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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-19

ANEW TowN.-The Times of yesterday
has the following notice of new town, Just
commenced some sixty miles north of St.
Paul, by the presnt travelled route, but sew
eral miles less by the new road which will
soon be opened to it. Cambridge is a
point, and one which is bound to make itself
known ,4:. i-+..-.
Cambridge, we understand, is the name
of newly laid out town on the great East
erly Bend of the Rum River. Besides being
located in one of the finest agricultural por-
tions of the Territory, it will also COM
mand the extensive numbering trade
of that region, and, eventually, make
the most considerable of our inland towns
A saw mill, hotel, and several other
valuable and substantial improvements
will be in course of erection in ashort time
when another point, the nucleus of a densely
settled and wealthy community, will attract
the attention of capitalists. and emigrants
and still another portion of our Territory re-
sound with the hum Of industry. 1t is the
opinion Of the most extensive of our land
dealers, that geographically, agriculturalIy
and commercially, Cambridge has no supe-
rior among our inland towns. A new road
from this town to St. Paul, distance of &C
miles, is now under survey and construction
by the proprietors.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-19

BUFFALO, July 10.
The Kansas Aid Convention met At Krem-
lin Hall, yesterday, Governor Reeder pre-
siding. g
All the Free States except four were re-
presented.
The objects of the Convention were stated
to be to secure, as far as possible, unity ana
efficiency of action throughout the counfrv
in behalf of freedom in Kansas. -
A committee on resolutions, was also an.
pointed.
Most of the session was consumed in a.
dresses upon the wrongs and wants Of
- ~
Bosros, july 10.
At Brighton this morning. the bonse ~
Thomas Withsone was blown nm with c,,r-
powder, and set on fire. Twelve persons
were asleep in at the. time, all of whom es-
capped injury. The adjoining houses were
shaken as with an earthquake. A keg Of
powder had been placed in the kitchen.
BALTIMORE, July7.
! a dreadful accident occurred on the Ralti-
more & Ohio Railroad last evening. The
train was thrown OF the track near the RELAY
House, in consequence Of the switch being
half open and broken. The engineer. Jas.
Croft, and IL. Nogles, newsman, were killed.
Mr.. Hedges, mail agent, Mr.. Worthington. .
lawyer of Annapolis, VIM. Briggs. confsc-
toner, and a fireman named Rnsseu were
badly injured. Several cars were broksn no.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-19

e The trade of st. Louis has suffered
materially by the destruction of business in
Kansas. '~.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

DALLETS GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Win subue the pain inflammation severest
seaIs twenty miutes-and that 1t
w heal the without scars; eGectualy
sOres-salt Rheurn-InaanlmasOry Rheumatsns-sore
Innaned Observation-Disclosures and Ulcer
ated Sores-scad Hea-COrns BunIons--EEy sipelas-
Nrles-Ch lblans-btes
Of Inseetssweled and broken all
other Iuammatory diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
DOn'tbe increulOus about the many named to be
cured by only thnEbut reflect few positive
properties which the Daley saIve contains and as
heretofore enumeratei-One alone
tile rementioned disease, hut enumerated
Queryo not regular bred hgseia's prescribe ealo-
mel iH'caTtLy.Jor scores cfdiserent dissascsy
Zach box Of GgSUESE DALLEY's EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate engraved with the signatures OF "
CLIcKENER / CO., prOprieters, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer All others counterfeit Price Is cents
per box.
EW-4Au orders should he addressed to c. v CIckner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York
For sale by LAUGHLLXS d BCSHFZEXD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the Us. spls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

RrxAwAY ExrRAoRDIxARr.-we learn that
one of the locomotives on the Binghampton road
ran away from Homer with freight train on
Monday last. The engineer and all hands had
left the train for a few moments, when something
or twenty miles an hour, without a human being
on board. The switch tenders at CORTLAND saw
the train coming, and suspecting that something
was wrong, heleft the switch on the main track
and on went the train without interruption, I'M
til finally stopped for want ofsteam, without do
ing the least damage; The engineer andconduc-
travelling about seven miles, they overlook their
runaway train and again assumed the control of
the iron horse.-Ai bany Irnnseript
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

