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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22
FLLIBUSTERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, 2lst-Col Jno Allen, of
Cuban and Texan celebrity, left this evening on
the Sultana, with $50 hentuckians, destined for
Nicaragua. .ss
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wAxrvp-A jOurneyman printer can hear Of
pleasant situation by calling at this Office
A good hand wanted Immediately.
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HEADACHE AND DEBlIlTY

Mr. SllaS L!scomb Of Birmingham yays-"I found
Bocrhavc's Bittcrs renle; headache debility Hy
wi has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. s. Nicholson of Pittsburgh also says he hexpo
rieaccd much relief fsonij use Tor headache.
READ THIS.
Il IEohaa6er's Tssiim0aY-Iurul EnskCs living in the
Holland Of ShchOggan Mis- says: AFTER suffering
the misery Attending utter rostrntIOn Of
mind and body have been ssstorr by using Docrhave's
BItters, to perit ct lculth' -.
Tie fact this remedy being in high rsputc among
;lc Eouners in wisconsin, Michigan, New Ycrk-in fact,
every Holland settlement IN tile United Statex-Argues in
its favor. 5-5. -y 49, T. ----s a--sr-'--
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson Ilvg miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, commenced taking
Roerhave's Holland ttterS, could hardly waknow
10Y excellent hcAltL.n
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Ma EOrrOn-D.ar Sc :! respectfully decline being a
nddsts Sheriff al the ensuing election In doing
+Eave tender my vaEest thanks to my many fiehGs
f der approving sustaining kindness, generously
'''rs!'s touars the position have occupied before
''''aA'ic. Respectfully,
Wheeling, May iTtb. 1856 1ay1O
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VIZ arc requested by Mr.. John Knote to state
that he is not a candidate for Justice of the
Peace for the Sixth District
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BALTIMORE, May 9i.-0ur market for bread
stuffs is unchanged. Flour firm, more buyers
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rr,.rn INns1rrr

I7.1.."-l
Case Of flight l0atas Standing Ctyel6 Roerd0rs's
LOldjlCt Grant, SMITH
iedstrest 1dy, viii. running on the river, on
was taken with Fever and AEle For eight long months
this dreadful disease. The greater part of this
time unable work. spent least y dollars
for different incidence, but found permanent relief
Three ago. OF friends Insisted upon my try
ing .L0erhGrsx Holland JiterS,' saying tut
Guaranteed After trying it for only one weeks must
state 1 was a sound man have been at work for
two weeks and have had no return Of the chls and fever
whatever"
Iccrtify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS. Diamond House,
Orat Il. Chcstcrs, Gothic hail.
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j. M. HAMILToN.
FOUNDRY PROPERTY,

TIME nroDeTty Is in good working ORDER having black
smith oP with two lres, Patterns and tools, together
with stock OF coke buildings 50 feet Ia lrnZft by
feet width eth carpenter Shop and lathe shop with one
lathe. IL
and Misunderstanding county, with very large coal trade In
active operation.
steady habits and good character and none but such
need appr II any should desire to purchase the pay
ents win be made eaAy, either with or without the stock
property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
Of $3aiO. Should company purchasing, desire it, tile
Gpis 9td TN SARGENT BROTHER.
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Editor shrIoggan NIenubolel shFlisg
RuEI-MATISAI-

a Case Of Ztco NoMti1' Sundiaq cured bv Eocr6are,s
H0IkHd RineEs-GeOrge Henderson, Of Pittsburgh says
Attcr suffering for three months it'll rheumatism part
of tile time severely TO Conne my e-1 hive
been entirely cured By the Of oerhaves Holland Bit
tiers. have had attack Since but found almost nstnn
taneous relief in tile medicine. Its, In my opinion
remedy for rheEmatEsIn.r Z + -.
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MEDIGAII
a a b alILL5 SIfOULDNIfRY=II'!! .. 7 =
DIR. no sTzE51.ir Err, S
q 1' GEEEBRATED $500 ~. :
STOMACHBITTE'RS. =
TOO. 600 Bottle. sofa in ono ) en.r.


