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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-14
A Valuable Diseovery--Es Plus Ultra.
GROSS q R0BIE80N's
anuc E,laaL.I

ANUVTICUH Y" IT0IuS TH"fus
y>oR opinions ofthe Press &c, see copy OF tettit-
II Gates ais the store Of the Subscribers.
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL 3GEFtf
for Davenport, iowa. and Upper Mississippi valley.
-. ELI ADAMS
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
No 80, Brad, St, noar he Pos; oRies
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Wau-Btn.
AR tho rEArly bay ia the kufth Wet H. Nj jeht
~ II ksnLe. rg!.= - -.
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gIsI nc EIEtNl
Gross q Rhodes fever aud Egae eaEs,
Smiths IuHae.
- 4aE % Or. Deunies fever AID az4e eAIeTuI
4Isr So rantecta cure Isl l3ur hours Oh external gp
paez..0ar She Only 4gi- IL t1ts city
90 h [. T. MEaB.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKE
NO MORE.
....,-,... IJlt, .I5DJt.l3A,
b Ek Elk AND AGDI BALSA III,
Is WARRAErRp

TWAS medicine. Tor a}l levers o. al laL-rmsLLzls
character fet er &na &gue rGuiH Fever RgtRtttU
sud as t0alg Tor tAya4.ts fsrgug ffu#s
ttsrmltLents, ls me best remedy ever offered the
sy bite 1hit PEI HgstrSsgs bal IL 9Elg er.rsd
s. 4 public remedy because o. tus t1usaaT.E demand
nav. tad for Do 81 my private practice for hunt
a raurs II = ussd BY The Iuosl emlEent ply sieaIs
at Ire Eastern states SUPERHERO Gliota6r medic
sr the ehoEe diseases l. ts purely vegetable com
pound aud may be gIseD 70 both Old and 3"ang VITA
be- rtect safety IgFes t9Ee and action 70 tbs whole
:. stem. aud acEsHs powerful tonic have used 81
with almost perfect saeeessin uy practice for nun
Der 81 year, and now Offer u - pubilc remedy
kEaWfngtts value can but believe that 1t VIII b
lpprectatba ana used.
Sold wAuiesaIg and reiE1 bs G. I. webb q Co..
uayeHtof. Drz. B0dIey d Alien, Princeton Illinois
EHJ J. s, Hayes s. 20, Rock island nov @S-dIyl
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc
x : are gas offering al oar nea store No IA BIZ
w ay Sd, nest door to Tho PusI Ottier .r,lrgtI'

" ~ -, WI 0oNF 70 TNU FUsI OifEr, .UItHITt
s-urEtaeut Of
CLIO XIX NC.
consisting ul all qaatttEs, mHde VIZ IN 4 sa-EfBg4
Misc HtAuus r. artt lHe latest tyle of
Dast GOODS
consisting tH part OF french and EHxIssn M-rHls.
ntan aud figured Apacuss atack. PLAZA gHd .Diar,f
itetala"s All wool Cashmeras GinEbatns e alicns
Waite Goods, EmbroiieTiss, ShaNI-. Ciuak- Ia
uEa~tue Goods la al heir branches
asatsaad Gaps a. wholesale aat retail. and
great mary other aIusirs lta numerous 10 men
taus All VI NRtub We WITH fs' 80 tow is thtv can be
le.gEHt -Hy where west e Nru York.
LuabHy WareAau are particularly invited La q. ,-
aHt. he oar stock pezgre making u ctr purchases
~ swat al tlimes be happy To show our goods
4"IHt NOS 1Hl enabled e. saiL the closest as
s#. SIS ;ta most Elstl&iv4s buyer.
.gs .H 'J4 Aa.U STRAUSS q UUERNpyEkEEp
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/. ,. >EkkNs ~ - tsAsGs - v - - .
AVERY, UPHAM y CO.,
Wholesale GroeeTs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IL; south Mater street,

