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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

DEGRATH viii responsible for the evil effects
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II will not be c,utiOned
aud heed his repeated advice through the and
buy and base article, when the Electric OIL, well
known and highly recommended by Mayors of Cities
Members Of Congress. and Merchants of the
highest Standing he has shown by certificates published
aud every Phiisdephan then they must bear the
ouences of their error NJ Electric Oil is pleasant always
leaves better than IL began, and cannot possibly
do harm, Gas limitations willy Children should have 1t for
Group and tcethng and ladies' It for the skin and pin
Piles, complexion, &C. rheumatism pain cannot
list when applied
Sole Manufacturing Department 80 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
See cirtifcutesi In Weekly l,npers.7
Price 25 50 and 81 bottle and no person has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself In this 90 any
CntRIrs DeGRATH discoverer and sole manufacture
e in the world of Electric OIL.
For saleby 7. y, LuGAN.& CO. B.idge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS' & BUSlGFIELD, =.
janIi Monroe Street. 4
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EXPLOSION

BosToN, Feb GA locomotive attached TO
freight train on the Worcester railroad exploded
to-day at Pennington, killing the engineer and
injuring the fireman. The Harrington depot
was greatly shattered by the explosion.
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BY TELEGItAPH.
Now York Marriott

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2I.-sales Flour at $G25. Red whea
14cl44c; whire l54I69c. Yellow Corn 6e9Glc whito
962c. Whisky 2SlS.
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osno1nuD,{ 1E,.Ire,

NEW YORK. Feb 2IFlour declining irregular; sales
S,5UObbs Wheat declining; sales unmporant Com buoy
ant Mt I5c Provisions firm. Pork buoyaut and
active at 421 10; old s2IGs$25. Whisky 2S1Ec.
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HIGH WATER

BosToN, Feb 2l.-The late rains have swollen
the rivers of Vermont to great heighth, car
rying off dams, bridges &C., and doing other
damage to great amount.
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I'VE CALL THE ATTENTION Of ALL, OLD AND
w young to this wonderful preparation, which
back to Its orgina color gray the head
bald with luxurant groFth the daiArpG, itch
and all eruptioRS-causes continual dOW
Of the natural uds and hence II used regular
ing fOrahe hair, Will preserve its color and keep II
falling to extreme old age, In all its natural beauty. We
call then upon the bald the diseased in scalp to
ing locks, the Wcr curl be wtoutIt. Its praise
Is upon the tongue of thousands.
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TRANSPORT ALTON.
Winter Schedule

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sW- Prof. De CsrIth:s EiccIrIc sSII.-THE
New PRAcIIcE-ELEcTRIC CunEsPain is the premonttor of
des, Resys the , the a 2
the following, mot eyerythIngD
Cures rheumatism often In a day.
Cures Neuralgia Tootiache, minutes.
Cures Sramp H. stomach , o minutes ts ,,,
C Ceres PAINS In BECK f Breast deS.
| Cures Earaehe, stiT Neck, Seue, i night.
Cures Peons Broken Breast, salt Rbeum SAG days.
QuInsy Papitaton, PleuEy, TO 10 days. cures Asthma
Scroul Absess to 10 days Frosted Feet and Chill
Ask Mr. wilkins, of IynclburE, II ohas De Grats Eec
trio OIL did not cure him of rheumatism and strains
Ask REV hfr. CaldweIlf 1t did not relieve severe
cough and painin the brenstin one night
sweilei slnds in the throat in leen minutes when the
Doctor said he would die in short time
Ask Mrs Argyle if it did not relieve her of the headache
Mrs BaekfOrd of Lynchburg, II 1t did not her
NEW HAyEs May 18th, 1856.
After trying many things, he used your on few times and
Ask ersnton gho aerrar bought $50 aSr to
SELL Ny ELEcEKiu OIL removes all pain at once, Iheuma
Afflicted IS Years and Cured In one wcekI Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
Prof De GRA1H:-I have been afflicted years with
ralga and other painful complaints have been unable
Last Week got bottle Of yonT Electric OIL The rst
night slept soundly and to-day amllke
done what the physicians of Philadelphia failed
to do in 10 years GraeefaIly, yours, o,o.s.,..
This on is mild pleasant and harmless Its properties
as an for Group Beware Of base moFs ron to
Electric OIL They know nothing of It's manufacture,
their only aim bong get money! Look BEWARE =
The only Is nude at the old 80 South
s street. Philadelphia, not removed, advertised by
base scamp Name on eTrappeP and blown S IN tRs bottle
Sole Inventor and maker of Electric on world
FIELD. octlGW
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THE RpRDELL CASE.

