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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

a. 4 good Farm, containing 81 Acres. 81 miles
VE.EAY westol Elkton, on tne X Dad leading to the
Iesa&l Br.c Meeting Hopsy N Ueoll Go !, Md, dt
yaou inio lelda; 20 of good timber plenty Of
CheGnut, The b0ilingaarea iouaele By al feet, with
kitoben back II by l7feet, all good good
orde; Barn 70 by az feet, with good stsb3inx un-
do all. 4 gond young Apple Ofohardi this is good
iarm, and wi BIO sold for 1000 cnsh baaase mort-
sag', ios or yeara. Apply to JAM ES II. RAY New.
AuA FOR SALE, RIG HLAND PLACE,-A large
eE.4A aud yauabl eAlil Property and Farm ntains
si.Al rug 70 acres of chqice rich aud now IN good
S,ssl,s 9rdsr diyidea into - 6slds with running water
o. goad timber The improvements are geeds stonf
IN Bo2d order and well anlshed. loehouse smose hoase
milk house. guod Tenant ouses Barn 50 by 40 feet of
stone with straw house Is by 5s feet the barn Is com
plee STABBED for Lorses and feeding cattle large grsna
fyand carriage house with other small buildings. The
fne and substantial mill dam, the mia are follows.
JstOry mill 50 by 81 foot, with run bLra all In COM
pete o.def. saw mill 1dhy tOfeet also AZ good ORDER
Tho mill pay the interest on the whole property
from oil and merchant work The farm would feed 80
head OF cattle aud cannot be exeeed for SOIL This pro
peIty is in Chester county Pa, at tho junction ofthe
Elkthn aud Lewisville PLANK Road, within mile of
ewisvle aud from Elki0n RaiiroRd Station and for
s advantages Is hard To exuell, and would invite all
all persons wanting property to ook at II, It will DOM
pare with the above description Price $50 per
cash. balances tgage reasonable timo. 1866
Will be sold with tn mills, &C., il desred. Formore fall
Information call or address JAMES II. RAY Newark,
Dell Nan Tiff =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

$3.50 toni grows green grass il abp'ldspoo, and
will from % 10 so cad oil CATTLE The buildings are
modern and aestantia stone House, rough cast three
stories high so by "a feet with large back hnilnga good
introduced into tho first and second storeH in all
5g9od rooms with urge hall and tyo PeItioosa All in
plooly lifted up with good wall and shedding around the
lnrd. Also, good apple orchard and other fruit trees
Tenant House, Spring House, DC. Tho farm will be dIvi
led and from l5V $50 Igo seseswlll be sod With the
vensnt, Price Of the whole farm ID S25,O0, half cash
Any one wishing to puishaso a good farm will call on
Sept nth If Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

A 4 ONE Of tho best improve aud most desirable
HGYA@ Limestone Farms in the State Of sryland sit
H uated in baltimore county, the Hartford turn
fses pike road, - miles from BALTIMORE Immediately
the, hue of the Philadelphia I'D Baltimore Central
Rarotds now building. 1t contains sQ5 acres Of land,
about ~ q which Is in high snIe o. snltTson The
built in the most substantial manner. They consist Of
high as feet front roggh9ast double decker Barn Is b.
carriage house. dairy, with failing spring, and
water in every field, appa orchard and other fruit.
Price Sqs wishing to purchase will
address sspt I7-tf r. ii. RAY, NewaTk, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

"A A Farm nisfnns s. Aer w. - I'M
Chester Co.. Pa = Aqes u timber with YE:M My My

n WM III q su 1scriher will SAL at PTlvNfe Yale,
VE.TA " yniabo little Farm IN White GA, Creek I'D,
the road lesdins irom Ogoto sn tothe CnSis
finnh Ekon urnpike epntBinng about 81 aoras 81
land 50 aoros Of who llable and u,dsr toerabls
good ience this balance wood and well set IN young
The property ~ bounded BY lands Of j. y q, Odham.
Jas. snaeJ, David Bush and others; end wl pe sgla
RAY. keWarE. Mel. ! l2.tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