Nat Ihc IIIlnuls NcAlFaI HVfNt.|
CHICAGO, ILLS.
AFFkR Tor sale large and vel! selected st~SA -
Groceries, souslsgIaE in pArt OF tAe int'o" h
l5a hAds. n. o. Sugar coumoa 10 prime.
ss b..ts. ReEuca aud GiAttaed dilt0,
.ta = N d, aad ~ est laIa Aolasscss
iaJQ paSk ages choice Green AID Black IeAs
SO aass Rio, jamaica, Java and Mocha sohee
AS balLs Aal nall 9atIs choice brands pug ioeaet"'
80 bAls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
~ 80. Rtr soap, assorted brands. do.
80 Pressed FAlIsS, SteArlne, star Il sperm
aAa No. A.al Scaled herring, t]ndRes
.ussl DREAMS SAalce Eieme Figs
.,3 BOXES II K. &aistus, pviIae trait,
f5sstaer via il the Other artees asaaiiy Kept "a
.sraa.,ts siosk 81 ,IyJser.es- We assure our
lr,.t1, and tas pabtie seucr.l, that deter.
piara not 10 be audcrs1d - az! ether house IN thIs
market.
Fro.a The fact 81 having unusual iacililtes 10
aageAa.iug goods 4JFanlaseo4s.y, We ATE abundant
= - - 49,, aIkKY uPRAA ~ 90.
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VARIETY STOkEl
/ '' S1lf- .i.ei h5.7 aleu-d "a AAEif!y .I.rt
,'Att "t- between Stt ami 9Th where sA. ..a .
A-ssii1t 90 hand a cH8i,e selsct4.u Of va.
Dress Goods and TRIMMING

AhtaaE !hr stock viii he iagua q -
.Lal1 sud fEuirI silks Ffaw.g.'i -
. li'} DF'-tnt-, Barge MeKiaiut- Hbits.,4 =,
I. Una. e Ffsu'~I sFas. Csinbilr and J..,st
-. - t.Ht'E'tiarte- Worked and Ia. t.
49, ''lth '.t7'ts sad IhudreHs Cotton us.r,,
s'r.' $50 uncut Of Ladies God HN.t B6rsi1. ~,
Ill ''9'" stone snd other lat, style. u tleff
' 49, ~ .'5s ah,' h"fk t1ml, Fshlar.f44 ..
i"y HH" other dresses nlA.e tH ft.s ,c..4 TIA
'a ~ 'hoti'si h"iier. Nantes apd ,,t.-. r,,. d.
La'isihs Ftoei'"i iuoafaEy ffota p,rf. A.. ..
t'ss1'""fs. The whole staga 49,. ~ lee Ted IN .
,f' a'a 1'ta r'rs llt1-nt It To- ufy rnzl.n,', ~ .
81 'ts'tl4"1 Ftar bfuu#at ~ iiagrtsp,rI " 90 ''
"=grUuofG Arul - '56.iff ,fF.s D.. .,....
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

IiH supscT.Lerha- rvuoty G. lfout the Eastern and
southern Markets iorEo and well se lcciad stock
uI goods OF al descriptions ~ common use consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Hats and Cans
Glassware, 9ueens~ate, BuraO R0bos
groceries Dried Fruit, Cotton - arp.
iarpot CHAIN Picking Yarn, Cat Window Glass
q, VI. s. kRHawha salt Hardware
Aspsand GiiiSaws, iron, all kinds, sIee assorted
Castings Nails, all kinds, Grindstone-
"odcHwGre, Live Geese feathers, Pitch,s Oab.4f,
sole and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER.
willow baskets, Paints and OH, Dye Sum, ~
which VIII be sold ~ small advance for IH.b. A..
'hIend EoeFmg everything Ia common use. persons
wanting several articles btAu the "a on ronl Nj
al The Brick SorepPPUsto the Mills, davenport low
Jiurbr Ir5A. J. NJ. HD!SlIst,
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Gbifago.
w. TClllN as.
l6l Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Eleyant Furniture

