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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16
House NOR Sane

4 SMALL House situated in the Second Ward and Ipca
ted Citr property, by permit the city Council
This is opportunity for widow wantiI .,o
secure home free Of rent for particulars euGuire Of
hiinher!:, or THOS. OMAN.
n Il. II not SOLD private sale before Nov l., a. viii
be thea nITtrd at public sake. SertI5 :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16

EXPERIMENT WITH GUANo on PorAroEs.-On
the 2lst of fifth mo- last, planted l-6 bushels
of potatoes on half an acre, and in % 1-5 rows
a tritile more than 20 perches long.
The ground had been deeply plowed early in
the spring, and after the potatoes were dropped
1-2 three-horse loads of wel-rotted stable ma,
nure were shaken into % 1-2 of the rows. and
on the other little dirt was drawn with hoe
and Y lbs of Peruvian guano scattered along It
All the rows were covered lightly, say inchs
deep, with the pillow.
We dug them the 26th inst, being careful TO
keen the guanoed row and one next to it distinct.
The manfred row yielded 1874 lbs. The soil
was alike over the patch, and the conditions of
the experiment were exactly fair, to the. best of
my knowledge.
This result gives gain of 81 1-a bushels of
60 lbs (Which is rather more than is usually
given for bushel,) per acre in favor of the
guano If we allow "a bushels of merchant.
able potatoes and the rest for expenses, and sell
81 per bushel, the guano will beat the
the whole of its own cost.
@'ano at sSD per- ton of 1900 lbs. $500
SI.- "a 10
manure as clear grain,
moment in this sec.
81 per bushel
N.v1D Ev-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16

WatertOvn, Mass, May ?, ,5l.

PROF n ,roon WATERFOWL, Mass, May 2, VI.
Allow me to attest the virtues magic mowers of your
na restorative Three mortts since, being exceedi,rrIy
sAH; purchased and soon commenced bottles:
ana IT soon began to tell in restOr silver locks to their
NATIVE color and the hair which dry and harsh
ann IalnG OIL nov became soft and glossy and It sed
s; me danaruG disappeared and the scalp lost all the
Iy look but feel young again. - : -' VA
Respectfully, yours, &c.
CHAs. WHITNEY.
ia Market ST., st. Louis. - : " l. ann
- For sale in Wheeipgby
-, Il. II LOGAN CO.,
-aP4-Sln-thw T3rdre Corner
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B. Bartlett & Co..

n Of Alcohol, camphene, Phossene
burning Fluid Vegetable Oil and Lard on And deal
sd, Tanners, Machinery, Fish, Castor, and Other
CnrPentiae, Potash. Glue &c. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16

PROF. W0OD-
DEAR SIR: Ny hair had, for several years. been be-
GGtnhg pTematnrely gray, accompanied by harshness
Feuere the constant application of necessary in
Eess'nFlt When commenced using your Hair ReEtorn-
Se about TWO months 1t in that condition; and
having continued its use till within three weeks II
has turned TO its natural COLOR assumed softnrss and
greatly 70 be preferred to those produced by the ap
OF oiIs or any other preparation ever used
II as an indispensable article for every toilet
Mter I" S used as Hair Restorative, the simple
PURPOSES oil dressing or identifying the hair Ynuhave per-
to refer to me all who entertain any doubt Of its do
ing all that is claimed for it, " Nv
MRS. C. sYMoNDs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16
Valuable Property for SIZE

Valuable Property for Sale
ME subscriber offers private sale the bous. and ,t an
tire corner OF F1urtl, Quincy StS The Ia.. las Zen
GecnIitd for severaiye 50 Of the best boari 4.
Ia te eS ana Is wen dap i either for boarding.
or second class hotel hse proximity to H. Uiprsrli
Ea:lr"ah Depot makes it desirable Tor ttlr Of the
above purposes. Terms accommodating
huc6 JAMES TANNER
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zacharah Jacob Trustee 81, and others In the osn

