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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-27
THE KANSAS DEBATE.-MR. PUGHs SPEECH.

Mr. Pugh engaged the attention of the Senate yesterday
with one of the ables and eloquent speeches of the
session on the Kansas question He covered the entire
ground and vindcaed riumphantly the democratic posi-
ton on this subject His to the various argu-
ments both as law and fact of Mr.. Coamer sig
nay successful He met too with equal ability and ri
umph many of the ingenious and dangerous assumptions
of Mr. Seward. On the questions of law Mr.. Pugh was
perfectly at home and his exposure Of the untenabe
grounds which the advocates of the immediate adms
sion Of Kansas rely will be regarded by the country the
conclusive and unansweabe that has yet been made
He maintained with all the power and eoquence of
man and patriot legality of the Kansas legislature and
the obligation of all good citizens obey its laws until
either declared null and void by the courts superseded
and repealed by the action of another Legislature His
presentation of the facts the contested
the members of the legislature overwhelming those
senators who have acclaimed loudly against the frauds
in the first election He showed that the great increase
the vote from the time the taken until the cleo
ton had taken place mainly in the districts in which
the elections set aside by Gov Reede and that
joty of the members clearly elected by legal votes
Willis, he did not fail to condemn in strong language the
illegal interference of the Mssourans in the election he
fixed beyond all doubt the first responsibility upon the IL
legal interference of the Massachusetts, Emgrant Aid
Society. His reply to the position Of Mr. Sumner and
Others, to the proceedings of the Emgrant Aid
Society being in violation Of no law, by far the
most complete and unanswerable that we have heard.
He showed PROFESSIONALLY that these proceedings
only violation of the law of comfy but of the
spirit of the constitution and of the rights of all the States
His examination of the early legislation of the government
the subject of slavery remarkable for its learning
and for the amount of valuable information which he
brought to bear the subject Upon the whole, Mr..
Pughs speech only sustained fully his high reputation
for talents but its language pure and chase its
facts 50 clearly and forcbly stated its reasoning
pact and logical and its sentiments national and par-
Otto that it fail exert powerful influence
the public mind.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-27
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY ~. 1865.

0O-aT IsRAEL JAMES, South Tenth street, Phiade
phia, travelling assisted by WM H. WELD
COLLINS DEERlss, j. HAMITT r. 3. JANIS, IHoA
ID. Mes, n w. boRRIsos, Il. w. WILEY WA. L. WATERMAN
ALKx H. CARsos, MusriE, BEN. ~ SWAIN, 4. AsHaAS
and z. DAVIS.
90 Rr. NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery, Alabama,
travelling agent Alabama Tennessee
sisted by O. r. Lewis o. LEWIS. and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
Q JAMES street. Cincinnati, Ohio, ID
general collecting agent the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. THohAs, WLuAM H. Thomas, THos M jams
Dr. A. l.. CHILDs, GKoRGK NORRIS and RICHARD LKAKs Re
eeipt Of either will be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-27
OF FICIAL

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and OiM The adoics and consent Of the Senate.
Benjamin f. States collector of the customs at Stonng
ton, Connecticut vice Ezra Chesebro, deceased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

April 2d-Cotton.quiet and ffrmer, sales of
1000 bales. The steamers news having had no
effect.
Flour Ianguid, sales of {, 800 bbls. at T,755 for
straight State, and 7,sg for Ohio. Wheat firm,
sales Of $500 bushels Corn declined, with
sales of 900 bushels western mixed at Csc
Pork is firm, sales of 400 bis. Beef firm, with
sales of $50 bis Lard active, with sales of 1000
bbls.
Coffee firm, with sa.es of 200 bags of Rio at
11Tal24. Sugar active, with sales of 600 lids
Orleans at Sc. MoIasses quiet with sales of 500
b5ls New Orleans at 45c Einsced Oil is qoiet.
Lard cilquict. Bacon firm, sales of2G0 casks at
91-saT-S Butter firm. Iron. fir1ner, sales of
30 tons Scotch pig
Stocks lower. Chicago and Rock Island, 95
1-2 Cleveland & Toledo SO rs. Erie ST 5-5.
Ciaiena & Chicago Il 5-S Reading 81 / s.
n. ". Central !,8 81. Missouri is So. Indi-
ana IS 89!. Va 6's.95 3d. Milwaukee and
Mississippi Sc. Cumberland Coal Co. II rs
Sterling exchange dull! ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
GorSG NORTH.