IVA un lersigsed waatd respectfully announce Ia
The citizens OF The West, that he has spened a
First Class Warehouse of Rosewood PRrlor Farni.
0re, aad atAer ktaas, SAGA library, pnnga and
Chamber salts OF Rosewood, MahcsBpS. Oak aud
Nsinat, all &c which have beea mxdn in his ewn
niaaaLctory "a New York city, and materials all
steamed aud hHnsdried, and warranted ia every
tespec equal 10 any made ia this country Of kurepE
Also, iaI assortment OF fraslew sand
Grovcsteens celebrated Planes,
which have taken the GoidMeaa ateNery New OK
Exhibition, for the lsstniae years, and over all oh
81 competitors, at The late IrsslSl Palace Ia Ne"
York SitS,
All orders viii be takeR and made M from the IA
| ans, $500 .t.l., and .ais la "a the rst.ac
pilees al sold for Ia New YORK city. Also, fa as
| snrtmtnt OF the New Patcnt SPRING Bid, The most
pxaF4oas al eco omtt&l bed ever made, and war
rsnte,s 6glt, Prizes ~}U.V8. The attesitca OF The
pt.bl,e i. also laytsd 10 ths Patent Mosquito Bar,
alasl Apete iAiRs eNef made. pctsctll P"f
/ Ia bic, al n q feiaced pr.Se 81 g. complete.
". AJrIHtNs>, AshaGaclareF and iinpSrter,
( 5Al, I'll SAN 1874 Randolph street ChieAge, Ill +
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Sugar Cured Hams AZ Il Cents.
I h Ean 1Aut ch0ir+ Sugar Cured Ham or a sf.t.
L Esd Shoulder, ailty 81 ms Pork Hausz Dbl From,
str.tI.
Sugar Cured Smoked HAMS Il contg,
smoked Shout grs .
Liberal Alssaa-' ,.... f- t, .s.. 4r.t-
H,hiH ar III II ptrgn.uys.
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! ItEEAtF4eEs
| 'IloILINlI ..N.
& 1t g g. Il II T Z -:
IVAFI%0 gan.n35F 'te By iaat-sa.fa ss sles Mould
ita,'t1 thu 't'r"t' 81 u. lta t ia. tys u,s igst
/ B,,a 49, Las, r.4r. 900. ''z "'..s'+'. "A'
I Tsns FIT isea. u....
! Very Gyaa al
A.ss th".s tFsr1aI' GIN.
,.a ..a,n. o.'a.'..s
y.au.sl 8t.
E,,nt an.
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.
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taa6, ".t- f.aa.se. a.....
suSuT~ [@E "=. sa.~#s
r...... s....ss
wE..
Fa..r.#
,...- w
.s....s. -....r tg.......
us..aer. 4Ia a.a.ss
Se" h9rE Hoitsn syrup h tgSe.
n-... ..c,,,,cx .u.f..tu-,r.-,.,- = 10 ".A
=. an,Ic.-f,. rs .,r, l.I' .s,,,iil,
soaps IN large TaFety
tHhdirA.'a-.a ~'t. #8" latiaws
f...t n....,u,
ia..ya Itsa. -HrHtl.rs.
ear. Fa.3are5 nsaco
W.rr1. t, .'gA , .GL'F"' ''''eI'
viii. t..a ~ u.l. and m. M.
! Door Mats Jute. Tomato Kstsbuu.
! Pahbitt' Neutrality-suspicious. nv
- - raB - .gt
CUP va 49, A@@Ae ~pAHy ""''f
cream I"Eltf. Cbasst,
1esSE FV""7'' MICA
Hops FrnLes,
oaL So"' &'i-iAsl
AutmesS ElSs'
Iaee' a4HoA,
! Ginger, whole 4 ga. Z1E:e CGrraats,
Cloves " shaker Preserves,
4 Pepper " o. S8rdinss,
| Cinnamon Peaches in Cans
! sIlsn;rr 70 rla~kbar,;as - -
| st'1FtN, 1NNeL h'S~
AustsIH Lemon syrup
| Cayenne FtE.NFf &iav9rlAE EStE..tE
! SAGE. AuCgarn,tt
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5nsaraufe.
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company

feoria marine and Fire Insurance company,
Pk0RtA. I'LL,
cH.RTsskn ls$l.
mas COMPANY continues 10 issue policies 90
l. NAktNE, INLAND. NAVIGATION, TRANS.
PoRTA1loH AND FIRE RiskS, at ~sasesssh
rates
An Unconditional retEtu premium Of 10 per cent.
viii be PAID haek TO eaFge customers at The close ~
the year,
Farm properly aed detached buildings, faSorahN
ss3dSied mas he inspfed against loss or damage by
Dire Tor aRs tcugth Of une fron eRe 40 ave SeFs, 81
lew rates ot rFcmian, Ard thus avoid assessments
a. ta Au3uai Companies.
CAPITAL 100000,
DIRECTORS,
lssdg JndeghUl Thea Pony " & lferren
A,N. 4yag, ". Il Phelps, pa Il Brothefsos,,
. q iiaiSlfA. ia, Penn. l.. Holland
WA y. Mason, B l.. Y Bouflst,t J. ReN ntdds.
charles HoNagd.
OFFICERS.
isaac UNRERRIIL, Pres, Is. l.. 4. BavaLssp. Ntet
Press takKLks HotlaAn, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS agent for Rock tslaud, nst, ca port
Aagna aEd FietUtA oAjce ~ hash CtS~ Aate y Ace
lpE iisuse. tiltuas street, heck lsiaad ilg,,
aaN H4ta. d-I
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WHITE GOOnS

