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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

IER. RDlroa.-Pease announce JOSEPH JORDAN as the
Peoples candidate for Wharf Master ensuing charter
election, and oelige Ldee16l MANY FRIENDs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

Mr.. Entron45I again announce n5seIf to my fstosS-
attend 70 the duties Of said oise with ii,ieIlty
+ dtclSf ROBT. HAMILTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
Notioe.

:, : :. 4TNOOIOCs :.
ofist Is Hereby given toswarn al Iers9ts =,
cqr tain Note for tI.s s,Iln Of Two luadTpi s7l
lse Dollars, giyen at Lagrange Ohio, Sept sgtl- &
TX months after.iate to D. r. King Or-L: IS -
WAS irauducntly obtained, and the viil %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

-i7e4irsF3 LAuGliLiNs d BOSHPIELD,
Gen'lAgents for Ohio county, No 25 Monroe st. Z,
Alsofor sale by n. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists
orders must be above General Agents
they will supply trade Propretors prices and send
the Pills eonddentiay to ladies by mall By enclosing 81 to
either, at tie Wheeling Post-offce Is r 55f ~
N D-Dr. Dnponeo's Golden pills, signature 81 Dupon-
co. on box none other genuine For particulars get
Circular Of AGENTS. e Is 4ss ap2511yf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

Mn. demonstrating been requested by large number
OF voters from the different wards of the city become
candidate for Street Commissioner have concluded
SO, and IL elected will discharge the duties Office
promptly. (deo1gD GEORGE DuLGKR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

Down we went upon the gale again, hopeless
ly scraping along lee of ice seldom less than
thirty feet thick, one flee, measured by line
as We tried to fasten it, more than forty. l had
seen such ice only once before, and never in
such rapid motion. One upturned mass rose
above our gnnwale, smashing in our bulwarks,
and Jeposiiing half ton of ice in a lump on our
decks Our staunch little brig bore bersei
through all this wild adventure as though she
had charmed life. But new enemy came in
cirhf oLaad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
SHEIa1,E NTuSTry

choice collection OF Sheet asc. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind OF 1nstrnmens now in use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
Merino ..aooas.

IA lIILY flour. i,
iS BARRELS ms ztat Far,iiy Flour s, s. NJ
Nv -oct2i THoBURN ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

Mr. EniroR-Please announce the name of BOLIVAR
WARD for the Office OF City Sergeant the ensuing char
Ter teiection ard o''ise fleclnl MANY FRIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
PARTING HAwsERS AMONG
ICERERGS
From ID. Kane's AfetIe Expsdltlon.


It blew perfect hurricane. We had seen it
coming, and were ready with three good hawsers
out ahead, and all things snug on board.
Stiliit came on heavier and heavier, and the
ice began to drive more wildly than thought
had ever seen il. had just turned in to warm
and dry myself during the inomentary lull, and
was stretching myself out in the bunk, when
heard the sharp twanging snap of cord Our
six inch hawscr had parted, and we were swing
ing by the two others; the gale roaring like
lion to the southwark.
Half a minute more, and ..twang, twanglrs
came second report. knew 1t was the whale
line, by the shrillness of the ring Our noble
ten inch MANILA stiiIheld on. Twas hnrrying
my last sock into its seal-skin boot, when Nc
Gary came waddling down the companion lad
derS. "Gaptain Kane, she won't hold much
longer; it's blowing the blue devil himself, and
am afraid to surge.
The MANILA cable was proving its excellence
when reached the deck, and the crew, as they
gathered around me, We're loud in its praise
We could hear its deep iEolian chant, swelling
through all the rattle ofthe running-gear and
moaning of the shrouds. Itacas tie death songt
The strands gave way with the noise of a shot
ted gun, and in the smoke that followed the re-
coil, we were dragged out by the wild ice, at its
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

SoRDER RuFPIAN zcaPS4noiher lot Of d.
noV20 8 D. HARPER : -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29


