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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAVE YOUR ICE.
III u n ELL
PATENT Y

WE AREN PREPARED TO
&SA offer our friends and customers SUI
<GM2&A periOr article ofNWATER COOLERS
!. =.
g. OrentiTe new styles and greatly redu-
Eisf5jfTIIE ced prices This article is the result
E1AhHlIH ofthc application of scientific princi-
Ek9AAEAH pies TO The purpose intended, viz: to
ESAWNHIH Keep water cool as Po5si6ie, as long
hHHHnIHH asPosst6Le, and LEttt the least possible
1haiNHHtH 9nGItitL of {.
8#NARlH The proprietor has long devoted his
HsTNNBIE attention to this particular branch OF
GEE4S@9 domestic economy and passing from
Ef54s=Z one Improvement to another, has, at
stz-H1S length, arrived near perfection
ispnssiEe 10 reach proof this is found in the very
general use OF rse Coolers i'll ali parts OF the country
simple statement facts in regard 10 these Coocrs VIII
satisfy every one superiority First they are the
oyIy ARTIcLE OF THE KIND PATENTED. They are
furnished with distinct non conducting Chambers by
means OF which. with two pounds OF ice to the galo wat
is kent at 40 above zero, or eight de-
srces freezing Gall day Thus, at cost OF some three
Cents per DAY. family ordinary size can be constantly
supplied with cold as ice ITSELF large numbers IN
Tie same proportion. This has been found By
Tmen: savngO at least per cent over the eatth
en- Jars formerly used for this pu' pose
Again. these Coolers NEVER swELTi IN tIS way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Being manufactured in the most wOrkmanllkc style aha
handsomely finished in every respect they make DeauA
Gl dining room, hotel, or steamboat
Animporant Improvement has lately been added 10 the
Cnolcr viz: small Pan Capable OF holding from sN 10
eight pounds buiter Inserted directly under the cover
This quantity he kept perfectly hard all day.
without additional icei ve'y important auotiOH ~ the
comfort and econoI ola family.
Ifdesrcd, the Cooler also he urnlShed al small
EXPENSE with Fl TERING APPARATUS, winch set yes
the additional purpose removing all impurities from the
water, rendering il perfectly clear and wholesome
The Coolers aud Filter be seen IN aton al any
time at 1870 H.Sii,nr+
Ii Fast Fourth ST., Cincinnati.
For salem Wheeling. by HOBBS HARNESS co.
eon-
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Will Rss; sdmrs and In A oS S5S eoaa sSa' OF
DY virtue OF decree made in this by said Court
d on the 2Ist day May 1852 the undersigned Sheriff
Ohio county, and such acting Commissioner IN the
premises, will proceed Thursday, the first day OF Sep
tembe 1853 the door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, sell public auction TO the highest bidder the
niece or pa OF round Bill and proceedings
iiOned being parts Nos (26 and 30 twenty six and
twentYseve in North Wheeling, OF which the said Will
liam bail died seized.
Iras of SalsTen per cent in cash, and two hun ared
and min ty five dollars upon credit until the first day OF
April 1856, interest from the day of sale, the Interest
paid the first day of April OF each year after the
SALE residue be paid in three payments in
six, and eighteen months after The date OF said
SALE day OF sale, the purchaser CIV
ing to said Commissioner with good security for
deferred payments and the title to be retained fur
the security till the purchase money is paid IN full
WIN. S. WICKHAM,
iv9S- 1883 Sheriff & Commissioner
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

