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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-20

baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, -
now entirely wen.
sLzATE cHAnsrs, BA4oS Rvuop, La Dec. 1875
Dr. Ava: have BEEN entirely cured by your Pills Of
shsnais G0st-a painful disease 4i bal aGtsd taT for
For DrOPAy, PIeihoFn, or Kindred Com
requiring active purge, they are an excellent
sToT Co..Iyenes. or COusumPtion, mad ms n
DtnNeF Ftll, they are agreeable and enectual.
ten, and gTsn DeaGness, and Partial BIi"d
ness have been cured By the Alternative action Of eIe
Most Of pS In market eontaa Mercury, which,
though valuable remedy In skful hands, in
follow ts iaeau;ous Thrse contain mercury or min
oral aubEtAnee whatever
AYRES CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE or
RI.UENZ 4, BRONCHITIS. WIlOOP-
ING GHg3 ;l, C Ts'Sg4 4 A !: Thy
and for the relief Of eOusumPTe patients in advanced
We need not speak to the phe of its virtues Through
ont every town. and almost every hamlet Of the American
nade it already known Nay, few the families in any
civilized country this continent without personal
yictoTv ever The subj. nd .s Of ~. tbrosi
and IGnEJ While powerful antEdoe yet
for the formidable and dangerous diseases Of the
pulmonary organs, Is the pleasantest
edy that be employed infants and young persons
Parents should have Il In store the nslIouS
grounds believe CREHHY PEc1on1L saves more lives By
the eonsumPtions prevents ta those cures Keep by
your colds while they durable, neglect
them until human Ek master the memorable cankeT
that, fastened on the Titals, your life
All know The dreadful fatality lung disorders,
they know, the virtues Of this reney, need do
than them It Is still made the We
sPare toll produce 1.-THE perfect
possible, and thus AFFORD those who rely the hest agent
| which our skin can furnish for their cure.
Prepared by DR. James q. 4 yeRs.
PraesIcnIand AnalytealChemist,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE IS CTS. PER BoX..........FIYE BONES POR 81
The genuine ARTICLES sold by
Andby all Druggists Wheeling and Deaiersin Medicine
everywhere. fehes:6m
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tsPoor old Unole Ned,D
''ABi he had no WOOL on the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ouRht 70 gFoH.1I


NHERE are some folks a-days, IN the laenta
bic hE with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song Of Of rejoicing, II they only use the
means which Art offers to Nature, to aid her.
EmeF6Ou'B Hair Restorative,
Isa we'll known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify to Its power preventing
the loss Of hair aud in restoring luxuTiant growth where
through sickness otheEse, the hair had unfortunately
fallen out.
EmeTsoa'' Hair Tonic /, for sale by
I. H LOGAN CO,
dEeIl Bridge Corner DFuggiSta.
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GIE=ascs
ySa) iLes anli!ng labor vita rss.. Ia.
1ps:aE hseih ana 70 ti' sdding iBiussry and
LAdise. ysu vtA u pzEehrss fa.Aionibs and cheap
WATER B7nhetS. "GFe,
Gva1-Ess. Es0a Vsh % purchase fashionable Cap or
oan at tie above piAse, where you vii gs.-4hst
EsEeEb=F Ike old Pos; Once corner.
70 colasrg XeFshan.s have dispose Of At
60 En- wATsoN
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NEW hooks


A J. C. oRR'S, Formerly J. II. Ttompson'sS No. III
IA Main street. Just received large invoice Of nIzcel-
School aud Blank assortment
o. Wall paper Among our books may be found Gibbons
Rome, uumea In Rland IFrnRs Life OF wastngtOn Dicks
and Rollins Works, P1uareh Lives, CArkG and Scotts
Commentaries; also; Benon's Thirty Year, the Senate
Kanes Exploring Expedition, BledsOe Liberty
very, the Hills OF the Shateue Egani, HaEata, Marry
Ing Too Late, &c, &c. ~ -
We have also large
for the Holidays which rather than described
Also the publications Of the Presbyterian Boar Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found in Stationery line
Kept constantly on hand, at No. III Main
WALR IN GENTLEILENIF
TAKE pleasure ininfoTmnE myftends and patrons and
the etzensof Wheeling centrally, that have just re-
ceived Spring and Summer stock Cloths, CaSsmeFea
and Vestug., together with full Of
nishing Goods.
Ny stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets The styles
neat and quality they none,
very and which prepared up
der and At short potee In the latest and approved
style and best manner,
good at guaranteed q an eases OF sale, by
J. H. STALLfYN, Merchant Tailor,
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M HOLLSFREEPl

