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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-16

California is going ahead Ike u steam
boat The Increase IN horses during peri.
Cd Of two years is $4,000, and IN cattle llU,
Geo. The exports OF hides during the past
year amounted to $jIIIl2. The quantity
ot land cultivated il 1886 vas 5ll ,9O3 acres
Ia 1895, '@J.,3i; being an Increase oI -44,.
',l nCGes. his Is exclusive OF llU" ie1ced
IN for gy52lrg purposes The crop Of wheat
for the year c5o is set down at 3,5GS GGJ
bushels and that ot barley at 5,3l2, H.
ih.s is Us i9S more bushels CT barley than
the amount raised in the whole Union IL
1880, according to the seu5uS.
In the cultivation Of grape arI the manu-.
'scture oi w,ue, lhr Golden State Of the Pa.
cltic already stands foremost IN the Couieder-
pcy. The increase ~ tbs interest has been
Que hundred ana fifty per cent. Ia two ycars.
The uumbcr Of vines IN lSJS was nearly
l,OUO,OOo, aud Of this large number Cue.tErd
= iOUGu III u single CUuuLy--Jus Angeles
while the average yield OF each vine Is estI.
mated at fourteen pounds. Daring the year
! lSoS, there were manufactured IN LHiliuvDia,
Of VINE 3oJ.0OO gallons, and Of tGacGy 10000
G.lyu., maklag total Of nearly 400 UUu-
/ 1t Is estimated that 10 1860 UOU OOJ gallons
| ul these liquors will be manufactured IL Cali.
| torDIa.
\ considerable share Of attention has been
dev ted TO the .eauug sheep, tor which
experience has demonstrated that the sou
aud climate Of California are admirably adapt
! ed. Daring the year lo5c there were export
ed l,33l OIL pounds Of wool, at hyme-yulna.
/ ton Of ;.l93, GA, while the number If sheep
! IN the State 1T tre present time Is estimated
. at JQ,OlU-oeIug more than doQUIe The uum.
/ uer t~iMGtrd iur Ioub.
/ 80 .as as tue m,u.ug interests are concern
/ 3D. Il Is shown that this dcpalime.t Of rla:c
4ul national W,aiA is Increasing IN Imf or.
.aace in almost every section OF the State
| At the present time there are five thOusaEl
seven huudred aud twvuty.siX miles OF aItli.
cal water.courSes constructed for mining
purposes, at an expense Ct thirteen and d hall
millions O. Goilars, wh.le the number Of mills
erected IN lo1,, lor qaariz mining, is s>atrr
At l&s, at cost Of 81, l,s53.UUU. On the J.,
of November, loJ3 tie plumber Of mills bad
ncreused to 20, costing $3215,0OO.
---..
FISH CULTURE remarkable account has
been lately given by Dr. Cloouet to the Par.
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

a BSCONDED from the subscriber, in Sha.
"a mokin township, Northumberland county,
on the morning of the present Instant, iay COLOR
ed apprentice, CHARLES COLE, lcirg about
lG years Of age, mrddIiug dark, and little s'ooP-
shouldcrcd, speaks and ycata very fluent The
above reward OF one dollar viii be paid for his
apprehension and return to the subscriber, and
all persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing him. ELlpA JOHN.
Pleasant Pale, March ID, is3J.--3t
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THE
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Give notice that they have concluded arrange
meuts with the Northern Central Rail Road
Company, to run trains from Baltimore !or York,
Harrisburg, Dauphin, Halifax, TgoyorIon, sun.
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Connecting at Harrsburgh with the GREAT
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April 9, 1859.
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arrangements for the Peace CongresS--Ano.
her French Loaa-1he Reform Contest
in Englaudl
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Market Street, Smbary Pa

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
We had almost lost sight Of Douglas. Of late.