5YAN1LrA.-The vanilla, so much priced for
its delicious favor is the product of vine which
grows to the tops of the lpftiest trees. Its
leaves somewhat resemble those of the grape;
the flowers are red and yellow, and when they
fall off are succeeded by the pods, which grow
in clusters, like our ordinary beans; green at
first, they change to yellow and finally to dark
brown. To be preserved they are gathered
when yellow, and put in heaps for a few days to
ferment They are afterwards placed in the
sun to dry, fattencd by the hand, and carefully
rubbed with cocoanut oil, and then packed in
erful aromatic odor. The vanilla bean is the
artieleuscd to scent snufF, flavor ice creams,
-iellieS, SC. The plant grows in Central Amer
lea and other hot countries. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

Az IxsrLTIxG M1sApPREnExs1ox.-'Th LON
don News, paper generally liberal in its tone
when referring to the event of a collision with
Great Britain, speaks confidently of aid to Eng
land from Aholitionists here. Its editor says,
1--WE speak what we know" and makes the fol-
lowing singular declaration: ''Howcvcr strong
is the unPrincipIed appeal at present made to
the anti-British feeling of the Northern States,
has grown up within the last quarter of a cen
fury. Tie dbolitiotsists could Be scitA as to a
nstr.57Tte best Of item Gr5 so n0rn We are
mortified to see such statement in print, for it
is disgraceful insult to our countrymen. Should
our country be forced into a war to maintain its
honor, all sectional jealousics and idle chickering's
will be forgotten, and North and South stand
shoulder to shoulder in defence of their com
mon heritage.-Fhi2aGlelpLia San
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

LEGISLATIVE DAGuERREoTYPES.-The Assem-
bly, is composed of 50 members-1s' are good
positively not good looking is indisputably
handsome. 26 unmitigated Shanghais-3 indie
pendents-1 don't care fig for any bodyt 81
liberal Democrats to stand by their
principles when not sailed by corruption-can't
be boughtand sold-while are for Barstow hit
or miss l6 can singA74 enjoy good music. 16
would do all the talIing-iI2 are willing they
should-hencc they all agree! 81 spit on the
carpet-19 go out to spit never expectorates
20 love oysters-thc balance love good liquor.
ask whats the question" always know
what's going OHIO always absent-25 always
onhand. % chew .tobacco-17 always in order
~ go to the theatres play billiards. II sleep
late-20 can't be caught mapping while 6 go
into the committee of the whole (chair) on the
me-morc-real of -Hoy1pAeus, during the horribly
bungliug reading Of long railroad bills-66 like
the Patriot-s don't ike the Patriots can't
tolerate its hate it worse than 'pizen.--nadi-
son IYis.) Patriot s.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
FTlce 81 per DeSlle. ocEFI
EA-I3 a ND Ely e.
Drs. LEBR U.N & DUFToN
OCIJIISTS AND s ARTISTS

NR LEBRCS o9ers to those suffering Deafness his
II iafAiGks aural remedies which successful
Thousand
remedies have been Kfracr Berlin
aud pclrau, Of Paris, and Curtis Pitcher London,
most wonderful applied for diseases
middle They comprise different the va
riOus diseases that effect the middle ear
II tie seas Is coauei TO the effects are
apparent the fh sixth day. LEBRUN trryrRts
ton. He has eighteen certificates who have been
deaf infancy whose rartn completely restored
and they enabled IsGEgl the language Over
hundred cases of deafness been SUCCESS
fuy him Certificates that effect may be seep
application.
deafness arising from Inflammation thick
eIinC, preparation Of the 'Dletbr0Hn fiSap0ni
usually called drum - Inflammation Of Iaens snell-
6stHe Of the tY1l7dn's1l and SehGi1 tube,
tuition Of Itc1E Rer0Els G1rettoRs yDWs lrolrts
when the disease De tTaceLi Scarlet TypEus Bl-
ioUs, Bilious Intermittent Fever, Colds uninO
mercuriaI medicines, gatherings the eidOod
a. the sense can in teEy ererg instance, be restore
Where want Of secretion apparent auditOry cana
being dry and scaiy; when the deafness accompanied with
noIes In the like rsng OF leaves, chIrng insects
falling water ringing of BELLS pulsatOns discharges
ter when In stopping position sensation rush
Of blood the head 3d taken placc hearing
perfectly where there Is much noise acute
in dull and cloudy weather, when cold has
the pursued by On. LEBRCS Is considered 5aJ
EGEe. ffs
DE- DCFToS the only practitioner in the United States
who Praertses the painless apil successful method
treating an diseases which the Is subject WheTSeor-
Osler have failed AFFORD relief he asks
few particulars Of case, have remedies any
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