Zachariah jacob Trustee s.: and others In de tI5sa,'
against Court IDr Ono
Julia @. PAUL and others. Crunty, Vs.
In pursuance o: the Decree of the Circuit Court so Ohin
County, shall the 2lst day October NJ the Court
House for Ohio County. sol" at public sale Lot No. >inO
Zines edition to Wheeling, Zanes Island The terms
OF sale, are creditsof and three By 'gAt
instruments, with interest from the da Of sa The puFcha
giving lis obligations good security for the same
and the title to he retained t the purchase P1t-
This we'll improved lot with dwelling houses on IL
and is sold in order to division the dsviSegs
WM. 8 WFCKHAM,
sp20-ts Sheriff Of Ohio CouutT.
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WILL sell to the HIGHEST bidder AUCTION Rooms,
$50 Market Square, Wheeling, Va. Saturday the 23h
day OF October 1856 at O'clock A ~ the following prop
eTty, viz: Horse, Buggy and Harness. lot Rail Road
Tools, comprising Picks Crowars Drills Sedges; Blocks
PnIleys, Ropes, &c also full of BnCksmtS
Tools. GEORGE 4. MICKHANI,
Ar Ir,Ilan
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Notine.

OTIcE s hereby given to all persons from taking
certain Note for the Of Two Hundred and Syty7
hve Dollars given at Lagrange, OHIO, Sept 29t payable
SIN months after date TO D. r. King order as said note
was TAUaIentIy obtained, and the will paid
oE me ROBERT MCINTYRE,
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NOTICE.

To the Lorers Of Rome mq9e .Ntnwftct,Tes
GRd the Public in general.
lhRlsTIAN FLACK still continues his business Of Manu-
y y, featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
Shidrens Winter Mt his stand, No. I6T Main st.
s9mth Side OF Suspension bridge Wheeling Va. Hhr~ lie
wiz be pleased to see his old customrTs and nRuN nN
ones as can make him call. being Of e best
quality; all work warranted
The special attention Of the Ladies' invited tn lis srge
assortment OF line BLACK STOCKINGS, OF superior
quality as has ever been exhibited in this city. sli9
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Silk Shirts and Drawers.
HAVE very heavy SIIk Shirts and Drawers all
Sizes from 10 to ~ inches in bust sale low by
!. II. STALIAiAN,
Octi4 No. 9 Washington IISll
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NO . WashinptonN HAN

NO. z WaShingto Hall.
NlE undersigned would respectfully his friends
and patrons and the citizens Of Wheeling vicinity
ally that lac has eivtd his Fall Winter
Hhs Casmeres and Hestings, all OF which he prepared
Q mai up to order in the latest and approved style
md be5 manner short notice. and prices which cannot
all to peAsc chr best buyers All goods warranted to be as
good as recommended, or sale. J.H srALLMAN,
Tail
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81
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY
New Tailoring Emporium.

The Subscriber would respectfully an.
nounce to the inhabitants of Westerly ant
vicinity, that he has leased the Store under
the american Hall, one door north Of P
BARRIERS Store, where he is prepared tc
Cut and Make all kinds of Clothing, per
tanning to the Tailoring Business, in
fashionable and workmanlike manner
having had twenty years experience in tn,
Art OF Cutting, he pledges himself that al
work entrusted to his care, shall be made
in the most thorough manner, and in al
cases warrants that his work shall not b,
sur -passed in point of style or workman.
ship either in New York OF any other
city. ....
Ills arrangements are such, that he will
furnish his customers with clothing Of al
kinds. on as reasonable terms as they car
be had in this vicinity.
~" Cutting done for others, to make on
short notice, and warranted to fit if properly
made, New York and Boston Fashion regu
larry received. Please give us trial, and
satisfy yourselves. .afk
N. B.-Wanted by the subscriber, three
experienced hands, to work in the shop -
also, Coat hands, to make shop work. Con-
stant employment and the highest prices
CASH will be paid.
27ln WILLIAM DAVIS.
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CHE losatsrtgsGf4o,
AND
PawSatmok Advertiser
->N>~~>~oc>oo~oo~~~o>~>~>
Westerly, August z, 1856.
The Elections.