WE had almost lost sight OF Douglas, yoi iAte,
and had come to the conclusion That he vas
politically dead, but in late Washington letter,
which we find in our exchanges of yesterday,
we learn that he is still alive and kicking. II
appears from this letter that he.does not sympa-
thize with the stampeders, Forney, Haskin,
Clark, &c, but has given assurance TO the old
file leaders that he will stand by the wreck OF
the-party.- Since the elections in Connecticut
and the West, the Lecompton democracy have
become greatly alarmed aud oyertures have been
made to Mr.. Douglas from some of the present
supporters Of the Becompton bill. THESE gen
tlemen ,nouafisK forgahti Leconp toH votes III the
next, house OF Representatives and in. the next
Presidential election. They condemn Forney
with great bitterness, PersciTing that he has
gone so far rho cannot return; but by conciiiatinS
Douglas, they ho, % ito,bring back 70 the party
fold The great majority Of those wanderers who
have been out in the rain and cold since Douglas
led them out in their rebeIIious march. Douglas
has como back and has received the warm con-
gratulatiohs of some of his southern friends.
Toombs, Alexander Stephens, Sam Smith OF
Tennessee, aud Clingrnan Of North Carolina, and
men of their stamp, have for months formed u
peace with Douglas, and are willing to train
under his captsinsbip, ii. he can lead the party
once more TO victory But JEFF. Davis and his
clique will not consent Douglas they say, is
a rebel, and cannot be trusted. The President
stands midway between these cliqpes, and is
ready to welcome back Douglas; only he must
come with his epaulettes off, as Private.-not
leader. Mr. Douglas, encouraged by the rep
reservations of Toombs and Stephens, assures
the public that he still clings to the party, and
condemns such deserters Porney, Haskin.
Clark and others. t+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

Mr. NJ Van Dsusin popular and wslli uO'ra DEiEEs',
writes --asr5a@ -t-nee1d .,A
,,,, sr1zeEED. sangsmoa Co., III, May 9.lss5,
Mtssas. o. Il. BlKER 4 CO. sob
DeGy Sir:-You will please ship me immediately .Eo
gross Halls BalSAIn for the Lung. Isl. - f--
DR.. HasBasAH getting large nun here, 1t Is con-
Edered the medicine offered to the public for Lung
Diseases have known Of its curing lumber of cases that
had been given up by.e doctors aud every that uss
Els wen satisfied With its results. seems TO be eeTtain
cure for Bronchitis under which there many suffering
In the stern States get OF certificates
ii favor OF the medicine here.
Respectfully, r. 1'uIn n. NJ VAN DEUsIN.
E1-DR. HALLS lB.ALsAM warranted to break Up the
distressing Cough few hours the money win be
cheerfaIy REFUNDED. 200 I-Ir trsiI fr
POrsals by T. Il. LOGAN L Co.. Wheeling, Va. apl9-9W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

On the 9th Instant a grand national celsbra.
ton of the independent order,of Odd Fellows
is to be held at New York city, From returns
received At the Office Of the Gland Master, ii is
estimated that there will be at least 10000
members Of the Order in the procession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

SPEAKER LlTrLrIeHy, Of .the New York Legis,
latur9, Washing anil burnt in eltigy, in public
square az NeVburgh,) Asfew, evenings sihnce.-
Over s,o0OPeOPIS attended the execution. Tho
offence was what The NsWhurghors considered
an unfair and yinparliamentary course taken. by
hill 80 = :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

MAReGRer BupkK, the handsome Irish cook,
who was accused. of poisoning the boarders in
hOnsa in Now York, has been discharged frou,
custody. Arsenic was found in the stomach Of
the deceased lahdlady and IN the food by the
physician, but there was no proof that Margaret
used it as eOHdlPePtI = II l1rllH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

ASrIOcu coLLEoE, Ohio, was sold last week
to Mr.. Cummings, for $4,000, about two.
thirds of the yalSaIsa. 1t vas sold TO satisfy
a claim held by . Conpeoiicut Insuaure com.
Pany. =
-T>sSDs 60 10 2 = =
MAKRrFD men will be pleaseditO learn that
the GOysporof New York has fnally refused
To interfere in the case of Mrs Ilartung.
sts1 aaoq aufa gtts -Szo',- =. a7st "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
Glove Anodyne Toothaohe Drops