- = = --" AuguSt 2.
Beeves offered for the week $500, all from The
per pound. Cows and calves 1I5 sold at 22t TO
324 and S45. Sheep and Lambs 660O offered, 500
unsold. sheep 2atS3 and 4as44, for extra Sass;
lambs 2aS33 and 43aS54. Calves 4 10 Cd cts.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

august z.
Flour, State brand s5,l2as8; OHIO So, l2asl,
shade higher; Southern 5.STu50, more sellers than
buyers; Western wheat 1871 dull. Mixed Com,
10, yellow 75aI6, large speculative demand
Whisky &c. Pork, beef and lard stendy.
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- =, Sr,,IN ~ n, "a NFIELD j. MEREDITH.
CANFIEhD, BROTHER, & Co
o29 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES RICH 1EwELRf'
SILVER, PLATED, AND 4Ln "a a WARE AND
",vE onenei their new store with splendid stock OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From, tle most celebrated mlkers in London Liverpool
anI Gcncva-an extensive stock always kept on hand
every of which is guaranteed to perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF our owN MANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets, Goblets, Cu4s TumheIs'
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Rings, Fish Knives, Salt Cell
lars, DC, OF new designs
Coffee and Tea Sets Urns, Tea Kettles large and small
Waltesova obIong and round sH@es; SesSSLS O"Ae
DIAMOND WORK! g.
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and nd Kings
breaches Crosses, Finger Rings full SUITS oil Diamoh"S'
suitable for " edding Gins.
RICH JEwELRY! f
This branch business is not surpassed oy any e
in the country; ha wing WorkMgn empoyeJ u
der our own supervisory constantly making new styes
and by every steamer arc supplied iron, the
latest fashions, and ettow prices.
as FANCY GOODS!
1vr;,;rr Desks Work Boxes. Chess Men, Gard Bas-
kcs, Cologne Bottl.s elegant Vases Persian Mar lie
Statutes Paris Bronzes, Fine POinngs raplcr Moce'
oane French Pcrumeries, Rosewood Hnd Leather Dfcs
sing Cases. English soars, Tooth Brushes llaF
SUPERIOR ALBATA WARE!
New Patterns Forks Spoons, Ladies' ETC. oil TINS afu
rle witch is fast superseding silver ware. .--
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
ronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs black
yellow, drab ard white marble do; French foreela "o
richly decorated. .5s- 81 r..: ,,,t,,, con
WtTou Tools AND ATERIALs, Of the best qualtty'So
sntJy kept on hand, and carefully selected. .
For the convenience OF customers we nave
large spacious givins customers every !aGty
retail sales ROOM have fitted up another ROOM over
S eet in depth the wholesale DeporG3s e
NPEyery article fon establishment Is waIIan'c"
10 be as good represented -, \, -, a.. ,.., ~; ,a
rSPeTsons visiting Baltlmo e, VIII 10 wei 70 eAsLm
onr assortment orders from the country VIII be aeh"
cd 10 faithfully and promty. ,,o,,,1,,,>
Sigu ofthc Golden Eagle.
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VNHIS Iighly attractive and fashionable WATERING
PLACE, together with the FNYETTE SPRINGS
HOTEL adjacent thereto, have again been leased by the
proprietor Pennington Hotel and is now ready or
he reception OF visitors The Fayete Springs are ten
rifles east or Uunntown, Pa, the National Road
surrounded by the most delightful and Romantic Mountain
eenrv; and in addition The curative properties OF the
wafer (which are surpassed by any in the Country)
there aie many other attractions Within short dis'
lance NAV be lEgtons First Battle Ground at
sFOrt Necessity Gen. Israddock and Jumonvilie's
Graves; Dumbar's CSmpi DelNny's Cave, which may be
cXpIored for miles under tho nOuntan the celebrated
Ohio Pile Falls the Youghoghsny riveri and The Cum
berland descending from shelving foSN more
tina forty feet peTpendCuaTly, DC.
Horses Saddles Carriages will be furnished to yiS
TORS nd having erected new stabng those bringing heir
own horses will he provided for on the most
liberal terms. s.-a -.
" NJ p Board ner week. 5000; per day, St,o5
iv6 ind SEBASTIAN RUSH, Proprietor.
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-, BOARD OF CoNTRoL.-The members
USt'S ~ are referred to notice in another
Of DS'' meeting to be held Tomorrow, for the
colnf'n .3, n, ofimportant business
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BALTIMORE.
Bird & Wilson,
n oil eRaIe md n efnSI SlenI erS fIR ERRffSall.

