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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
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DEALRRsTN JUEIATTA IRON NAILS,
" steel Anyils, vices Below, Iilegi spfinfs and
ANlaa, IN al their varietiea, and manuiaeturetf
Of stoves nnd Hollow Ware b most approved pat
terms, ali Of which viii Be sold onthe most reaaon'
bletermn.
we are the successors Of samuel ,. Brown, a. his
old stand on the corner Of First and MIL streets,
Head Of the Basin, Dayton, Ohio. Our foundert 10
tthefoOt OF Ludlow street.
Manufacturers 4 NLachtntsts,
wlnnnd a. BRowNh IRwINss general sssOrt-
meat Of Heavy Bar and Slab Iron steel, etc.
Riacksmiths,
VIII end AZ BROWN 4 IRWIN's the best Of Bar,
iorse shoe, and Nall Rod Iron, Fles, Rasps, Bel
lows, Vices, Anvils, and other TOoh.
Carriage and wagon Makers,
VIII hnd at BROWN IRwINs alafge assortn ent
Of Dandy, Buggy and Wagon Tire, springs, AKles,
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts, etc.
PiOw and Harrow Makers,
WIN End At BROWN end IRwINs q large assort-
ment OF slab steel and Slab froa, OF various siEea.
COOpers,
VIII and At BROWN and iRWINs large lot Of
FoOp and Band Iron. fob2o-daWy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
Grain Market.
CINCINNATI Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 80.
FLOUR-The s1arket is dull and unsettled ed
and prices nominal. Sales OF suPerhne A. 4'eO
without buyers choice are offered At SS'OO !"
meet the demand
wbisky-No change in the market; sales at
2482416 ,..o,.
Prov,sions-Mess Pork sold at l5 .5n, and two
small lots Of Bacon At 10 for shoulders loose
and Sc TO- sides, packed.
whea, Ia less active; sales a. l,Oeel,Uo TOT
prime Red aud .l2@l, rs for do white
Corn firm at S00S3
Rye ia quiet and unchanged.
Barley unchanged.
Oats, are steady at As.
Flax Seed declined at 90.
Lard H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
INDICATED
Strengthening Flastexs ! !

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
In cases OF pain and weakness in the aide
oIeast or baeki also rheumetic affections, coughs
Asthma spfainsi uises, and kidney OF spinal afc
uohs; The ATnioa, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mgbis
and hemlook p as ers, are manufactured OF ysTiors
SIZES on kla OF CLOTH and Poor Mans on paper by
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied to dealers and dFuggists on A good
term1 as any mAnufsotufeFs In the United giateS
mhl-em ''A'eA'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
BOOTS. Shoes. &C.. &c!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, jefferson street.

"It is now settled that the LASTING health OF AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
Of their soLEsih -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
Arrival of the Kangaroo.

ST. JOHNS, July 30.
The Steamship Kangaroo with advices
from London and Liverpool to the 2lst inst,
has been intercepted off Cape Race.
The Conference Of the Austrian, French
and Srrdinian, is to meet in about ten days,
at Zurich, in Switzerland.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Breadstufs quiet,
and sales unimportant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
Gattst By GrIrarapb.
Letter nom James Buchana a.

Letter rom james Buchann n
PfTTsBuRo, July 80.
The following letter has been received this
morning by Hon. Wilson McCandless:
BEproRD sPRNos, July 25th, 80.
Ny DEAR Sm:--1 have received your kind
note Of the 18th inst, with the leader from
the Post. Whilst l appreciate and admire
the ability and friendship displayed in the
editorial, yet regret that It has been pub
lished. My determination, not under any
circumstances TO become a candidate for re-
election is final and conclusive. My best
Judgment and strong inclination, unite in IA
vor Of this course. 10 cast doubts upon my
pre- determined purpose is calculated to inn
pair my influence in carrying out important
measures, and afford pretext, for saying that
these have been dictated by desire to be
reBOminAted.
With kindest regards, &C., l remain yours,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-01
New York Market.