Thsss drops have been extsnsvey used by thousands
whose experience has proved that the Anodyne wiz Eys
immediate permanent relief amer the failure Of every
other remedy IisPeasant TO the taste and SMELL and
few applications viii yntrsy thepAn and soreness
from deeayed tooth that be allied and rendered
When The pAln proceeds from the face,
or nom the gums aIOuhi tooth apparently sound, ths-
Anodyns will give speedy relief by rubbing feH drops
the part EHseted.5 81 $500 i'9aiai 0i ii"''H ~
For sale By tn. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, EHaa2 % .
sr.l 4uileri7a al b3qoisyn5 nua s1AP0o-l~ %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

IT was the impression in Washington CITY.
on Saturday, that the jury in the sieklss trfal
would disagree and be discharged, A new trial
will then be had, but not before next term Of
court. probably, which win keep the prisoner in
Jail through some of our hottest weather. IL
this jury does not agrOe 1t is not at all likely
that the next viii; and if that does not, the
District Attorney1Wilh doubtless unier aoL
pros, and tho case viii there end ii4il 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

\ malignant disease, KNOWN as diPhtieria, is
prevailingH some parts Of fshods Island. Sew
eral deaths have also occurred in Boston from
its prevalence there. The cases have been more
numerous in Providence, and there are two in
that city at the present time. 1t is not new
several years past n lag ABff is t9 same that
as an epidemic, in England and France, and the
probability that it may prevail here has attract
ed considerable attention to it In report of
the register general OF Epgland, it is stated that
the specific cause of diphtheria is the offensive
odor from prfvy vaults Itds probable that
there are other causes but this may have conf
siderable influence in producing the disease, and
should be guarded against nm IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

CnRoHIo- DIARRpGA---Hei baYe in oury posses.
sion the certificate of n respectable citizen, teS
stiGying that heYas entirely cured Of this dread
ful disease by using Besrjidte,s Holland Bitters
We shall take pleasure in showing this certif
icate 10 any person doubling this statement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

TnE corner stone Of the Peabody Institute
was laid in Baltimore on Saturday last IN the
presence of the Board of Trustees. Tho last
thing deposited in the crypt was the autograph
letter froui GSefgsA Peabody I, for the nggregate
sum Of half a million dollars for tho eadowmsnt
of the Institute
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

LrrTElis from Utah say that Bsishaun Dung :
health is rapidly falling and that he means to
ay the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
should be guarded against. VyaI

ACnIsEsR passenger, wrecked on tho St. Paul
and rescued by the steamer Styx; has arrived at
Sydney aud given an alleged account Of tho
massacre Of. his fellow passengers on Rossell
Island He says the eannibals would select four
or five Chinese daily, kill them, roast the flssh
md cat it, The victims being decided on, they
were taken out. beaten oil over 6exeePting the
head) with kind of club, and then despatched
by ripping the stomach open. The body. was
theme up in small pieces and divided, the
fingers, toes aud brains being eagerly sought
after. He says he saw ten of his fellow passen-
gers kil!cdin this way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

4 nsirnit notice officer recently discovered
large hotels of tho city, had been for some time
in the habit of stealing bans, legs of mutton,
glass and crockery ware, bed clo,hing, table
linen, provisions, and no cnd'Uf small trumpery,
and conveying them from the house under COW
er Of their Pctticoats, by means Of large bags
nttaNied 10 their. hoops In a receiving shop
they had accumulated large quantity of nb-
stracted property, and one OF the girls comics.
sed 10 an attempt to carry out n half barrel OF
beer in the above mentioned manner, But failed
for wantof a second half barrel 10 balance her,
patent extension" on the other side.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

RErUHNs prove that from the period Of the
inauguration Of the ,cOolie apprenticeship sys.
ten forty -four thousand five hundred and forty
nine Cinnamon were shipped for Cuba, of which
number thiEtyssesea gIhousa6h seven hundred
and tfty-fiyc were landed alive. -a's5sls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

A Russian merchant announces the sale in
his warehouses at Odessa and Sabastopol, of
1861 tons OfiFOu and east iron Pto,5ee,ile picked
up in the Crimeo after the war. Wonder how
many pounds Offiesh these Proieetiles left TO rot
upon the battle field. =. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
entire reconciliation to their God.