We steadied and did some pretty Wrapping,
and got the brig good bed in the rushing DRIFT;
but it all came to nothing. We then tried to
beat back through the narrow ice clogged water
way, that was driving, quarter of a mile wide,
between the shore and the pack, II cost US two
hours. of hard labor, thought skillfully be-
slowed; but at the end of that time we were at
least four miles of, opposite the great valley in
the centre of Bedevie Reach Ahead of u.s.
farther to the north, we coula see the strait still
narrower, and the heavy ice-tables grinding up
and clogging it between the shore cliffs OIL the
one side and the ledge on the other. There was
but one thing left for us; to keep, in some sort,
the command of tue helm by going freely where
we must otherwise be driven. We allowed her
to stand on reefed forc.top sail; all hands
watching the enemy, as we closed in since.
at seven in the morning, we were close upon
the piling masses. We dropped our heaviest
anchor with the desperate hope ofwinding the
brig; but there was no withstanding the ice tor
rent which followed us. We had only time to
fasten spar buoy to the ship and let her
Il, /.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

General lsieree Quite worn o. ~. =
ehEkEs bot much glory pleasure IN ny ~
being President. Mr.. Pierce Is quite SICK o. -,
farinp from colds. cousls soIs P.s
vs. N e can ind relief by using few Of Brt on
Maiets, % cents box At oe,v Z rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

Ait'r Ia nat
je1f HENRY MOORE -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
M(sCELLAN EOUS.
Humors OF Law,

stcrne insinuatss that attorneys arc 70
LAWYER. VIA, apothecArics are to physicians
-0nl, they 90 no, deal in 'c-lplr'i
One day. at the tail, q the late nr
Peas. Dean Of Hy,) joe, as the cloth was
being removed, the suhjCct of discourse hap.
pened to b. that Of an extraordinary NOR
tality among the lawyers. 1--WE have lot
aid a gentleman, 'not les than 'iI eminent
lrarristcrs, in as many months" Tho Dean
who was quite deaf, rosc as his friend On
she'd bis remarks, and CAV, thc company
grace For ii,s and every other uur DE
Lord. name b praised The eG,ct was Ir-
rssisnbls,
Abou, hunjr,d wears 40 Scotch --a-
tlgman b,gueathel 90 Die poor r.'a'i.u,, 10
whatever jc-rsr, tho sum 81 $4,000. o.
sa,ct. De ls't them a chaacsry, snit, whish
las remained iu the family ever .Iucs. H.
a., frst place, the neat OF k.n disputed the
validity ol the b.gu.s', bati,va.e.H..hrl
ly Lord ChaucglI.r Caml %. AMI 3-3 rrr-
I5ns made rut their rrlu.rlir. There
urou. iu &C. ,,ar l5s5. O. l.,J was l,rj nr
the d.strib4tgn yf t's uaury AMONGST th,u.
which h4, DO, l,,0 elected q els Day.
yet -rar-v case vasthatoi o., famous
"Esfl,l,y ,a,t, which lasted urvar'. OF.
100 years Itvas gammsucrI shortly alter
II III O. .H. T...H I'D ~. dol. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

As''I story ,s ta,IaraY.as.. vnlu--t
fr g.. Gr,; time .H "a bowling ar.g. ar.
kpt lr,a- away 10 tle l.u, O., Oh. .uu,rn,
peril ui ,lr Boy, 81, '4rlrlu hl,.a-any,..r-
q 81 in "ssttius ap che pins, vas actually
engaged ia eni.a,.s.uc O. avoid OH, '.... u.
t. player, which u,'i.l COO ... slI.- a' on.
T,D, s,ll1ut Joachim, them. SO length O..
fellow .r.iH. iac Trrliam.rt t.a Dos $40.
in, yelled out, a, Ae D.. drive another la.r,
''''aui iu among tas pins. .r y,u Ilu't Wan.
{, 80 Ait
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