"A PLENDID CHESrER COUNTY FARM,
ft$s stuat ed bout miles from Newark, Dell, tire
IsssM miles from Striokersylllo and from New Lone
le1Al DOM Roads. Phis Earn ntains 2l8 Acres of
pIlIne !ch and and snow ing grazing order, is d.
fprme timber offspring water in all fields. The i'm
proponents nrek House ~ by 90 three stoTiez high,
wall tenant one SO feet, hutltfo families,
one 10 by "a feet, bo well Finished Wheelwright and
Smhshop good spring and stone spring house ot the
throe sides, 80 Ivy 40 feet straw house, aud wagon
houss by 80 feet attached and crib sep
crate by 80 feet high IL be bought for S85 Dof
Acre. Oct. 2-tf JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

QUICK WoRK.-At late fire in Cincinnati,
Ohio, an individual who happened to be ut thu
door of the steam fire engine house, thus de-
scribes the effect; "Ths trsmsn, who were sit
ting near the stove, sprang instantly to their
different posts One applied lighted match
to the prepared fuel underneath the boiler, an
other lit the lamps, others got the excited and
I impatient horses ready, who started from their
stalls at the first peal Of the bell (; and in pre-
cisely one minute and twenty-six seconds the
steam hre engine started from the house into
the street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

A DEAD MANS STORY,

Reader, base you ever been dead a have
been. will tell You tho story ormy deAsA DR..
Beniah w. Somes, of Essex county, New
Jersey, WAS my physician. shaH mn hNtse
him now. Time has taught me that - N 1botr
ter to bless than to curse, And 4 4esls Bitter
US my madison might be, that more fnlserabls
condition were not possible to him than the
consciousness his murderous wantouess
must bring upon himself, hardened 8 / iasSssp
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

Farm on White Clay Creek,
III New Castle County, Delaware, about four
miles from Newark, ara within of the rail
road. u contains 22l acres, ahoAt 20 acres in
wood, the balance divided into 10 felds, an
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

EMIGRATION TO VInGIsIA.-A company has
been formed In Philadelphia called the Amer
lean Emigration Land Company, for the pur-
pose OF inducing emigration to Virginia, for
agricultural purposes. The land owned by the
company ia situated in Bath county, Va, and
during the present season large number of
families have lett for the settlement, tho last
party on Wednesday last, via the Philadelphia
and Baltimore railroad. The object of the
company is to purchase large tracts OF land in
any Of the States presenting facilities for set
Element by sea, river or railroad, and selling
farms for cash or long credits.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

ALLEGED MAIL RoRBER AhRRsTRD.--SpRrsa-
FIELD, MASS, Nov. 29.-W. T. Tuckerman,
who was formerly Treasurer of the Eastern
Railroad Company, was arrested at New Ha-
ven, last night, on the charge OF mail robbery.
he csntesses his guilt.
BosTos, Nov. 30.--The evidence against
MIR. Tuckerman in conclusive. He aoknowl-
edges having $500 worth OF stolen postage
stamps. Five hundred dollars in notes on the
Lee Bank of Massachusetts were found on him.
The Philadelphia mail to Boston being missed
with others the Railroad Superintendent on
the New York and Boston route, the Postmas
tera and Special Agent Holbrook, have been
on the alert for several weeks past, to catch
the robber. The amount of the robberies is
supposed to be large,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

Liberty IN SwEDEN.-Durng one of the
discussions in the Swedish Diet on the roy al
propositions relative to religious liberty, M.
de koek, the Chancellor of Justice, said that
If the proposition were not voted, the tribunal
would be compelled to pass sentence on seven
Swedish women, accused of the crime of hay
ing, three years ago, quilted the Evangelical
church and embraced the Roman Catholic
faith. They would, answered tho minister, DO
necessarily condemned to exile. This arRu-
ment however, as is proved by the result, had
no influence on the decision OF the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
charles, London Cordial Gin