CoSD1rros OF rnE SIErnoDtsr ErrscoPAL cnrrncu.
Sessions of the conferences, now over, presented,
upon the whole, an encouraging prospect and
retrospect. Some Of them were signalized by
the Inauguration of important measures. The
whole breadth of church interest is advancing.
Measures set down to the Annual Coference BY
the General have taken shape-as, reporting
bationers, the Sunday school and the Tract
cause, and the publishing house. Friends, funds,
members and preachers are on the Increase
No ecclesiastical body in the world, covering
such extent ofterritory, including as many mem
bers, working by such various instruments, and
welding the same influence, enjoys such, peace
as the Methodist Episcopal Church, South"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

BExroS vs. GREELEY-Horace Greeley says
I'm the Tribune) in reply to Col Benton's indig
nant denial of G.'s alleged declaration at Pitts
burgh, that he (BentonJ farors the abolition of
slavery in Missouri:
at is very likely, however, that some repor-
ter lmisconceived what said at that place, yet
can hardly see how For was discussing the
prospects of Slavery and Freedom in Kansas,
not in Missouri, and / only named Col. Benton
among other eminent citizens of Slave States
pecting to see Kansas admitted into the Union
as free State Ny authority for this averment
was Col Benton himself, and very deeply re-
greet my misrepresentation il violated any con-
fidencc or uttered what he would have preferred
to conceal. I certainly did not misunderstood,
him. He is very right in saying that 1 nei-
Their knew, nor had ever sought to know his
views with respect to the duration of Slavery in
NAISsOHL .ssas mel ~ mons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

81 Tue opinion of Mr.. Attorney General
Gfiiford Of Massachusetts,, on the subject of thu
Maine Law IN force In that State, has heretofore
been matter of great doubt Both Temper
Rnes men and liquor men voted for him for Gov
ernor under theid that he was on their side,
anGsboth dropped him, aftera years hial, he
-eaalse they were both equally dissatisfied with
his non-committal policy. AT last this learned
szntleinansseIns 70 have made up his mind In
report TO the Massachusetts, Legislature he
presses his Hdeliberate Judgment that the
law has proved an Expensive failure, and that
A'rlew legislation, Is required, from which we
infer that 81 this moment prohibitory legisla=
ION 6 decidedly less popular IN Massachusetts,
than It has been.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

RErNIoS OF PREsBYTERIASs.-THe Ptes6y-
tsriai, of Philadelphia, asserts that the doctrin-
al differences between the Old School and the
New. School are as-great and as many now as
they were at the disruption of the church TWEEN
ty years ago. That paperadds: ''In the present
state Of the churches their reunion would be
utter impossibility-a thing not to be thought of
or entertained for moment On right basis,
We should hail such reunion, rs one of the hap
piest events which could occur; but great
changes must take place before such consume
ton can be effected"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
ARE NOu SICK .


Then yoa can't be cured too Dent delay untn yoGr
complaint Is incurable aud then when too late
POur-s OF all the diseases which people church yards
might cured by Ayers Catart Pills. taken In season.
Don't dragging through Spring, faint sleepy and list
less, because blood is loaded wear the
Headache, Heartburn and their disorders, because
stomach is foul. Don't parade yourself around the
of the diseases of the sin because your
tenn wants cleansing Don't yourself about Iean hag-
gard all caved In because Stomach Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. set these
things right surely quenches ire They purify
the body and blood, their functions into healthy
activity which quick they are taken They
the medical wonder of this age recognized y
an Who know their virtnes many thousands know lhcm
Take the Chesry netoral for Cough, and the Es for all
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. ATER, Lowell Observation-Disclosures
sold by an Druggists Wheeling.
q. g. GOOD ( CO.. wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

