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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.
No, 4, sprigg House Emporiumll
CLOTHS, cAsslMBRes AND yBsTlNasl
Nov aprIng and summer O oodul

New spring and Summer CoOdul
TdKBpeaslto ~ beng able 10 say 10 my old eptt M
] ore and The Fashionable community, that lhlye lust
Tciutntd ion New York. and lave bean able u procure
the most Fashionable OOS for lie season that Tie great
Emporium, New York, tAnimpnn IRON France aud The
Oh eO1npi and having dsrensed With tic sale OF Conl
dnelUlhng gives more room and Tina 10 attend 10
tie wants Of my euat0nRB Ia the lshlOhabe way Ny
pew .alOek how eohslsa Of ai,l Sttat
aALAcK, brown, oREES, BLUE, OLIVE AND
~ bALnh CLOTHS. , vi
ht0 tk and wool etshneteitt, all shades and eoloIs
b6nbatlne, japtT tumner llnAnad gtesSe LOTS,
Gei0r making ffOek dress, sack aud business coats ~
French, English, and American abslmelesl also, ducks
uen dHllinBs, DC. nb making pants As TO Yesunbs,
a We host Beautiful selection ever looked Al In any
aHOf which an now prepared 10 make Up ~ tie most
humble and hest STYLE az lave secuted MI RUtagLLA
ittlees As eAttet for Tie coming season. letleeral III
yni furnish better cloths thanany house Neat
\ the AlletbeHy mountains.
In connection with lie above hayes beAuilta hssnt
uHHi Furnishing Goods oil hne. seasonable, end ash
lNabe, Consisting Of el0h cashmere, eashntrelt, bOn
hltue ass linen dlabia AID PLATA linen, ilOtK, diets
aTl bushes coats, veSla aud pants, made fronlte most
hablOnable and teat0nlbe Goods, In great VARIETY asO
lifnRnd cotton Shirts, six, llIen lambs wool ard cot
iun nlefahinh aud DTaWeIbI envAs sioekt, collars,
GLOVES aud tasrenders. no IN
Hosiery In Erest vaetyi aso every other article suit
able ipr completing aeniemans waldrJhe. t.N
Al the above named 4lllees together with many Other
aTlees that tan be found my store No SprSs iOuSe
Pleatoeall naud take looh, and much Oblse you're
MEL l. f.iIN n RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
Planiahed Pin Ware.

n UST opened planished Ware,
d consisting Ofcoee and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes 0ys.
Ter Sewers, Vegetable Dsles Dish Covers Teapot, Rsg
beautlGlarcle' We respectfully solicit The attention Of
tic public TO our varied and House
dnlkteam Boat furnishing goods
.lillt 1ll6iN HOBBS, BARNES & co,
I NOES, Monroe St,near tie Post once,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
ARn You stjrrnRINo

IlIl0A lRle0lAllsd. sots ThtcA6 0fSub, DiaIsull-
IL BnaiMng, IootlrAfhei lic DooreuY, psln In The
Ire Ss';. Ss, Ssp aas@s
Pain eanns IN lhe Stomach holorA Aiotbls Cholera
mhnium, Cholle Lame Hack Chbllhs bites Of pol ,on,
Qua Insects or shld pogH 4gpe cake 40 DreiM
0r FACE, blt, brute,, ohAfg, clpped hltis, eoTne,
Coniilelons Of the Mlseits or cords cuts Of ally Kind
Muscular weakness Panlfgs, Piles Rar Ache, Uleert,
sS E1EsSH SfSStSy Sore ePss fore LIPs yse'sa
aswed ibati ibis brtoIe ioahayp lN
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
Which mol only removes raln almost sailaneOutyi b1
Teneipite 70 Tie seat OF inl entirely df
t.gsn RRADlCATES THE DISEASE, 81
Some will aushat Tie idea OF any competition cuTBg
such number dlseases batlfyobu reflect that these
ulseAttsf In nane all Rhte Oh similar
causes lhe proposition wilt lem less extIaWgalll but
we've u lme! more TE T4cTs which stare us In ihe
lcA would force The candid 10 bckDoW ledge lie etHI for
el VINO have used Y themselves or Witnessed lls RsSie
elects pn others, unite m declaring losi what lis name
(NolPalelD lnaIS1iss 4. M Liai5lsai kgS!''i.
TO THOSE WHO THINK, ne,
Have you never noticed The sJikngs mllaTIty between
many and Internal dleaiel wing entirely llqer.
en- Namt ana has II never occurred 10 you that rem
ss eIspAlsS which should b equally aPlesSle
~ 4 NlhkAT, which does not insult sour uhdeISbldng
~ slainng 10 have beet found Ia some bTEihS pqliS
5ss '5 5s sfss q but I, sISgls
aud yet revealing In eols power slnpst ieieible
--Teaehhg lie most liddenslnew OF ann or beast,
enc WI oely 10 tRe weakest lnllnt Itisaso
py et te ehtqii lA9lnen In The MARKET being put uln
bottles ttet dSiarse lie Majority and onefolfIaiger
Than hreest besLes btng more than four timesnu
etrOhBi We theleIore Offer you Will pride aud coli.
lece exactly suited to tue wants Of rich
he unprecedented size which the NonTarell Imminent
spu upl and expense Ollhe nalelalS used Init
akss imlosslse for " logey r, tho printing q lhe
hppd,eds Hesies we NJ Gl publish nor do We deem
y as tho article II ls used will certify
toI ITSELF i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
Saddl6rs Hardware.