CoRREcTloS. Reporter not having been
appointed TO this duty until considerable pro.
gress had been made in the business of the first
day s session, regrets that he was unable to re.
call Alright some OF tho items especially the
Bishop remarks about his pre- sAaptioR rights
in Parkersburg. 1t seems he was not the frst
to introduce Methodist preaching here The
other facts were as stated. This was an APP
pointment on has. circuit as carly as lsI7--a
long time ago IN this fast age 5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
Centre Wheeling Drug Store

y RBSTLISGERs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAP1irA,
49,, - ., : Tor sale by REED 1 KRAFT.
-. ~ U for sale by REED 4 KRAFT. II
JUN y. BAKER \ cos celebrated Col LIv OIL,
!. = . for sale by RPED KRAFT.
BATCHELORs CABPBELLS IIAlRDYE, Hlack brown,
90, -, =. -. for sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
Blk JAS. CLARktsS FEMALE PILLS, 1-r|. -r.- ~.
for sale BY REED RRART.
PRESTON y AERRiLIiS YEAST PONDER, 10 ..slfffI
~ for sale by REED KRAFT
CONCENTRATED LHE, FOR MAKING SOAP, lal
- /. - ! - for sale,b REED KRAFT
CINCINNATI WHITE LRAD-PuTE, " -"
,,,.,,,,, - for sale BY REED KRAPF Il
ubAOEhALt-Sof the Hypophasphites and Proteen,
for sale BY TsEED 4 KRAFT 7
APzS III a...#H REED 4 KRAFT.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
MISSIONARY i.,S lri n 1aais Is -

t. MISSIONARY MEETINGS.
i The Missionary Sermon will he delivered this,
/ Saturday afternoon, At > O'clock by Rev. j. T.
Wilson.
The Anniversary Of the Missionary Society,
, will he given this (Satprlay) seSeDiug, att q
o'clock; to be Openedswith singing, and prayer
by Rev. NJ. Titchnell. Speakers, A. Martin, of
Allegheny Colege, a. 81 Hans, Off BALTIMORE,
4 Poe, of Cincinnati, aud DIR. Porter, of New
York W.
a0sA APPOINTMENTS ron sABpATu, ". 'e'
Methodist Episcopal CiureA--At lO3 o'clock
A. NiF Rev. Bishop Morris, at o clock P. NJ, !
Rey Dr. Porter, al 7 O'clock 2. NJ Rev. J. E,
Pres6ytsriaH Chureh.AAt 1oI o'clock A.
NJ, Rev. !, Poe, at O'Clock P. NJ. Rev. A. S. s
D Baptist CaureA.-At loI O'Clock a. NJ, Rev.
:. - Alderman atE o'clock p. NJ, Rev. A.
At the franc Hstk0dt,. fgt, 90 bal Church
for the colored people. Mt l0I O'Clock A. NJ,
Rev. I. H. Trainer ats o'elock, P. n. Rev. II.
z Adams Adams 9lEt- y II IA 3 u1A 8al4 &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26

M ispsiI . is INV T aoFa 81 isis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
Country Seat for Sac

oR SALE, that dss=abls esaFerler.t r.siIeuee
y vita I'VE acres gTouhf ntace tF-a rlliss .st 81
hssn 4 onte N1i3nai Tgad-tfrr teisn-inr
Michael EdHarfs u. =
Apply 70 Allied oadEe tsEs viei. viii be fAvora-
be Possession gpen iiniarlilstsly ulbs-ff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
Trustee's Sale.

BY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to me
by w. S. McReynolds d Co and recorded in the
Registers office Of Montgomery County, Book
No. 6, pages lO7-9-9-l0-ll and 10. will offer
for sale, on the LIST Saturday in March next, at
the cour, house door in GAINESVILLE, negro wo-
ma n, aged about Al years. a good house servant;
ais" lot OF ground situated and lying between
Commerce and Franklin street, and on 9th Cross
Street. The lot of ground is very desirable for
building sites, and will be divided into lots to suit
purchasers The negro woman will be sold for
cash; the lots on a, II and "a months time, notes
payable in bank, we'll endorsed, and bearing inter-
est; lien also to be retained the lots until the
purchase money ia paid.
J. COBB, Trustee.
Feb A. ,5Q-hw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18