HE bUNDEI1I ClaI5I.
New YoRk, Feb. 2I.-The Grand Jury this
morning returned true bill against Mr.. Eckef
and Mrs. Cunningham, charging them with the
murder of DIR. B1rdell. Young Snodgrass %as
directed to be held TO bail as a witness.
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DYSPEPSI.A,
DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND ACHE

6NGH AMI A10E5
And the affections consequent upon disordered
.ST'Oit4CH or LIVER,
Such IndlgstiOn AGILITY Of the Stomach, Cocky Pains
nd Snd BleenS pies In all Npgvons eGsss and
Neuralgia Affections, It has in numerous instances proved
This e purely compound prepared on strictly
Holland professor Boerhaye Because of us great success
In most Of the Europepa States It's inreiueton Into the
fatheran scattered here and there the face OF this
mighty country. Meeting with great success among them
wOnderfuI medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
to thess Whose con-
ardent spirits or other forms Of Generally IN
e thrilling and quckenng every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit anil In fact 'nfusng life and Vgor
- ,n,.,,. g SA ", !, =, ..,. :. ,.,
many limitations, which the public should guard against in
purchasing BE not to buy else until
tie will convince you how infinitely superior tits to athess
l'''' '9--' wHATIT is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM schuctnan, Esq The well kToTn SAYS;
ind it invariably relieves indignation and dsbi!ity
Rev Samuel Babcock 81 fOnnd special relief from
.s use Tor severe heaase with which had long 'n
j. W. MCDOWELL, ESQ, says: have used Boerhavcs
Holland Btters myself and recommend it to Others know
ing i to be inst Tsst Is {, 81
derived great benefit from It's use for weakness of the so
James NJ Murphy says: eater several physicians had
failed Holland Btters removed Tie pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor of the Kittauning
of the best physicians in the place had failed Bocrhave
Holland Bttters the Of dyspepsia
Francis Felix, only Of the "Orignal Extract
of Coffee says: II that your Holland Bitters
of the best medicines in the world for sorercd
or iyer."
Dr. Ludwig editor Of the FaeEel Baltimore prOnounces
1t medicine deserving the confidence of the public
Dr. Eherhart, the leading physician Of Penna
has prescribed 1t frequently during the three years.
marked success in ebtatd states Of the digestive
gRns, Of the system generally.
The manager ofte huuuS Vinegar Factory 81 used
myself and therefore induced try its effect upon
wife, (trouSled with the great debility all Of
a brrF
than any thing she hIEs taken'
N0TCR-Whoevere expects to ind In this beverage will
be disappointed; bat to the sick, weak Spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial, possessed Of sngu-
lar remedial properties.
Sold at 81 perbOttle, orsx bottles for the
proprletors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & 90,
Manufacturing PharInaeeuttss and Chemists,
D;tK,H -.-k'
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RIVER AND WEATHER