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gsgs ss0' r...sn =, by, ~ VssSl.b
hpas howst huegs, epGses, ia ,,s
BOlAIi hhLeahe irons felent ana hiihssn Lsalne!
,MsISsI,sHS ss ?, y jpi nS
m1Y VIC hlapal les Alelh ~.
Notice.
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s eIosn' "; ~ " nv e, Ty' X.
~ i, NGqTPh, WRp1I,RR Iisbib
..'sTfN''' pGaont,d Motioa 49, 5siN ,lt
49, p9VVlN tyvyhvv, l.l A
N tali aid selile lIeif accounts immediieiy. ~ ~ 4
9hii l-..A - mn hi I. n =. W y. NOT e.
Bound to Snavel
fNE JAQUBg LEOUULTRKR celebrated wtIfslsed
~ RaEoll. Tleyatays with the eeis eye ave
lebssIsyfr sIogshtio 81 ibnS
EewleyelIy store, w AsAlnSSoh
HhEeW physie 70 Ihs DoasS.
ptodltits%iiS. isiisi soa!ls ps.i sssIs gsasndpst
Nnemly eg , w An. Xs,rsIsi'
Ss ns'IPS .s W D,p,iss,S bdness. ST.
y viz. i5ss r,lGaa,l sss.S UsIs I'm
P'i 9I.!,, ne S SSsS.ssl m 20
fiteiink 'PSlti,
,RiiNGaso5 PAr,!si'' hla94'N3 waN
t.,e ebaIns were hrst IN ths city OF New
Yc,Eisss linn one tsartee, ana amer ens subjected
IN tborouah trials in every hotpui IN the city, and sppl
ed by lie. Va9jiSe Mclis post CsIIShs1i Van BuIsn
oiheft, waA dteoyeItd that they pos ifpee
ard wol leIip pVwer - Tie eef ele cue Of he above
tlp,o fhd their .,le end sls success llal Pc
TfssIoss 10 ihsIi InIoipeon lr.O ihI. county iHsy
wste hospital In kulops, end ale aeeeedby
paithls In Rraiee, Germany, Aotita, Piussathd BnB
iAIdytnd also 10 The United states !. =, ~ 80
l"THINK CLOSE AND PONDBk WELL,
TN btpclNlts Upon which, IL claimed that The cltins
nroduee tSeIf niTyeouS CUES aIe st-ibai ell hSrtenF
1ssiss ttSndtd aad produced BY leIelenl hopryol
end e as t la e sass; sl9' t esss
H., NJ I" ,vc, M, AM moan liz Ss
aIl ~ W NV y,s Xxi
ny g,a w nv 81 On N, 6ssh ihs
Xxx h sS,ytd nj betS
eIsk iS ~ 6ets NIX obssfs vance olthc
!sn,,,I laws 81 fsstk Ife rtQutsd AiisE mellon upon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
Wheeling Window Glass

'"N fI78 N n " U II NIU- n UN Y ~ -I-
THRpATineshp heretofore existing between Rt6tktoall
HankeT1 Co. has been dissolved by the purchase oin
Mr. BahlnTds right, title, and interest by Stockton &
Russell.
The business viii be carried onunderthe name OF
osts STOCKTON, RUSSELL 4 co y
Wheeling, Ott4. tsi2 .;('', I''' ~ (, f(
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
DR., ToddIs Pflisl