~ III I 7 JIDIlJJS
SLA'N Figured amt dotted Svs. Hrsba,
Js.gH"t aud ShTzluat CHnhrtrs
ftHdr striped and Plain sain..-,k,
htrb@l lawns and Boot AusIfus
t''i7i,n- inda Dimltv, Victoria sktrrtaa.
ia"ea Tong Lawns Bir's Eve Bfsi-.f.
t."s Linen auj tsrtss Gami.rfr.
h'lHhitn riuitae- sad Hla4ffy p,ftf-
t#@nTri fyHAute.. Checked and Vtr.....f OIL
fgue ~ tIt ~ = . '''''hth y
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No. g.
xe G0lrC kosE.

~ Receiving oar ~PraHs siosa see
IA f.sygvggS Gold Hanierss Mag AEA ftAts-
jF.ELkT 81 al descriptions se'
-. tss,~x8, r83yersares hn@ h~.4hs e 1s - L.
~ g.vs tne lArsesi aa4 :. - Il. -. :.
-. sSef srs3gkf fe DGSf SPsffs ' 4''+ t - -, =
s. ne t,tsbise as ass ~ sha a"AsN
- Il ,.els sale Retail. - ..,,,
-. e.fi Eaa examine "3T $3.50 y ~ =
- Il L, ysa4 interest - - aie "sA'- t1-s -
sst4aI asA 70 y AI.fRED a. BtELyN.
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lS-5-S EA1 AN%ls
~. AYERS C5rrry Fecl5ral,
Or Rogers Lgeras on, and Tar,
d. jpAIs0u's Canadian H4.sAm, FlT,
+ aisle ,Ae., &c, Tor sale b
g..a- C.. e. NEEE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
ToMIIN & SON, : s'A'eA-
Grocers and Commission Mercha,,ts.

81 " CAMDEN srRrRT, HOWARD AND sua Hr
BALTIMORE
TIuF attention Is paid inspection and sale Of Lea
- Tobacco, Grain, Flour, Fruit, Bacon, Lard Butter
ES7cash advances made upon consignnents.
John Cuttings, ESQ., Pres Ches. Bank; Messrs Merer
atn Tpence Co.: Lambert Cuttings, Es Meksrs
Campbelii Coli O. Nnde; wilson, ESQ. jei9:dn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
MIsGELI.ANE


One Remedy for one Disease.
TNR Truxnl is regular pysleian, aud high lin
~ Wash Co Pa in his profession and man. His
sneiicine Is valuable =
r Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville, Pa aged 81
sent 70 Masontcen In the TALBOT 1851 bottle Of sacred
from III. annexed certificate:
This IS certify that afflicted with
Dyspepsa. the prominent symptoms which were obsti-
nate Cdstiyenes Sourness OF the Stomach,
iTs and legs. spells of Extreme OF fesh
I-ngour Debility and Gnaving .he stn1naeh
great 10 Baltimore TO consult some
very eminent pysieiansspent hundred
dollars but benefited uni II Dr. Tfaxals
Sacred one bottle Of cured me.
RoEERr MCKINLEY. q
For sale by n. n LOGAN co.
eps p General Agents, Wheeling, Va! j
sIP.ALR IN, GENILEiLENl2E u
pleasure u and
ceised ny Spring and Summer stock
and yesting together with full assortment Of Gents Pur
Sly stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The STYLES are
neat and as . qaat they second none, being
very best and up orr
der and e short notice, IN The latest and approved
a goed ht ed in an gases or no sale, by
d ap2 II e. III No. WashingtonH Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

,,ps ,sr ,..SUNDRIES.
~ IS Sacks strictly prime Rio Coffee.
10 Hhds Prime Sugar, Il
10 Bbls Powdered Sugar, s
10 do Crushed DO
S do Soft Crushed ,sir4 Ats.-s
10 Bbis Golden syrup sfolasses.
20 Sacks ine Eastern Salt,
~ 10 Boxes Raislns,
lfe1 4 Cask yante Curranfs. =
~ % Bbls No, medium Maekral. 81. saa1ss
20 Boxes smoked Herring,
10 Kegs Sup oarb Soda,
10 do Soda saieratns,
just received and for sale BY
ALEX. TURNER,
sepLo N Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