\ vain mans motto g.. d" Win -.'l AMI
wrt- d." a crurrrIs mans. win -.'I
AMI slirs i';'' m.>,r',, 90 Wl1 -..f .rH
spare IT, rrIl.s.e's, &c WiE s1,I ami
,Prnd 90 - brokers', &c Win -.,I and l.u.
it;' a fools. " Win gold and rul IT, .
gamblers. '' Win slId ana b., &c 90 % wis.
mans, " Win gold and u,s 10. 4"
i>lal Cor thc Social
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
New series for is57s
HOME JOURNAL,


We have IRE pleasure 20 return our r,o't CRATE
f,l thanks O. Oh, reader. Of the lloNs Jovss'L,
hr tho gtraiy epl,TErd avdisrce Nth ~h'ch w.
have tss1 honoffJ i7 1855, ani 90 "f'r ont f''
.p.sis. and the rturi-s 4 oar cnniiuuel 'sst srT.
s,frs. tH thr year o. ffe a.. Nuh ihr TuNirsrd
br1rirr which 20 have rHu secure, 40 she h.r-
.I-s 81 zoe "a A. ,sst c1unu1, % 81 uul, natural
thatur sluuII i,si iiitH,1l rrsrUus l.H'N,u bile,
90 thr .aul- time, vr girt Bop rur energies iuf Dew
varieties .f Ir'HslI1 arN ,1IrrTIis..
The Tfuar. vtH ,t,l cuHJl.ur o. devote their
fa- sHI abilities fa .'ssIrr'r tr ihs llHur luuuIrl
y. e. ftJtf TIHTH-rs, I1 1i'Ii.1H i1 hIs usHFl
r..rrria-. 90 IH.-, Doc aaJ tali ,HI, 70, mr'ih.r.
rI iH.uJsfs, ..t..-.s lr1.,H, fH give none 90 tar
Letters TO InVahds,
,t.rh h.. s,rs..s,-- ~ sns''.I bin jo vf.fr,
.rI eh..h hltr l.,l o.. vi4.s rral..i tBi, a's.,
s.u.sHi
Portrait, or Li,iog Characters.
G.1I.s o. Monte, hesi',. hi. u.ul' constant
iI..I. r..l II- .r1r.pI aHrBrtrrrIs ui che T"r..,
v.I Hak. 90 fa. u.., er uAl,a Goo uru.l.r tui tlg
sketches, songs, ballads, etc.
r-sg,tsJ o., 90. a,...g aaI r,,u, Of ,hr rar..ns
rrr.
T.E. Arrrigus7' i1 rr,r1us..n D. rUu'r
IHIN, tu Dol rrih..l
The Rose or Clru-Loisc
300 hay.r hrs.u o. ra,u.hsl 90 arr'sr,
r,...,. ,.- a.... OF Cd, rH,a,. ns rI.n-
- ra...rr.a.,,,,,a. Of a lrirpa,Ir,,lor.
....H. ....u.Hf.Is.
-Ir.r..r .-. b.s'.ry r'r.u r.'..'.-s.
a- Ih, '.Hr.. ....r., H..i r...Hr.rs, sI1.h-
.."r $780,. '.I ,." H".,..'., .I fH .'!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
MornInE rdnIon ofthe Traveller.
FISH AND SALT.