NOTHING In tie nlarkct-uotlng the medical market
In for raSt fifty years, has eguae nor can an
g'EF GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. ss. sss
DR.. ostetterS oil recileI
experimental result OF some Amateur lySi
clans Investigation. 1t is the result of profound
elaborate study Of Of the most scientific chemists OF
the present century. -. III. 5ss.la,
Dr. HosettSF submits his Invaluable ptteFs to ehSatr
teSts, That s bytier1 personal tra' upon
constitution. Tie true properties g" these bt'ers 1ll
analysis, the fall force OF their great
uCiCna will he made manifest IN IN almost tncFel-
biz short space Of tilue upon t!c system. .yrg.
AreyoA uySpepc? Then take tsse celebrated stomach
Areyon Riltou.3 Try bottle Of these BssFs and Ue
Are you annoyed by indigestion: Remove the cause by the
lave Won Fever aud Agueg How many thousands In the
West South OF this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the of these Bittcrs. u Ell; ~
All should try this great autidOtc We venture TO Affirm
tint while osetters Bters uSe case OF fever and
aglle cannot occur. s.. ~
will great tonic agent which all VIII appreciate
when ptrsoay satisfied Of tie fact, they viii be by Civ
ing the llters one TRIAL.
Differs represented to be tho same which
comparatively worthless. Our DtterS without
rival their medicinal qualities. They are rut up In
square containing full Innr with the directions on,
aid .y ~ Hosteels ISonrH BerS,'' blown tue bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOIEAN FER noTTLE.
sale ly all the principal Druggists, Hotel hars
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
slutcs, and by .. ,--,,,,,,E,>
~ T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
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TrIlS+ Sale. d


lY virtue of Decd of Trust oxEogsd to the subscriber
D nv George Hartman aud wife, and duly recorded in the
Clerks oee Of OHIO county court deed book numbered
page 2lT kc VIII prnsce, for TIE purposes therelu
NAMED, MONDAY the lth day Of June 1856 to sell al
public auction door OF the Court lton$e OF Ohio
county IN. real said deed specified, and situated In
tile Fifth Ward Of the of Wheeling follows. to wit
numbered Reen (l5) and sixteen (6 OIL ttc east side
Main street: lots numbered two hundred and Eory-nn
C249l (A5 and the north half Of
two hundred fIrty-our (2t tile east side Of EoG
street. numbered two hundred and fifteen y2il and two
Een.vstX I2sG and te north half OF two HIM
drcd and twenty-five (25l the east side nj Fol street. TIE
north half OF lot numbered one hnndcI and StNy-sght
OGS side Chniine street, lot numbered ont
hundred and hirtyve (I$ at the southeast corner q
Market and Third streets, Lot numbered one hundred and
side ri St1rirt street, Lot num-
hundred and twelyseven (2Il ut the southeast
corner Market ana Stco and all that parcel OF
ground whicl, was conveyed Iurlran by the Trus
tees OF tine Second Presbyterian Charch being nncy-egh
feet front running back about eighty
six feet. ...T .,s
One-fou5 Of sc purchase money must be paid In cash,
he residue credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen
months will given, the purchaser purchasers giving
approved negotiable paper with good endorsements bearing
interest from nv and the title retained until the pMr-
chase money pnid deed of trust taken the property
sold option othe purchaser Iwi!l convey only such
title AS is vested in me by the Trust Deed.
CIiAS W. RUSSELL,
rt1sfna
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wheeling and PITTSBURGH.