GOING SoCTII-Tne $50 Tra!n will connect at SAN
dusy With Morning Train oE' Tolroi at Mcnr2eyhe MIN
sslbS wifi Cincinnati Express from. Cysand al
Ma nSirld Junction Express from Pttir and Mt
Newark with ths and West Trains the Central Ohio
Tailruati.
The sap u Tain will Sauusky with steam
II Bay CiSy from DetTo at Nonroeve With western Tra
G. r r. r; Shelby Ianctor AZ 81 P NJ with the Mail
Train on c. C C. R C. Columbus CINCINNATI at Mans
IS P NJ with Fast train on o. r u r.
Ptttsturi ard nj newark wd' East ANA West Night
Trains Oh Central Ohio Il. Il.
GOING NoRTf-Ths 1.2G Tsan sill make elosc con.
ertinn at Nva r With Train from Beair C. o. r.
r.; AT MaRsiell IunCou with Ex1Ess for ptsbnrgh at
SheiF!lstf6G at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Butr0 aid New York, AMI at MonrceEte with
Mall Train On G. T.. road to Toledo Chicago. &c.
viii connect at Newark with Express from
the East on CentlaI o!U Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Eraa for Pittsburgh; shelb5 Junction at SSI P "
iii Mail Cleveland; NI0nroevils with Night
Exprcss for ToI and Chicago and at SandasEy with the
steamer hay CITY for Detroit and Chicago. .
J. H. ROBINSON, sup't.
snndusky Aug. 4, 1855. ssp15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

Ne. DAVID RouAx, of Cincinnati, is nov in
our city for the purpose Of introducing a new
STYLE Of Window Shutter for stores. We have
exanriac,l his model, and deem it a vast improv-
ment on the old plan, and would advise arclii-
teets and those designing to build new houses
and improve Old ones, to call aud examine the
model before deciding on their plans. These
shutters are being extensively introduced in Gin
einnati The advantage of this Improvement is
apparent from the fact that boy of 10 years of
age can with ease, open, put away, and clOse.the
hrsest shop windows in half a minute, withost
the Liability of breaking glass or forgetting to
to fasten the shutter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

,1uEy.sun.-The play last night was "Evad-
=. Mrs.. DufIicld as Evadnc, Mr. Hanehett as
1aIovieO, and Mr. HcartwcII as cOlOna. The
eb,r,e,er of EVadne, though in two or three
Instances very much overacted, was as awhOle,
be,ter sustained than We have ever before seen
:, and Mrs. DutFicld has established herself as
an eminent actress in the estimation Ofour play
roius citizens. Mr.. Hanchett and Mr. Heart
v sustained the lady very wen indeed. To-
night the leading play is Othello. and we arc
e.p.IiI whcr we say that we believe the three
characters of OthellO, -IagO and Desdemona will
be better performed than they have ever been
in Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
11E4pAenn AM pErrlrrY.

Mr. Suas LEsconIb OF D;rsInghu1u sa-'I found
BoeFhaTes remedy for hrsdarir and debility. Ny
afe has also used 1t with the greatest beneath
Sir. AS colson, Pittsburgh, also he hassexpo
rivfiee much relief frNurjtS for headache.
READ THIS.
A oLEIRdsr's TasfinlOn y-Iacob Rtnskes, living the
Holland settlement Of SheboyEan, W h suffering
misery attending utter prustraUn OF
and body have been restored, b using Bocrhaves
BtterS, to perfect health
Tie fact remedy such high repute among
nilantlsrs in Wisconsin, Michigan New Y6rk-infact,
every Holland settlement in the United States-aruCs In
favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr.. John Davidson. living miles rbpve Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Canal when commenced taEns
Boerave's Holland Btters, could hardly walk-EoW
Joy excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

