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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
RpnM MnNTEvInEn

NEw YoRK, April 29.-Thc c. s ship Ger
mantown was at Montcvidco on the 9th March,
All well. The ftigate Savannah was ut Rio on
the 10th, waiting the arrival of Storcships.-
Commodore Saltcr had dispatched the boat
Bainbridgc to the west coast ofTcrra Del FucgO
in search of a whale ship said to have been cast
away there some four months ago.
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\ pAnkrr belonging to the wOOdsidc went
on hoard of the Interchange yesterday morning
,i,,ut ! o'clock. and commenced an attack OH a
Witt boy. when one of the firemen took up the
a,,,rrel and gave the ,larllcy thrnshing. The
,n,,,er 20, before the Alderman, who fined the
fireman - and costs, and the darkcy five dol
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

April 23.--FlOur lluller, so bbis. extra sold at
$40. Provisions-Salcs of 1000 pieces bulk
shoulders; 81 600 ditto Bacon; T25 hhds; T25
sides at 81; 90 bbls prime lard at Sc; whisky
dull and lower, 7T5 bbls sold at l91-4al9 3-S;
Sugar in fair demand, 90 hIlds sold at for in
ferior, and SLAB for fair and choice; moIasses
firm, sales Of 100 bbls. River allln inches.
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Ns. STEPHEN Res has now one Of the very
,..' ,s.ortncnts Of cloths. cassimerrs and vest
w.. brought to our city for long time, which
h. hi i ,csirous of making no to the order of his
,n,,,crous customers. He also keeps ready
r,,I. clothing of all descriptions.
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THERE is nothing more consoIing to the sick
than the reflection that the medicines they are
.5,i,elt to take are carefully and properly com
p,na,lei from pure drugs. To be s"rc of this,
'.,5vanr prescriptions to the new drug store of
= R3.kinc t Co, Monros street, above the
NrLure Honsc.19
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AZ plIrHANAN

n. Y, Apri! a3.-Mr. Buchanan was received
this noon bya Joint committee of the Common
Council, and welcomed as a guest of the city,
and afterwards escorted by Mr.. Everett to his
house Tomorrow he will receive his friends
in the Governors room in the City Hall. He
declines public dinner. He will leave for Phila-
delphia on Friday morning.
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Tine ON Paintings,

EIIIIE undersigned has exhibition in the Meodcon Hall,
Main st. six very Gne Paintings, (rwo Of them CePies
from, the the hest masters and the
balance orgina painngs) which re would politely invite
OF the fine arts I" call and them Tntss ain-
T,rs " M he put E in leo each aud will ~
soon AS the all sold, giving each shareholder
c1ucc to oIe Of these Paintings Eleven shares will be
givsEror $40 twentyIrec for so, and thr!Our
for So.
alr!2-Iw JOHN SEFFLEN.
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SAILED.

Rosrox, April 24-The Cambria sailed at
noon with 90 passengers for Liverpool and IS
for Halifax and $5l2 ,0c0 in specie.
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>, 4 GAG e. kIgt Ioatss' ladig 0aetby Botrtdge'~
{fInd BiNers-ATcael Kelly, III Grant mar Smith
field street, says"iast July while running the river
cotton boat nyinS bttwetn Nac!cz and New Orleans,
was taSrn with Fever and Asue. For tIEit long months
suffered with Ibis dreadful disease. Tie greater part this
time was unabIe to work mat spent at least y dollars
r Inherent netcineS, but GoGnI permanent relief
Three weeks ago. on Of friends insisted upon my
Ing 'B0drhdreS H0ttNd HcFS,' saying that
GEdrdHteea After trying for Only week
state WAS sound man. have been work for
Two weeks and have had tle clis and fever
Whntever.''
certify the glove statement Is true
THOMAS ADAMS. House.
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tnr cNnvt statement Is true. as=
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. ClestSr's, Gothic Hail
HEADACHE AND DEnIIlTy-