r. be-. TIL: iine side wheel pas 1855
m ~. senger steamer FOREST CT, tkE~ss-.-1ss4
En- Z. zs3DICRNL Capt Asa Shepherd Sll5Ssss
VII between Wheeling and PittsSnrgths EoTs5e
day; AMI the Durna Tuesday, Thursday and
\. NJ arriving at Wclsye In time to connect with the
Cleveland cars Pittsburgh in time for tie morning
line East Eearning-the Forest City lcrvss Pts6gTgn eE
Monday Wednesday and Friday 10 A. "; arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio.
- s. c. DAHER co. Agents.
EThroush Tickets Cleveland, TOedu, Monroe, De-
trO Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo aud DunErE sold at the
Office s. @. Baker & Co Ito
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Ecdt Hogaudsc6 Kruiden Biiiers

Many Of our most worthy testify wonderful
Tonic it has never been cauasd FIR tue relief u affords III
sintaneous SerTous Rheumatic Nenrnl2e AGec-
ioS It hasln numerous instances proHelhey beIetcial
and in others effected decided cure. 81
When eminent yscans prescribe, and their patients SO
unhGs.tInsly recommend, surely cease to doubt
and .eagrrI ysteSt its: virtues for ourselves. sE
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Assipnees' ale,

Assignees' ale.
WILL sell Public Sale the front door Of the Court
House In Wheeling, the 3lth dav OF April 1886 the
entire Of SAM Irwin, in Lots No. &c. q and S In
North Whetng which erected three Good Dwelling
Houses, WagonInakera nnS one BlaetsEni'h Sh3p;
Sale 10 commence 10 O'Clock. A. n. The title e beleY.
ed to he good viii only guarantee such title as vested
10 inc as Assignee Of said Sam. Irwin.
h. 8. IRWIN,
apI-tdw. x Assignee.
an Of June 1886. - - L
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TOY virtue decd trust executed to me las John w
- CHI and wife, duly record ia the Clerks Office Of
Ohio County CoGr In Deed Book numbered 49, page zig
purposes specified said deed, to SELL at the front
Of Court House of Oh!o coHt, the following real
city Wheeling, wit:te t;idEv te half OF the pro-
perry the southwest Of Market and Non
roe streets said city, v said III and Henry Moore,
embracing Lots numbered nine ( and ten and so much
the north half Of Lot numbered eleven (1J snd Gil
and Moore sold Also, the following lots in the
Fih Ward OF sail city, TO wits Lots numbered csly-sght
(S and eghy.uInc C9) utthe northeast Of Main
Webster STREETS, a, Lot numbered! hundred and
(10Sl tile west side Square, Centre Wheel
ing. ,.., -, 80, #. -.z
he purchase money will required in cash.
On the residue credit six twelve and eighteen months
will he given purchaser or purchasers giving approved
negotiable paper with gond endorsement bearing interest
day sale, and the title being retained nn the pr-
money is paid deed of trust taken on tile property,
ut the option of the purchaser.
Twill convey Unly such title is vested in me by the
Trust Deed. 81 Z f.t.sf ~ gs-E
ny15 . CHARLES W. RUSSELL, Trustee.
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have still to many hy
this remedy. but must await another nppotunity One
thing you rely upon, what have Published
persons much respected to Community, and literally
tFl'e ,.4,,,. J. sS oyINTus;
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N. l.. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ETHIED DOOR UELoW 8. D. HARPER's NAT sroRH.l
WHEELING, va.