MlsDIREcTED LErrrRs.-Itis stated that there
is kept at the New York Post Office list Of the
cashiers of the banks of The United States
When letters are found directed to that city to
cashicrslwho donot reside there, thislist isicon-
suited, the error corrected, AMI the letter duly
forwarded to its proper destinations. 1t appears
from this list that less than five hundred and
three letters for cashiers have been misdireeted
toNew York since Jan. 1st, 1856, all of which
were re-tirected and forwarded to their proper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

TuE RIGu7s OF PrBL1c AssEAB1lEs.-Ne pre-
sumo that no one who has ever been at concert,
an opera, or dramatic representation but must,
at some time another, have been annoyed by
loud talking during the singing or acting. Now
it is Indifferent in such case whether the often
der issaswoman or man If people do not wish
tolsten, they should not preycnto Others listening
When persons pay for seat they have Alright
to be unisturbedi in their enjoy ment of the opera
or play, and those who interfere with this by au-
dible CONVERSATION violate the common rights of
public assemblies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
MORE ROUR
NEIGHBSR( OF THE -
IIM rs. =

t- = a 81
e5feeI thatit Is our duty % Keep our neigh,
Dor posted up from, time to time on Know Noths
ing matters, lestjfe should make wrong calcuIa-s
lions m thee coming canvass and lose by them.
We therefore call his attention 70 the following
resolves Of the Massachusetts, order, and partie-
,llalIy 70 the word tloiirs which we have italci
ed, and which We understand to mean the
'.sprfngfeld Abolition Platform. 2, What does.
thismeans Whit viii 3Lr Fillmore doe Win
he acceptat an with such a I1way before hima
Our readers are aware that Mr. Fillmore is in
Europe and has been for months Can he lend
himself to this party North, and can he without
their support carry thses Statesa 7Ifnot, what
ean the South gain BY throwing away its vote
1o.s hfms s., -, -.
kNEREcKAs SZATK GorSeH. 1T his body, which
assembled Yesterday in Boston, after listening
To the various reports made by the delegates to
the National Convention, and after warm dis
cnssion upon the question of endorsing the nom
nations Of that convention, adopted The follow
ing resolutions
21HszsIsea That tne .An1erfcanf party m Mas,
sachusetts already possesses satisfactory plat
forms and thatit sees no good reason to- change
Il for another, therefore simply reiterates its
adhereneeto The platform adopted at Springfield
IN Angnrt last.
Rssotsed, That the American party viii not
support The nomination of Willard FilIm0reand
Antlraw jackson DonelSon until assured that
they do heartily endorse our American princi-
piles, and viii be true to the American party,
and that they will stand by aud indicate the
just rights Of the freemen of tue North, as well
IN the Territorites rs the States, under all the
principles and provisions of the Constitution of
The United States
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

HTt is to DO regretted that we have not es-
tahlished, in England at least an Office for the!
diffusion ofusefu American intelligence. John.
Bull complains that we are ..incomprehensible,"
anomalous, y and every thing else that is puzzl-
ing while the real fact is that he knowsless about
q. nation of twenty-five million people who speak
his own. language than he does about China An
Office of the kind we speak Of, which would dis
seinate gratisall sorts of facts relative to this
s.greatand glorious country including fairly SCI
leeted extracts from our newspapers, among all
classes Of English, would pro1uce miraculous
effect & few itinerant lectures, whose mission
litshould be to- expand the history, resources,
and internal improvements in America, who
would bear meekly all the questions which might
be put to them, and who would put up with the
disc6mf6rts ofsuch a life for the sake of promot-
ing brotherly love and harmony between the
countries, would also be extremely useful. IF
alIthet ype which is at present annually employ
ed In tional abuse were devoted to spread
ing facts instead of hncicS, we should have no
CAUSE to apprehend understanding between
Eigiand and America. -Pdild. Ereaing Btlle-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
FOG CHRISTMAS AND NEF IE4R'S
PRES ENTS