PrT4sBuRGn. Feb. 21.-RiYcr 10 feet 6 inches
rising slowly. Weather damp and cloudy.
cESc1SNATI, Feb 2lst-The River is raising
rapidly; IG feet in the channel. Weather cold
and cloudy
LOUISVILLE, Feb 21.-Riyer . feet in canal,
A feet on the falls, and rising.
ST LOIS, Feb. 21.-River still rising. All
the upper streams are running full, Weather
cool and clearing up gradually.
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GRSERAL AGENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W Dyott Sons, 1872 " 2i street New
York. Barnes Park S04 broadway Duane. Balt-
Cnspare Brahers, Gay aud Penna. Avenue.
cnnat, John ID. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers. 218 g.
Water st. st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. n. Orleans,
]. Wright Co.
Sold in Wheeling, by LauEins Bashheld, T. n. Logan
and other Merchants through
out the United States and Ganadas octSdawIy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUNDRY
a FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber offers sale Farm containing $50
acres, of which about 100 cleared aud uner good
fence. The balance being well bered, and 80 acres OF il
excellent Stock we'll supplied with
failing springs OF water The improvements
hewed log house. 20 It by 81 double barn. with sheds, and
other buldngs young orchard OF grated fruit trees
bearing. situated West Pindey township,
Washington Co., Pa, miles from West Alexandria and
q miles West Union, in Marshall Co., Va. lit the
above shsud not be sold by the LIST of March, 1851
will Possession be had the LIST of April
next. Terms made suit the purchaser.
Application may the subscriber at West LIB
erty OHIO Co.. Va, or to VIM cFarand premises
ROBERT MCFARLAND. .
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New YoRE. Oct. 9, 1854.
PROF. o. J. woop-Dear Sir After reading the adver-
tsement in of the New York Journals celebrated
Hair Restorative, procured haifpIut BOTTLE and
much pleased with II that continued Its for months,
satisfied Il IL the best before the public
1t removed all danruF and unpleasant
the scalp and has restored y hair naturally, and, have
doubt, permar entity
You have permission refer me, all who any
doubt OF its performing all that Is claimed for II.
MISS FEEKS, 2Jt< Greenwich Az,
Ihaye used Professor o. J. woods Hair Restorative, and
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OIL WOOD CO., Proprietor, s1s broadway, y. Y aud
ia MarketSt., 81. Louis.
S1D-R or sale In Wheeling by
4. II LOGAN & CO.,
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Itinaors and OhIo RaIlFoad Telegraph.

. ~ ~ - 4Of44s
TtlIE Office ss Western Telegraph Co. hEs been moved
70 the 81 4 o. b, T. Depot Ihepublc Vim please beai
In mind that hts e the eE1 direct Route
Washing City Despatees for IN points East
ar ns.soa. a,.p, !. oAiiaiAs' Fr az
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IN TNTELLIGENCERR.
5=a7Y MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1867
:TT=AW OF NEwSPAPERs.

,vho do not give express notice to the con.
as Wishing to continue their subscrlp-
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Chicago, ILL.,, May I, 1884
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VTIRGINIA:-At Rules held Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County. for the month Febru
AIRY, 1857:
Wins, Stias Wins aud Eliza Wins, who t3t
by William x. Carr, their next friend
compliments In clancery{
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OOKENSS-GLABRR9
IL AND
PICTURE fiRA1LE& -
Penix Looking Glass and Picture Ran1e lanufseteEy.
Nos ass 400 and ssz seenviek ITes corner y Bsash
New YORK. sp2Q-lydhEs
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Booka. statfonerY. "a.

IS. ORR No. III Main street. oiid invite the At
q tspaioa % The reading III the
tattegeFys Wan Paper &c. Il e HIS Intention keep ON
hand fen supply Of articles usy kept his lne Give
him cali and viii not fail 70 be Blti8Ged both
stock aud PEtesa- - = AZ -
large invoice d Wall Paper fhe Way which vim be
ready for Inspection In 4 few days. feb6
oUO issis Is6SiailNs ! nUsaIlEt.D'A
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CRISTADOROlS HAIR Dc

III
Hare nearly out, DISCOVERED, While In te Fast Indies
certain cure for eOnsunpon Bronchits. Coughs, Coi
and general debility Ths remedy dseoyered by him
when lis only ehId-a daughter-Eas given up TO de-
Msng 20 do g much good rs possible. he I sacE
Or his Afflicted 4elloU-buH as request II recipe with
full direeions Tor making and successfully uainE
requires each applicant ineose him shillinE-SFes
cents 70 be returned postage e recipe and he r.
naindsr to be sppledt0 The 8Y this adyessensas
Address Dr.. Il. JAMES,
No: 70 Grad Street, Jersey cr.y,Hep Jersey
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At the last adyiecs the Nicaraguans had drawn
off from, and were in the vicinity of Grenada,
awaiting the arrival of amnsunitions from Grey
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VTIK3INIA:-At Rules the Clerks once I'll,
Circuit Court of Ohio County for the month Of Pebru
airy, 1851:
Christopher s.. LambdIu, Robert @. Bonham,
Charles NJ GibeTson, Henry 8 -RObfon, Da-
Vfd Wagner aud John Howell. late partners II rsh.
under the firm Of Lambdln, GiIbeFson 4 Co. - A'
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TRANSPORTATION OFFICE HEAIPFIELD Il. RI
WHEELING, Sept. ~, 1856.
THE open and ready to transfer freight
II and passengers Wheeling cIaysyie aud all In
termediate Stations.
Warehouse, h. PEIRSEL,
Agent,
sp27 Wheeling.
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Pigs, Hanging RoeI