HAVE lust received another and Shoes from
manufacturers, nude expressly Tor
this trade Of good material and the best workmanship and
am now prepared furnish and everybody with any
kind GSos in line, FROM 20 cent shoe
dollar boot variety, style, quality, Material
and dnsnlityo 81 and pfiees cannot pc sur
passed By any other house in tldS or any oueF city,
Gents Boots and Shoes of all kinds. styles and qualities
made ouler.
States lam satisfied fatO please who may
favor with call. 49, 10y -
CAL and examine for. your selves.
My stock consists in part Of the following articles:
4- 100 pair beet boots; -
1S9 do Kip
100 80 d, do S SS4k .ggI Eoof boots
MEMS BROGAEs. sur s
loo pair best calf bTOgansi
1 1SS 90 90 t hiR
BOYS AND YOUTHS HE0GAHs.
~ 1eu pair bOys' thick broEans;
loo do Kip
100 pair youths thseN
~ ~ iOYfs AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs of calf boots; f.5s- - i.
- .H1UO do kid = p -
- swOMES.s WEAR.
100 pairs lasting galtSFst all colorsi
$50 walking shoes, - 5zs
100 do morocco buSklns,
$50 do lid --ls-i ~ 80 Lib
1850 20 calf .,-.Hs
~ 200 do morocco and Kid slrqsrs.
MISSES BOOTS.
1Sh pairs morocco boots, s4siiz3a ~
L is do FrsnchiaoFoeco boots.
i150 do calf
$50 do kip hit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

1Mothes great Care e5ette6y GOer1re's Holland Bit
ersThe wife Of Peter De Wife living in Holland Town,
Shvboygan county, wisconsin, suderCu very much from
weakness Of the stomach aud Indigestion. She had been
undera physcnn's for time, but the disease
battle his skill She purchased nol-
DItters Office which have given
macI her appetite aud strength returning,
Is believe that this IS another elected by your
medicine. a- l.. = s1s,s.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

Abel Bonar, Ex'r OF James II. Bonars plalntlA
James u. Murphy and OtheTs, deits
pursuance the decree rendered In this at The
spring Term, 1 Of the Circuit Court for Marshall county,
aud OF another rendered in said cause ~ the Spring
Term, 1855, OF said Court M proceed to sell at public aue
tiop door Of the Court House Of Marshall e0nn-
IL 81; the 1874 day Of June 1885, hat being Court day
tract OF land Laurel Run, branch Of Creek
IN SAID county adjoining Lands Joseph Clark Vim Evans
David Clyde and others Containing ISL acres more Or es
said land viii he gold credit Of six twelve and et
teen months rom day Of sqlS in equal payments With IN.
teTeEt: the purchaser giving bond with good see0r LOT
said payments, and title being retained until the purchase
-'''s' JACOB JEFFERSON, Deputr for
my1Sl81d:Ef E-NDS H0HALe2, sheriff, &c:
a. w. n 4 U 8 @ EEg0iU @ IA :
Attorney at Law,
N1TILIpractss itis County Circuit Courts Of Tay-
( wv I0r. Barbour, Harrison and Marion.
OFFICE-pFrnty town. fASlor Cos Va.
[ -sia+a sstNt - RETEnESGE5.
T J. d. Miner, l.. u. d.. Law PFoteasorf
J. z. IIolc0mbe, Eaq,, GnlTeFSltSf y o.. y
Judke- r. II. Eieid, CalpePer.
Min, Green, Esq, - -
H0HsJ. F. strSthef, EaPFahnnnoek
Hon. SteTfard Clemens, Wheellngt va.
-Cbat. W. IIu4stll, Esq. s.
JGdge Joseph jFfr, l"=-3.is t,tissf! Z
II nRrfht-rteFe, ~
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NOTTGR.

no ICE. Ut
DIR EaCssEP,rs CsHS carefully compounded at a
/ hours-etIer big, or NigSf-at 49,.
J. b. VOWEI.l.S, 50 Monroe st.
h,23 Sign OF Red Mortar.
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NERVOUS AND RlIEuSAT1C AFFECTIONS
This eanSeabe weather is liz produce great deal
OF sickness Toers9ns troubled with nervous
ic affections we wonld recommend Roerhaves Holland lit
ters On referring TO columns you Will find certificates
from SOME Of our hFs Herman and English cixens.0.
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BR01Lo VS., T'RIES 81!
.R0BElsstllN5, T.ENS7' G1tYDIR0N