New YoRW, July 81
Flour more active and better, sales at S4,6n@
4,90 for superinp state; 5,l0@5,25 for extra
state: 4.5 85.60 for cor mon TO good rx ra Wes
term 5,OO@5 .25 70, old, and 5,40@5,6 go for frsh
gr"uLd shipping brands
Rye Flour at 4.u0@4,65
Wheat better wi h sales at / 10 for old Red
Western. l 3e@l so for new white Kentucky.
Rye dull at 81.
Barley quiet,
Corn heavy; sales at so for new mixed wes-
'ein.
Oats dull; at 5000 for Canadian and state
Pork, dull and unchanged, sales at $l5y25
for Mess, ard 10 rs f'r Prime.
Lard dull, l0%@uA.
Whisky dull NJ 26.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13
LETTER FROM A BoARDINa-ScHooL B MIS-

LETTER FROM A BoARDING-ScHoo Miss.
Dear Mar-I am now being teached the
spenish,langwage, wich my Tuetor saysi lern
it with CRATE fasility, i've improved amasing-
ly in the english sinse i've been hear !9ispeak
and rite the real new style now! and my
compositions are been much admired by the
pupils of the school. I come within one of
getting the meddle for bein the best English
scholar at the clothes of the last quarter,
and shood dun it but was Bein sick a
bedd and could ent attend to mi studdes-for
a hole weak and 50 got behyndhand, BY
the way Mar ! (wot shockin badd english
yeu do rite, y ime ashamed to sho yewr letters
to any the missesse among any akwaintance,
for instants you sa vile the wotter wos bile
ing the other day etcheterah and so forth,
now YOU should So vile the tee wotter wos
bein bilte-par to rites just as inkorrekly for
instants he says in his Letter french guas are
falling very fast insted Of saying french guds
are being fell. ime really shocked that yew
and hee don't keep pace with the march OF
moddurn improvement but ime bein caWied
this mint to excite my spenish lesen, 80 l
must wind oft i suppersQribe myself yeRer
affectionate dawter. MIRANDA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13
uHENRY VERNON.
JUST SIXTEEN.
Born, A. d., 18-.
Died. A, D., 1S-.

Alice did not speak; she only pointed to
the slab, and her large blue eyes filled with
tears, as memories of him who lay cold and
silent beneath it, rushed upon her mind
Taking her hand, Harry led her to the grave
and seated her upon it, as gently as if she
had been tender infant; then taking his
seat beside her, he drew her on to speak of
her lost brother. She spoke of his virtues,
of his many rare qualities of mind and heart !;
of their love for each other; Of her long
agony during his sickness, and her almost
frantic grief at his death; but her "frst
overwhelming burst Of grief, was now calmcd
into the gentle tear Of recollection" her
sorrow was now pure and sacrei one
Harry had always thought Alice beautiful !;
but pever had she seemed SO beautiful as at
that moment; the last beams of departing
day lingering around her head, as if 10th to
leave so lovely spot; her face turned up
ward as if in devotion, she seemed to him
more like an inhabitant of heaven than a
daughter of earth. After few moments
silence, she turned to him and said; "did
you know that the reason why I first liked
you was because your name was the same as
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

How TO Stop BLooD.-Take the fine
dust of tea, or the scrapings of the inside of
tanned leather, and bind it close upon the
wound, and the blood will soon cease to
flow. These articles are at all times acces-
sible and easy to be obtained. after the
blood has ceased to flow, laudanum may be
advantageously applied to the wound. Due
regard to these instructions will save agita-
ton of mind, and running for the surgeon,
who would not probably make up better
prescription, if present.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

a@A ragged individual was saluted few
days since by little urchin, thus: Il say,
you, sir, don't you belong to the armyP-
'Nov was the indignant reply. We'll,
said the boy, Il thought that you did, as you
are out under arms
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

nar The Hull girls all sing. A friend
lately from there says they sing themselves
to sleep at night, and he never heard any
thing like it since he was benighted in a
swamp out west. 20.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-01-13

preValenceef intempernace in the communi-
ty.. Surely we have had suffering enough
from this monster-ths cup. isfull-ietitbs
removed. It can be done and atonce.sa Tho
work is in the hands of the sober, the meral
the good. ...,.-.. ...r.rs, s. u. W
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A,t 81 0rignal Storg.
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Written for the YorkvrIlc Enqairer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
BY TELEGI2APH.