Is shown by the Records Of the Custom House to be me
sndon fslSsFF 5CFIFr-R@ MN
onlS StIlers are made here in Imitation Of It..
II delicious beverage, and by It's peculiar flavor
(se different from gns universally esteemed by all
who use it, 1t Is adopted with great in Of
DYsPEPsrA GoUT, RuEuMATisN, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, CoLc,
CanLERA PEyRR AouE srRIcTuRE DISEASE OF THE UR
SAR1 oHGAxs, EPnEFsY, FEMALE IRREouLGRrrIEs, &c.
Dr. VALENTINE Morr New York, letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
Charles London, Cordial Gin d tie pures, 0est, and
N ost reliable Extract Of Juniper Ihage seen.
CHARLES; LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts and rocers the United States and also
nerous posons called "London Cordial Gn"-to avoid
them buy only oHARLEs" Reject any other offered to
you as you value your health Price dollar quarts,
any cents fer pints. EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Inh2s-smd3w Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

y Day JOKE BY a SMoKEa.-Mr. P, who deals
in Goals, met Mr.. F., who presides over the dcs-
TIMES Of an insurance company, the other day,
when the subject of cigars was introduced Mr..
f. told Mr.. p. that he had no cigars, but that if
Mr.. P. would get some, he would furnish the
money Accordingly p. took the dime extern
ded to him by his companion, went to Merge
RUNS, and, purchasing two cigars, lighted ons,
lighted, when converse was resumed Soon F.,
after putting and squeezing and punching his
cigar, remarked to p that he had had better
luck with the cigar he was putting freely away
upon, than had fallen to his own lot. 81 should
not wonder" replied p, "IOr gave eight cents
for mine and only two for yours" The joke to
F. is better than a box of the choicest Havanas.
-SDringteld Repu6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
DIR. NJ. DI,.VALLET'S
FEMALE PERIODICAL, PILL.

These pills have in the private practice of the
Proprietor as Hospitals of of France for many
years. meeting unparalleled suecess-gvsng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They charm in correcting rreEulnrty and OBJ
sructions, producing regular of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle smuiant They produce agreeable
exeratIon and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females, supposIng themselves so,
cautioned against using pills. they will produce
miscarriage although injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHL1Ns BusHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
-SOS
SUMMARY.

- -. t-~''hSeA
IN tlie Russian capital, as appears by our late
European papers, which publish accounts from
st. Petersburg Of a fatal AMI somewhat mystic
rious occurrence ut the Seminary of St. Catha-
rine, instituted for the daughters of mobiles, and
under the immediate patronage of the Empress.
On the occasion of some festival, dinner
given to the pupils and to other ladies educated
at the institution, among whom was Countess
Morny. \ short time after this rcpast, many
Of the young ladies and visitors were seized
with violent cramps and sickness, and ere long
five died, the remainder were moro or less in
danger on the 10th ult.
TuE wife of respectable mechanic in Troy q,
n. Y, suffered herself to be led away from her
allegiance to her husband, by young "blood"
in that city, and on Tuesday evening she met
him at distance from home ard took stroll
into grove. Here she was unexpectedly met
by the husband, who was lesurely walking by,
hut who, on sooi"s his WINS waist clasPed by
the "blood" aforesaid, drew cane, and pro-
ceeded to exercise it upon the head and shout
ders of the "blOod' aforesaid. Consequence ::
"blood"
JusT now the people Of New Orleans are treat
AH5 hhStsNtNN9 ~ AASSA PSSAASSt 49, RNtAA'
grapes. The editor of the Pieayuae returns
thanks for basket of fine peaches, Bartlett
pears, some delicious ChasselOs grapes, and a
quantity of plump white and purple figs
MRs. HELEN ". DoDGE has commenced civil
suit against dry goods merchant doing BUSH
ness on Broadway, Albany, for kissing her
against her will The damages are laid at
$4,000.
tbs proprietOrs of the steamer Vanderbilt
of New York, have reduced the price of passage
to England, in the first class cabin, from $3.50
to 500; in the second cabin, from $50 to $50.
TINS mayor of Newport, KY, receives the cx-
travagant sum of ten dollars year for his off,
cial services which one of the councilmen
recently proposed to raise to 800, whereupon
the city fathers, in holy horror ut the enor,nity
proposed, postponed the matter indefinitely.
A STUDENT at MiddlebnTy College, Vermont,
who had rendered himself unpopular among
his fellows by snobbery, received surprise
party" at his room late the other night. Said
party Cof frcshmen) proceeded to shave the
struggling mans head, and then left him to his
reflections, which probably ran on wigs and re.
,.aUcn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