(NN and geHlne the following places ~
Otlecily OF Phsellngind Vtlnty, vli,r,At The Dlpe
stores on imes BtkerI kels 4 Cpdwelll Bfeulllneer&
Co; DrI n iqgsn o. PTedlk Yshrlins, WIN Mckee 4
CSi l;go 4 Ssso ss sos, 1ss XXX
dc iT store lie proprietor, corner Of qShnsyan
nSsL Iss 5, ma & psuD. Crave Greek, ~!
ana Jachb Goodings, National KOatt Hem. u
C,ivek, ,gesf iexsfdrli wilson SirngeTs weat Wheel.
ins,.ona ~ Ioonsnit u llIld1srcfii Ohio,
Theie nilIpneed no luihpf eonnkndahop than an
tSis row hecn In consbnt nse Tor mons ilan
tNtnty ana fyo Wl only vellrma ehaiEe they
m them, 20 Itr hoSi 81 pel
SoHf frf0sf n n 4 ~ , ian6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

~. e! NOTICE EXTRA.
lhSs small sotk Of common clodns that will dis
pose OF cost, less " make iowa iV my SPrne
mn ma y p"' ly'''' \ RICK
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New Swings BANK store.
ry ,,msosrD Lsrnp, At Tue OLD rosr Oynerl

II AN nOwTeeelyng aud orenine an unusually large and
j Eee Al ash0Itment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats honnels
llHhnAe and taIAl Steks The corner OF Market aud
M0nffe Streets Wheeling Va, In tie room lirmelly Oe
copied ~ no Post Ones Snd opposite The MsLuTe House,
yefi lJge aud MI els new stock which was purchased
fa Cash from the manufacturers o. the North, uEder the
nO,i tS0ab circumstances, and offer them 10 The Gill
iens Of Vice log AID vicinity ii Tedu,ed prices whole
Se aud retail, and respectfully solicit share Of patton
ldsomt uSeleas 10 cay mnehln praise OF my stock "
mistake mol. lln peOle OF Wheeling are not 90 taslly
hunbugsei by adverllalng pusi sufee 10 tey haveAly
variety .. nels youths aud boz 00iSa and Shoes, mir
i0r SIX, moleskn, wool, lAghern, brush aud tl hais
aud tladea eyeIy valley sk, lawn alItw ard braid
bOnneM Of tic mort etenl fashions aud styles. Also
kt0ea slippers pnd Dilten BOTH for adtS missra ard
Chden, nI The most fashionable tyle make aud quality
tall and Zee Tor IgurtelyeA. a.t ~
Having purchased largo stock Of The above named
telss, wOud respectfully Invite tonnify heIthhplS 10
Callsd see mr., or tend M their O'ders viii duplicate
sny Hills rpIebated In The eastern tilies for cash..
ans ID u, ". WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28
TO Country MERCHANTS.

TO Country Merchants.
MRS. s. KNOX having withdrawn from Tie hrn,ol
Wl Meohllen, Knox& Coz lie remaining hayo
associated wittheniMr Chester d. Knox (bToiher s.
n Knox $50 long aud ayonby known trading public
-asSundhgih style or McClalleis and Knox. t
They would respectfully Inform their old customers CSh0
20 long Literally sustained he Gnd all otherdeal
eTsn Boots AID Shoes that their Fall Stock will betrly
Ing nom the 10Th to the last OF September.
ovihgbeen selected with eg4eates care and bought
iorcasb they ater themselves thatin their Fall Stock Of
Ho6ts and Slices they can hold out Inducements In quality
dVhCes superior any ever oneIed IN The markell To
County Merchants way east they would be pleas.
eli TO exhibit their Stock and post nprees feaTlessly
challenging With emaIkes Of Bamo aud
thltdelnhia, [sepSl McCIALLBNS y KNo6
m oGAN, oARR& CO., have just received no bOses
OF tobacco, IN addition 10 ihelr laIge stock. Call
golden bar obaeoo, intended for all "who love COCA
thhgv Alsn alOTse lot olimlUIted SstaTs Just oand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