HEADACltE IN DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscomh, "I birmingham sHysI have found In
BOeriavcs Itters remedy furlleadache debility ay
wife has also used it with the grehtest benefit" -
Mr. \. S. Nicholson OF Pittsburgh SAYS has expo
rieiceti much relief from its headache.
READ THIS,
Il HOftder's IeStiROMyJacob Rnskes, living In tile
holland settlement Of SebOyga cr suffering
for time the misery attending prostra4on
mind and body IlaTc been restored using lsoethaveS
I}ittCrS. to perfect hrnltli'
Tg fact Of this remedy being in such high rcpute among
the ttulundeTs In wisconsin, Michigan,
ia Holland the United StNlesLrrs
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. John Davidson, living milCS above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal, Whrn commenced taking
liOerIHNes Holland !ers, could hardly wulLrtoY
joy excellent hralth.'' ar tftt
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Improved ARTIFICIAL Teeth.

R j. ALIEN :htr Professor in the Ohio College Of Den,
tai surgery, invites attention I" his h'shy lTGT i,
tie fo!ow:u: advantages:
l. Their are creviccs for the odgmen Of food
Yit!au the Inject the breath, liof even tile
Spest uUlsiurecan 90 between the te. al and plate
9 An N:cnl Gum which Is ~ hrn! ana as
tie Ill h heat between and AROUND tlctr
which uites sn to each other ard to the plate upon
which they THIS gu" mp"Ets to the teeth TINT pc
cuiuv ai fc-kG appearance which rlaFacttFAe
g. tifsst sirGuri Is otauetby thus uniting tho teeth
sn and Hiotc aud no r!'nary force of nasc"tinH can
= clear ami listiuct articulation of speech restored.
This Important Change h. having the inside Of the
readily ydp,,d THIS perfect adaptation the tongue
M JruIre prevents the Kissing untitled sounds in speak
nS ngng often observed! in persons wearing "tnh-
s. The natural form and expression of tie mouth and face
iii whore they Lave lecomc snnGen-
This is dong b. means OF additional attachments the
IN ti,e;rr.fsr Ison rcy are covered with tile
mined tn com oui and IL cGne component parts the
suture and TS;y iHrng1 cann0t be ";1ssIs oE 'e
tcr original luCss. tile IUuraI form and cNrS-
the mouth n'l li has been well tested lavllE been
ant siccIa feature III tie authors practice several
years past. variety photographic and Eayuerr oype
mt and also be at his OlCc, show
ing the great change appearance which IS produced In the
OC niiy duls wearing entres
I'd ict tiis principle, Which tie Pnle are invited to call
and examines together wi specimens of his work, not
requiring The above attachments.
o. The Plates usually employed for this work are piatina
purity WlchreVcrt tie slightest tarist or u>
pleasant rlnout In so:i, ti system embraces
and important Textures which are readily allr%H
by wearing artificial CutuT"s lon this rtnci>
pie With he utility of ;his method,
testimonials can bc given from cient Dentists IN Nf>
parts Of the Unon and persons wearing tile work this
aud other cities
Dr. ALLEN las arrangements b. which lie is enabled to
seFTc persons from distance, Immediately en- arrival
'F'''' '''''' III j. SiLEN, No. 80 Boadstceet
II. sPersons desiring further Information in refer,
hostage, sending note with address To Dr. j. ALDEN
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Fsrer and tgne, D!eY,epSip, Indigestion AsudacGs
Loss o. zipt.etifr, Aeliiify. tGsi'vsHsSs,-