john q. lsllam aatI Ja,nvs Rtsh.r1 ff5y4
partners under the fI OF TS, On ltbtl In cause
and FShtr e. S rs contract civil and uari-
time. In the United States
Tic Steamboat Thomas Swami, States District Court
her tackle, apparel, and fr the Western District OF
Virginia.
Tie parties above named, and all others Interested
hereby notified that, pursuant to decree of the United
States District Court for the Western District OF Virginia, IN
suit in admiralty made in the above named shall
proceed upon the Sst day Of May next my ore in tue
city OF Wheeling take testimony aud said Court
what lne, II anything, to the Ielan in e above named
y OF the matters alleged in said .bt also.
Uat other claims exist against the said bua her tackle R
arel and furniture, against the corporation by the
Of "te Thomas Swann and the thereof respective
AID their effect and proriIcs liens, and all ether
matters by deemed neEtnentOr specially required By the
CHARLES MARsnALL,
fNE.. Lila.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

THIS well known Hotel has been newly renovated aud
furnishes the best of accommodations to travellers
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REDUCTION or RATES TO AND FROM
New York, philadelphia 81 Baltimore

sVNrE Adams Express Company, for the safe and speedy
i conveyance Of
NnSEv, VALUABLE PACK AGEs FuIlGHT OF KINDS
in charge special is the only reliable
Wheeling (by Railroad directly to New York.
PhiladrlplIa Baltimore, boston, Washington City.
ASO-rfd Central Ohio Railroad to ZantSTle Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis, Chicago and st. Louis.
Expresses leave halt. & 0O Railroad at ~ o'clk, p.
~, Central Ohio Railroad at 5O'ciOckp r NJ
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, AMI Northern Ohio at
O'Clock, A.. N. -...es
tee. hours q baltimore. N.PlttMNS. Agent,
ages Adams Express Go.
Change of TEnsC!
CLEVELAND AM; PITTSBURGH RstlER03D.
T., Ally TIME
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FR0aI NEW YORK.

May 2t.-Thc q. S. ships Potomac and Sara
toga. sailed from st. Barston on the 9TH inst,
for St Thomas.
The ground was broken yesterday Mt Port
Monmouth, n j., on the Air Line r. r., between
Raritan Bay and Delaware Bay, designed even
tuaily to connect New5York city with Norfolk
and other southern ports, by a much shorter
and Washington Gov. Price of n. j., presided
at the ceremonies. which attracted the presence
Of a large number of visitors. Towards night
a very serious riot occurred bctwcena party of
Americans and the Irish employed on the road.
Many persons were seriously injured 4--.
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j. II. PENDLEToN.
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- AT MODERATE RATES. ~
located Of the city, opposite the sur
pension Bridge, and only few from tie Railroad
Dppots Steamboat Landing. tsasiri -5a9
EXCELLENT STADLISG 1N2S
Is attached House, Travellers and hoareTs may
assured that pains will be spared to add to their
fort a1N9is tf10yS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

Cobbof Alabama, from the committee on Puo-
lie Lands, reported ~ bill granting about one
million acres of land to Alabama 70: five rail-
roads, connecting with the Georgia and Tcnnes-
see lines. Passed by thirteen majority.
Bliss made an aA.i-siavcry speech. Ad,jd.
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SILA 7zLJ.SH 7CzII7S fIII; =tsEsN ILE.LEzI.5
a LARGE assortment received this day, c0mprlsng
IA great variety Of patterns7-cal and see.
Nos. 146 and lis Main st., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

Bosrox, 21st.-ghe Cunarl steamship Amer
ica sailed to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax
She takes out ono hundred and forty passengers
and 81, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

THE WORST FoRAI.oF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We ut liberty to refer to several we'll known gentle.
men, who have used thoroughly tested and now recon-
menl Boer1aye, Holland 1tters remedy for Piles
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
this affection, half prescribed dose he
taken-say and night one
hnGora n,CaIa
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rlay1J
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TR 20 RTAtFlON.
Changa % Sohedule.

E "a IS 60
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Hats and Caps.