fnlsOaDERS or tliE URINARY ORGANS. 4
TlNse invaluable nrea lioHs have now been before The
public 10Y The posi- Ryo and have become and
acOtby kownthAt they do not Iequl,e any very
paiye, They were invented by Onc Of the fest and
most ee,htted yenoreAl physicians In Pals, aud silica
thtrint,Udueon iBOlhe Uhilel States, have efeGted
cures, both Of recent cates and l0so OF long saud,
ipg than any OcT medicines Of The Kind ever Oe ed 10
Tie Public IN The eslmen OF Como aud GSti, al
20 leKeorfhota Waite lin enAes) TOY have never
been eluaed having cured neny eases Of home t. eight
Yeas standing, ami lie Proprietor hri iparTaHl hR 10
Cue nine Cases Out Of ten, taking them on an aveuye.-
They cOlan no mercury or sn other mineral substance,
Ss lle majority NJ the preparations now muse DO but
on the cOlty, ave enlllely Vegetable In their nature,
aud will DO no Injury t0ihe most delicate female Those
who are Afflicted cannot 30 better than Ia Try them, and
they will recommend themselves
They ave Tut upn hptesI with fnll directions accom-
pSnyit them tie AntllOie al e. and The lUlun al 20 cts
leI hottie Ore hottie lasts ten days Many have been
entlieiy euled III two OF THEE days.
Invented BY NJ b. LILY, PhYsltbnof Tie Paris llosp-
tails aud preGed lrop the orlgnantPes, aud sold II
Wholesale aud retail by q" n
DUR0Y & CO., GESERAL AoESTs,
for the United StAes and Canada, 10 WHOM orders must
he addressed. Us .c..rr 80 u1tta Hi
pJhePsI DEPOT, .ts BrOsdway, corner Grand ST., New
York ~ tsI4ll afe
Soidin Wheeling wlois,ae and Ietallby ~,
gla r,a.s 4 LII. PATTERSON. x Co.
ANaaa -
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lIBALrIMORE. n

- -
Soul ThompsonC1 3
itPohTsas AsD wiolks h Z ~
'Eens Vince liqnanf, Npiee, J. 'i sa',s.
teDuecoi Oohee, Sugar, 5foiissss,, WI.
40 ~, Estii tPsiir eni $ 4 MEX ny I,
sJ'rfeoft tslop drri silslt, pHil,1bRLnu,,
A hstablshedin 1928.
Gg,THnAPSoNi RBYNUIjns i. al II
M, I,sspee'aiY invites Weslen Merchant, n
~; e,s,5I,;- dtls,Ssh"
aivSA,NiElHhD, BROTHER, & ca soos'srI
:, Ky ky =. .ByHnnors Sirffif Gorntr OF OkapL,
WhOLkSALk IMPORTERS, IiANUPIuTmv,
AND pkALgRs IN FINE wNfcnys. Ricll Jynnn
SILVER, Plated AND ALBkTA 2ARR stlll;
FANCY GO0DSi ''
nnT nsSI 'nelr new atore with apthdlans,
COLD AID NtSER wATc,lssl So
Fton the nI0st Celebrated nj ikets ~ Lonib,, -
and Gepevq--pn extensive stock h,tsy, lSn, '4It1sS
even one 81 whlsh y gaaranttel TO leiioIm Wy
SILVER yARg OF ORR ows AAMuy.cr,,
Silver Tee ei Colee sells tiobleis, GUYS. ~ su
Csslop MAlArs, sRooB. Folks NE ssd ~ Vks4lt,
Ice C,cam KilyfS, Napkin kinyA, Mn K,iv., ShhlA
lars, 30, o. rev dpslylS "RG
'Hfah ~ fLlrgD WAX. itr ,l
I iooGeeRlld IL. Seis, Urlis. lea Itiilss. tai,.
Waieis Oval, QbgHyaId found shspes, Cs,,sTa 70 ~,
L1ks ~ elene'7' fiower A'id Rtlll saias, AZ. ~
10 slg4osi1 .lplAN0ND wOsE. ".'"H
MptTb c0ecIiLn Or Diamond l;rs,es,. .,,, II,
ilInties, Croses. Plfger Ring, mi Xiii ~ r 1 htN
sniiablr iOt " ediins Gins. VI 'Ah'1le'
RlUn JEwELAY! M
This hrAuch OtOnt huSiLcsS " lpt s,lrb...dL
aell i1ell u me e,aI,lryi having SdSh tmpioms g.
der our owl sui egvislOpi toshpily nvEis ns ~. pA
and hY every STEAMER we arr SnuiiAI ~, slltA'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

sl1ia -W ASSl0 NEE'S NOTICE n N
c imeou b, Woodrow having, dnt the filth dAyof
- At 1874, yFnoper deed CONVEYED N tIust 10 lilo
uieftgned Tor NE heneft b his aid WOOdow's credit
o M " bis real and pertonil properly aud elo,esiuso
ioni oil persons In any wiSe fiebted 10 said WoodIOw
a,e tqniIsd 10 make Immediate Aynet 10 me- and all
In Older "a teslye any bsnsh. under tad tYusl, Within
lOtf d6mlAt NE ter ellms With ihepTorer fee,teae
todns 10 tie terms or said decd, unde1igued,
sFiS i +, .GH0,, ". SIG 1Ts, Asslgiee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