---..z - ~ - w doAlABEOn daH
iik undersigned would respecffnlly MORN No
and Patrons and the eitizens Wheeling and yienit,
mat he hss reeiyed his and Winter soeE \
and ysstines, all or which he d prcpares
70 up 10 order In the latest most pproved sfxf
1iia oept manner short 4. urIces
ll 70 psae The best buyers All goods warranted 10 be AZ
800 80, a. commended o. no sale H sTAILsfAN
Merchant raffnr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

shoulder RracesIZ 8isoaI,Ie., Fs,-,c.-,
"A s Of those superior Washington Braces
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry

A good 1t glarante ed IN all cases or NO sale, BIZ
y y. H. STALLAfyN, Merchant Tailor,
ap2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

y 4 lsention, Indie,
w ss " oistk IN boxes just received Mt the
- " - l3ridge Corner Drug Stnrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

t'sai "A n WHOLESALE
III HAVE now on hand very large stock of Watches Jew.
eys purchased directly from Importers and Manu-.
faet1rers, 70 supply the increasing demand from
-. WATcH-MAKERS, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs,
Of the surrounding country whose attention this branch
81 me Is commended exaaina-
lion Of tho stock respectfully solicited.
$50 JSTa SCOTT,
rnii2s No. I5I Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
STEAM MARBLE WoRKs


CO MARKET ST., WHEELING, va.
ME subscriber having made extensive In
the East for the supply contemplating the
erection Of steam works. he would invite attention Of
Architects Bulders andthe public general, stock
q Italian Sienna American and other
Marbles Of the fnest qualities which can be sold lower than
any other estabiis hfnent In the west.
Dealers VIII find Il 70 their advantage 10 examine bis stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
HIS work Is done in elaborate STYLE and he would
invite the u 70 inspeet his Of Stat
and oner carved work, Monuments Cenoaphs Tombs
HEAD and foot stones and yard every
riety: being by his facilities supply
WORK ~ lower prices than any other establish
Phase giro me = call and examine my work.
MICHAEL ]. R0HAS,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
70 Also eaielned plastas Hydraaic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models, Marietta Grind stones at
the lowest trade prices. Iyd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

n article much used for the c,re or ~, "a
= y taneous and mercurial diseases = % 80 ~
kor sale, Wholesale and retail bt
FuHDENBERG ROBERTS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
New savings Bank store,
RevoIversI Firearms,
CUTLERY VARIETY GOODSl

- ,,,o,-, 11iDSSE Els.
HOULDca attention large and splendid stock Of
Of Single and Double Bareled Guns
Colts Auene, Mareton's, Reyovers. and
great variety Or Pistols too numerous % mention.
ALsoA saiendd stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods,
Truss and Supporters In great variety.
Al Kinds of repairing done with neatness and dis
patch a. -, I. CARTWRIGHfiS
Cutlery, Variety and Music Store
tfalt, ~ affr-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
H-A- rs a. ND CA PS.

a = - ny - 49, -.
WE have ts day receive ofhe nsstan most beau
w l Hats and Caps We erer brought 70
this city; the fashionable that could made IN ths es-
tern markets.
4 comprises In Part ;.e following kinds:
Gents Mol st aolesin Hats, light eiasiic made by
ie best hatters East, Eit our
dsrs Gent. ne white and black otter seal &e
Know Nothng and Wide Hats, black Soft Par and
Wool Hats Of every color, quality and price.
CAPS Of description and OF the most recent styles
such a. The Nevada, Know Pyramid, Ca
iArtan, Russian, English, Washington, CONSULTATIONS
Caps, and AL other kinds u abundance,
Goods or these were ever offered before 70
edgens Hats and Caps OF an kinds Just received from
the most fasiIonahie houses New York.
carpet Bass, fars and Gloves always on hand.
Amine magnificent Stock Goods before
We feel confident that can please the most
fastdiors.
NOTHING yin be wanting on our part 10 sui. and aeeomo
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything IN the way and Caps lust dive
s call viii win sell Won goods as
low as they can Be got where this aide Of Phadspha,
and on The most favorable terms.
nv s. d HARPER a SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
~ 6 "a ~ @ SO
JUST REoEIHED FROM TIE 0ELEBRATED M4yBF4oT0RF
HAILET. DAVIS d5s CO.,
"A SPLENDID LOT OF PIANOS.


pna1s ash dh
verNs . sspavs&
dt p Whit Il ml
bt.
Ne nadebn
aa %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

CASKS Asl Blue Titricl on hand and for sale by
- Itf-, a finnna M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

AJJNITI -I15siS - =
'lztat - $50 t1 s1An ME, ,s,s,, Just received
Book NJ nd Variety Store.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-02-07
Trouble In the Camp.