VIM. BARR RFT, Propre,to
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ARRIVED.
MONTREAL, 2lst-The steamer Canadian, from
Liverpool arrived at Quebec this morning. Her
dates; arc to the 18th. and were anticipated by
the Canada :st.s
FROM EUROPE.
NEW York, 2lst-Thc steamer Fulton, from
Liverpool, with dates TO the Itl, was signaliedt
below at noon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

The plaintiffs and defendants parties above ncnton-
e Will take notice hut will the III day OF june, 1856,
office Keller Force, the Of Cincinnati,
take the dispositions of h.l. riilets T! McBurnie,
Stambauch Others trial Of these
and from any the Il. positions all taken
day, the taking thereof will he adjourned from day
day TIL the whole taken. 81 NJ
mNl8 GEORGE C.. SLEDGE.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15

GooD-All are familiar with the story OF
the man who made thousand dollars before
breakfast by king up his goods---we hear
a good story somewhat similar that may
never have seen print. A store was broken
open one night, but, strange to say, nothing
was carried off. The proprietor, the next
morning, was making his brag of it, at the
same time expressing his surprise at losing
nothing.
'Not at all surprising" said his neighbor
'the robbers lighted lamp, didn't they2'
eyes," was the reply.
SWELL" continued the neighbor, 'they
found your goods marked up so high that
they couldn't afford to take them"
THE steamer Adriatic has condenser to
cool the steam by means of twenty -one miles
of brass tubing, through which the cold sea
water is made to pass constantly by means
of two pumps. The condensed steam is thus
sent back into the boiler fresh. The brass
tubing is cut up into sections twelve feet long
SO that the cooling power of the water pass.
ed through them must be nearly the same a.
if it were mixed with the steam in jets.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15
ATTEMPTED Murder.

An attempt was made to murder cattle
dealer named Hall, of Berlin, N. Y. 1t oc
CURED, as we learn from the Springfield
(Alass.) Republican, on the road between
Springfield and Belchcrtown, Mass. A young
man named Walkcr-son Of a forehandcd
farmer in Belchertown, had purchased cattle
OF Hall, and they were on their way to Bel
chertown to get the money from young
Walkers father, with whom to pay Hall.
The Republican says:
"They rode on towards Indian Orchard,
crossing the Chicopee at Puts Bridge, and
thence took the old 70 d near the river bank,
which isnOt the direct route to Belcher-
town, although Walker pretended that it
was. The conversation turned upon revol-
vers, first of Colts and then of Aliens.
Walker asked if the latter were cd for
near practice, and Hall said they were;
Walker pointed out the spot near where
Lyon was murdered, and related the eli cum
stances; just then the evening express train
came along. While in this desolate and
unfrequented spot, Walker dropped the
reins, and discharged one of Aliens revolt
vers at Mr.. Hall, who sat at his left hand,
and wounded the latter in the wrist i'm IL
diately he fired second barrel, and the bull
let hit button of Halls overcoat, which
turned it off, the bullet tearing the button t.
pieces, and the powder scorching the cloth
around it. Mr.. Hall, cxclaiming that he
was killed, then grasped his antagonist, and
held him before him, and Walker discharged
the three remaining barrels over his walk
er's) shoulder, but without effect, the bullets
glancing by Mr.. Halls head. Mr.. Hall says
that all this while, the horse stood perfectly
still, and the reins left Loose. When the
pistol had been fired Walker sprang from
the carriage, and Hall followed him, suppos-
ing himself MORALLY wounded. He lay in
the road a moment, then got over the fence,
and fell down, and after going few rods
more he fell third time. There lie lay ur-
til he had gathered his thoughts and
strength, when he run towards the house.
and bursting in alarmed the inmates with
his story"
Hall is the treasurer of the firm of which
he is member, and a day or two previous
had large amount of money by him, and ii
is supposed Walker intended to rob him OF
this. Walker has not been taken.