M .l,rnn At nine o'clock yesterday
IL bv !. fire discovered in small old
was .4 ...r,ent on Centre, between 9th and 9Th
i.'.as .. I..loncins to the estate of the late F.
y T''f Handbook. The house was unoccupied,
~. =, tse origin of the fire could not be asccr-
. ~. The Rremen were promptly on hand
LIZ. .I .aee,iilv cxtinguished the fame Damage
triafng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

voqE NV SuEer Mrsr-.-Hayins yesterday
,.,ciye,l another large lot of new and fashions
~ .bret music for the piano and guitar, Robin
s,oK Bro 40. 4, Washington Hall, feel conf
s.,,thev can please all wanting sheet music.
Waving made every arrangement with eastern
a,l,li.5ers they are now prepared to furnish all
lorsi. to be had in the Uuited States, on the
shortest notice Give them a call by all means.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

ARRTyAI. OF THE STAR OF THE WEST. :
NEW Y0BK, April 1.-The Star of the West
arrived this morning with 200 passengers and
She brings dates from hey West to the 2sth.
ultiIno
The British var steamer Eurydice was at San
Juan when tho Steamer aleEI1 The American
brig @. w. Russell was also at San Juan; the
schooner Hester 4. jones of Baltimore, bound
for New York, sprung asfeak, aiarcha12 oil
Corn Island, and was run ashore. The crew
was saved, but the vessel and cargo lost
of the specie ON the Star of the West S15,-
COO Is consigned to Thos Watson i Son of PHI
adeIphia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

.-.-LTh, Cincinnati Columbian says
Dz'lS''l- .,,,,,t.r Of steamboats, arrived there
there wa aud .buut as many departures Now
ys'tsfeay' , ~ couple, three's few, and, We
one sOl'' s,or, !. a number.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
FFTFP AND AGuE

C.se Of Eight io.tss' trRdfn9 LuFsdl By RsrEdrE's
Holland BiftsFs-SIichael Kelly III Grant, Smith
ield street, g1ys:Last july while running the river
cotton plying between Nntchez and New Orleans
taken with Fever and Agc For eight long months
suffered disease. The greater part Of this
unable work. and spent at least Fifty dollars
different medicines but found permanent relief
Three eeks ago NV insisted upon my
ing RoerhGreA Uotf0Hd Bitiss' saying that
guaranteed. After trying only week. must
state mas sound have been at work for
weeks and have had of the chlIs and fever
WlIateYeT.'
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
p Mt I. Goth Hall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

Three freight cars, belonging to the Central
raai. became uucouplcd and ran into the Ohio
river at BeI!air last week, wcttinS the freight,
consisting of dry goods and groceries considera-
bly-most of which We understand belonged III
this city.
we shall not he surprised to hear of a car
load of passengers taking an Involuntary plunge
bath at the same point one Ofthese days, unless
things arc made more secure than when we
were last therc-ZdneAriue Courier.
How dare you, Mr.. Courier, say anything
uafivorablc to t1a crossing! There has been
dozens of accidents happened there already,
such as the drowning. of fine horses, and one
mise omnibus and span of valuable horses,
wen, down into the river long while ago, and
haze never come up yet and some persons
would try to make US believe that that crossing
Is the safcst aud best in the world. But we
don't believe any such thing, for We look upon
it asa perfect man trap, and wehave already an
account written out of the " Submerging of a
Whole Train 'sFffty Lives Lost" Zone Loco
motive and Tender, One Baggage Car, and Four
Passenger Cars in the Bottom of the Ohio Riv
e., ready to be inserted at moments notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
CINCINNATI MARkET.

April o.--Tlour Firm at ST.. Whisky steady
at 19{a1-2t Mess Pork IA, bilIlc sides i LA
a., bulk shoulders . 1-2, bacon sides Z 172a3-t.
shoulders 10. Sugar firm ut slnS.f Coffee
IL I-2aIS Molasses 4la42
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
nUl Bl.TTERS

Many worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
all affections of the Stomach anil Liver As
Tonic has been equae for the relief it aordsn
all of debility weakness Of kind Is almost tsl-
Simultaneous InNervo,s. Rheumatic and Neuralgia AGec.
tions has in instances proved highly beneficial
and in others Effected decided cure.
When eminent physician prescribe, and their patients
Enthusiastically surely may doubt
and enEerIY test It's virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

ANOTHER CoRREcrioS.- Pittsburgh Post
learns from the best authority that the Ohio &
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have made no
contract OF engagement for right of way on
their road to the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company. Committees of the respective COM
panies have been appointetlto confer on the sub
ject, bat have not yet agreed upon anything
From the same source it learns thatthe Penn
sylvania Railroad Company have as yet made
no selection of route to Cincinnati, other than
theone now used.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
Improved A1tfncia1 Teeth.