Pig, q b ..---.------....-:.S
bar ".... -...-.......-. 81
Snott y bag. ~
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. 2 .1033h
Harness,........ -,..SS83
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31
Seven Reasons for Educating our Daugn-

l. \ good thorough education is the ilch-
est pa,rimony We can giye them.
,. The education of Your daughter IS the
first step towards family education and Gle
walton. How often has the education OF an
elder daughter educated all tine younger
children, sent a brother to college and raised
the whole household from obscur.ty 10 the
highest position IN society. ...
3. Such an education saves our daughters
f.oIn the painful regrets of their whole life.
<. With such an educational fortune, let
the wealth Of your daughter take wings and
ifs away, as it often does, and She Is still IN
depended; and as AN accomplished lnsti nc
tor, can more than retriev- all her losses.
3 Educate your daughters and You VIII
save your sons. How many of your sons
Of high education and promise, associated
with companions Of great loneliness bat with
no mental culture, have wandered fr3m
home for literary society and conpanion-
ship, and met their destroyer at The saloon
and the theatre.
6. Such AN education oTsT our country
will give to cur nation, especially to our ncn
States, the thousands Of teachers 50 urgent
IL demanded for our Primary Schools. Is
IN the old States large portion Of the edI-
y a eptr dy24 81 has eesn most hono
daughters OF the West be trained Cor this
great work, if we would ever properly edu-
cate the masses
I The age requires such education
On Coz.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31

proposes to take, with the consent Of the
inhabitants, three townships from Coles
County. and half q township from Cham
paign. The new territory will embrace
q territory twenty-ssven miles long from
east to west, and eighteen miles broad from
north to south; and will have population
of eight or ten thousand
After third reading and passage Of sew
erai local bills, the Senate adjourned.
In the afternoon the Senate took up the
special order, which was the bill to amend
the revenue law The object of the bill IS
to tax Central Railroad lands sold by the
Company on long time, before the final pay
ment shall have been made. Messrs. Judd,
Cook, and others argued that to do so would
bc violation of the contract with the COM
pany, the State having agreed not to tax its
property. Messrs. Post, Fuller and others
advocated the measure. The Senate al
journed without coming to a vote. r. g..
House-Another large batch Of new bills
introduc ed. a bill was passed apprepria-
ting $4,000 per annum, to the Colonization
Society of Illinois to purchase lands in Lii
IBERIA, on which to coloniZc free Colored per-
sons of this State.
The "frecdom of the house" was voted
to Hon. w. A. Richardson, who was in the
| lobby.
A bill, similar to the one in the Senate
was ordered to third reading, providing
for the erection Of penitentiary at Joliet
In the afternoon, the house took up Sen
ate bills on their third reading Of which a
number were passed. Among them was
The bill to purchase 1000 copies Of Pur-
Piles Statutes at IS. per set; and
The bill to appropriate one thousand dol
lars per annum for the purchase Of law
books for the Supreme Court. to be distri-
! bu,ed equally between the three Grand DE-
visions Of the State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31