I
Many OF our most WORTHY testify WsndprfG
eicncy IN all affections of ,v Stomach LIVER
Tonic Il has nsvsr been cgpaiSA, oy the relief nTors in
all cstsOi debility weakness OF any Kind almost
Simultaneous In Nervous, Rheumatic Neuralgia
TOES has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial
AMI In nslisrs effected u decided cure.
Mhel' Cneut Istcians prescribe and their patients
une=it-aGy recolnmend surely may doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH Avn INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH ANp INDIGESTION
AMO'htr great GHD Cecft By LOsrkTre's Holland lit
fsrs-The wifi. OF P i' Wife, living Holland Town.
SheGoyEnn county Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the stomach and indigestion. She lind beef,
under lhystcans Tor time. but the disease
seemed to bale his skill. She purchased some Ol-
land Bittcrs at Office, which have sNe,
raeh her appetite and trtngth returning,
y teevS that this Is another effected by
medicine. ~
We have still to record many wonr effected by
this remedy, but await HuOtllcr Opportunity,
ting you San rely UPON Hat have published nrSfro
persons much ctyd TO community, literally
].
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from the best stock 81 ft.e country. No aaia!al
descended from nero seru5s could ever have ex-
eelled the world by such performances. Mr.
Moodmansee has now at his residence, two
very superior animals, brothers of POcahontas.
and her sire Is now at Monroe. IN tfis conn,
ty, properly appreciated as a iirst-rate horse.
Butler county, yon will therefore ulcase I'M
iderstand, CHAINS the credit of developing Poca.
hontas unsurpassed qualities. She was not
purchased at Cincinnati, and was probably ncy-
or there until Mr.. Woodnansec took her there
to become mistress of the Queen City Course,
as she is now of the World write to cstab-
fish only the reliability Of blood stock scrub
stock. II.
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Editor shrboygan Nicuubode, 5!
RHEUMATISM

Il CdAe of TirO .HORtAS' inuiHJ cared Ly IoehQEe's
Holland BterS-CeOrge Henderson, Pittsburgf saSs:
Atr suffering for three months it'll rhpuaas--a part
of the time severely cOune my bed-IhaYr
heel entirely cured l the use Of loerLave Holland lit
hare had attack snce almost lnstai-
relief medicine. 1t H. In my opinion
sure remedy for rheumatism"
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oor three good Cigar Makers can find
.,.,s,nt situations by c,I!iug at TayIor's.
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MED Gale
Hi Should tY'R + fYit!.
D z. J H.0s 4 ETH E r., S
CEl.ERHArED. 81
STOMACH RITTERS
1oo. oso. I.s..ls. s.sIa q ono i. J, a..

,sSfs $50
NOTHING IN the Misunderstanding In Ihc nlctllcul ,srek
IN Tor the past ttS Sear2, las sQERlsl can an
article be produced sqUSlto tass
GREAT AST1-DYSPEpTIC.
Dr. HoStttter preparation EfannytS Fre!rC
ctaas verbal investigation Il Is the prOlNI
AMI elaborate study of Of r ,ClIsIss
the pTCSeut eUntnFr, =
nr Fustvvs suha,Is his Invaluable BttCrs
teSs or What Is Stll GtST, personal tat upon your
9an constitution The true properties OF these ttvrs
be found by the first analysis and the fun rt
aiedictnal effects VIII be made manifest In an almost cr.t-
DiltSrS. = =,
sviievCtlat ss9,f..-f
free use al h.sc Hlttcfs. ts-,st'
Have yon Fever aud NsOe How many thousands III tile
West and south lyc bects
illg disease. lIy the use OF these titttI4.
Nl 5hHai try this autl";r.a affirm
Tat willie llOSttttrrs Bit used
asue cauuUt occur. s-sssz.=5s755Ts.
Que wine saSsul taken three times ay l!nT M NIL.
VIII eOUul great tOl c rit which, nlsrt rIaS
Nl1en personally satisfied u the last, tlt W X by CIV
Ing the IhtiUrS trial.
There other Bters, reprsrnie to 10 tie same ph,ci
are comparatively wOrIless, Oar Bitsrs without
rival Tor their medicinal qualities. They IMi up In
aiming full quart with tile
anil 81 HOSettes SiUAsr BerS' LiOu oil tile bot.
tie. None other genuine. :
PRICE ONE DollAR PER hottie
for SAFE by all the principal Druggists, BARS,
AMI Dealers generli throughout Cu.tr,
LACGML1Ns lgsllsIELu-an
4. II. LUU.XS q Cu:, ssssl
ie22-1ytlaw wheeling.
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.,.,,es. persons having basiness With m'
vii rea'e f'a'H - II. II. JAMESON.
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Advertising and G1TresrsiiH tcs w 2t-1 HCea'iTeE
itft.ilR lSgATS YORK
bER8Y g. JAGKsON'o