..fl4isf AND CnACt fhlNN lHp,l VI
lust OF sned large assortment 0iSadheI'a Hardware
J AID Coach I,imndrg Coach Al lei tlef RaInlsh,
Huss, 0,ss, Hubs, Spokes Fellows, caT1a1e and Tire
Holt, Msneabe Irons, Patent and Rnanelid Leather
tIdeytyhng used BY tie trade, TO which the a.
itnOu or The public. n JOHN kNOlk
nG3 n i'tii tti Old Stand, 1853 Nain ".
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

I'D. Downer Esq. of Terre Haute, is in the
city and will call to-day upon our merchants
and others interested in the establishment OF
regular packet line between this city and
Terre Haute, to aid by a very moderate SUBJ
scription in carrying the project into imme-
date operation. The citizens of Terre
Haute, with H. B. Smith Esq, well known
commission merchant as principal, have al
ready engaged literally in stocking several
boats for the Line, and are DESTROYS Of having
the citizens Of Evansville take substantial in
terest with them in establishing and encour-
aging the enterprise.
The company will ask the citizens Of Evans
vile to subscribe some twenty-five or thirty
shares of 500 each to the stock, which, in
view of the importance Of daily line ofpack.
cts between the two cities, we trust will be
readily taken. We hope our citizens vii
confer with Mr.. Downer, and give the subject
that consideration which its importance de-
mands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

PROPOSED NEW TARIrF.-The Journal of
Commerce has been favored with copy of
the treasury project Of the new tariff, now be-
fore the committee Of ways and means of the
House of Representatives. This bill pro-
poses to subject all imports to 4 duty of tren.
ty:fve per cent. ud valorem except spirituous
liquors of different kinds, which are to pay
100 per cent, and except also certain speci-
fed articles "a pretty long list withaD which
are to be exempt from duty. In the latter
class are included most raw materials used in
manufacturing. and also dyestuffs of all de-
scriptions solely used in composng dye. 1t
abolishes all bounties and drawbacks on salt
ed or picked fish. None Of its provisions
are designed to 60 into operation until the
first of January next, and goods in warehouse
at that date will be entitled to that benefit of
the new rates of duty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

~ A private letter from Paris lately re.
ceived by friend in this city says, "The all
engrossing subject in every circle is the talk
ed of divorce between Napoleon and Eugen-
ie."
We have noticed some such intimation in
the papers. As all hope of an heir are gone,
it IS high time the "Nephew of his Uncle
should take another step in imitation of Ma
poleon l. AS Napoleon the Ill. steps faster
than did Napoleon the |, he will reach his
cultvating point much sooner, and fall much
lower than his great exampler. -------
Cleue. Herald.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

The REV. Mr.. KrMBALL AGAIN IN LIMBO.
whose arrest, examination and
ungowning, several weeks since. at the police
office in this city, are familiar to our readers,
made an att empt to secure an interview with
his paramount on Monday last at the Coksackie
Lower Landing, where she is Ii. ing with a
relative. He was recognized by nearly eighty
persons, and overtaken, secured, and josted
off to a hotel, where, after keeping him in
limbo short time the crowd permitted him
to derart with his own clothes, though offer.
ing him first rate suit of tar and feathers.
Albany Atlas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08


Mr.. Chandler, demanded the previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana. l ask for the yeas
and nays.
Mr.. Chamberlain. teFDst that the demand
for the previous question will be withdrawn
for few moments. -.-.---
Inc Speaker. The yeas and nays cannot
be ordered on the second to the demand for
the previous question:; but they may on the
oroerlng OF the main question.
The previous question was seconded.
The Sneaker. The Chair understands that
IN the ordering the main question to be put,
the gentleman from Indiana (Nr. Davis) de-
mands the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were not ordered.
The main question was then ordered TO be
put.
Mr.. Chamberlain demanded the yeas and
nays on the passage of the resolution.
Mr.. Ewing demanded tellers on the yeas
and nays, but they were not ordered.
Mr. Dean. move to lay the resolution on
the table.
Mr.. Ewing. call for the yeas and nays
on that motion. Iwant the yeas and nays,
in some way or other.
The yeas and nays were not ordered.
The question was then taken upon the mo-
ton to lay the resolution on the table, and
decided in the negative.
The question then required upon the pass
age of the resolutions; and being put, it was
decided in the affirmative.
So the resolution was passed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08
The Game seen Through.

