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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Chances for Business flen.

A RARE CHANCE.-Dry Goods Store to let, aad
IN Stock and Fixtures for sale in Of the best horolsh.e Ire
rate ts,e The excellent oIdr and doing good bas
HAMILTON at tbi. Once
EOR SALE-The Patent Right OF SHERWOODs
Il PRIsMATIC TURNING LATHE for the Counties Of New
barnisr edPo piano legs chair posts table legs Gothic ona
NJ oor Of Ton and GTana East River where
daily for al kinds Of POI ySone tunns Purchasers apply 70
SHERWOOD No ls6 Broadway.
EIRE ENGINE for SALE.-A large double-decked
No ri FHw9s 1an fi se h9 soeiocR PM
FIGURING MILL for SALE or 60 LET-The
~ X M S.on csn be- bsd this sprns This Mil ~,
uAted wheat district aud can be supplied
f Cana from the great Buffalo and other ports
tie Western Lakes sKAaTs Aitor1sy Waterloo
ONE or TWO ENERGETIC MEN of the highest
integrity and business capacity who d can rDI;h from 500
manufacturing business the use Of patent machine Of universal
BE Of said business and Be AGED sssSas BY as pat
name age and amount Of capital which be furnished
rJNEA and COFFEE STORE for SALE.-The Stock
Fixtures Tea Store elegantly fitted up business
cT 1 SGGA Te GSs Offered ss o s op
s.OI having other % r. o sha If applied for
For particulars inquire No q East i't NsW-YOrt No . Myr
ITO TAILORS.-To frst-rate Cutter excellent
opOn os get good and Gqs fsd es,
Immediately inn Of GEo NJ BERTRAd, No 26s Grlnd.s
WOOLEN FACTORY for sALE:-The Trustees OF
w the AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY will sell at public
Auction the Once Of the sOmpany Auburn on WEDNESDAY
the ID 10 O'Clock the forenoon the Factory
Buildings Machinery Real Estate Water Power stock u process
BURN WoOLLN COMPANY connected with or nee y 70 the
Factory The Factory full operation,
continued BY the purchaser without being out The NH
Buildings erected for twenty sets and have
III the room shang for that object The Ma
chery operation eleven set cards 81 looms and other msehn-
ery In Terms OF sale made known the day Of sale,
or by application o the Trustees before that day
Dated Auburn, April 10, 1855 , - non, :, s
(signedD IhoMAs l. now IT, seeretny'
60 S00 CASH and 81 500 in CALiFORN MA
ID S.eDSbO CURIOSITIES.-Large PANORAMIC PAINT
IGS cos the thing for the coming gala ason
will h. svn in Manufactured goods that
market III for opening business there
Adde'S with particulars A. B. c. d. Tribune Ohce.
S35 PAkf u %A AMI Io with el sa
established Good security would be capital
Invested Aadre COMMISSION, with real this Office
Communications strictly confidential
&0SO to $500 WANTED.-Any person having
% ZstU few hundred dollars invest and having know
ds Of farming elea from q 600 10 $1,000 For par
tculsrs, address MARKS Tribune Once
a OOO CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
Z.UOU to Be sold at SIS per carat Apply to LOUIS AN
RICH No Any having large diamonds to sell
will 90 well cal Anh The highest cash price viii be gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Mem publications.

JANNEY's LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN-The
y William Penn VII seleeons from his spS
author has scquit ed msef worthy 9eet
His easy flowing and senentous Altogether consider
that 81 Guild find its no the library Of every Frend
regard life of the founder Of PsnPsyyania
bS1 o hesitation in Mr. Jaaes Life Of Penn
the bet tss % .5 that h s eSeR Bs
nc library in Pennsyvaniuindesd pretenOn
be considered complete without this Life Of w@ Penn
good biography of this excellent be de.
Te influence which the principles Geos Fox and the pr,n
tive Friends generally had on the policy adopted BY Penn in founding
s % Pc %SI s @ aST ss and S
Also NEW BOON OF TRAvELsTravels in Egypt and Pal.
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F Lat published by rgPs0 ET %Sob SP Ss%Yo
lust PUBLISHED-AC Course Of Practice in single
~ entry improved by Proof Balance and applied
to n % Of mercantile SI "a ssnseS 10
complete OF practice Adopted TO the wholesale and
tail business the United States 6 R afiia % Fn
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Gunner Retreats.