- = SO
T0R J. ALL. late Professor the Ohio ceIeES pf Der.
II tai Surgery, invites attention his hghy improved
method Constructing Artificial psatlrsSl pnblne
the following advantages $500
There are noseatas erryes- odsmsatof sos,l
to vitlate the saliva inject the brVah, the
slightest taestgrssa the 9Th and
An Artificial Gun which Il as dna ;id %
base, other and The plate upon
which they set This nsPar14 10 tbs tssth
snLar expression aud lne'ike
S. Great strength Is Obtained t ,gs pttipy Us tst,a
gum and plate ard no ordinary fSsSs Of ecu
break theta from their base.
eigars speech
s asi & ss 81 az os "a IS neu s
readily adaptsd This perfect ada IAtien ot tbs tongue
csSI feetr. - y =
can bzfesfortd, liz they have become
Ths done by Of adiooaI attachments 70 de
formed bring The sukel portions and sustain eeE
10 their proper position They are eoysEsl @ The ss.Fe
dsntrrs when rightly fors cannot be blythe
beiF sn SIsS ~ s5STsi orm
the mouth and lips we'll tested having hSen
made special feature u. auiAeE prsstse fsE sNsEsl
Gehcases, which hare been taSe Of persons without h
Improvement and also with it, can be At
ing the great change appearance which hn
eonnlenanees OF
ed upon principle. which the public invited 70 call
and With other Of he work. net
requiring the above attashtns nts. y -!
The plates usually eHptoy ed for ths wOEk are palna
the purity which prevents taFpts ast
pleasant the mouth. In short is system saEee
catsd BY those wearing artificial upon this ptaes
pie. With 70 The utility Of this uethod numerous
testimonials be given from eminent In the SGEt
parts OF the un, and persons wearing the thts
Dr.. 4LLEs has arrangements by which he Is saaSss 10
serve persons from distance Immediately on
- 80 ). ALLEN. lSo.so BO1dstrtet.
enes to the aSoVe S BE- fari.Sed With pspSlets nee Of
postage by senliug note with address to ALnEA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
WEAKNESS OF the STOMACH am 1ND1eEsTloN.

greGf Care ettctS5 by BogthGres Hol'und E-
tes.-The wife Peter De Witt, living in Holland Town,
Shebuygan COUNTY, Wisconsin, very
weakness OF the stomach ard indigestion She had been
under phystciau's time but the disease
BCrS office, which have Eiztn tone to her
mae, appetite strength returning and irtn
~ believe that this Is another great eecte By
me --s
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
hlng rely upon, What have published from
persons much respected cUmmuatS literally
iruv .5afis J. QCISTCS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

,wasrED.i Lady without one child wishes
to rent two or three rooms in central part Of
the city: /. 4 family hayisg more house room
than they need, can fad a pleasant. oecurantby
leaving word this Office References rcquittd
and given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03

.,xrr.I. meeting OF the Odd Fellows OF the
y ,,.o,,es,ei at the Hal, over the Post OF
ei'y' > s S,tur,i.y evening next (the 9th instD
h /. ,,, y. nj attendance is'lesirable
4 pune'u'A HT AUTHORITY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
COTTON & EIICHS
Series of School Biographies.
pIvn1IsiIRr. M. j. II COTTON Z COMPANY :