The election in Kentucky, Monday,
was for county officers, only. The dem,
ocrats gain generally, and claim the re.
suit as sure indication that the State
will 60 for Buchanan.
In Iowa, the election was for two
members of Congress, all State Officer,
but Governor, legislature, &c. 1t has
undoubtedly gone Republican. In ter
counties the Republicans have a majority
of 1850 votes. Timothy Davis, the
Republican candidate GrCongress- in
the I'd district, was largely ahead.
In Missouri, a Governor, seven mem
bers of Congress, ard legislature which
has two u. 8. Senators to choose, was to
be elected. Mr.. Blair, Republican, is
certainly chosen to Congress in the St.
Louis district, and probably Col. Benton
has also carried the State for Governor
The Bentonians and Americans will
pretty certainly together carry the legis-
lature and unite in choosing Mr.. Benton
and an American as U. S. Senators.
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DG- The /" Republican, candidat

D9- The Republican" candidate
for Lieut.. Governor, of Illinois, was re-
Gently. constrained to withdraw from
the ticket after entering on the canvass,
on account of the discovery that, being
foreign born, he had not been a citizen
for the requisite length of time.
Another species of inelegibility has
presented itself in regard to Col. Bissell,
the candidate of the same party for
Governor. The Constitution of Hi.
nois prohibits the election of any man
who has given or accepted challenge
to fights duel. AS Col. Bissell became
thus involved in dispute with Col
Davis, few years since, he is of course
disqualified.
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Free OF Charge.
II NO t..' ~


sVA AhS Wing II
ENTITLED " Boston Abbey in the Older
Times" splendid steel Engraving from
the celebrated painting by Landseer, an.
the departure of the Israelites from
Egypt" large and beautiful Engraving
from a painting by d. Roberts. =
The retail price of the above Engraving
is SO per copy, but will be sent free o.
charge, as follows:
The subscribers have established Book
Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any
book or publication at the retail price, free
of postage. Any persons by forwarding tn,
subscription price of any of the s3 Maga
zines, such as Harpers, Godey's, Putnam's
Graham's. Frank Leslies Fashions, Sc.
will receive the Magazines for one year
and copy of either the above beautifu
Engravings, free Of charge, or if subscrib
ing to 50 and a 81 Magazine, such a
Petcrson's and Challen's Ladies' Christian
Annual, both Magazines, and a copy OF
either OF tie above Engravings will be sent
Every description Of Engraving on woot
executed with neatness and Dispatch
Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings
Views OF Machinery, Book illustrations
Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, &C.
All orders sent by mail promptly attended
to. Persons wishing views of their build
ings engraved, can send Daguerreotype
or sketch Of the building by mail or ex
press.
Persons at distance, having saleable
articles, would find it to their adyantag,
to address the subscribers, as we would &C,
as agents for the sale of the same.
BYRAM & PIERCE,
5o South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
275-dnw.
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b0- The Coroner's Jury empanuell.
ed to enquire into the cause of the late
deplorable accident on board the stea m
er Empire State, have returned ver-
Dict
That the said deceased persons died
in consequence of injuries received Oh
board the steamer Empire State, on her
passage from Fall River to New York ,
on the night of the Goth of July, when
short distance from Point Judith,
which injuries were scalds or burns, oc-
casioned by the collapsing or bursting
of the starboard boiler Of said steamer,
at about 10 P. M. that the defects, if
any, existed in said steam chimney,
and were not such as a careful examina-
ton, and the exercise of due diligence
could have detected and guarded
against that there appears to have
been no excess of steam at any time
after the boat left Fall River, and be-
fore the time of the explosion that on
the contrary, but moment or two be-
fore the explosion, the pressure OF
steam indicated, was about six pounds
less than the maximum of pressure al
lowed by the government inspectors
certificate that there appears to, have
been the usual amount of water in the
boiler at the time of the explosion, and
no want of care or attention on the part
of the engineers or fremen ; and that,
therefore, the accident is to be attribu-
ted as one of those unforeseen casual
ties incident to steamboat travel, and
for which no person or persons can be
held accountable.
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Bay The verdicts of the coroners
juries in relation to the late terrible
disaster on the Northern Pennsylvania
Railroad, throw the blame on Conduc-
tor Hoppcl, of the excursion train, and
acquit Conductor Vanstavoren, of the
down train, (who is said to have com
mittea suicide after the calamity and
also relieve the engineer of the down
train frem any imputation.
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esS" The net amount in the treasury
subject to draft, is nearly 1923 900, 900,
Notwithstanding that 81 o2, ,7O3 have
been paid on account o the Texas
debt. The officers and employees Of
the legislative and executive branches
of the government, were not paid for
last months services, owing to the
delay in the passage Of the appropria.
ton bill for the present fiscal year
The clerks, who have heretofore beer
accommodated with advances under
similar circumstances, are now refused
by the banks, for fear of the possible
defeat of the appropriation bills.
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nas~ The Liberty--owing to the fog
and darkness of the night-did not make
the proposed excursion to Watch Hill,
on Satul lday evening. She will try it
again on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, when she will make Moonlight
Excursion to Watch Hill, accompanied
by the Westerly Brass Band. This
will probably be one of the best excur.
sions Of the season.
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BtD~ The two Conventions at Syra-
cusc, representing the +" Hard and Soft"
sections of the Democracy of New
York State, managed to form one body,
and adjust previous differences, so as to
unite the democratic forces throughout
the State. Amasa j. Parker was
nominated for Governor, on the fourth
ballot, and an electoral ticket selected
from both sections, was agreed upon,
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MATRIMONIAL.