The New Orleans Bee says, that many OF
the people of the South "are decidedly in ia
vor Of retaining the Missouri Compromise,
as fair and proper line of demarcation, and
look upon the effort to revive agitation, as a
crafty experiment in President making, by
which a certain candidate for the succession
is anxious to recommend himself 10 the
masses, and to keep his name prominently
before the people by connecting it with a
subject presumed to be OF paramount interest.
The end is very far from justifying the
means. 1t is unpatriotic and wicked to cre-
ate sources OF public disquietude and section.
al bitterness for purposes purely selfish and
PERSONAL"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

A REAL RoMAScE.-A few days since q
girl named liza Ann Peacock was detected
in male attire in dry goods store, in New
York. The Tribune says she brought letters
of recommendation to the firm that employ
ed her, which, it seems, she had written her.
self. She was neatly dressed, her hair was
cut short. and she was doing well. Her
friends lived in Philadelphia, and the cause
OF her deserving them is the most curious part
of the history. She was living with adopted
parents, who were very fond of her, and she
OF them, and she had not long since been
brought to this country from England. She
was of 'high,' but illegitimate birth, and,
without the knowledge of her adopted pa
rents, harbored the idea of returning 70 Eng.
land, for the PuPose of searching for her
mother, of whom she had an indstinct recol-
lection. With view of accomplishing this
purpose, which she knew would be thwarted
if the design was known, she secretly left the
house of her friends and made her way to New
York, where she intended tc earn money to
get to England. When discovered, she wen.
back to Philadelphia, seemingly contented.-
This story winds up in the most approved
style of romances. She has recently had a
large fortune left her by connections in Eng.
land.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08
For the Evansville Journal.
Marrow EacaDe.

There must be something very defective
in the system of care and caution on the Rail.
road track between Princeton and Evans
vile. A teamster, named Mahlan Heacock,
states, that about o'clock in the afternoon
of Thursday, the Cd ult., he was on his way
to Evansville with an empty wagon; on ap-
preaching the Railway at the crossing, he
heard roaring sort of noise, as he was sit.
ting under the covering of his wagon, but
having never seen the passing nor heard the
rumbling of train before, he concluded it
was a storm near at hand, and dove on till
within about fifteen feet of the track, when
the train passed him at great speed. He
says that the heads of his horses could not
have been over fifteen feet from the cars;
that il whistle, horn or any sound of alarm
had been used, he must have heard it.
This then was a narrow escape, ndeed.-
If the team had been only tw or three
minutes sooner, destruction must have been
the consequence, not only to himself and
team, but to the cars and the passengers with
in them. In order to prevent SO shocking
an occurrence Gas it might have been) here
after, would suggest that, within about a
quarter of mile of every crossing, there be
a beam put up at some conspicuous place,
and written thereon, in very legibe cbarac-
ters-"The crossing of the Railroad track is
near you; BEwARE." DEAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

A RAILROAD CAR WITHOUT WHEELS
Wednesday afternoon, when a long freight
train over the Northern Road reached Lowell,
it was discovered that one of the cars was
minus wheels. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that the accident occurred at North
Chelmsford, where two lengths of rails (thir.
ty-six feeD were detached from their connec.
ton. Twenty-four cars passed over this
break in safety, and without attracting the
notice of any one on the train. The car
without wheels hung safely by the couplings.
LoioeH Courier, Feb. "a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-08

o. There was once an old man who be-
lieved that "what was to be, would be-" He
lived in Missouri, and was once going out
through a region Infested at that time by very
savage Indians. He always took his gun
with him, but this time found that some of
his family had taken it out AS he would not
GO without it, his friends tantalzed him, say.
ing there was no danger of the Indans-that
he would not die till his time anyhow. "Yes,"
says the old fellow, "but suppose was to
meet an Indian and his time was come. it
would not do not to have my gun!''