PUBLISHED By ,. IL -COLTONs x COoIPANH.f
TrRopucToRY a4 to the eapae
eEng Tsh hsa f the more
pupil TIE maps hsx ONLY E mel dsIeH'5a
Illustrated With PPProprtat,e ens5syiaEs .,..
Of have not time % Consult the
taken, " eopoaa exhrSscs make The pupil thoroughly
Ettas % sa SoIs tSNt =
American school Geography" Gid 2 u e0Ses cork ia
American School Geography. An elaborate work design
cd for pupils Ebetsh TO become familiar with the details
recent surveys and engraved on Steel
in the Hnest style of The the sssoEs ustra
ted and everything Is embraced which should efOund IN
An advanced work upon Geography: 40
comparing them 6ftE dlaEnt Countries
With any noS d use should The
trial apd t map Of the Eastern States uren one
smaller one st; GsaEga, Florida sts, anothsr and sot
oS.ilnss esog,sphy. Treating natural
winds, tides, currents storms thquakes, ks
;adaVted 70 the school room. s-siss -.
ssass are
The Verandah Restaurant
AND Q EsTER SALOON ~
TONERS TilI md % e serve them up in
ibleaHs. : = = :. f'..s e
ag29 .sEAa a - - Z No.let sLatn street,
Lace Goods and .EmbFotdeEfes.
VERY farEs ana aFieet assortzstrt OF yaisaeennes
Maltese Plat and Hoplt9n Collars Sleeves and Chem
Trsseh aS't scotch Collars slseYss and
fi5s.I HABITS;
TIai1neIp e, Thread Ia Eings;----e1..-=
5sseost sa.sT..s EdSissssa Z, .P.st:lsF,; =
1 e ; all
y sls41164t 6penedlat &2f ~
lIEs1sIs 9 ssyERA RIsdEsss.
bssissss n tssrs 5 RI Res s EfS -
- 4uWXYs -Rsad9 Rellef;
fRadplSs 81 -
i Izssla4 81 kafgEae's Ready RegulitOFs.
&c Ju.t reeeIysa by ]. .. yoWILL, is
-sss,l q - Of Red fal1s3t
r OLlsyl LLE;liL 2 ii5Esale b! 3 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
BAITIMORE MARkET.

ApR1I. Ss1les Of Toward Street Mills Tour.
Wheat firm, Whits l. 70a1 80 Torn brisk white
5fa5s. yellow 56a5g Nothing done since the
announcement Of the arrival oEthe Atlantic 8;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
CRISTND0RO.sF IfAIT DYE

- CRISTlADO HATIS.D
STILL IltIGMIsHIIN1'!
CONTRAST the tints brought op.dn thair " cristado-
eed by application Of the burning aaids or4rS ssa as
Hair Dyes, you otcs that the color u ne
case in the other, and the simple that
CrttNdoros Is the preparation which BY Its exact che
caI combination operates and 1nutabte prtn-
cPles Made, sold and ten ro9msl At
Cristadoro's House, Broadway, ~ ", Also for
sale by Principal and throughout
the country. = -...-s.. 49,
F4sfr,tS - = WARD. CLOSE a CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
MEDICAL
an, SHOULD TRY IT'!,
10 &. j. HOS 4 EFT II. e RVS
49, 5CELEBRATEtl 9,sesf7
sToMA0HBITIlERs


100000 ESO1tteA5 &9aba an OnG y
NyoTITINGin The In the medical market
IN for the past my years; has ever equaet
GREAf ANTt-DTSPEPTIC.
nOStetters old granny recipe,
the mere experimental resntt OF Amattr
II - the result profound
and elaborate study Of uheof The most scSnthc chemists OF
the present century.
tests shat Is st better, personal trial
constitution The trns properties Of these Etters win
he by first the full force ofthetr
necilai viii be made manifest In Gtost hetedi
bly, shSFt space OF time upou the stem.
yoa Dpepc2 Then take theee celebrated Stomach
BitterS.
Arc BlT0nSS bode OF these BtteRS, and be
Are You annoyed by Remove the BY
Have you Fever and 4Enes nos many thousands IN the
and of this consultation destroy
ing disease, by the use OF these Filters.
An should Try this great Rntdote We venture TO affirm
that while osettes Bsers are used case Of fever 1ad
aEue
One vine I1assfpl three tfnes day before meals
WIN great tonic agent YhIeh aIW1 appreciate
when personally sAtHed Of the fact, they wal BE- by Civ
Ing the Bitters one trial.
ttrrs, 10 be the which
are Comparatively worthless. Our Bittsrs Without
rival for their medicinal quars. They put up In
aud DR. y! H0Seser't SoEiGe Bers blown the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
For sale ALL the principal Druggists, Hotel BARS.
ard psAeEz eensEally throughout the United
1AuGnLINs BUsufrELp and
jeea-l ytnw Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
Eaitor stehoveaEl ..iIeuveode, SO!
FukuNt3PIsN,