"A young gentleman of prepossessing g
appearance, and moderate income, wishes
10 form the acquaintance of some young
lady, with view to marriage, she must be
handsome and well educated, AMI of a
domestic disposition, and not over twenty
years of age, any lady wishing to apply for
the situation, can do so by addressing
9 Frank" box SO Post Office. All comma.
nications strictly confidential. 275.
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gNA The Court Martial which &C

pa" The Court Martial which con.
veped at Providence, on Monday, fol
the trial of Col. w. w, Brown, of the
First Light Infantry, on charge of dis
obedience of orders Oh the 4th of July
preferred by Brigadier Gen. Pitman
dissolved without trial, in consequence
Of some error in the preliminary pro-
ceedings. Another court will probably
be called when due notice SHALL have
been served.
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BA~ A colored barber was last week
tarred and fcathered at Hudson, N. Y :,
and then notified to vamosc and
ranche," which he lost no time in
doing The cause of the affair was a
supposed excessive intimacy between
the darkey and white girl, respectfully
connected.
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Clerks Office, Court ofProbntc

Westerly, August 2d, 1856.
All persons interested in the Probate O,
certain instrument of writing, purportinp
to be the last Will and Testament of Josep i
Chapman, late of Westerly, deceased are
hereby notified to attend n meeting of the
Court Of Probate, next to be holden in, and
for the town of Westerly, at the Hotel O,
Charles Leonard, on the last Monday IA
this month, at 0 o'clock in the forenoon
and be heard for or against the Probate
thereof. ga
Witness :-JIRAH I. GRAY, as.
275-3t. Prohate Clerk
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E2P 1t was found on the late burn
ing Of the steamboat Northern Indiana,
on Lake Erie, that numbers of the
"preservers' had been rendered value
less, by having been used as pin cush-
ions by lady passengers on retiring.
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sy- A little boy died in Nantucket
a few days ago, after suffering great
pain, in consequence of standing on his
head-a practice which is followed by
many boys.
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D6y" The Democrats of the Eastern
section of Connecticut, are to hold a
mass meeting on Groton Heights, on
the 9th of September, the anniversary
of the battle there.
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B3" There was brutal fight on
Thursday last, between several drunk
en- rowdics, at the miserable rum hole
called Rocky Point Beach, kept, we
believe, by person named Liltlcfeld,
of Providence.
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D0y- The charter election for the city
of New London, took place on Monday,
and resulted in the choice of j. N.
Harris, Esq, for Mayor, by majority
of seventy -one, over A. G. Lippitt, Esq.
the opposing candidate.
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Notice..