ADAMS Premium Dagucrreotypist has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens Wheeling, he is producing by
the aid Of chemical agent AmbrOtypes those
heretofore made in this city. They briniancy
bOldness and artistic finish, admiration
every including artists who visited the ece
brated Eastern Galleries. pronounce them 6st they
eseTsdW."
1Rve Medalsand Fight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Remember the Gallery, Main Unieu
streets. de1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

SouTn CApoLtSA CoLLEGE.-The exercises of
this institution, at Columbia, are to be resumed
on the 18th instant, after suspension of three
weeks. This suspension, it has been stated, was
the city authorities and the students from which
arose some unpleasant disturbances The Co
lumbia Times is not without hope that the time
afforded for reflection has been profitable, and
that altthe students viii return and engage in
their accustomed studies with proper assiduity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

FUSST BnIS 1--WE sec it stated that Assem-:
biyman Mills, Of 0Tahge County, n II ], is about
to Introduces bill to prohibit the publication 81
anehymotis letters ii the newspdpersl Mr.
NQrthup has Introduced a bill to exempt clergy
lneri from paying toll on plank roads tuFnpilSes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

The Cincinnati Gazette says we were
saowna private letter to-day from MIC. n.
Clay, with reference to his failure noticed few
days since Mr.. Clay his creditors have
.sliousd him Is 90 he WIN be able to pay
al his dehts have q handsome estate left.
To did 81 loose adollar this season in the pork
The story that the Cuban sugar crop win
&c short Is discredited II & supposed . be d
rs.xriss n die snecsilafofa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

Ro8rKr ScHuY1kR-A correspondent of The
H5lsaiagtoa az. C. Commercial, writing from
Washingto March !. says ssBy this morning
package of German newspapers, published in
my birth place, find positive statement that
Robert eSchuyl Ter lives in the little town of
Rrugges in the Principaitysof Rudolstadt tfers
many. Y seess - q .s5ss; s;-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12
HlLrI,lnRR. a. "a. q.


GESTs-I have delayed entirely too long In
writing in relation the HRTnptnnis Tine
tnr fear sven that cannot give the
ets great that inadequate the task
attached the chronic reumatish naIIg
tned to Be 50 iete uHt crossed the Atlantic ocean on
1aertca, at which time it changed It's
gathering.
expected TO he well again, the disease clnc, the
sWeIiing When my gathering sI bro did not discharge
less than quart and continued trouble every time
reduced TO the weakness infancy
very near t' s my hip joint had been out Of place
uGIted These snerisS and the general debility
felt from the discharge of my gatherings
often to thick tlat should permitted
how felt to be free from pain aud suffering, for
hour until body should bee hanged and become like
Chrtsss Eiooas body at least, until tis mortal have
had many medicines, little ben
Eft that had confidence in had used Of nearly al
had heard had been placed by friends under
IF the lest In England and all the relief obtain
When frstheard Of HamptOn's Tncnre, had the
known SIR. Jarrett pummeT henh his suerInEs
worst, and had Witnessed the wrought upon him. To
please her, to try the Ineture aud Ihad not ia
ken one IVte before began feel its beneficial eHvc-y
ion was cisarI f.it ike smother person. Through The lfn
Of this friend became acquainted with case,
liar one that you oad IKE to see the effects Of the Tincturr
fully eYelDe in IT. and II desired to take IT. Won womb
to il it for the space Of five yrGrEut
y eighteen months have aIae XhGEe lost eEeryNyl-
ton Of dsease; have strong hearty-I
stand much than my ladJ acquait-
have healthful complexion, all friends
getting quite edg, thing certain, my lame
limb quite large again as it BEFORE and trip
, about home without Gritch.
often fsh my parents remedy
chill Ibtlievs shouId have the
chatting rain have been subjected wen the dctOrr
y of hOy Unjust carry the grave, my parents
not have been under such heavy from doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated Springs
England in search of health. wish all the afflicted world
could aud hear the benefits have derived from is
Tnctcre of HanptOn's. try make all acquainted
Its virtues with whom come in contact.
Gvutlenen, thousand times obliged to you yor
liberty my 10 ALL
remain, yours In gratitude,
MARY a. SCOFIELD,
No. 6$I W. Baltimore ST.
To Messrs Mortimer NrOWbsay go Baltimore street. ai