PM !DEtrnIA Sept aO-Flour rather frm so 90
20 me tr9de at $3.50 for common and extra bran,is
tons io e,.9 Tor extra family aud fancy. The nsccs
changed, 2SOh bus. prime red sold in rs M 70
anu "llIs i;s9l, 50 Rye-1, bus. sold on private
corn less active; UO bus yellow sold ut 81 afoat
NJ $50 IN store. Oats steaty t bus Southern sold
baltimore, Sept aU-FIour dplI Iyho.t ,,,.,
bus. a 81 2el 81 for white and 81 iOGli is for reI
S9s active, with scarce supply; white anu yellow 81 S5
Generally active Mess pork SIC; prime 81 rs:
new 42aS Sept 3o-Cotton market oscd heavy. will
has s %, S D ins m sni gPlans f1pr
sTts Wheat heavyi s9u bus sold western it n Ss
Mil%aGEie Club Wheat No. ,O53 UG ChicasU
srr Wheat No. l, $l,GU. Cora quiet; 10 ono his s"l.
y y gyi common white sTa9J Leet heavy at s
r9rk dn mess Sl5,1I; prime SIu9a. Lard Luoyan mt
MsEy ifn az 81 Sugar firm; Orleons /; SuscoYad0 ~
S' he STOCK on hand is of all kinds N0lasses steauH
eNclSSAlI Sept 30Flouris in less active demand and
P peS 5 I1n 49, S - I, last qu9atons Wheat
continues very Arm at SO. dull ut 4S1 6 i've TS
-: barley IN light demand ut 65GT Whisky duh ut IS
40 changs IN PROVISIONS but there good demand for
D5SSn; sales o. sides at pork 49, aud rumps no
lZ%S holders insist on tile figures for bacon and b
meats. Exchange on tine East scarce al x
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
LOGAN, LIST & Co,
and 4. II. LOGAN & Co.

1 Is common observation there are more sufferer,
@ uSDhty amSnE Americans eau be found Emo1,
y 9tlsT civilized nation. Tie reason is obvious M:
little exercise, and forget the wants OF The body in
pursuits of business. all such cases oTIj
ssc cen do little good What just
tsnc and nvigorator Dr. j. HUstetter has viv4n
to the world in his CELEBRATED 'tBTrTRRs he SVEN
denzen Of the counting house, the exhausted toll
me ShoP-board, and the Frustrated student of th
lamps have found wonderful regentrntor in the
and prefer It to pretentious but less eGra
@ SGlGines But 1t should be forgotten that the
SGns Mhlcn Is SO magical in its influence upon frame
natnrs to expel the terrible ferns of dsease VS
Woald not give It trial? NV
SoId by druggists and dealers everywhere
20 See advertisement in another column oc+1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
FOR SALE or RENilT'=

L
OFFER forsae rent. the aI property known as the
\ woodland Nh,'' containing three Of Burrs with
MI the modern improvements. There is also an excn
set OF Cardn Machines, with additional mschi
nery' II required connected with the MILL. ~
EN- Immediately, II required A t''
Also for sale, two grmu, each containing over one hum
Sei ana sixty acteS, on one of witch are about on.
acres in order aud
thereon On the other, there about fty scTs
with good Orchard and Buildings 'SNa
Aso one lot Of ground CunuiuuV about seven .crs, t
igh state OF cultivation, With two frame Dwelling Houses
large store ileu:e, with cellar black
sitl shop and sthbtng fur eight horses together with
,a s nnitnSS that are All the abovenrdpsrtv
IS siLcetel within one and oneafieS OF the OiG liver
on Fish Creek Marshall county, the Fish Greek Turn
PSs leading to FELTON,, on tile b. & y. Railroad
T"is IS one Of the hest locations Virginia for the
q wheat and Other grain Tb lhce property is
money 10 be paid in hand the balance in equal install
nGnts Of one two aud three years, with interest from
giving -egottf bic note wiEApprOv we'd security !
any rsrS9 Purchsng con have opportunity ofseed-
ing TINS falI u requre also supplied With eli Kinds
Of stock and farming utensils on acco,nnndatin
premises. 4 HSTSRW IS IN ehe
A"sAA H1E"4u Woodland, Marshall Ya
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
SATURDAY MORNING, Ger. i, 1853.

81 accident to the Grand Turk.-.-The
steamer Grand Turk which had been lying in
the Allegheny for over year, never having
made single trip, left last week for St. Louis
with goOd freight. by dispatch we learn
that in fog, on her way down, when at Guy
aulotte, she ran hcadIong upon the bank and
was so sprung and racked that she took in two
is.t water The Grand Turk has not enioyed a
very smooth career. The last trip she made
before the present effort, she sank at Cloverport
and lay under water for good while. Now
she goes out aud is sunk again Her cargo was
partiaIly insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
Trustees Sale.