EosE lNsURAScE COMPANY, OF NEw YoRK.-We
fl nd the following in January, 1859, number of
the New York Insurance Monitor" which gives
some idea Of how this institution stands in that
ciiyi
"HoME Ir,URASCE COMPANY OF New YoRx-Is-
CREASE OF CAriroL This Company. BY resOlu-
ton OF It's Board Of Directors, has increased lis
capital stock from six hundred thousand to ONE
MILLION dollars. Its stock is selling at 900 per
cent. The extraordinary increase in the value Of
TIE Company's Stock, is the only proof needed Of
its judicious and successful management. II is
now generally regarded as the prominent lnsur-
ance Institution of the city. Notwithstanding
the prove bal mutability Of business affairs, the
| Home has pre-eminenty the prescierce to make
assurance doubly sure, to itself and its patrons
u Mr.. Samuel S. willioms is agent for thi
company in this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
steamboat and River News.

The river is very full and rising fast, and
from present indications of the weather we are to
have a considerable tide.
The elegant packet B M. Runyan passed up
Wednesday and will be down on Saturday. for St.
Louis. The Runyan is fast craft and will do to
tie.to. Accept our thanks for late papers.
The splendid packet steamer ]. G. Cline will also
be up this evening for Nashville, and down on
Saturday for Memphis, She is good boat and hai
our thanks for late river favors
The Minnotonka is our mail boat for Paducal
this evening. She will arriye here from Nashville
at o'clock. This is splendid packet and wei
arranged for the comfort Of passengers. Try her
The Cuba is the packet for Nashville this even.
ing. Thanks for late favors. -
The Salie West is due here this evening. She
will be down on Tuesday.
The E.A Ogden. leaves for New Orleans this
morning.
The Twichell is past due, and is advertised to
leave this port for New Orleans TO morrow.
Wednesday.
| The James Johnson from New Orleans, arrived
here on last Wednt sday with a very large cargo Of
freights for th place. and bundle of newspaper,
glad to see her genlemanly officers looking so re.
markably well and in sdch nigh spirits. Captain
Johnson, too, looks forty years younger, thar
when we first saw him. Our best wishes for the
success in lille.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
N A Il Il I E d .

On the 9Th inst, at the residence os the brides
father, by the Rev. DR.. Ridley, Mr.. John w. KEE
SEE, of Arkansas, to LOUISA, eldest lughter Of DR.
W. II DIANE.
On the 7ih inst at the residence OF the bIioe' s
father, by the Rev Mr. Fraser, Mr.. II. E. BACON
of Garrettsburg, KY, to Miss MARY f. METcALF
All of Christian county, KY
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. A. D. Sears, Mr.
w. S. MELLoo, of Muyfed Ky, and formerly Of
this city. to Miss NJ, f WILLIAMS, of Christian
County Ky.
In Pamela County, Miss, on the 2lst December
last, at the residence of the brides father, Mr.. w
w. SNELLlNG to Miss ELIZA ELLEN K,LLEBREw
daughter of Mr.. William and Mrs. Mary Jans r
Killebrew.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
NJ OTI F.

will sell the 70 lowing Tracts of LAM, lying
on the head waters of the east fork of Yellow
Creek, and tract bordering on the waters Of
Barton's Creek one tract known the Clark,
Shelton Land. of 36A acres one ether tract adj
joining the Clark, Shelton land, West e. Atkinson
purchased Of ]. w. Shelton, containing 800 acres,
one other tract entered by Judge P. W, Humph-
reys, nded by the Clark, Shelton land, con-
tanning so acres one other tract by R. ] & l. d.
West, purchased of John Mitchell, known as the
Rane Place, and which Joseph Rane lived a,
one time, containing 95 acres one other tract
purchased of S. G. Edwards. on the waters OF Bar
toms Creek, containing GIG acres, all of which
lands timbered, except the tract Of 95 acres
which has dweing-house on it. ! will give a
general warranty deed for each and all of the tracts
/. d. WEST,
Feb. IL 1852 Sailors Rest Furnace.