I'OR che lB.t 'h,u, ,rars w. have given our
j particular BttrHtI1n tn thr ailHyrBriirl's pHd
have rrrIHfN male arrangement. sh,f,i, thr lst
u1mrI Article 600 hf delivered direct Coon y.s.r
uf st1ir. tp cate, asu.rlrBt Vuauiii, ist.ksu
Oaf u.upl stock o.. ps laI.avs.-
% g - 81
500 600 I0s. LARGE con.
$1,000 " MEDIUM 10.
10000 =" POLLOCK.
sDUU1 " HAZE.
900 l.rNrs HERRING
5Ol III.. NNCkER'L, TONGUES 4
SOUNDS. NNrE~ 4 IlNS, a..
400 lbIs. TANNERS OH, PURE,
- - "a -
20 ono lu.hr'. TURNS ISLAND SALT.
5000 liNEEruOI. d..
90 HH.a H
I 900 IIsf 90 TIER, D.,
DNNi s. CO.,
r-HHuIH. Nrfs', PORTLAND
Nrul, ls'o ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

Little boys should be s,sn-n1, hr1rl q.
tie urchiu aii when be could 40, rsg.,c q.
Lesson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26

l,isasinsuAr fac; that when ths Inlun
sSsars il : in Slsiish. There ere 40 oath,
10 G- LSdila vyEl4,ular
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Use Marshall's Snuff.

Zoo GrrI.irs. 1pInrtrrsrs t- fh. IlrpH.
g.. MNt~U,II'- SNUFF.
Tlr vhfiIr. 49, lrrBIHE .sr.,i..rs boz fHs lIarH.
-. MARS MILLS SNUFF.
To Goo great dow uI H'..I fH MOI. H.FN
o.. MNN~IlNltf- SNUFF.
I..l.r bog .lIhs Hr.r,
t.s HNE~IIlli'~ SNUFF.
Tor .HIH .I fha ITlN.t r.' Ir.. ..H of rH. ..as.
O.. WNI~llNil.~ SNUFF.
Goo sa'..y su H.' .H.r arI as.s H.s.
t.rH NG-uNl'~ SNUFF.
I.rur.I. lr rhr h.,| lr| u.BH d..
Goo NNN~Utll. SNUFF.
Zoo .sE.l.a .,rI ...r..H a..r.... ." .... owe.
t.r MARSH II'- SNUFF.
T.rpU CNTNEGU' ,IrEgIl.N-.
Geo MARSHALL. - SNUFF.
W.rs rlIa furH.. ,s,..' ,sH.rsH.. Do ....7
IHrf fr fa. above Irs...... $500 COO oil. H... s4
....t.u Go MNE-Ulll'. SURE.
uN NH'f r.f.HI. .,r-ia. Hs... '. Mon.
<.I al. S. loose q, Np.ls. Iu.sII 49, i'r.f.
-...I I'tu.. D.. N.t..' e Coo, " E..... O.. e.
St,.s,J hHI i,r.r...H. N.u.f. '..sl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
MRS. wIESLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Tce,hing.

ThrNt'r1l'r rrrfrDt,.7 #. che rr's f.u''HH 90
.-. uItlr u.n.t D,r,...1rri srI sai''ui Hr's,s l'
N,, EH.arI, 1ul Do. h.sa u.rd with ue'rr.i'l'.
iH. sug,rss, I1
THOUSANDS or CASES.
Hrrtprj, r,.ir,,. 'br ,hiI Huu rN.n, lu' boz.
,.-.rI... trH Blh Buf lsur.s. ,.urrIs I....-
r,. trI .i,rs t.rr .rH ,.-.r Fl. Oh. oH..r leon.
I.u.IH'u..f Ir.irrI', relieve
GRIPPING - TiiE BOWELS,
rrT rrrrr.m- ,-r,n..r.r,, sol. CD. DC rr, ..r. 'lt
..-.| ..I. ..| I. ..H.H.
WrI.T.,r % of. Ir.faHI .nTr.f rrrr. n iH irr
v.r.F. rr r.I Jt.,s.i nt.rrr.., HrI nprfhr' boo
CH'..r. vhsrlrr ,' 1r..rs ..ru f.''b'rs, uI irHw
HHt .I... .H".".
tN. NurT. pruHrf. ....r' "-r.f.I NuH..
s. II I, NrII.vs q. Bate. raH. ll..'s W. \ l,r.'.
ISL. rHr.. O. irr..H Il tH.. N..h..... l.. 4.
~r1.l.,,. ar| E.| .lu. l.r.s. N.urH,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
Dr. Marshallls Snuff

