FITznUGH.
iu2S-tg Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
4 PFltFDy F0B DlYcpEP.SI. 4.

BennAvE,s Ho.,AsD Br11E ts nov the simple, de-
shtfu and eectuai remedy for dyspepsia before the pub
lie Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Its efficacy
rersons subject nervous, and sekhe"dsehe, it is
valuable medicine used aeeorduy to directions, 1t
cannot faiito fixe relief I1itts5urgh y02rRdL
o1urroStTe prevent imPoSon, be eaEeful to ask for
B1rhaves RoUGHd BHsrs.
-sold at 81 Ter bottle six bottles for S. fy the
proprietors. BENJAMIN PAGE, ia 3 Co.
Manufacturing PharmEceutIsts and Chemists corner Smith
field and Third Streets Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLNS d BESHFZELD,
oesa wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

SECULAR PREAluMs.-Among the premiums
Charleston this week, were the foIlowing@To
the uglicst man in this or adjoining States to be
adjudged by committee of ladies, $40 mirror,
to the tallest man, SIS walking stick; to the short
est man, SPAR high.hccled boots; to the small
lest animal Of any kind of its age, l 9. Pr. Far
mer; to tho best original connundrum; v. n.
o. Pie; TO the best original toast, v. \. Intel
iigcncer; 10 a word or sentence with best comic
definition, Com. Blackstone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

sy-An eccentric individual, standing upon a
bridge, and gazing upon youth angling below,
gives vent to his feelings in the following inqui
ry; Adolescence, what art thou doing? Art
thou endeavoring to entice the finny tribe to
engulp into their dcnticuIated mouths barbed
hook, upon whose point thou hast fixed dainty
alluremcnt?" ':No, sir, said the boy, "I''n fish
ing"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

W-Ths London Athenaeum devotes two
pugcs 10 Iryiug'S delightful life of Washington,
.sbich is highly cxtolIed It Is termed "the best
memorial that has been devoted to the name of
Washington, the plainsst CT heroes and the
most n.agnanirnous Of Ren--tho ono great gen
eral Of America
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

WAt a meeting of the clergy and Iaynen at
the bible house. New York, on Monday, one por-
ton wished day Of fast and prayer TO be APP
,,oiatet, in view of the present aspect of public
eGsii-s Another portion thought it ought to be
n day ofthanksgiyinE. Between, the Responding
hnd excessively hopeful view Of aifairs nothing
Il all 6as done, and the country WAS IefG to save
i'self by Its own energy, wilhoGt the bcneGt Of
c;sggy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

STOPPED BT an EEL.-Yesterday morning,
while Deiuge Hydrant Co. No. was playing
upon the ruins of the great fire in East Boston,
the stream was suddenly stopped. On examin.
alton, large eel, 81 inches in length, was found
IN the pipe, and it required the strength of two
men TO pull the member from Cochitnate out Of
his pipe. laying position.-Basten RsraM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

WE wAxr TO sAr woaD on 4wo ABOUT BALLARn's HAIR
DYE The subject is delicate one inasmueh persons
However We E Just hint to them soto roes that this art
Gle has taken The highest premium the Worlds Fair, and
the Fairs Of the American Institute. tat is endorsed by
such chemists as Chiffon TORY, and that If they want
Dye that cannot be from the effects of nature,
they had better purchase BALLARD's at $50 broadway
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY

And disordCred
~ cTCiJ ITIJJ m JTVFp
,,.., -" t ~ ~ ~. s,or Go,;,,,,, p.,r.
Such As luulS stiOu, .aCnI.? VI IiS
Heartburn Lo5s o. AppetiIte
Ehu ana niet'ting tieS: n atl J
hiSAty anu IN S'lsIs 3 ~
thiS - purely li y "a
9eisntllS PFinSiPeT, SIeE e manner =, 81 n
lonana P[9ssS9E, DoesnaSs nIsSSe " rs t W.
III most OF He EHE"pI S''SSt 10 'H'' ~; AZ " -
United states was intended noFe especiat! oI to % @
atheFand scattered mere a theEg oHSt ae !aSs o.
mighty country MetIlhS WIN sISat
noS oneF II 40 iIe pes' h%lE ta
N9naeTlui ieG!cina VII tleS must DS
IL 70 mos WHOSE
kuIuuehs nia! nave Dee " .n - ",
ardent spiII':i OF otne "
~ eIec y. nis .'s re @ t, ~,
e thrilling and IL MIN ever nerve T"sng up Tue
the system. -,
N, -. Ia. SAp ~, L! ~ mo-, ., 10. ,,,,,
The great popularity OF thls ueLSntuI Nua mas luuCSu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
TTH ms WORKED .WIRACLES!

That ali the bald and gray can be restored perfectly
original growth their locks concerned
admit of doubt besides 1t will every possible
disease Of the scalp, developed dandru itching
or in the shape Of cutaueous eruptIons-eve scald-head
possible case, will fail of curing II By magic,
periodical headache and If used twice week
by young vigorously, it will preserve the color, md
keep falling, any imaginable Read aud
judge.
rne strssc,. gp2I
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Powder! Powder!

NJ DapontG superior Ride Sporting I'm cannisters),
Hating both for reck and COAL which he will sell either by
Railroad contractor, and others using large quantities,
will do well 20 call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03

The TOMB OF PIzARRo.---Tn the crypt nnder the
high alter are deposited the remains of the celc-
brated Pizarro, who was assassinated in the Pal
ace hard by. A small piece of silver, which
drop into the hand of the attending sacristan,
procured me admission in the crypt. Descend
ing few steps, entered small place, some
twenty feet long, quite light and wllitcwashcd,
and which smet and looked so much like 4 com.
Portable winc-cel!ar that l caught myself more
than once looking round for the bins and bottles.
The first object | saw was large square tomb,
surmounted by the erect figure of an abbot and
close by, in narrow opening in the wall, no.
ticed what appeared to me to be collection Of
dusty rags, but closer inspection proved that
this was all that remained Of the renowned con-
queror of Peru. He has still on him the clothes
and shoes which he wore at the time OF his as
sasSination. OF course his body is nothing but
a skeleton covered with dried flesh and skin, so
that no features are observable. The body
is covered with the remains of what was
white linen, swathed round him, but the dust Of
centuries has collected on it, and turned it to a
light brown color, and it almost pulverises when
touched. The body'is placed on narrow peice
of plank, in sloping position, and has been
placed i'll this hole merely to put it out of the
way. The folks in Lima do not think anything
of the remains of poor Pizarru; and dare say
that little money, judiCiOusly invested, would
procure for any curiosity-hunter the whole Of
his rcmains.-A RGmJLe from the Sidney Of
SOUTHAMPTON.