The New York Tribune, the organ of the
Fusion party of the North, is down on Hon.
SAMUEL BRENToN, fusion member of Con-
gress from the 10th district in this State.
The Tribune after charging Mr.. BRENToN
with having turned traitor to the sentiments
he was elected to represent and having base
ly sold the men who con6ded in him, says !:
The police records of all countries show
that there is a class of men to whom it is of
no use to preach, and upon whom all exhor
tations to pursue life of honesty are thrown
away, and even treated with ridcule. In
the annals of crime there are professional pick
pockets, burglars, confidence men, thieves.
and rosues of every kind and degree, who
rcsOlutely pursue their occupation, regarding
a detection and temporary residence in the
penitentiary or prison simply as an accident,
or dlSagrecable episode in their career. But
they never take it as a practical hint that
they had better improve their morals and
change their course OF life. They cannot be
made to believe in the doctrine that honesty
is the best policy
The Tribune seems plainly to charge Mr..
BRENToN with belonging to this same class
Of men.
1t is something out this way to hear
Mr.. BRENToN classed with professional pick
pockets, burglars, thieves, and rogues, regard
ins residence in the penitentiary as only an
accident, TO which they are at any moment
liable. We have always heard him spoken
Of as a respectable man. Either Mr.. BREN-
TON must have sadly degenerated in morals,
since he went to Washington, or the Til
blne's code of morality is very purtanic.
These gentlemen, however, must settle
the matter among themselves. Mr.. GREELEY
is the great High Priest of Fusionism, and
Mr.. BRENToN, as well as Mr.. DUNN and Mr..
ScorT, must, we suppose, obey his behests,
or suffer accommodation, and perhaps mar
tyrdom.
Mr. BRENToN's crime seems 10 have been
the voting, or threatening to vote, for some
other man, than N. p. BANKS, of Massachu-
sets, for Speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatiVps
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-02-07
Another Division of the Fusion Party
Summoned to Duty.

The Indiana Journal of the 29th contains
a semi-oflicial call for the assembling of the
Abolition wing of the Fusion party at lndi-
annapolis, on the 2lst day of February next
This is the right wing or principal division Of
the Fusion party. 1t is the rod that like Aa-
ron's rod swallowed up the other rods. 1t
is carrying out the advice and direction oi
that shrewd Abolitionist, WILSON, OF Massa-
chusettss as delivered to the faithful at the
Fusion Convention last summer in this city.
All other parties are to come under the BAN
ner of Black Republicanism, if its leaders
can coerce them. They, the Fusionists, are
bl.t filling quito TO the order the programme
t. which we called attention few dNIsslnce
There is to be a standard raised and rendez-
yous opened for each division Of the many
headed party. They are worse organiza-
ton than were the ten tribes of Israel in the
worst days of their disobedience. They too
have their JOSHUA, but like him, they nor IA
ther GIEDINGs will probably never be permit
ted to enter the land of promise. This
mighty republic can never be ruled by men
of the stamp Of the Abolition schooliof the
present day. What man Of National heart
and principles can cooperate in party organ
izations with men who have no regard for the
constitution nor for the Union.
The advocates Of Slavery agitation are in
voked to attend. Tho journal informs its
readers that this call is made by "the old Ex-
ecutive Committee of the State Association
of the Free Democracy" So the real old
stagers, such as Steven C. Stephens, George
w. Julian, James Ii. Cravens, Steven S. Har-
ding, A. l.. Robinson, Rawson Vaile, Matthew
r. Hull, and men of their kind, are to lead of
the Fusion dance in this campaign, by as
sembling one day before the State Temper
ance Convention meets. The people will
have much to interest them through the CO.
ming canvass if they will take observation of
the movements Of Fusionism during the
summer.
We will, however, give our Abolition
friends the credit of having cOuched their call
in mora reasonable and becoming terms than
has either of the other factions, although
they impute good deal more than is true to
the policy and conduct of the "Old Liners"