CHICAGO.-GEOW.GA GAGE, ofBostOn, and DAVID
GAGE Bellows Falls VT have essed for Of year the
enlnowp FREMONT HOUSE, Chicago III owned and formety
Ien by Ira Couch Esq he fremont the srses and bert mn
MOD md furnished the States and the
nsrs no all respects nrc house
Nh Aiken formerly connected with the non House spring
fsd Mas be Of the principal .ssistants
Travellers respectfully invited TO ny GAZE bhOIhEh
Tremoni House Chicago, April Is, 1855
T EBANON SPRINGS.-COLUMBlAH ALL-Ims
e.bhment will be opened the first of May next Families
rs accommodations the Hotel or in TIE COTTAGES are .
HENRY KERR for OF Broadway and Aaorpeee
German Band will be provided make II desirable a. Summer
residence, BY is present proprietor, hENhi null
yJ,O LET on STATEN ISLAND.-Gentee but plain
accommodations for family, three four single Gen
eep preferred Inquire LIEBE AZ the neE house
81 ohnv Johns Church Clifton, or direct d. L. Tribune
OfEce. Il viii be promptly answered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

4 ELLA; On, THE ISLAND.-CHAS. s. FRANCIS
A. publish This Day beautiful book for young persons
LEILA; OR, THE BY Anne Frazer Tyler illustrated
with original designs by On. Price IS cents.
& TIE pse ma and $ @ & sh q. s oS
Juvenile HE show which might be Anbousy displayed
but eanfoi be better bestowed, n lOaaFerly Review.
ELA AT HMT By t s sSSS Of Issn Fs1 saSa
GRlMMSS HOUSEHOLD STORIES and German Popular Tales
HANDBOOK OF NETWORK STRANGERS Guide to the CITY
and Enyuons. With new Maps and Illustrations
ARBELL Tale for Young People By Jane Winnard Hooper
4 PoETs DAY DREAMS; By Han. Christian Anderson,
ENGLISH TALES OF THE 0LDEN TINES By Maria Hack
BREwERS GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION
THE STAR IN THE DESERT By the author Of A Trap to
Csich a sunbeam"
MRS HALE's NEW COOK BOOK.-The Tenth
Something Good for FseEyery Mother and Daughter should
TIE LADIES' NEW BOOK OF COOKERY. A Practical
SVsTEA ToR PRNArE FAMILIES IN Tows AND COUNTRY Dec.
s the Sfls 81 the Household with couo and Econsmy AS
Propositions Of F0O0 for Hvss 4Se for Children By Mrs Hale
Mrs Hs New Book Of Cookery and Complete HouskeePsr New
York VI. Long Brother
II there a subject upon which American ladies' general
ns need ipstus than spOn other It's the Of
TIE digestive powers making egOus demands upon their
lends sxhequs The work upon Cookery prepared BY Mrs
not explain The expensive
IN T,O me :. =. nsOoS s9S rs ne
70 that the merchant prince She gives directions how
up q o ever, ROY % SO s sss md 11
PsnE and isteigeny Her work stout well prsted
ing. and GO sSp,sniss :oSs thousand. Of Ie.Fts
eoPisS 81 Paper eoveEs, Is cent?
And for sale by all bookseller NO. " AHN'
A PAPER for the PEOPLE.-THE JOURNAL, OF
sued wseay beautiful attractive form 1i,tbs M b1sns
Terms per snDun LieeEs sssaSson. w Be- % News
No 100 Nissan 4, Eey.YeSk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