{QTvrtue of deed bearing date the 2St De.
~ cenher 1855 from wnam Ndy james II stout,
anu another deed OF trust from William Gowdy to James
s. Wheat hearing date The 9Th June, 1852, both recorded
IN the CLERKS Glce OF Ohio county Court shall SELL TO
the gncst bidder public ion the premises here
described q" Friday the 9o' day Of September 1850,
tina" IS to the numbered bunrcd and
SNo lS on te Eat Of that part the City OF Wheeling
iau OIL ny w tIa1 Chapne Rud John EUH, rs
centre Wheeling situated the side OF Chapllne
street aso tae undivided half Of the lot numbered
south hdi Of the lot numbered hundred ye
OF which lots No. 9i and 2U5 on the west side
o. E9H street. between rss aud streets, part
OF Tue my Of Wheel ' commonly called Centre Wheeling
CASH. IL remaining three feurtls in three equal Install
months from the day "f sale, the purchaser giving his
honus for the credit nsalmens, by trust
upon the properly.
The title is believed to be nlsnutable ami
nut seins as trustees slIa convey only title as is
vested IN us By the deeds OF trust before mentioned.
JAMES :. WHEAT,
- - JAMES II. STOUT,
"F:O' Is "llN'iAh Trustees.
Auctioneer. [auR3C-tdl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

BY THE UNION I.INE.
TO THE DAILY ENTRLhIGENCEH
FoRlEIGN7 NEWS.
ARRIVAL oF.TaE STEAMSHIP ASIA.


Nav YoRK, Sept So.-The steamship As.
arrived~at midnight. Her dates are to Satn@
day, the 18th inst, but have been anticipate
by the Circassian, which arrived at ST. John
N. F., on Tuesday last
The following are the latest reports Of ii
Liverpool cotton market, furnished by t!
steamer Asia
Messrs. slotterfoeht & Sons report the ma.
ket dull and heavy. The trade continuing
limit purchases in an unaccouAtable manne
They reduce the quotations Tor the better Il
ScrIptions OF American I'd, Cleur & SOUS su
the market is inactive, but without change
regards eligible lots of American. The pric.
OF inferior qualities somewhat fnvor buyers
AteSsrS hcaretey y Co. quote a decline OF l-lU
ON useful sorts
The London Times says there are about s, 90
rather wrong headed soldiers, in the silently
Calcutta, waiting passage home, and the OF
Ject shonld be to divert them from the West i
to the East. Assuming, however, their rr
engagement impracticabe, there is still in Intli.
force large enough to overcome the might
Chinese Empire
Conflicting accounts are published as to Il,
stale OF the London builders strike, but ii
evident that great numbers Of men are reSun
ing work under the non-society terms propose
by the masters.
1t is officially announced that the Great East
ern will leave Portland Weymouth on her tri,
trip on the Sth October, instead Of the nth
September, amdstinally sniI from Holyhcad e
Portland, Maine, on the Goth Of October, ii
stead of the 2gth Of September. This delay
three weeks is the time in which Mr. SEQ,
Russell contracts to repair the damage occasion
ed by the explosion and to put the vessel in ii,
same condition that she was in when She sailc
from the Thames:
An eye witness, in a letter to the Londo
Times thus speaks of the attitude OF the Anne,
leans: cannot end without referring to ul
matter that in connection with this BATH
which should ever DC remembered We're "
children IF the same mother we could not haI
received more sympathy aud kindness than u
met with Fl IN lie Americans. Never were me
more unwiingly neutral as we passed into til
assault. Flag Officer Tatnall was heard 10 s,l
blood is thicker than water, and in hun,irt
different ways lie and all his people, to the ver,
cabin boys, acted VI, to this holy proverb.-
When he heard that our admiral was wounded
nc at a great risk, went ON board the Cornorau
to see him. Many of our men slept on bourt
the American tender on the night of the fight
Cigars, coffee, brandy, and anything ma.
could was placed before them. The American
crew forgot themselves and thought only of th
British.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
BUSINESS Nog,TGES

Not1ers" Wtv lfaze a Nots ot;I
n Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is for sale BY
:. !, H. ! LOGAN & Co., and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
NIB. Burnett's "Ralliston, for the complex.
i0ni spaldings Liquid Clue, which mends
everything! Browns Bronchial Troches, re-.
commended by Henry Ward Beechcr, are for
sale as above - -
P. s. kiss ne Quick j" Kiss me if Won
dare!" with a choice aud fresh supply of Per.
fumes, Pomades, Brushes, Combs, &c. &c
Received and for sale by -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