koLIdj RitfsJS'eorEc llrr-na, OF Pittsburgh,
Aftsr .atsrn Tor three noh,s nh rhsumatssn-4 part
Ebeen entirely by the of oerhaye's Holland Bit
had attack sifIrP found almost tpStan
antous relief in the n.eins. II s in my opinion,
sure euct or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
rpEATY nR peace

NEw YoRK, April Col j.. W atson Webb,
editor of the Courier and Enquirer, telegraph
nioht: a treaty Of peace between England,
Franco Sardinia and Russia was formally agreed
10 at Psriis OF, the fstl of March 1t awaits the
different governments before being proclaimed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
.RTYER AND WEATHER.

:, CNcISyAT1, April 21RIyeF u feet kalilne-
Weather wet
PtrrspuFou, April 2=--Rtye 6 feet, at q stand
Weather damp aud warm, Inctlca tons OF ram 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
Change or'Time!
CLEFEkAND IND fTTSBUR6H R.ifLRodO.
= u, S, MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

TliE ine side wheel pas- I.sa11A
80 a sengsr steamer FOREST CT (: "a
S4s5tSlsssS TY, Capt. Geo y. NIooreNnd
-sa29Ef5DtuRSt,C Capt. Asa Shepherd -
will ran daly between Wheeling ana PtSbUrShte Forest
CITY .artn Wheeling every Morj1H Wednesday and Fiji
daf; untlthr pnrnai Tey Thursday ami Saturday
At Il arriving Welsvile time to connect with the
Cleveland Pittsburgh in time for the morning
lire Fast Ietrnng-te Forest City lerves Pittsburgh eT-
cry F;e.a Thursday Saturday, nn the DhEEni every
Monday, say and Friday 10 A. Nj arriving at
Wheeling in sihie for the mail lines for OHIO.
s. c. BAEER 4 co. Agents.
R-Throuvh Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo Monroe, De-
r6f; Milwaukee, Chicagu Buffalo and Dunkir, sold at the
office OF s c. Baker & Go no
UHEELTNGtE P.4RfERSBLERG PICKET
STEPHEN l34AY ARD
rT-p Leaves Wheeling, MONDAYS, Wednesdays and
Es=Ss--dliFz-7- Friday at N O'Clock, A. NJ.
ParkershtrSh: Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatEr
dAvs. O'CLOCK 2. u. -. Decg OF
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BETTER AND BETTER.
READ xhat has 5ssn accomplished by Prof pscrath'a

IL Neetric on In wheeling aud vicinity:
Kr C. Frey If Bridgeport says that the Electric OIL
ezss FeoHua his Boys nnsgrt IN tsO aPpeatl0ns lie
had not ePt for tFo nights rreyonsy on account Of the
pau: co 90 YtZ 5
Everybody inWhetlng knows LEV. Boom, the driver Of
LeWts' Sc. CiairsVie Qnhsl He that applea
tonof the Electric or took al the pain and stiffness out
In WaY for yeaEs She new uses her hand freely
u Boon can be seen The Monroe Hopss every day.
Eertne for several months With pain Ia his breast and side
been able WORK since last august On Satur-
ay he bought bottle Of the Eeetrie Our and used f. and
his entire relief On Monday he expressed himself IS free
from all palm, and ready to go to work.
Rors Cures % publL41-Whieh We have not for
nos. AsS your neighbors about the Electric on.
Principal once, 50 South sth St, PhIla.
For sale, Wholesale and EetaHsby -
apS sFlI I. II. LOGAN co.
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HOS LATEST.
london, Wednesday morning.2The Parie
Bulletin of yesterday says the Empress child is