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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21

to Virden - ''1 - 0''
from Petersburg, via Sweetwater, to Elkhart.
from Dement, Station, in the county of Oele on tb
ohcago fulton, and Iowa railroad thence northerly
o. near the county line between Oge and De Kab coun
ties via Hicks Mills Post Office, Cherry VALLEY in Win
nebago county. - =
MISSOURI.
: From Warrensburg, in johnson county. to Butler. i
Bates county $1,000 :
From Warrensburg to Pleasant Hill. in Cass county.
FROM Lexington, via Richmond Millville and Pin
ney grove In Ray county, to Utica, in Livngsto,
From California in Monteau county. to Versailles
Morgan county : s' :
From jefferson City, via Missouri river to st. Joseph
iion o. LOUIS, VIA Pacific railroad to Jefferson city
ARKANSAS
From aidron Scott county via John Jones,s to Jobs
~. Siosson s. on the Porteau in Sebastian county
rom ferryvlile via Thomas Holiness Mills ESQUIRE
ayer s. crawford on South Fourche lie Fare Greek 10
Buhngton Post Office, in Tell county. and Cedar Greek
POST OHce, In Scott county
From Des Arc Prairie county. via cotton plant -
Oakland, IN st. Francis's county
from huntsville, In Madison county via BerryviIe.
IN Carro county, to the mouth of James Fork of White
river, Missouri - = 800
From Columbus, in Hampstead county, via Wildwood
and Richland, to Rocky Comfort.
From Jackson Port on White river via poubott.n n
Lawrence county, to Pocahontas In Randolph county
from Helena IN Phillips county, via s. Francis and
folnseft counties, to Gainesville in Green county,
Claiborne Parish - = e -
From Little Rock via Perryvle Danville. Bonneville
ana GREENWOOD on the south side of Arkansas rin
From Brownsvillelto Taylor4 Bluff, on VT
FROM Camden via Magnolia to Lewisvill
z 51h fYttic ltUl ~ Arlington. I'd
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~ ss -
| From SiInms {5rs
From Clinton, ii.
Springs, Benton's Fe1
Bayou Barbary, to Sp
| From Minden, Clai
Burns Store, and Big pl
Frem Cottrell's, on the
thur, to the Grand Chenie
From Simmsport, in Ay
the Bayou Rouge, in st. i
From Ringgold, in Bic
Fillmore, in Bossier paris
From New Orleans to tn
From New Orleans to st
From New Orleans, via
From Plaquemine, in ID
st. Mary's parish.
From Racine, in Meg
jackson county, Virginia.
From New Philadelphis,
town. in Tuscarowas court
From New Bremen, va
Auglaize county.
From Perrysville, via ] o.
Settlement, to Asland.
From Gallipolis, in Cali
ton county. II
From Conneaut, VIA El
county, Ohio, Beaver, al
MIA, to Conneautville, 3
From Leipsic to RI
county.
From Oak Hill, in ia
Stone Furnace, Vinton,
From Oak Hill, via
Greary Ridge, to Mari
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For the erection of stables and conservatory the Pre-
sdents Houses replace those about to be taken down
to make for the extension of the Treasury building
twenty thousand dollars.
For preservation and improvement of the Circle at the
intersection of Pennsylvania and New Hampshire ave-
nues and and Twenty-Five Streets thousand five
hundred dollars.
completing the grading and travelling New Jersey
from North street to New York the sum
of seven thousand dollars.
For the payment of laborers employed in shovellng
from the walks to and around the Capitol, the Pre-
sidents House. and other public buildings, five hundred
dollars.
For repairs of water-pipes, five hundred dollars.
For continuing Washington aqueduct, one million dol
lars.
repairing fences, and completing the pavement around
the same six thousand dollars
For completing the improvement of the grounds of the
Botanic Garden, one thousand dollars.
For continuing the grading and planting with trees
the unmproved portion of the MALL ten thousand dollars
For repairs of the furnaces under the Senate Chamber
and Supreme Court rooms, five hundred dollars.
For United States Capitol extension, nine hundred
thousand dollars.
For continuing the work of the new dome of the Capt.
toll, five hundred thousand dollars.
For extension of the General Post Office, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For enlarging the building for custom house, post
Office, and courtroom at Buffalo, New York, one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars including the ten per
cent for acidentas and for the like purpose at Chicago
Illinois, two hundred thousand dollars with the ten per
cent for incidental expenses.
For the construction of house, United States
eourt-rooms, and post Office at Cairo Illinois, fifty thou
sand dollars
For the construction Of warehouses Quarantine sta
ton the Mississippi river, below New Orleans, fifty
thousand dollars: Provided That part of said sum
shall be expended until the State of Louisiana shall pass
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From Greenupsburgl
Furnace, CannonsburE
John Bites, in Lawre,|
From Greenupsburg|
dy River, to Isaac Bo
Louisa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-22
G4RFORTH5S

Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
LASE STREET, BgTEgEX sIxIH sTs.
EAST WHEELING, VA
GOOD supply % Smiths celebrated Kennel Sad other
y Ales Brown Stout and Porter always hand Tar
and families supplied st reasonable terms
q All orders addressed-Box No. III, Pdst.o6ce-Eili
Be promptly attended to. aoS
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New Music.

uST ISsCED-Lepnore PolkS. jos TIA, thou ART Free
- Write to me very oe, ON ihe Border Of s;r-ainsi,
were Al 30 fond Of kissing, JEaut lrana,l Evening"
He'll Natural Bridze ssho;seh MazuFka dss TrHineauH,
HalEN seloitiseh, Keepsake srh0tiseA, ErnaEin Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz. Church I'm wa1
1rautude Poka Spring Hover Sehottiteh Dance
FoF sale ~ }. l.. WILSON 1 Co.,
nye ~ Monroe 81
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THIRD SUHMER STOCK.

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AYRHs CHERRY PICTORIAL

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whseIiug High School

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NO l74 MAIN STREET, WHEELING. VA y
STORE GREATLY ENLARGED.

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DR. j. V. G. SMITH.
WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN IN Err.
NE vii sen fine vide heavily glazed wall paper
w s3S aud SIX rrnts, which formerly sold, snI
selling elsewhere and 81 cents pei bolt. The paper
10 perfect order hni Ih- 'ay OF. thus induce
msut 70 purchasers, l. that the papers prices
are too hFh for tie uITSr We have also IN hands very
ans aseoTtuient Of cheap paper which Offer VERY low.
Ao. iust received books. among them the private
eoTfsspondenee Of Daniel Webster ~ his SOM Vya by
MIS- heuthWorth Travels In Europe by Iran,eus Inquire
Hthin The days Of Life; School Amusemenis; CraeA
Amber by Mrs. Dennlsun: dc Maps
Of Western States, for 81 also fall School
aud BLINK Books 81, &c
All the late PsrOdieAIs and weekly psyers, at.
J. @. 0RR'S
InNi No. LII Main Whaling
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KEEp OOOLl KEEL1 (,O0Ll

ME- wish TO inform drinking friends that are now
again prepared 70 fornish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal 20 made In tie country Remember
insrAl water is mot soda waser PURE vHteY highly
charged with Wholeome and gently stimulating gas Its
eusTTcEerhee Il owing TO tie escape Of this and not
The prCsenee " soda and TRTare In Eoda WatrT
Our SFTUIs Confident rqGsI 20 any found In
the EAstsFn cities. Such tetDouy Of thoss 10 have
tried both.
In addition to The aSuAl frs syrups have the rei-
Gus Cream syTups and the fsEcus ''IIOCK AND SODA
and CasaEhA SyTups Call attic Bridge Drng Sore
lsl T. u. LOGAN 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-18

FoRsET-ME-sor.-Ap pretty invocation, illus
strated by pretty flower 'Forget-me-not."
All, but, my dear Mary, he will forget you. He
has nearly forgotten you already 1t is best
that he should. He has other Marys to remem-
Der now-Mary his wife, and daughter Never
mind, you are forgetful, too. 1t is fortunate
Your memory of early days and old loves, ha S
grown very faint and thin emotion, which
comes to you now only once q year or 80, and
gives you no unhappiness. Perhaps you are
sorry for it-regret your want of regret and i'm
peach your fidelity. But you can't help it.
and 1t isn't worth the trouble, if you could
Bon Oautier, In pretty poem, suggested by a
faded flower which he found crushed between
the leaves of book in his library, bewails. as
the poets are wont, the evanescence of human
friendship, and the fckleness of memory-when.
all at once, it occurs to him that he is himself
as forgetul as the rest Of mankind And thus
what began in tragedy, ends in farce
II must bow to Natures laws.
For,-odd although il may be thought
cant tell Uho the dsuce az tcas
That gare me this Forget-Dle-
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IAkSb1JSSStrr a RI zee: vE2r