Advertising and earrssrolirr asct, 80, ReealEay,
tots,osite. ,l,e, l'hrS, Wv YHrs.
DER 8Yl& JACKSON'o -
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Carer iseitS e6irl@It v6rs svols g. 20
ron iIarlatdS 'sAlot. t2po.. c;ot;s. !t2
fihii II Tanss S'. cluti, y
IE.nrs YYar,i Bveeset's sSlhr paISrs t2H,,. .
Peter Parley .I'ulloo: Travels y !, ~
Payley's 'to-Ahc I1vSnEI res lsiH0 ~
Ti.e Willow leett Figsrs I9snS 10th IsS
Jackson and New Orleans. BY NEaiEsr lsH'"
rae war in Kansas D. IlreWErton. 1aien ,... ! ~
Cummings lontrrs life ArlGiEs Lions ISi'o o. a.
caHi iires Of the tied Mem ~ Otton l2a'o y
Dreams and Realities OF Pastor. M a
Married Mated. b. AiCt Carey lsno ! ~
Tc tirce., Mountain t;irls. u btylie White y
The st Hunter i Tale OF Early Ttmts. I2". %
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Tic Crroie Orphans. lS J. :. peneoesr. lsno ! On
r lu oie aaa 1soFS' Cl l. q
The Heart Of Mal'el NaES e.
s'''S ..''' X'idrsss orisrs TO nEH1y JNCEslN,
ara!-iv ,iaw liaSHssauS ST.. \. v.
THE LIBRARY OF STANDARD LETTERS.
NIA .H;aS 9}SSk n FSi.I.9s IL E.E
THE LETTERS OF.
Lady Mary Wortley Montague,
Edited y Mr.: sSSsn y S 81 be- e. Il @ sas
Veil otths Library OF ssamlur Letters
ea 4g fail 81 the Ameri
reader. Lady Mary lived and wrote IN tine hrs half o.
AID her genius and her iaI'e are
lSttGrS iCGIlu
well amusing aiding the Students of history TO catch the
manners and opinion OF English society in grlt tc the
lomiuut power REALM At the time Benjamin Fsaukin
uroblg OF and popular sovereignty
just Pnhlishet, - -,
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DAEGYY.ER IND FRIENDS Fitted by Mrs Sarah
T. lIals vol l9Ai0. Peicc $l,sJ. Being Vol l. OF the
'Lbrary Of Standard Letters"
In Press,
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LINLT.IGfE from C;tS Satire,
EngiGas, lErniiCs TrRVestes, E'Gr't !-
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mad rdc, With eoleciU: OF more than Toli 1nIrSd
PeIder, Couper Lamb, ThackCr, Prord, Salt, SCOTT
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ton Heights" 1vGi. l2Eo.
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ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
JEAsInoNABLE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary and
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND I'M I'ITY.SBURIiI RAILROAD.
u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling aud PITTSBURGH.