To HUUSEhEEPER.S
IN STORE and for sale reduced prices the following
4 articles viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plains
Coal Vases, ave setss Five Stands Of different quacs-
Also, Penders, Ash Pans, Coal Seues, Toilet SETS Sop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Trays, Corn pops
Hearth BrOoma, assorted Sizes Table, Coee and Tea
Mats, ChahnE and Vegetable dishes, Plated spoons and
Forks OF the best quality Clothes, Travelling Cap
kes OF various patterns: Side Irons Snee Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
W9I. HEBURS
deeES No. 81 Monroe Street,
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Washlngton Han Drug Store.
BULL'S REOTO- MISTURA.

BULLS REOTO FMISTURA.
SURE REMEDY FOR TIE PILES
has cured when eveFyother medicine KaIle-It
lered and Is curing numerous cases. OF from one to
tEeny years standing One application many cases.
give decided relief. An that l. that suffering
Lanity viii give 1t fair trial The undersigned certify to
the great eeaey Of Bulls Reeto MiStura 81 remedy for
L. MlleT Lynehburg Va. Rev. 7. Mitchell, Pres Hder
OF the ~ z Church. Rev Samuel EnteFne
and Sharpe Streets Bait Saml WhittIngton No So Hi
street Bait L. o. Berry, .16o Sharp Bait SaI
Burnett, No. 40 Lee street, Balt
Price 81 eents per bottle. R0r Washington Han
Drug Store, by FUNDENBERG s ROBERTS,
Sole manufacturers Of the genuine Partisan Toohpaste
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
TO TURNPIKE CONTRIBUTORS.

The undersigned invites immediate p opo"als for
grading and merchandising College Street from
Front Street to the City limi,s; and also for the
construction Of a frst-rato macadamlspd IT rect
from the foot Of Commerce street along the head
Of Union Wharf to the foot Of College street -.
College street is the ere that runs out from the
lower side Of Smiths Pork house, in front Of
Stewart College, to ;hc City limits.
The first course Of meiaiing on College street
must be 30 feet wide and inches deep, nd sec
ond course Is feet wide and inches deep. The
grad to be that laid down in the city map Of
grades, which may be seen at the Recorders
office. -
The work required on Front stree, is the Ie, =
cling Of n wagen-yard about 90 feet wide with a
course of installing ~ inches deep. The terms
Of payment will be added 10 this advertise ment
In the next paper. In the meantims the at tentiov
Of contractors is asked 10 the proposed work.
CHARLES NJ. HITTER,
Mayor Of Clsrksvilie.
Auo. %. Stiff
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE
LOST.

The Atlantic Telegraph Cable parted
$50 miles from the shore on the morning
of the 18th, and the vessels were return
ing to England. The directors were,
however, sanguine of ultimate success
A conference was held at London on Sat
urday to determine whether to go on or
wait another summer.
The India mail had arrived. Delhi had
not fallen up to June 9th. Further mu-
tiny had occurred amongst the troops OF
the Bengal army, but it was believed the
crisis was passed The news was favora-
bly, received at London, and caused an
advance in consuls. Nothing important
from China Trade at Northern ports in
terrupted. ''A' "--
NEW YoRK, Aug 26.-It is reported
that Jacob Little, banker, has failed
Liabilities $5,000,000. .l ga..r M n.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Gen. Scott is
here, consulting with the Secretary OF
War, in reference to military movements
in Kansas and Utah.
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HIlRLEY,s sARSApARILLA