An UxADvERrIsED ELECrIoN.-One of the
sgned new election my was ordered by the cty
government to fill the vacancy The time ap-
pointed for the election was Monday, the goth
inst, but as the City Council, in order, proba
bly,, to save dollar or two, did not advertise
the meeting in the newspapers, no one .ucared
to vote on the day appointed, and co lseQ emily,
no body was elected. The city governm ut will
probably learn that there is nothing Tx. tirer-
tising.-P Portland Argus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

PENNSYLVANIA POLlrIc&-The American Con.
vention, which met at Altoona, Pa, addressed
the following queries to Hon, David wilmot-
opposition candidate for Governor, all of which
he answered in the affirmative:
l. Do you hold that in the election or APP
pointment of all officers, native born Americans
should be preferred?
2. Are you in favor of the protection of Amer.
lean lobOr, American rights, and American in
8. Are you in favor of the publication Of the
ballot box, reform in the naturalization laws,
the enactment Of registry law, and the pro-
bibition of foreign paupers and cOnvicts land
I. Are you opposed to any interference of
church hieFarchs in pOlihcss
8. Arc you in favor of free schools for the ed
ucation of all classes, with the Bible as text
book used thereius
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

The Louisville Journal savagely says: THE
Roman Forum is now cow-market, the rarpe-
ian Rock cabbage garden, the place of the
Caesars rope-walk, and Ashland the residence
of j. b. CLAW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

uAMPToN,s T1SoruRE-rhIs medicine, which has been
before the public for many years. especially for
the last year. by Sesrs Mortimer Mowbray as sole pro.
pretOrs has remarkable success, have seen
from the most respectable sources large number of pa
tents who have been relieved number of the medical
profession also have used 1t in ther practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proprctors.
We are decidedly opposed to putting quacE nOstrums but
as we have seen so many Messrs Mortimer Now
BRAY from the mentioned feel & tn L.
nothing justice call the attention of the people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
AmbrotYpes for 81.

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms, with fae
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal
the country, and far superior to in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make AmbrOtypes
they sent by Without extra postage. Also
them in Iockets and pins, price Daguerreotypes
Pictures customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
Alkinds materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms eastsde of Main Monroe, over Marsh
TayIor's augts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap@5-1w-daw

Black or Brown Hair produced in five minutes,
from the Grayest Redest Hair by the application of W.
A. BArcHELoa's HAIR DYE WARRANTED to defy de-
tecon and never to lnjurc the hair skin, matter
how often applied long continued. Use the genuine
and no harm can possibly Markthe steel enErav-
ing on box and wx.A. BATcHELoE, 9sS broadway, on
the four sides. for wM A. BArCHELoRs Hair Dye when
yOu purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
ap9e-lm 7. II. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

TmE DPLoNATIC CoRPs OF rnE United STATES.
The aggregate number of Diplomatic and
Consular offices is $3.50. The two full missions
of highest rank are those of England and France,
to which is attached salary of 1900 each.
The occupants of fvo other missions receive
Sl2, 600 each, of two others, $4,000 each, and
the Minister to Austria receives $4,000. But
the lucrativencss of the offices and the expenses
of the system will be best shown in the sub
Joined tabular statement of appointment and
,o,nDensntion authorized nv law,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
HYGEIA HoTEL.

OLD POINT UUAFOh1t va.
iS5ss This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re-
'StNSF opened the FIRST OF JUNE.
watering place in the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this
In broad view of Hampton Roads aud the Chesapeake
Bay, 1t is famed by the constant sea-breeze
It's at the site Of the first military post In the
country!
The luxurious saltwater bath and all the luxuries of the
salt water region at It's DOORS
The finest in America, spacious and most
pleasant billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries. delightful beach
country auntS the best facilities for hshnS ana goon
reading room, among the attractions
not only by the band 20
the establishment the Band OF the Cd Regiment of u s.
Artillery, said to he the best In the army.
health It Is not surpassed by the most secluded
nounlan The various army of the post
aud physicians resident In the vicinity have certified
that they hoee neuer kolcl case 81 1gs and leseT o.,
bilious ferer originate at Old Point Comfort and that
IL Is tFougHOuttIs year healthy locality as any on
he Lce The edrt lSee their certificates in the Par
mer and De Bows Review.
lot of the very best direct nom the London
docks-a Importation of the MessTs BurTus, Of Nor
folk will found in the cellar of the Hotel, and the best
LIQUORS of all kinds to he had In the country shall
tolerate nothing any department. resolved,
kind in the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
ie1b-lm Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