Bird & Wilson,
wholesale md Retail dealers in British,
French and American Dry Goods,
No. SO Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
w oOLD invite the attention ofspurchasers VISITING
,I our city TO call and examine large stock ola.
es eress goods consisting ofrlain and brocade Silks
lawns and bsysdeTo robes, six tssges baTeSe
shews from 6 aEtlas and canes en new
cashmere shSwls OF every variety, French
GENTLENES's FURNISHING Goops.
Cloths, eassimere9' vestngs, crayats handkerchief
Housekeeping goods all kinds including large sock
OF staple and domestic goods Our stock Comprises the
the lowest prices. msIos-iawiv
JOHN W. BELL. BENZ. DAIRY.
JOHN w. BELL & CO.,
FLOUR 81 GENERAL
COMlNISSLON MERCHANTS.
-, Ho'0ard ST., opposite Centre.
TMcs. }. cARsoS.] EJosEru oARsoSl
Western Produce and General
Commission Merchants,
Al & AZ, Light Street,
An.l SO, Water Street, New-Yoik.
H2HLberal advances made on consignments.
Whitley Brothers & Stone.
Importers and 5obbers of
No.12 Hanouer ST., near Baltimore ST.,
mar26-6m BALTIMORE.
Drakeley & Fenton,
C.srA HLlsTpn 1896.
CONI M'ISSI0 N MERG, HANnC
r.. ~ - ~ IL, p,,oorcrrs ~ ~. w.,
TOT tIe sag ~ os @ nI'c. ii ,I!
wi INV & |3en,ion onmrcbo - on c5mnissinr
3S7 B0Lti,nore ST. corner. of paca
HAITIMoaE" Nh.
maro5-1yd9w zlHEa5 .r
M All =7TFp- CP0 OK In
w ~ - = ~ - m ~ -, w. W. ,,o,
OPhOlstSEy n "a. Ii - - " q.
No. 22O baltimore St' near ChdTtes St.'
in saint oTa 1sasE satin DE- anes Woe
damask. Cornce, etc.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Plain md figured plush, hair cloths, velvets gmps,
webbing paIo and table covers transparent shaes etc.
PAPER HANGING, 'A...
19;0 ~ ,o, r ,.o srit, hIs for mn rors halls drawing
SiIV anu NV p ~ ,iar ,,,t ,erorntions reys
LoolIsI onalhoeIs etG.! tuEei ii VII Will @
border, ctG all oil whlch wiz DC soo o peaS'is ''
LI1lS0-I2 W = - . = - = zS==--
MASI4N OK 9C e9SN'
Flour aud General Commission Merch0ntS'
CORNER EUTAW AND BALTIMORE sTs.,
mar2s-ty BALTIMORE
Curtis " Rradlev
.,,,,, c&SI,TIccIoo- NJrrcSSyyy1A n1re,
GENERAL COMMlSSlON MEhCahN 4oI
And Wholesale dealers IN FISH
I44 BOl1LeyS Wharf,
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anAAs2sa@adbints4hgaggN.gn
By the National Line.
FOR rnkpAILY INrELl1GENoER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrTsRuRou, August 2.
River standing at 2 feet6 inches scont Wealth
er warm and clear. W..
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DEATHS.

DIED-In Bridgeport, on the osih July, Mrs. SARAH
SEAION, in the 18Th year OF her age.
On the cd inst, ANTHONY DUNLEVY, aged
80 years.
His friends are invited 10 attend the funeral, which
will take place from residence Market Street
this afternoon. The members Of the Masonic Fraternity
will meet at the Lodge Room at oclock and then pro
coed to the funeral.
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H''' urx.r, Capt. Geo. Johnston. left for
THF F0t' ..s,srdoy with a heavy cargo and
Cln sbe. ofpassengers.
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New Boots and Shoes.
y ,e1 All, Sweet ;IVhee lin a