THE fiue SIDE wheel pas Lrss.s4as a
;iEfTtS o sCngvt steamer FOREST Ct- fS-II.-,SS
t&tT5s$' Tt, Capt Geo. u. MocrSani esSsassssftsss
5Ss:EGEDIU 3NL Capt Asa Shepherd sSazsE 81
will :ty Ghering naL P!rt=Iurs-te Forest
City leaving Wheeling AiSday. Wednesday ,l Fr.-
day; aJ the Drna every Tuesday, ThursnS aud
NJ arriving w,ll<ve connect with the
rNsnnd cars and at rttsarhi in time for the morning
iuc East ieIurninth= E"rys: CITY Grvcs Pittsburgh eH-
sry Tuesday, Thursday and Sarra aud the Dinrnnl every
Monday, Wednesday anh Friday 10 a. Nj arriving ut
Wheeling in tine for tbs mail lines for Ohio
For freight or passage nnlly on board or to
s. G. RAEER & co. AGENTS.
Through Ticket foE Cleveland, Toledo. M"nr"e De-
tr6it wuESc, Chicago Buffalo and DuiEirk, sold at the
Office Of s C. Baker Go %
lEIEEL NO IL i'1i m &ERSi}i 'Ittf PICKET
STEPHEN i3NHAl3I0
IT. Leaves Wheeling Mou.ayS. Wednesdays and
=''I--.i FRIDAYS at 10 o'olu1s, a. u.
rArN-rsirgh Testays, Thursdays a:id Sttnr-
days. at q uslocE p. VI. pec9 ~
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Mr. i q Frey. Of Bridgeport, saws that the Electric OIL
cured FrIon on his boys tngrr, applications. lie
slept for nights previously, on account Of the
pain.
Every in Wheeling LEV. B"on", :he driver Of
Lewis St CairSvillc Omnibus! He tlat Nplca
Electric Oh" ali the pain aud stiffness out
isws hand, which she had been unable open or stu;
OF way years. She her hand freely,
-i;!,nut pain.
:-Aoon be seen at the Monroe House every dag.
gentleman in North Wheeling SAYS, that he has hee; suf
!erig fog with pliu in s breast aud side,
and able since last August GA ssiUr
ia, b.. bought Of tile Electric O" sud used it, aud
to his relief On Monday he expressed himself free
from all pain, and ready togo to work.
More Cures to J1ubEisI-which have not room for
now Ask Your ne!ghbors about the Electric Oh.
Sc the Circular.
PRINCIPAL OiTcc, 50 South ST.! st. Piila.
a ars sac "'O'Ss''t "'1 T. H. LOGAN CO..
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HOLLAND BlTTERS-
ELECTRO CTIhNIIsOIdIa 4 ROM,
EcM HolLenaseI Krniden .Bittere.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed the Introduction of this
L valuable medicine Into TIE. unitei States. During this
time 1t has gained Nairersm popularity Remedy
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as she is now of the World write to cstab-
fish only the reliability Of blood stock over scrub
stock. IL
TIE RIVER was rising last evening, with 81
feet of wateri in tho channel The business on
the wharf was quite brisk Several thousand
barrels of flour are now up on the " hart,
besides immense quantities of pork and bacon,
in barrels, hogshcads, and boxes, awaiting ship
ment to tho East. Boats arriving and departing
are full freighted.
The Baltimore and Woodsidc. left yesterday
for below. The intcrchange is up for Louisville.
The Kate Sarehet will leave this evening fer
Nashville This boat isan excellent freighter,
and in coNSmanl of gcntlcmany officers. Per
sons having through or way freight to ship,
will be well accommodated by her.
The Thos. Shriver was sold day before ycstcr-
day to Coulter & Rolph, of Lawrence county,
Ohio, for IS, 600.
The upper Mississippi ndAissouri were fall
ing at the last dates.
Tho Cumberland was on stand Saturday,
with 1-2 feet water in the channel. The Nash
vile Banner reports heavy rains on Friday, and
expects rise in the river.
Shanl's vertical paddlc-wheel, new invcn-
ton, was tested on the steamboat Lucia, at st.
Louis on Thursday. The experiment was very
successful The speed was much greater and
with greater stcadiness.
Mondays ST. Louis Democrat remarks:
The river has continued to decline for several
DAYS past and wants only about eighteen inches
of being at the same level as when the late rise
commenced. There is fair stage of water at
Cairo, and will be for two weeks hence should
the water not fall more rapidly than it is doing.
Packets arc arriving daily at the foot of Lake
Pepin, from Galena and this city, with heavy
cargOes andlarge numbers of passengers but the
Lake is reported still closed with ice, the 9TH.
At Dubuque, on that date, the river was still RI
sing. 4 rise Of four feet WAS reported in the
river above the lake. The Ocean Wave, in from
Dubuque Yesterday morning, reports good
stage of water all the way down, and no obstruc-
ton to navigation, with the exception OF the
Rock Island Bridge. 1t seems that this bridge
is proving great nuisance to steamboats,, catI-
sing them to lose great deal of time, as they
dare not venture to pass it during the night or
when the wind is strong, exccptat the imminent
! risk of sustaining serious damage. The Ocean
Wave, in spite of the most careful guidance,
came in contact with one of the abutnentS, and
a part of her guards carried away. The Illinois
continues in good navigable order; the Missouri,
also, with five feet of water in the channel The
1 Wabash was falling on the lTt!, with four feet
scant in the channel.
The Cumberland river was at a stand last
Sunday evening, with four anda half feet of wa
ter on the shoals. The weather was cool and
cloudy.
BRIDGE CORNER hide Il H-1EE!!
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no ooRREsPoNDENTs.
THE LAW OF NtWo FA1119INS9.