FoRSEY's S25, 900 CoNsULsHIP.-Th Peansyt-
1aliqn SAYS, that an attempt vas made 10 ap.
pease Col. Forney by the Office Of the Liverpool
.ConsuIship, "which should be made to nun
worth s25, 900 per annum, 81 9, 900 TO be paid in
cash. The sum beyond the legal salary Of the
office was to be modestly yelled under the name
of compensation for newspaper correspondence
This would make 100000 for the four years
of Mr.. Buchanans administration; and 1t was
refused.
Let it be noted, this statement does not come
from the opponents of the administration; 1t IS
the confession of its friends. What are the ser
vices for which this enormous sum is offered to
compensate one man? What were the secrets
that were to be silcnced by this bride? Why Is
there such an alarm felt through the whole par
ty, because the man who did SO much for the
nomination of Buchanan, who managed the
election in Pennsylvania which secured his tri-
umph, who was very generally designated as
the leading supporter of his administration, and
his confidential personal and political friend,
now proposes to start newspaper? Col. For
ucy knows how Pennsylvania was carried,
against the sentiments Of the people. He can
not disclose all that without confessing his own
agency in it; but disappointed man will some
times commit suicidal act in revenge for the
injuries which he has sustained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

DeATu OF THE WIFE OF SENATOR FEssEHDES,
OF MAINE.-We regret to announce this morn
ing, the death of the wife of Hon. w. p. Fesscn-
den, one Of our Senators in Congress. This sad
occur encc took place at the Glen House, among
the White Mountains, about three o'clock yes
tcrday morning. Mr.. Fessenden was awakened
by remark Of his wife, that she felt very IA
tigued. In few moments Mr.. F. spoke to her,
but obtaining no answer he felt for her pulse,
and found no sensation; she was dead. Al
though Mrs. Fessenden has been in feeble
health for some time past, death came at an I'M
expected moment, and she was called suddenly
away
Mrs. Fessendcn was the youngest daughter of
the late James Deering, Esq, of Westbrook.-
Portland ArgMs, pam.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28

A Nur ron WuIsxgY DnlNxEns. follow
ing extract, which we take from communication
in the Cynthiann News, is at once graphic and
startling. Read it:
The crops of Harrison county, this year, uselss
cut short, will be very great. We will have to
haul to the depots on the railroad, which runs
through the middle of the county, 100000 bush
els of wheat, 100000 bushels of rye, and 10000
bushels of barley. Thousands upon thousands
Of barrels of corn must be hauled to the Devil S
Pass there Il lIsas il Harrison, and if you will
but drink this good old Bourbon, made in Har-
rison by the iIarrisonitc, with their improvements
oflogwood. arsenic, cock-roaches and molasses,
it will eat your bowels in less time than Solomon
built the temple.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
Special NOTICES
ET1 G0OIT,ADIES /!

An.x.Iient and pleasant way (Which have AREA
az scoveredl is to stop the Bridge corner Drug store
and refresh with glass OfcOO sparkrS usei us soas
,r,,r,cor psrumeries, Hair Dyes and Hair Tonnes of
al Kinds. with an enlss, variety of Brushes lnek knneks'
notions &C., &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
DEATH AND DISEASE

DEATH AND DISEASE.
px.rH.-How comes it, friend, in every shape,
Youlet so many folks escape?
Drsyasr.-Dresd sire use all means can,
10 obviate the life of man;
dog his footsteps from his birth,
'rrlhe returns to mother earth.
fuse all means 1 Used Of old,
Changes of wenther-hot and cold;
1 give them coldS-T give them paint
1 rack their bones-I fire their veins,
/ poison item with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing Kills
DEArH-HoE's that?
pt,EssK--They all take BRISDKETn's Pills.
4. II. LOGAN 4, CO.,
,rat-1v.dav Agents.