I = IV,, BOIe, IhI ENttIIHg1
III nn.niT tho FIRST of GentleDen.s fashionable
Shoes York style and fS ad he
s s misses and wear Cent
boys M he too lengthy for adyeTtiSement.
ety Tbis stock aexcusfyey New York and
tLs sfeSt style aud best stock and woT kIAnshP Of
Il Il warranted and guaranteed both by the ma
@ md Tho Particular attention is Saea 70
ne article ofladies travelling boots g :" ~.
apI22 - a Iz=-ss-l - = = q 5T-;.
I4SToR on; Ess. Peppermint, BY the dezsni
pins and ext ~ III IIS a
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EDWIN a. cLABAUGH. w II CLARA
FOUNTAIN HOTET,I

THE undersigned having the lease and effects
i ofthat old established house, tho FouSTAIH HOTEL.
Light street Baltimore and having repaired and reur
nisled at outlay, offer their friends and tile
travelling public establishment second 10 none in conf
fort and convenience 3 - $ NY =
The Ladies' Ordinary, the of rooms attached
will be found TO afford the comforts OF to fdmilies
all its patrons. -
tits central situation tie man of business
being in the centre OF business, affords convenient
cess TO all the Railroad Depos ind Steamboat Landings
any other hotel i'll the city. ~
it will be the desire and pleasure of the proprietor to
promote the comfort OF the guests the house.
ap7-ty CLABAUGH& BROTHER. =
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MIsCELL.5ANE
DIR. j. 3. MARcHIsIs
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
Ls. .L.-..l.. Il -. = g.. l..:.... 1s....al.st

1t stands pre.eminent
for the curative powers
in all the diseases for
which it is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: OF these
are Prolapsus, UteIi, or
Falling of tile Wombi
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic inflammation
AMI liberation or the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MenstruatiOn,
&C., with all their ac-
companyiHg evils, (CaIl.
cor excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The CatlloliCon far
surpasses other RENE
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

oU1Iu lag u6II6OIyp6S.
iH1S latest discovery Is the wonder or the age. The
picture assumes all the rounducss and soltdty of.
also appears size, and in every point resembles the
living being Nature is perfectly Hocked, an in
diyidual hair. Taken at wlIlTEHURST'S, over Camp
BELLS JewerJ store Baltimore street. city BRt-
more also, in his Washington Gallery. will soon
introduced in all OF his galleries, which may found III
all the principal cities In the Union -,5F
Mr. IHTEIIusT has the honor announce that he has
just received letter from the President of the United
States, informing him of the award OF Medal, Certificate,
and copy of the Jures reports the Worlds Fair
don. mar30-tf
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Parkersburgh Mineral Wells.
THE undersigned Proprietors; respectfully announce
that this celebrated watering place, hitherto known as
uena VISTA or Choppers Wells" is MOVIE open Tor the
reception and accommodation VISITORS During the last
year. considerable additions have becnmae to the proper
that we will he enabled TO entertain large number oil
guests with more comfort than heretofore The Subscll
bcr deem it eccssary commend the medicinal prop
critics in these wels their virtues are already
so well known andh highly Appreciated by tho public
suffice that OF dropsy, dyspepsia and other ala
dies arising disordccd conditions OF the ScT or
stomach the PdrersJ1rgh Mineral Wells unrivallcd,
as almost countless Witnesses will testify who came ht
or as nvaiIs and were cured by these waters Arrange.
mcnts will he made speedy and comfortable transit
orpasscngcrs baggage between tho Town anu Wcls
AN0 ~ ~ ~ eSNN 80 d, & j. Il. PADEN.
w., ,,.,,,, ", 1,ro A tecoEinneI3yn
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co1tNAxis an authorized Agent to pro
y. Mr. DA ,lIDs to the Wheeling lntelllgeneer
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ATTENT1ON!I
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT TIE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner Of Main and Sd sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING.
HAVING completed my arrangements, am now pre-
IL pared to manufacture
PHARMAUUTlCAL CHEMICALS.
At my Laboratory, building, Main and "a
streets All Preparations warranted pure and pre7aie cd
according 10 u. s. Dispensatory. Among the numerous
articles mentions .".f.f
Acids, chemically pure;
AmtimOny preparations,
AmnIOn ..-
concentrated for blisterlng;
Aromatic waters, fall kinds;
Alcohol, absolute; a ..a..
Extracts CAlcoholD l.Iu.
RerCuria preparations, CalomelI etc.;
Sweet Spirits Nitrc;
CLIorOIorm, etc etc.
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared &C
cordng 10 u s. Dspensaory, and sold at m9n9actu-
rer's prices. ap2S-ly HlSttp' Dho"'
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] STEAMBOATS,.
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
AT PITTsBuRGH-feet 80 inches.
Az WuEEIINs- feet 80 inches.