who 40 not give express notice 70 the con-
Ierri as Wishing to continue 'ieiF sutserip-
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r. S-Persons desiring any further Information in refer
vrtce To the above furnished with pamphlets, free Of
nus;agy by sending with address to Dr. j. ALDEN
IAN :{n
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sccond Nprtn= stock
~ stock Wall Papers, Borers and Window Shades,
VI complete. embracing variety Of styles and
prices am sstli Wall Papcrs worth 81 a5 and all
other papers proportion. Feling confident that
supply ALL either In regard to price stvles. A few
stvrs Of Gold Pauers Call tile old stand and see
yourself JOHN FISHER, u
apis Wheeling Va.
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WINDSOR CHAIR NIANUF'AC-
TORY.
ESNE subscriber manufacture Chairs, SettecS,
4 SOcakle Rockers Chldren's Chairs, &C., OF the
most modern styles AMI improved patterns, all Of which he
viii warrant to give satisfaction. ~.
t9-Old Chairs received, repaired and re, painted.
W. RIIIELDAFFER,
anI No. I2T Main street.
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BETTER AND BETTER.
DEAD What has ern accomplished By pfof DsGratI.
IL Electric OIL In Wheeling ami vicinity:
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TAR j. ALIEN atc Professor in the Ohio College of Den.
tai surgery, invites attention TO his highly improved
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-09
Obituary..
prArH OF MA. THOMAS ATWOOD

DFATH OF MA THOMAS ATWOOD.
The death Of this gentleman recently took place At
Great Malvern, Wo rcestersbire England Mr. Atwood
first became kno public character by his vigorous
opposition to the Orders In Council of 1872 Subsequent
y be took leading part, with the late Sir J,hn Sinclair
egsps Mr. Peels currency bill Of 1872 for years sf
ter constant IN and out Of in hs
desvors 70 accomplish the repeal Of that assure. His
most notable act however the ess oshuent of the
Birmingham Political Union st the latter part Of the
year 1929 and for his prudent conduc In the manage
mept of that bocy which supposed to have consider
ably influenced the passing Of the Reform bill, he
presented with the freedom Of the city Of London BE
represented Birmingham durirg the first years Of
the reformed Par lament but IN consequence Of family
affection end tho disspp intment OF political hopes he
retired from public life and succeeded In Parliament
by his friend and associate In the Union, Mr.. Muutx
many years prior to his Death Mr. Atwood the
victim OF and distressing attack Of paralysis but
In the midst OF his suerngs general prostran of
mind and boty he Distinguished, in the sarly Pc
Rod his life, by the amabaty and generosity Of mis-
cal disposition In Birmingham his deoease Will 10
GREETED by all parties, and especially BY those
Bad the honor his private intimacy Mr.. Attwo
artDer In the house OF Messrs Spooner and Attwoods
and his elder brother Matthias for years repre-
sented the borough Of Whtehaven in Parliament. By
many Of readers the deceased win he remembered
the liking Tom" OF Cobbetts Register.