- G0od 1ppoinemeat R Mine
oil the Postso flee, has been elected Cashier If
inc TN Citizens Deposit Bank, in place of j. r.
Dickey, resigned. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

The COLLEGE Edhce, West Penn Square, is sufficiently
capaei0us TO accommodate the -Four Technical Schools
which form the poly tcchnc College, viz:
The SCHOOL OF MINES, designed to impart thor
ouEhy scientific and practical training Mine Ensinerr-
ing ami in the beStmethOdS of determining the value of
mineral Lands ami o! analyzing and manufacturing Min.
eral products.
Tile SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, In which are
taught the most approved principles and methods involved
IN % construction OF Roads, Bridges buildings Public
W 0TEs, and N the application of propellnr power
III @ course is given on Mech tnica Philosophy the
principles ri Machinery the Mechanical power
Furnaces, FOundrics, &C.
The SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY, In which students are
taught the principles the Science ell as practict In
OF Minerals, Soils, dc.
ARCHlTECTUKE and Typographical and Mechanfcn
DRAWING are Included In the courses. The Engineers
pass one day IN the week In the Peld every student re-
ceives Laboratory instruction.
The degree of Bachelor any fonr Industrial pro-
LESSONS aforesaid Is conferred public Commence
successful studeIEtS who have attended Two years.
TENDER 19:h, 1882 ~
Referee in Wheeling, j. D. FoRD, Esq.
For Catalogues and further IniOrmntion address
AL. KENNEDY, ~. D.,
aug1S-d-wed&w6t ''''S' I%ilGGe0S Sf's'0Ve'
FOR SALE
ME large and valuable residence owned and occupIed
by Mrs Nelson, No. 2lT Main street, containing The
modern improvements o! Gas, cold baths &C. il
offered at private sale For terms, apply Of
eugz"-im $. y. WHEELER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

s5a- Pasch HdssA,tnnah.-Th festival of the
Hebrew New Year concluded with the going
dOyn of last nights sun.
On Friday evening of next week, as we learn
from the Baltimore San, will begin JON KIpur
or the day Of atonement On that day the He.
breSs keep solemn fast, and cease from ali
ilbor. On that day the white robes are worn
IN the congregation. Following the atoncment
IS the Cnkhas, or the feast of the tabcrnaclcs,
commemorative of the time when the children
O Isreal dwet in tents. At the present day
tins custom is strictly observed by many Of the
istaelites, particularly on the continent of Eu-
rope tent or tabernacle is erected ON the
premises, with uncovered top, and the fruits arc
liri' spread, when the head of the household Of.
ists thanks to God for his benevolent mcrcies
lie Whole Of the ceremonies are of very SOL
Sim' impressive and imposing character. In
some of the synagogues the Hebrew language
on these occasions is adhered to, while in 9th.
man tongue : 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

Eeape1-RObert Gray is regarded by
Lis East Wheeling neighbors as nuisance.
lie gets intoxicated and INDUCES in an indis-
eliminate abuse Of every living thing that eros.
ses him. He was up before Aid. Wright yes
terday, for some recent offence Five or six
women were examined in the case, and Robert
was adjndged to pay fine. Robert went to the
door under pFetence of saying something of
private nature to his wife, and seeing the coast
clear, shot out into the street. He was pursued
but not overtaken, and the Alderman consoles
himself with the lines of an Atlantic poet, who
promises that
I'm the great company o the forgiven,
IVES ne Surpto nlI Ilo,I -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

:H-He Could O,oim.-on Friday evening,
as the John Buck was going to Parkersburg
the clerk wakened passenger on deck to col.
ltet mis- fare. Soon after this the passenger
walked overheard. The boat stopped immedi
atsly-the yawl was launched, but it being
very dark, there seemed little hope of saving
hin. a slight noise was heard at a distance,
which directed the course of the boat, and the
passenger was hauled into the yawI and saved
When he fell overheard he had fiddle tied in
ginsham handkerchief, and buttoned under
his coat; as he was taken in he cried out
Don't smash my fddle-there, now, my fiddle
is wet; it will loosen the gluel" He feared no,
being drowned, so his fiddle was saved.