WHEELING AND GRANDVIEW PACKET.
<psrssr~ 4 THE fine light draught steamer X. H.
lis Itss.ItSS LINDSEY, j. Hicks. Master, will run
as a regular packet between Wheeling
G and view, leaving Wheeling every
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at 10 O'CLOCK a. M
Returning will leave Grandycw every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday, at O'Clock, a. NJ For freight or
passage, apply on board 1y2l
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.nr' ,,..rE received fresh supply of fine
Inns yesterday ---s
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DEPARTMENT.

555s6AY MORNING, AUGUST 3. 1888.
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ANCTY a OOTSs.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancy
Goods, .H
TAvE now in store their Spring assortment of Porte
III Monnuies Victims, Percussion Caps, Aecordeons,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Rosewood and IiuIso Hair
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, Jewelry,
etc., etc.
lntlc Hosierylir full assortment of White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Isle. Thread and six hose
hose ofevery description Cotton, Theadand Silk Gloves.
Filey a Stewaits Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
Silk Laces, SILK and Pocket Handkerciefs Neck Ties
etc. etc.
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, and prices low any house in the the country
maT2+-dwtf
90 AACKEREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies the
above articles, from the East which, together with other
kinds of fish, ofei ed at the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction guaran.
tied as to quality. CURTIS q BRADLEY,
jy11 744 South st Baltimore.
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For the relief and cure Of Stuff;

fs1lEg y
dies, III being more certain less expensive and lea.
cd call and obtain pamphlet Crrce) containing
proof rom the most sources OF the beneficial
enced Physicians. WHO tin their Practice. and
sFfsk FST 9sT oY oPPssf1s9S n
F HiIIs 4 Y p i, cans9s9ign Y
ProfDunbar, n b, Baltimore, Md.
&c &c o. orTo os:d n d p 8q Md1 TarS Nj G,
w Prescott n d. Concord, n Y
ta u Newland, NJ d, Utica, Y.
Rev c S Beard, Glenn Springs, S c.
PamBRRlEfSs EfIIsINsG St GRt s GsrRove Ag
Druggists so W w. a MSSFos s WHSe aS TS v
ofthc leading Druggists in the adjoining Counties
RqUeuNa, Ohio To DIR. MARCmsI;-I have been ten
years troubled with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utcri,
miserable lave had the attendance OF the
best physicians with hut little success the most they
could do to elicVe-a out OF the question:
For five months before commencing with your medicine
few steps time, scarcely went of loors-in
short, was completely prostTated both in body and
rerims and misery But reading your advertisement
induccdto try your invaluable medicine called Ute.
a week before fit like another woman by the OF
three bottles was enabled to all the labor for six
neshborlund without injury Nothing buts sense OF my
duty you afflicted, has induced me to state
case 10 the public safely recommend the prepare
ton to all those suffering like myself So
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio Dec. q, 1858
1tt J. b. MARCHlSt q Co., Proprietors,
ug2-6m. Central Depot 3G4 broadway, n. Y.
John EE. Miller & Co.,
Commission and Feed Store,
MAIN-sr., OPPOSITE B.. AND o.. II. r.. DEPOT,
Wheeling, Va.
u"Hay Corn Oats and Feed bought and in store at all
times; also, seamless and shipping bags.
Refer. to-H X List e Co,
o Pryor,
Love, Martin 4 Co. Baltimore
The above establishment is now opened, with supply
OF Corn Meal, Corn, Oats and Mill OGIls; also sample
lot Belmont Mills Ultra Extra Flour The proprietors
packing, and will in few days have full supply
kept constantly aud such establishment being much
lnns 10 meriL nmhlic nnirnnage. mRY21-yr.
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90 n BUT CALLII IN Tin E. -, n
John FIcKEsoN has This day 5eee.Nen Of Pa
ma Violin and Guatar Music before brought 10 ls
city. ,,;., 1ns.,,,oents ,vhicI,
he offers at very low price, at No 1879. Mainstreet
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
Terrible Rail nOad Disaster.