A Coon TRAP.--We learn, that, not long since,
a man who keeps shop in the first ward, so Of
Tended one of his neighbors that he determined on
seeking revenge through the operation of the law.
He suspected the shop keeper of selling liquor
without license, TO negroes Ionlyi but as aanegrc
ed party hit on the expedition Of Disgusting himself
with blackened skin and woolly head, and, and
talking with him friend similarly altered in ap-
pearance, he boldly went into the aforesaid shop;
and not only called for " Risky, but drankit. The
desired proof was now procured, as a preliminary
to the inhiction of fine upon the unSuSpecting
yendeT, Tie successessGul adventures, however,
were subsequently arrested by the auxiliary guard
for what cause we did not learns and brough 10
the watchhouse as UGgraHt negroes, but rolling up
their sleeves and exposing their necks, they easily
satisfied the captain that they belonged 10 the
Caucasian race OF nortals, and were as conse-
quence,:: released from custody Washington Sen
tiueL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

NOVEL SrEAMER.-An iron vessel, named the
"Ente1prise,'' intended for the Deep Sea Fishing
Association ofSco,land, has. been launched on the
Clyde. She is about 100 feet in length, and 1e
feet beam, her measurement about 100 tons, and
her engines are 100 horse power. The propelling
power, on totally new principle, by Messrs.
Ruthven, of Glasgow, the patentees, requires
neither paddles nor screw. One important fea-
tu1e Of the invention is, that by a simple move
ment the vessel can be either stopped, turned, or
backed, almost instautaneously, without requiring
the steam to be let of, or the machinery stopped.
The principle Of propulsion is the injection of
water through pipes, to act upon the mass of wa
ter in which the vessel is moving. James Rumsey
employed this principle, but Ruthven's improve
ment relates to the exit tubes. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

A SAD SIoHF.-In passing up Broadway yester-
was en- promenade, we met a well dressed lady lea
ding drunken man by the arm. His face was
bruised and dirty; and hers wasconcealed by We
~ thick veil. He louked like a foolish brnte,
with the disgustingobacco juice, trickling from the
tespairing pity, with the Tears trcklng from the
eyes. We glanced at tue staggering pair-the one
weak from intoxication, and the other from shame
and anguish, with the feeling that. earth has no
saddet sight than that presented by heart broken
throughout public street.-M. Y Mirror.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

THE TYRANTs or THE HoUsEHoLD.-Fo his rule
over his fan lily, or for his conduct to his wife and
children,-Subjects over whom his power is mon
archisl,--ony one who watches the world must
think with trembling sometimes of the account
which many man will have TO render. For in
our society there is no law to control the king of
the Preside. He is master of property, happiness
life almost. Heis free TO punish, 10 ma he happy
or unhappy, to rain or to torture. He may kill a
vile gradually, and be no more questioned than
the grand Senior, who browns a slave at midnight.
He may makes slaves or hypocrites of his children,
OF friends and lretmen, or drive them into revolt
and enIuity against the natural law oflove. have
frequently heard politicians and cjifee house wise
acres talking over the newspapers, and railing at
the French king and the Emperor, and wondeIed
how these I%ho are nion6rchs, TOO, in their own
way,) govern their own domininns at home, where
each man rules absolutel When the annals of
each little reign are shown to the supreme MASTER
under whom we hold sovereignty, histories viii be
laid bare Of household tyrants as cruel as Amurath
and as reckless and dissolhte as ChaIles.-I'hae-
keTG5. - XII 1888 IA y 5.EEsAFsg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
REMOVAL
nrPn1snNING.Hn.