\, Maintains thesecretions, especially those
of the skin and kidneys, increases nutri-
ten, and allays morbid irritability Of the
nervous and circulating systems. Hence
an admirable remedy for debility. during
or after mercurial course, and for the null
hilarious variety symptoms which arise,
when the health is broken down, as we'll by
the disease as by its remedy. For Scrofu :
l., it is the most certain means. - Enquirer
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
WASHINGTON, Aug. %

w mug 49,
The Interior Department has received in
tclligence from reliable gentlemen and flu
gitive Mormons that Brigham Young is
preparing to resist Gen. Harvey; that he
has relapsed into the grossest infidelity and
atheism; and continues to hold up the Gov
eminent of the United States to the SUI
preme contempt Of the Mormons.
Among the dispatches just received by
the Government is correspondence be-
tween our naval officers and the Governor
of Singapore relative to his ordering our
flag to be hauled down by q British officer
from the Dutch bark Henrietta Maria,
which was abandoned by her officers and
most of her crew and taken poss, ssion of
by the master of an American ship.
Gov. Blindell earnestly disclaims any
want of respect to the American flag or to
the rights of American citizens in the steps
he felt it to be his duty to take, but the
matter does not here terminate. The bark
has been delivered to the Government of
the Netherlands in India on the ground of
the vessel being Dutch, The Chinese COO
lies found on board, if innocent of mutiny,
have claims on the owners, and if guilty,
were to be punishable only by Dutch
criminal court. rl tg
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

Asthmq, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis, Re, very
much reduced the proportion Of deaths from con.
sumptve diseases In this country. The Pills arc
as good as the Pectoral and win cure more com
plants. '-ir' M.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from It's impurities. Purge the bow els
Liver, and the whole viscernl system. from its
structions. Purge out the Diseases which fasten
on the body. TO work its decay. But for diseases
We should die only Of old age. Take antdotes
early and thrust II from the system, before Il Is
yet too strong TO yield. ~ alasH f-1l
| Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
while II is weak but when il has taken strong
hold. Read the astounding statements OF these
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofa 10, DroPsy, Ulcers, Skin Dis ases Rheu-
matism Neuralgis. Dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bill
lious complaints, Heartburn, Headach. Gout, and
many less dangerous but stiil threatening all
ments. such as pimpIes on the face, Worms, NeF-
yous irratably Loss Of appetite, lTrsg
Dizziness In the head, Colds, Fevers, Dysentery,
and indeed every variety Of complaints for which
Purgative Remedy is required,
These are no random statements, but are authen.
tic a'ed by your own neighbors and your own
Try them once, and sou viii never be wilhOu,
them. f .r.N I.-- ,.Iifas ~.
Price 25cis per BOK-5 Boxes for a.. 500
Prepared by DIR. &c. AVER Prneilcal Chem
lst, Lowell. Mass and sold by all Druggisis-and
Dealers Ia medicine through this section
Wholesale by Berry a. Demoyille, Nashville
Tenn. % y .L' .-.... ..s -,a urrl t-.aa .nf
Retail BY Thomas s. Bro, Clarksyilie, and ID.
I. Forter, New Providence, md all druggists aud
dealers 10 medicine thfoughsai the South.
| Apl II, '5T-tlgtAug.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

From HAVANA. Hapana,, Aug. o.
The darkening clouds of distrust that had
overhung our commercial world the whole
Of the previous days of last week were in
great measure cleared away yesterday, and
there is every appearance that in the pre-
sent week business viii be restored to its
normal condition. This may appear extra
ordinary to parties at distance who have
read the previous accounts of the disastrous
appearances which evry-thing around us
bore. Tomorrow Monday all our banks
will resume, and / have not heard of a sin
gle firm or house that has been crushed
down by the crisis through which we have
passed.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
CINCINNATI, Aug. "a, P. NJ.

Flour dull and prices unchanged zoe
bbls sold at s5a5 % for superfne and ex.
ira; receipts fair and the export demand
limited. Wheat unchanged; 10000 bush.
els sold at 81 for prime red and 81 10 for
prime white, closing unsettled. Rye sci.
ling at zoe. Corn dull; distillers do not
offer over Csc. Whiskey unchanged; GOO
bbls sold at 234c. Provisions firm; shout
ders at 12c and sides at 14c; holders in
most cases are asking higher prices
Cheese firm at 64@1Oc for prime and
choice Butter has advanced to 16@l7c,
and is scarce.
Exchange on the East soldat : premium
this forenoon, closing dull and unsettled,
New ORLEANS, Aug. "a, P. NJ.
Sales of cotton to-day $50 bales at loo
151c. Flour declining at So SHOT,
Red wheat 81. Mixed corn SOC. Oats
dull at ~ cents. Pork buoyant at 25 so.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
ST.. PAUL. Aug. 81