T III. Will co X, would respectfully
u announce to the citizens of this vicinity
tn at he has just received an assortment Of
Bliss & brakes Patent Smoothing Irons,
which are in good order and ready for sale.
All persons wishing to purchase may do so
by calling at the Office Of C. Maxon, & Co.
where the above named articles may be
found. j. ii WILCOX.
256-2-m Westerly, May 10, 1856.
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baS" A Presidential vote was taken
at Watch Hill on Wednesday, with the
following rcsult-Frcmont ID, Buchanan
8, Fillmore 3, Douglass 1, Gerritt
Smith /.
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n0" A lot of notes, bonds and real
estate, the property of =. L. Barnum
were sold at auction in New Ycrk, on
Tuesday, by order of Court, for the
benefit Of Mr.. Barnum's creditors, in
the clock concern.
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pU- The Annual Picnic of the
Sunday School connected with the
Christian Church, Of this village, will
take place on Thursday next, the l4th
inst They will spend the day at Os-
brook Grove, where short addresses will
be made, dinner provided, &c.
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DY" The jewelry stores of Samuel
H. Wales, Daniel Grinwood, and Henry
Lutz, of Providence, were broken into
on Tuesday night. Mr.. Wales lost
from $4,000 to $4,000; Mr.. Grin
wood from $4,000 to $4,000. Mr..
Lutz loss was small.
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the public, and ample facilities for rid
ing about the Island, also for sailing
or fishing. For bracing sea air, plain
yet wholesome living, bathing, fishing
and lounging without starch or stiffness,
Block Island is the place to resort.
w.
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Building Lots.

SEVERAL Building Lots, situated on
~ the corner of Canal Street and the
street leading to the Parse mage of the First
Baptist Church, opposite the Depot. The
lost are beautifully located, Of good size,
and will be sold on reasonable terms. For
further particulars, inquire Of
S. A. EDMOND
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are net joyous ones, but all may be
profitable to ourselves and others
When next / write for you, I will tell
you a tale as full of the joyous of life as
that has been of its sorrows.
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FOUND.

"A Claret Colored Shawl, left at the Store
OF Potter and Champlin, Druggists, may be-
nad by the owner, on calling for it.
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sar Sixteen runaway slaves arrived
together in Stamford, Canada, q few
days ago.
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DIED.

In East Greenwich, on the Sd inst, Anna
daughter of Richard G.. and Mary Ann
Rowland, aged ! years.
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X ing $ ton Fer a l G
8 e M I ~ A II Y.

THE Autumn Term of this Insti TUT or
will commence on Thursday, the 1lth OF
September next ana continue fourteen
weeks.
MISS KITTREDGE, Principal:
Miss WEST, Associate Teacher. 275. 81
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MAIL STEAM LINE TO CHrsk-We learn from late Caii-
fofua paper that tho senators and representatives OF that
State in Congress intend making effort at The present
session Of that body TO obtain the passage OF oil or tne
establishment Of line Of mail steamers from ssnfrancsco
to Shanghai touching the Sandwich islands and Japan
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Our respected contemporary Of the New York CONNER
cia Advertiser states that the Presidents message vi"
transmitted from that city Boston, by telegraph in the
short space Of four hours tbs elegrapbic feat had been
characterized by much accuracy despatch, there
would be some cause for the Advertisers commenda-
tons Ast is the clegrsphie report Of the Presidents
message which appears in most Of the Boston papers Of last
Tuesday Ia merely confused and inaccurate but
many passages Of this important document are sadly per-
verted Our Boston contemporaries owe i 10 themselves
and their readers repubsh the message in corrected
and Of course authentic shape.
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PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES SENATOR.

bill has passed the senate Of Pennsylvania Get
ting apart the 4h Of the present month the day for the
legislature Of that State to go into joint convention for
the purpose Of electng United States senator In the
place Of Hon. Mr. Cooper whose term ex ired on the 4th
Of March, 1855 similar bin had previously passed the
III