O., recommend. lg ihr bet physician. iH.,rgh .Ht
fIr rrrfu. 100 u.rI vub -Irr ......s i.. '.r
,f.s.I h.,.,.h. and rr.s.Hf, l..... IHfH, Boat.
.. .I.... lr' I.Flrr,-. fu rIs h.1'. sh.u. ". H.'
lnIlI.. ..r.tr.Hu lr fhH Hs|N. sfuH.- no. % f.r
r.... t.I frr h.rI, h'esHf.l .f fHr ..... HH. I.H
irs u..fr... ri.r ir f.a iur.GraI 1H| rHI.u-H r'r
eve. q ,,II nri headache, vptu, ri.s, ... srr
ap. ua.h ,,r., a,,U... aul iIHglH. sHHH' BOO OBJ"
l.fI.
S.rab.,eal,. Gr I..tof,g.a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-26
NEW MAP OF OXFORD COUNTY
Map of oxford County

I nc uaisrifnsd pruposs', r,u'iird 'udsilrt
J s1riuri srinfuI llr given, Go ouustfu,t sHd ,u.-
L.. D. . .r.ra ...N ..lHu..tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30
NEM york. MARKET.

Ngw. YoRk, July 29th.-Fiour buoyant, sales
of 1900 bbls ut $500 for State; 6,20a6, 80 for
Ohio. Wheat advanced &c, sales Of 40, 600 bu
at So for Southern white, and ], 20 for Illinois.
Corn higher, sales of 10000 bu at 6212 for
mixed Mess pork steady, sales of 400 bbls.
Beef dull. Lard heavy. Whisky buoyant,
sales of $50 bbls at Ssc.
Stocks dull. Chicago and r. Island 1924.
Cumberland % 3-4 Michigan Southern SO SO.
N. Y. Central 81 Reading 81. Cleveland
and Toledo rs. Erie R. R. 81 IA. Galena and
Chicago 1O7 LIZ. Illinois Central Us Oh 5-8.
Sterling Exchange dull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

Llsr NIGHT's MAlLs.-P Pittsburgh Post say
Gatthe kecl-bCat Great Western, was load
ig5rWheeIing. Tho thermometer was stand
teH98 in the shade. The Nebraska fol
Wheeling, was the only steamboat departure
Tic Cincinnati Columbian says business on th,
hiding is dull; three feet and half of water
i The channel from there to Louisville.
The following arc the frates:
Whisky and Oil 81 per barrel
nk SIC; -four 6Oc; molasses $l,50; lard, ba'
en, sugar and grain, 30c per 100 lbs; cotton
$50 per bale; wool 35c.
Vhseling-Pound freight s0c per 100; whis-
Eand oil soc per Dbl
s. Louis-Dry goods soc; heavy freights 75C
PEI ewt iron 6OC; whisky 81 80 per Dbl. :,
Ees Orieaus-Flour 81 so; Whisky g, 20; Oh
$40; pound freights 75a1OOc per cwt.; bacon
CiePcr 100 lbs; pork $3.50.
The Eunicc had arrived there from St Louis
ina crippled condition.
Louisville Courier reports, thermometer at 30.
Canal closes day after tomorrow. Says Mr.,
Euclid, prominent Wing of Covington has
come out for Buchanan. State election there
comes off on Monday next, considerable excite.
nent about It The funeral services of Mrs. S.
Q Wilson. sister of Hon. James Guthrie were
performed there on Sunday last in Walnut Street
Baptist Church, Of which she was member.
St Louis Democrat says, receipts ightest o.
the season. There was rise Of 4 feet in No.,
bnt soon went down. Announces that Col
Benton waste speak that Saturday, evening
asthe Grand Democratic rally.
a correspondent Of the New Orleans Plea
yuueVH9e sfUm Camden, Ark:
The prospect for crops. of all sorts through
S Gs ms region Of country never were better
Snsn at this tims. The wheat crop has beer
sss1ested. and Is usually large and good.
nave no doubt Arkansas has made -four bread
enough "tO do" her for the next twelve months
AeoOHDNo to the Washington Union. the
House Of Representatives is determined to de
nat every appropriation bill until the Senate
shall concur in the amendment, declaring all the
A'ts Of the bogus Kansas Legislature, null and
void. This, the Union characterizesas t.practi.
al revolution"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