Thousands OF Parents who use vermlfge composed q
Castor OIL Calome &C., are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying tue
foundations series of diseases such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness orlim5s, etc. III, a.-5t,t
In another column win DO found the advertisement
Hobensacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested their own we'll their chill
dreus health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. =.
uBs''Be not deeeirea, but ask for Obensackjs
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, y. n. HoBBNsAcK, none
else arc genuine. ~ - ~ 3. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

"A ..raAoEBT', NOT IS THE BrLL.-'The "AurOra
Club" of amateur dramatis;s, having a small hall
in the third story of the brick block Merrimack
ST, Lowell, Mass, announced for Thursday night
the play of sFTbe stranger' little alters oclock'
when the little room Was crowded by an audience
of about 200 men and women, boys and girls, and
the play about to commence, the floor gave way
aud down went the entire audience with crash
to the story below. The scene of confusion aud
horror that ensued is beyond description. stove
with its burning Goals, went down with the crowd.
A number of persons were injured, but fortunately
none killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

VIRGINIA GoLD AND COrrEH MINDs.-The Lon
don Times ofthe I'd inst. states that meeting of
the London and Virginia Gold and Copper Mining
company was held the previous day, when re-
port of the preliminary proceedings was adopted.
The property to be worked is the Eldridge mine,
the amount ofpurchase money being $4,000, with
further interest to the vendors, after stipulated
return shall have been secured. The balance in
hand, exclusive of the amount to be Ped for the
mine, is stated at gs $780, which the directors anti
cipate will be Sufficient without any further call,
to deyelope the undertaktng.g5 dsssW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

ToADrisM.-When the Russian Minister visits
New York. he puts up at the Metropolitan Hotel,
on which occasions the aussiun flag is raised over
the hotel. The Tribune properly remarks:--Mr.
Bodisco is well-bred man, and has lived long
enough in tits country 10 knowit is all a humbug,
as far as he is concerned; while on the other side
it is bit of funEeyism wholly unworthy Of
American citizens. Besides, the double headed
eagle of tyrant looks out of place floating from
a flag. staff crowned with the republican liberty
cap. Down with that 1agI = 4 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

TmE RvER-Last evening there were seven
feet of water in the channel. and rising. The ice
has increased to very large cakes and looks very
unfaVorable for navigation. z.s1..ss.s. ..a5
The steamer TnOs. SWAMI left last evening for
Cincinnati and LouisYill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

Foas1pD1Eo THE BLxsL "A BRrDEGaooM SPIRITED
AwAY-ExclrEHEsT IN TaE FIRsT WARD.-A few
evenings since, a considerable company assembled
at the house Df Worthy.old resident of the First
Ward, to witness the marriage of his daughter'to
buck about Town. The Rev. Mr. Evans, the
clergy officiating, commenced the ceremony and
proceededto the part where he calls on any one
present to speak outfit knowing Of an impeachment
10 the consumation of the ceremony. Where
upon fair une, who up TO that time stood timidly
back in the crowd, rushed forward, and sezing the
affrighted Bridegroom by the thGoat, dragged him
Immediately from the room and house, ere the in
tended bride could come to his rescue. Since
then, the disconsolate, half married young person
has not heard from her spirited half husband.
These facts are positively tTue.-W Washington stan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

-. A PALPABLE HrT.-out West, a stump orator,
wishing todescribe his opponent as soalless man,
said: 51
"I have heard some persons hold TO the opinion
that Just at the precise moment one human being
dies, another is born, and that the soul enters and
anunates the newborn babe. Now, have made
particular and extensive inquiries concerning my
opponent there, and find that for some time pre-
vious to his nativity nobody died. citizens,
you may draw the inference" eef5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

SnAMEFuL.-Applicatio has been made by the
British Consul to the United States District Court
for damages, says the Philadelphia Register, ari-
sing out Of the following facts: Ir
The ship Watuga, Capt Walford, arrived at this
port on Saturday last, from Glasgow, with mer-
chandise and 81 passengers. Her destination was
the port of New York, and by their contract The
passengers were TO be landed there. Instead Of 30
ing to that port, the ship brought to Philadel-
pima and the passengers landed not knowing at the
time but thati it was New York. They, however,
did not meet their friends, expected, and theil
situation may be imagined ms well as described.
Two hundred and seventeen, men. women, aud
children, thus left to go about the streets, n,t
knowing where to eat, sleep, or store away theil
clothing, &c. Application was made 10 the cap
tain to send them on 10 New Yore by the Railroad
OF Steamboat line, but that he did not consent to-
The cmgrnns were collected together last evening
in squads of dozen or twenty each, and being
sworn as to the contract made by them, the British
Consul to the matter in hand and made the le-
gal application above stated. '.|
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

g5-A valuable vein of iron ore has been strackin
the shaft recently sunk at ST. Clair, SchuykilI
county Pa 7by Mess. catey& Hart. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
All kiads OF Novels nj Half Pricci for sale