The Cunard steamer Persia, which arrived
at New York on Saturday, ana the Arago,
-hich arrived on Wednesday, bring interest
inc news from the other side OF the great
waters The dates from Liverpool are to
the 18th inst.
The difference Lc.we.r Switzerland and
Prussia, in reference to Neufcs.c tel, aas oeen
amicably settled, by the interposition Of
England backed by France. Switzerland
agrees not TO prosecute the prisoners to
whose punishment Prussia objected, and the
latter power agrees to renounce ali claim 10
TO Ncufchatel, to acknowledge the indcpcn-
dencc Of that Canton, and suspend all her
military preparations.
The Congress of Paris closed on the 9th
inst. By the new uv-ty I.usSii Ccuvs -
grade and Tobac to Mo!dayia, and the torn
Of kcmrct on the Tobac to Moldavia AMI the
town Of kemre, on the right bank Of the
river GuIboke, and territory Of three hun
drcd square miles The Isle Of SerpsniS Is
decided to belong to the mouths OF the
Danube and goes with them. The ncw
boundaries shall be fixed and the Austrian
troops and British fleets have evacuated tie
Turkish territory hy goth March next Ian
mediately thereafter the Congress shall re-
assemble at Paris to ratify their proceedings.
The advces from Canton, China, are To
Nov. oath The hostilities were continued
and the Americans had become fully engaged
in the struggle. The explanation ef the en-
gagement Of the Americans in the host es
is, that the Chinese offered price for the
heads Of the English, and some American ;
heads were sent in by mistake. The French
admir- al at Mscro had Gent orders for all
French vessels belonging TO his station to
Join him Immediately.
The Russians have met with DISASTROUS
defeat near Bayuk, where they were attack ed
by 10, 900 Circassians and forced to retreat,
with q loss Of 1000 men and all their
artillery.
Advices Of Persian affairs are cOntradic-
tory 1t seems certain, however. that the
Persian Minister has actually left CONSTANT
nople from Marseillss. Before going lac had
two interviews with Lord Radcliffe.
The Pertugese Cortes met Jan. LIST. Don
Pedro in speech expressed thanks to the
governments OF England and the L. 5. for
the succor afforded the furnishing inhabitants
of the Cape Verde Islands.
The East India and China Association
nave addressed letter TO Earl Clarendon on
China affairs, expressing hepe that if Ad-
miral Seymour fails in his efforts to open
Nahtoh 10 ioIt'ShS'S, 'i'a' iei -N"Jssty go
vernment will adopt prompt and etfectual
| steps in the matter.
| Clarendon replied that the subject shall
! receive from government the attention which
! the importance of the subject demands
/ \ second submarine Atlantic Telegraph
| Company has been organized in London, tl
| 70 direct to the shores of tn. United States
/ Liverpool, 13th.-Brcndstuils generally
! quiet, at former rates.
| Provisions unchanged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31

The latest news from Nicaragua shows
Walker to DO decidedly in a tight place, l"
from which nothing but such extraordinary
good luck as is seldom experienced in mill
tary affairs can deliver him. All his steam
ers on the San Juan river and the lake have
fallen into the hands of the Costa Ricans,
and Walker, with some 500 men,-(some
accounts say 1900 had been driven out of
Rivas and was hemmed in at the St Georges,
where, surrounded by the allies, he was de-
batting whether or not to accept the terms
of capitulation offered him by the enemy.
Meantime his men were rapidly deserving,
and several, that came to New York in the
steamer on the 2sth inst, give the most
gloomy account Of his situation. Captain
Spencer, who seized the transit boats and
steamers Of Walker for the Costa Rcans,
SAYS he acted in behalf of Com. Vanderbilt,
and kept the American flag flying from his
steamer. To increase the assertions from
Walker, President Mora, Of Costa RIGA, Of
fers a free pardon to all Walkers men, and
free passage to the United States.
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A RIGBrrous MEAsrKE--We hope the
bill now before our legislature intended to
increase the pay Of the Supreme and Cir
cult Judges. will Ls allowed to pass. We
regret to see such = spirit Of opposition
manifested to it rs to threaten its defeat,
The pay Of the judges is SO me:gre, and the
difficulty Of getting competent men to take
the sffies 50 great, that if this bill is not al
lowed, the people will demand a convention
to form . new constitution, involving q thou
sand fold the expense which will be incur
red BY the passage Of this bill. In this ju-
dieial circuit We have within eight years
had fosr circuit judges, all of whom, Except
the las1 have resigned because the salary
would not support their families. Men take
the office for the honor, and year or two
generally satisfies them. The effect is, that
- sosn a. the judge becomes somewhat au
Je'f In the duties Of the Office, he resigns it
into new and inexperienced hands, thus de.
fsating one main object Of the trainers Of
the constitution in giving the Office a long
term. 1t Is manifest, no respectable LAWYER
en- sdord to sell his time for $1,000 a wear.
70 Jvs>Tespeetably and be judge, he mus,
sngsge in land speculation or house swan.
ping aside from his official duties, and such
eide occupations are apt to engross too much
time and attention to enable the judge ts
give that undivided attention to the dutie,
q his position which its vast responsible
6ae demand.