As the train o.. the Y. A. & >. roau
was Guessing the Wea creek :"w miifS
south of l. ,fayr,tr bout 8 o'clock last
evening coming this way from Crawio'!,-
Vile horse got on the track IN front OF
The locomotive throwing il of the track.
and By which The hrii e WAS broken down.
md the locomotive and tender was pre-
ripiiated down some 20 feet into the IA
vine. The fireman, whose name We
nave not learned was killed; also MIR. ii.
Goodrich of this city. Mir. kinch. the
engineer. and another person. all that
were on the train were also scalded and
othe rwise consile ra oily injured There
are various rumOrs afloas but the particu-
lars we have not yet learned.
There is only one certain preventative
of accidents Of this kind. and that is the
fencing in of all rsiiroads, which will!
prevent horses and cattle getting upon
the track. The Legislature will have TO
compel every railroad company in the
Stale to fence in their roads as protection
to huma n life .-Lufayette Daily Courier.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
VI, rERN BANK.

The question is often asked lis this Bank
doing any;hing--is il a sound and re.iaoie IN
st.tution-toes il redeem It's iSSaeS &c.
Firth information OF Cur readers we are
iustifi able in saying, that ftIn The nGm"er o
drafts and amount Of spec;e SOIL, and Inc
amount OF diScouniing done-that the Western
Bank is dong safe and hands ONE little buSi-
ness; and i; must prove great convenience
to cur business men, and prof able 10 those
mana eng It's IF IRIS. Its issues are secured
and signed according 10 law, aud as 10 It's ab'l-
i;yto promptly redeem them. ere should ju lie
from the piles OF re sdy yeiLU boys upon /
counter, there are no grounds or irafS in this
respect. Tie business is conducted by Mr
Nor, the Cashier, who is always cour gu
and accom- mo ia;Ing. and seems to manage lis
alf lis with promptneSs and a cred!table bust
ness tact.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

the porte and its subjects. Another dis
patch from Vienna states that instruc.
tions have beer sent 10 the English and
French ministers al Constan'iuuple, urg.
lug the Porte 70 accept the note.
a public meeting had been held at
She field. England. TO consider the I'M
settled and unsatisfactory State of the
Eastern question. aud the propriety of
memoriallzlng the British government,
urging IL TO take prompt ani decisive
measures 10 cause restoration of the
Danubian provinces, and to again prevent
Russia from ouiraging justice by forcing
wariike occupat ton Of Turkey.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Breads tufts ma Ike
continued advance anil are buovant.-
Weeks advan. OH -four was ls6 /; on
wheat. 81; and Is OH corn. Western ca
nal four 32s6i33S: white wheat. 9s9I;
red aud mixed. Ss9Ia9>3d. Indian coin
yellow and white. 39sh40s.
Provisions i'll fair reqrt S. a, unchanged
rates.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
The Silape of tie World.

4 village school- master announced one
day to his scholars. that visitor was
coming In soon TO examine them
III he questions You in geography. :" re-
marked the teacher. ''he probably ill ak
you what is the form of the earth and If
you do not RENE mbrr. you have cnlv 10
est your eyes al me. ami will show Won
my snuff box TO remind you that il is
round
Now the teacher had two snuff boxes
one round. which he USED on SUNDAYS. and
the other square one. which he carried
on the secular days of he week. The ia
tai Lag came; the visitor as The master
bad foreSeen. asked one Of the srhu,ars
the form of the earth. He WAS al first a
little embarrassed. but looking toward
the master who exhibited his stuff box. he
Immediately answered without the least
hesitation; Sir. ii is round Sundays, and
square The Yest Of the week"