The Conventions progress slowly. Some
points of difference have been harmonised
others more prominent, such as'apportion.
ment and universal suffrage, upon which il
is thought the Convention will fail to agree
The Democrats are bent on the submis-
sion of both, as best subscribing the inter,
ests of the people. The Convention will
probably agree to day on thesubmission Of
both to the people.
Three half breeds who killed German
near Salt Lake last week, have boen force
ably taken from the Sheriff near Little Falls
and hanged TO tree.
/ The crops in Minnesota notwithstand-
ing the grass hoppers, never were better
than they are at present.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

WE have accepted the agency OF Grover &
Bakers Sewing Machines from r. II. Brockway,
Of Nashville, sole proprietor Of this State. This
Is admitted to be the most practicable Of any yet
offered to the public. We sell at the same price
that the proprietor does nj Nashvile those ba, Ing
from us can save freights TO this poi I. Al those
interested In having work done with dispatch
win plea call and ex,mine the machine. II will
do more W ork In three hours than the best seam
stress can in week. Terms, cash only.
THOMAS e. BROTHER.
Aug %, 81
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A GOOD
INVESTMENT!

BY ORDER Of the Board of Aldermen Of the
City of GAINESVILLE, / Will expose for sae to the
highest bidder. on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next, the Lower Red River Bridge, and s.
shares In the Union Wharf Company. The terms
and other particulars will b. made Known ON Il o
day Of sale, and may now be had Of Messrs Dye
g. Smith. Real Estate agents. The attention. of
al who desire 20 make good investment Is CALI
ed 10 this sale as Il will afford an opportunity TO
purchase the best paying stock 10 tise coanty.
EAtst CITRLES. NJ. HITTER, N
Aug. 93, 1851 Nv Mayor Of Clarksviile
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
Administrators Notice.

Those indebted to the estate Of lanes Mitchell
deed, will please come forwarland settle the same
without delay, those having claims against t,o
estate will please file them with the Hon. r. w :,
Wisdom, Judge of the County Court, us adj
ministrator, having suggested the Insolvency of
said estate. -l
w. J. BROADDUs, Adm'H.
Aug %, '51-lm
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
BaTThe Henderson Commercial says:

The prospects for the completion of the
Henderson and Nashville Railroad are
frightening. Some of our enterprising
citizens have taken the matter in hand and
subscriptions are being daily made
Many thousands of dollars have been sub
scribed within the past few days.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.


Gov. Walker, of Kansas, in the official
dispatches recently received, says that on
one point he has been grossly misrepre-
scented, namely, as desiring that every man
should vote who happened to be in the
Territory on the day of the election for
the ratification of the constitution. This,
he remarks, would be desirable if there
was conclusive evidence that all such per-
sons were actual bona fide settlers, but the
only sufficient and usual proof of such a
fact would be some previous residence
On this point, which is one of detail, he
had never proposed to make suggestions
to the Convention, although when asked
his opinion by members of that body, he
had indicated previous residence of three
or six months, and that the same qualif-
cations should be adopted in the constitu-
ton, in regard not only to that but to all
future elections, and in his judgment one
or the other of these terms of residence
will be adopted by the Convention, from
whom he anticipated cordial co-Opera-
ton. ....-... ..-.... I'D.
1t is somewhat extraordinary, he adds,
that while this accusation of letting every
man vote who may happen to be in the
Territory on the day of election has been
preferred in the South as indicatinga de-
sire on my part to let in abolition intcrlo-
pers to control the result, the Republicans
of Kansas have drawn an entirely different
conclusion, viz: that | design in this man
ner TO bring many thousand Missourians
into the Territory to decide the contest.
The Presidenthas by proclamation de-
clared treaty of friendship and com
merce between the United States aud Per-
STA of binding force. In addition 10 Am
bassadors cor diplomatic agents near each
government, il provides for Persian'tson
suls at Washington, New Orleans, and
New York, and United States Consuls al
Teheran, Bender, Bushirc, and Paris
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28
Negroes for Sale.

will offer for sale, on the 9Th Of September.
~ not sold privately several very valuable negro
women, for Cash, or will exchange some of them
for suitable young negroes These women are
No. washers, irohers and cooks, and general
house servants, and have awa commanced the
highest prices Ia hiring in the city, as
J. M. POPE.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