INV 1Sf<95Es.A TINS q S-lS0tS411A
"A 4 hlstt ne . HORSES INy1Go-
IA RAT1NG CORDIAL NeEe lesEned felgnleps The pub
he osn deceived, &c TIC simple and
facts atetsd By Witnessed of The class and ehaEae-
ter, are nov an doubts 1NoRRDuLITY
IS OVERTHROW.
arising from misuse abuse o. the various organs II
restores Vgor decats function connected with
eesssrS % b f,s1l1.l persons OF
feeble nscIar frae, deficient In vital power, Il Is
The only Of that
Appetites well tho higher mental attributes
beneficial effects mot confined to eherkex or TO any
age The feeble girl The ang wife, the ereysted
YOUTH eoyer.toFn Of the victim Of nervous
depression, the Individual on general
from the weakness OF single VIII an ind immediate
aud permanent relief from the use q this Incompatible re.
!. vim prove and uatans safe;guaEd asainss
that teTri6s nHlaay apys peraps, who have
triaed with their hst they think thezpsel
spar. The Cordial deals ~ ettt eeisss without
reference to GAUGES, and YIN not only remove the disorder
R.BumD THE BRoKEN OoNsTTTrTIoN.
The derRngeents Of The system eedlng 70 nervous dis
eases, and 81 nervouA disease ITSELF are 50 numer
Gus that would require column % ennrnsrate the inaln-
dies for which this = specific hoNey-
er maybe enumerated L tie inctpl-
ent headache, hyFa, papitatnn Of The heart,
spinal affections, scuor TeEn1ra, datuispee,
liver, mental depression, q the w indispeaton
move, faintnes broken sleep and terrifying
ness the procreaslve ineompetency, mss
nnehoy, aonomanIa aus, sinking the stomach f
male chronic tendsncy % ,eaa-
citation, 1nd an Of NEE indulgsnes
Of The pasRlons and IN that does mot proceed
from gaie eaases beyond the reach Of medicine.
PERSONS or PALE COMPLEXION,
habits restored by the use OF bottle or
two 70 bloom and vgor, changing the ski from pale, yell
Low, AicEly color 70 beautiful aOrid complexion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY


Mr, slas Lscomb Of Birmingham says-1 have found In
BoerhaVes Btters remsdy for headache and debility. Ny
wife has also used II with the greatest benefit
Mr. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, also he hexps
renced uchrelief from its use for headache.
r st. READ THIS.
A Hodnds,'s 7estisRot-Jaeob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement of sheboyg suffering
time the misery attending utter prossraton OF
mind and body 1haYe been restored, by using Boerhaves
Bitters, to perfect health"
OF this remedy being In such high repute among
IIollaLdSrs Michigan New YoFkn fact,
IN every Holland setenent in the United Satesargues In
Its favor
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal says: when commenced taking
UoerhaYe's Holland Bters could hardly ualknoH
ioY excellent health. p -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