Of our common pasture weed: remedy thai esiss
..zrsa EVERY KI sIo1 OF HuxoR' -ET
Tae scorsf Seyefxla dors to a common PimSls.
never failed except in two cases, both Thunder Hu:
NOR He has nov in has possession over one HUNDRED
I've bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles viii oure the worst kind Of
T1oos three bottle: will clear the system of Biss
canssr n the Mouth and IT, cure
Three to 1--WE bottles are warranted to cure tho
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
-Four to Six Sotties sre warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle win cure scaly Eruption. Of the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
worst kind Of Ringworm.
most most desperate case OF Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
Scrofua. .
A benefit Is always experienced from the FIRST bot
tle and perfect cure 10 warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
sha1 Common a weed g[owd1g on the pastures; end
Il has to Start. Thors are no If nor XNDs, HUNS
IN sRs
Of Boston. know the effects of it in every case.
sas already done some Of the greatest cures ever
old, to old people of sixty. i have seen poor, puny,
vorrny looking. children, whose flesh was soft and
abby, restored to perfect state Of health BY one
To those who are subject to sick headache, one
bottle will always cure it. 1t gives great relief in
catarrh and dizziness Some who have taken it had
been positive for years. and have been regulated by
it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy,
D9t where there Is any arrangement of the functions
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear in
from four days to week. There is never bad re-
suit from On tn the oSntsfy when that feeling il
heard some OF the most exravagant encomiums OF r
that ever man listened to.
In my own practice always kept it strictly for hu
mors-but since its introduction a general family
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have been
found in it that never suspected.
always considered incurable, hayo been cured BY
al a S but
know ofseveral cases Of Dropsy, all of them aged
people cured By it For the various diseases Of the
PAM IN he Of Ss
and particularly In Diseases OF the Kidneys &c the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet ever necessary-eat the best you
can get and enough oft.
Directions for Use.-Aduts one tablespoonful
children from five to eight years, tea spoonful AS
no directions can be applicable to all constitutions,
take sufficient to operate the bowels twice day.
DON sf AID K z SNEpY.
No. 40 Warren Street. Rozbxry, Massaehxsstts.
Agents for Washngton.-Chas. Stott d Co., Y.
SiElmani K ETta tawrencs b Gardnsr BURY
Roswell, Daniel b. CLARK. ]. p. Miibu1n, Dunbar
=: CisseIl, o M Lentham, J. L. Kidwell.
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INrUssUscEPTIoN-A SIMPLE REMEDY
Turn stocking wrongside out part way, then
turn it up with the toe downwards, any weight
or force downwards only pushes the toe still
further down. That is what we mean by that
speedily and terribly fatal disease, intussuscep-
ton or stoppage of the bowels. 1t is an upper
portion of the bowels pushing down with kind
of pocket within a lower portion. In such case
nothing passes through the body, and death is
inevitable. The late Hon. Hugh s. Legare of
South Carolina, persisted from an attack of this
disease. tits not the design Of this Journal ever
to advise medicinal means that is in the PROV
ince Of the regular physician. But when all
ments can be removed by an article of food, or
by exercise and the like, we feel free to recon-
mend them. In case Of Intnssusception,
where quicksilver, croton oil, and other power
ful means had failed and for nine days the pa
tent had nothing TO pass through his bowels.
the drinking of pint of hot mOlasses, without
stopping. gave immediate and permanent re-
lei, without vomiting, nausea, or anything of
the kind. HOtc it acted, is worthy of inyesti-
CATION The facts we know to have been as
stated, and we hope our exchanges will give
this wide circulation. An attack of "intus-
SUBSCRIPTION" comes on so suddenly, we know so
little Of its causes; it is attended generally with
such intense suffering, and relief is so seldom
obtained, that physicians generally regard it
with hopeless alarm. Perhaps an equal amount
OF any other hot, mild liquid, by its relaxing
enect, might answer as well as hot molasses-
success depending, perhaps, ON the exact local
ity of the ailment
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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N.Y. Brawner, Md; X Valentine LADY,. Miss:
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Miss Weaver, do; Miss Billingston, do: Jndge
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Walker and lady; Miss Dunlop; Miss i
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w Gibbs, Miss It Coatsworth, NY; Miss i r
Coatsworth, do; l. II Howard and melee. Miss
WILLARDS' HOTEL r KYLE and ladv
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Miss Andrews, w l. WoOdson, Ala; 10 Segar
Va Faun, l. Brinckly, La; ] Remay, Paris;
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Hsnderlich ind family, do III Graves Ohio; ] X
agner, Dell II Eichbaum, Tenn; } = Catanne
MO; MIS- MeCahe and family, Mrs Bates and
klRkWOOD HOUSE-A w Mcdonald Va.
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> Cuttings, do Read USN: M Maddox
va Wise, Lake Superior; A Marshal. Va:
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=, ID II is said that Major Garrett Dyckman, of
view YORK, Is by no means sure Of getting the
gold box bequeathed by General Jackson, TO the
most valiant son OF thai State
A Nice PLACE -According to the Portsmouth
Statesman, the jail at Norfolk must be a pleasant
place for summer residence. Ii is kept clean
and nice; the larder iswell filed with everything
that man needs to eat, and the jaiIor IS not mat.
tentive to his guests.
ITThey are having strange trial of a minis
teI In seneca ais, n. Y. One of the charges *
that the gentleman hired livery horse and wap-
on, was gone two days, snapped horses six times
ana came back 10 the stable with the same horse
be took out; having made one humid red dollars in
the operation. The best Of the joke is that IL is
perfectly true. -
the following: O
When mosquito is 'artistically,, smashed
mar with slipper the stain left is prsciseIv Itk,
rae ptetH's Of rosebud. Draw line from the
lower part OF the bud with green paint add a
cup and two leaves, and the illusion is perfect
IL the season is very mosquitoey and you are very
expert win the slipper, you may in short time
cover your wall with beautiful bower and sur
round yourself with thornless ROSES