SENATOR BRopERIcE or CALIFORNIA
1t is reported that David c. Broderick, L
=. Senator from California, is so dissatisfied
with the course of President Buchanan,
that he is about to take the lead of TIE Re
publican paEy in the Golden St9@ lie
is now lyiSS i'll atSacrmuento, and refuses
all mclici attcndahce
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

PILE SALvE.-Dr. CAvANAUoH, we are
glad to see, fast winning reputation for
the production of the only cure for the
Piles known in the United States. Every
one who has used II attests its merits a
Chicago Duly Journal s w.
For sale in fl'is eityby5 Thomas & Bro.
90 August.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

THE GooDwooD CUP.-Thc Detroit Ad-
vcrtiser says:
A gentleman of this city informs us,
upon the authority of letters from Eng
land, through friend in New York, that
a question has been raised upon the race,
in reference to the horse Monarque. This
horse was sired by an English horse out
of an English mare, and the dam was ia,
ken across the channel for the purpose Of
having the colt dropped in France, with
the purpose of claiming the light weight
which by the rules of the English turf is
given to all foreign horses. Upon this
state of facts the opinion of the judges is
pending, and all bets are in allegiance until
that decision is made known.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

DEATH OF Hon. HOPKINS l.. TURNKEY,
The Nashville Gazette of the 9th says
that ex-senator Hopkins l., Turncy died
very suddenly, Of disease of the heart,
at Winchester, Tenn, Saturday, July, 81,
lie died while in the act oc walking from
bis office to his residence Mr. Turney
was lawyer and politician of more than
ordinary reputation, lie has served his
district in both branches of the State lGlis-
5l~turc, in the House Of Representatives,
and rclre sen'ed the State one term in the
Un,t,d 'tl;c. Senate.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

Beg~ A. writer in the Patriot suggests
that the best way to defeat locofocoism, is
to cease to oppose it. We have long been
of opinion that opposition serves, as hoop,
to bind together the discordant and rotten
clements which compose it, and to the
policy of Withdrawing that opposition, a
sense of the duty we owe our country, is
the most serious objection. OF one thing
we are satisfied, either that the Union must
be overthrow, or that Americans must
control the government; and it is ques-
ton of serious import, whether the latter
result may not be compassed with more
certainty and less detriment, by suffering
locofocoism to commit suicide, as it will
do, if let alone.
1t must be obvious, to every rejecting
mind, that in its utter dcstitution of all
principle, and its determination to rule or
ruin, locofocoism will oppose every princi-
pie and measure advanced by the opposi-
ton; and the nearer that opposition APP
proaches absolute right, the greater the
errors locofocoism will advocate, and the
greater the wrong done to the best in.
forests of the country, by the success Of
that party. This is the experience of the
last twenty years, and no one can doubt
that, had the wing, or American party
taken ground for Ehe Catholics, for alien
suffrage and squatter sovereignty, the former
would now have been prescribed class
the naturalization laws would have been
extended, or repealed, immigration taxed
and the territories governed as the Con-
,stitution prcscribes; and all would have
been done by the locofocos, from sheer
spirit of opposition to a rival party. If
thea. they can succeed when advocating
doctrines the most damnable, and embrac,
such doctrines because their opposite are
cspoused by the American party, it be
comes question for serious consideration
whether VIC arc not doing serious wrong
to our country by stimulating its wors
enemies to the preparation of most mon.
strous evils. The nearer we are right tn,
further they will be wrong; and unless
VIC can crush them are we not acccssor,
TO their wrong doing? And if let alone
viii they not crush themselves? We be
lcvc so; and if the Americans will only
remain true to their principles, yet stant
aloor, the time is not distant when they cal
stcpforth and save Republicans things nov
90, its downfall is certain
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-28

CmNEs SUGAR CANE.-It is stated that
over 100000 acres of land 10 the United
States have been planted with the Sorgho,
or Chinese Sugar Cane This is wonder
full result, when it n considered that only
teo or three years have elapsed since it was
first INTRODUCED into the country, Mr.. II.
s, Olcott, who has given a great deal of
attention to the subject, hasin press trea-
.tiso upon IT,