All k1ndo Oh NOVELS MT AAuAA lOl SA4e
by J. II. LEE, 80,
nov23:3m < III - corner OF Water and Union ats.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGEl
THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUIN HIAsELF TO SILL cHEAP
s.ata' TO THE coNMuNrFYAT LARGRI .,rttl sra
ISAAC PRAGRR has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF DRY aud Fancy Goods, IIOgie,
ry &c., ever exhibited In this city which he Is offering
at the new and beautiful building, No ., Main st.,
Cbetween Monroe Union steetsO at such astonishing
low prices az to every who call him Cand
ladies and gentlemen will Rndt TO their advantageiI
they do SOY to utter the above ex- laniRtion.
His stock being too largeto enuuerate, he will only d-
rect particular attention choice assortment OF tho IL
:est styleof PIaids, French MerInOs, and Wool
DeIhineS or every color. Blankets, EmbPOfder.
ies aud an assortment OF Linens, such never were
seen before. or Hs ss..lei. ff L- 1.as.. y T1s
To the trade he particular advantages, through
his connection with tne first importing houses OF the
try he is able TO sell cheap Jobber in the Eastern
Market. Cnovt] ISAAC PRAGER, 1f6 Mninat.
JAS. II. McMEc HIN is a candidate for the SHERIFF
ATTY at the election be held in the Spring OF 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

n~The FIRST shad Of the season was caught at
Savannah on Friday, and sold for $50 10 one Of the
Lotsls. II weighed lbs.ia 4..s.l 81. b-.-k aasng
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

iron the 14th inst, a new ship, cslledth Al
bion, of upwards Of 300 tonS1 isjto be launched
at Portsmouth, Va. 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
nTsICK AND AFFLICTED

THE safe and certain rem.dy ever known to the
world for tho cure oil obstinate coughs colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint, whooping
cough Group, tickling rising in the throat nervous de-
bity pains the side breast broken constitutions
from the of calome and other causes Is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY, ard consumption, has reached state, andas
sumed hitherto considered ncurable, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherrypre-
palation. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, aud the only compound prepared by regular
physician, is manufactured under the immediate OF
DR.. StHAHEE, at his laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia. ,.,,-. ..rs,
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES BAKER, KILLS q CaLD-
WE'LL, and PATTBRSoNS CO. Wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL & Co, Cincinpati
and by dealer generally. a srss 57l, sept9
-~-S------ aHE rt
DIR MORSE'S INvIG0RaTING CORDIAL.
The only and remedy yet discovered, fer Cen
Debility, Physical Prosraon lrritHbility. and all
the yrous feetonsi twill also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike OF Society, lncaPacity
for studyo Business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility
ete.-See advertisement. sep16
,,,.,...4e PersIan Hair Dye,
THIS Dyes warranted, II used according TO directions
change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
~iI1T n. .i PERFECT JET BLACK, 5.s
slime WITHOUT 7sa tt rsr-s -Tt
-......-. Staining the Skin.
Price, so cents per bottle For sale by KILLS CALD-
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by VV4I. R. MCKEE,.
a"artt zIuH iiti IS fHl LII 10 5lL tts ga. o. r
WI. REMOVAL. ~
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to the new four story brick building,
f.slrsfs,, i,7a No, ny, Main street, .ee55as.t.
west side, between Monroe aud Union Streets whore
will be prepared with an early and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased my Old friends aud customers
to call and examine, ,is ,-if.i.,-t
feb4 + '=[e WIN. T. SBLBY.
J g. Hetea! win be found at the above establish.
nient. whore no awaits his old friends.