WEAKNESS or THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AItotaeIprsG Cure 6ectS6 ky Boerhaeea HolIdtd Bit
t6rAThe wife of Peter De Witte living In Holland Town
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much nom
weakness Of the stomach and indige.tlon She bad been
under phyBlcians for time, hut the disease
seemed to ba1e his skill. She purchased Hol
land Bttersat ONCE, which have given tone 70 her
nac appetite and strength returning ARM
y believe that this Is another great cure elected by
medicine.
We have still to record wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity One
thing you rely upon what have published from
much respected to community literally
true. J.QUINTuS,
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W. are indebted to Ho.. Thomas s. BOeock
.ty;rsini. for a copy Of his speech on the
p r. snse tits an able effort and has good
, D'S freerorn passion yet true and point
Cd We only regret that he did not han !,ls tne
Senate in stronger terms It is responsible for
,Eo course Of the House in great degree. We
heard the speech delivered, and find that Mr..
n ,,' i one Of the finest speakers in the House
=. r. heard with marked attention even in the
bearrarlen, which the House has become. We
Ia, that it were Oftener the case that mem
b,7s Of Congress Would-cyen on passionate
,,ti.cts-oonduct their debates in the high
toned and dignifed style which cfaracterizes
tbi, effort. More good VIII result tllus than
fom the opposite course, and it is an example
gbieh should be we'll followed.
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:, ASckrnE. The MackeFcl fishery at the Isles
~ x shoals has been extremely dull for the past
,s.SlllsaL The catch within that time has not
sSaaSSOneFs engaged III the business have nearly
~ lell and several 6f the boat crews have dis
sS.sl The maekerel already caught afe'of Fe+
s9od quality Tor the SEASON. consisting pFin7
ss stly q iaTee ~ 7oftsTssale eiseIliel<
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sTRAMRnAT RnRNEn

81. LoUIs, July The steamer Z. II. Lar
kin was destroyed by fire about ninety miles be-
low here yesterday morning. The boat and car
go is total loss. The fire originated in the
texas. The boat is valued at one hundred
thousand dollars. She was insured $4,000,
all in ST Louis Offices The value of the cargo
is not known. 40 lives LOST.
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r,,,, were 6sI deaths in New York last
ih-D "a men 76 women, 965 boys and sO5
w ~ shows an increase of 100 over the NOR
tsIity Of the previous week.
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c.,r.-A vote taken yesterday on ths
81, s.. hound express train, Central Obs Rail
- .,ood-guehanan SO. Fillmore 80, Ere.
mont
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Showing that the last recorded is by far the
E@t destructive of any included in the bloody
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., itRExoSTs NOMINATION. IL EuRoPE.-The Eng
: - and French Journals all have something 70
~, ana that. Of course fayotably, in relation to
NJ SS- trements nomination for the Presidency,
Aas \: London Times, after giving President Pierce
ana reteuingt to the slavery question, says;
I'll I'll tne Americans are once more 70 be gov
unSd 3y man Of eminencc, Il must be by q
sSlaler or sailor for if they had any statesman
~ eninence, political parties would not permit
sueeeSstuf choice This feeling considered, II
Jas mat as Ter as can yet be known, better
c &C could hardly be made than Of Col. John
SaaFles Fremont ~
=, m q, france the nomination is also commended
~ rays halls the nomination Of "a man Of
-. to the exclusion Of "a political faction,
y, as an indication Of q better tone IN Alnefi.
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OINCINNATI1 MARKET.

sTurY 29th. IF Tour, Gao, 10. Wheat, rcd, Ito
white 1,22. Corn 70. Whisky. 27a27 l-8.-
Sugar, I0a103c Coffee, II 1-4c
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a. thanks are due Senators Mason and
W., ". nd hon. John Letsher, for Congress,
s,un,lfs0EE -
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THEIlA}EES Il II IIyYS.
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MAGNETIC THIEGRAPH.
3 q, .EROM CINGRTN AIlI..

july 29.-sEhe tornado yesterday afternoon
together with the heavy rain, uprooting trees,
demolishing awnings and blowing over q build.
ing on Third street, killing one man and wound,
ing Eve or six others
Gen. Tom Thumb had his box of Jewel pres.
ents stolen, valued at $4,000.