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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11

A. J. UpsoN Wing and Ant-Nebraska, has been cho-
Senator from the Lake Superior district of Michigan
by 134 majority. In Ontonagon county GRAvEREAT,
the Nebraska candidate received only three votes,
while his antagonist had 473 This district has hereto
fore been entirely Democratic.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11

EDWARD D. ISeRAHAM, Esq, eminent lawyer, and
United States Commissioner at Philadelphia died in that
city yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
.. NEW .AItRIVaL e
AT
No. /, Sprigg House Emporium.

II HAVE commenced receiving my Second Stock a,
Spring md summer Goods,
consisting ot cloths, Cassinei vestiig ides Ducks
Sea Grass aud many other artiees fine ai nice Tor lie
season, aud am BITTER eaied 10 make lie m nj IN
quick time, than have heretofore I lake This Be-
Iasio TO say To my customers that resrel ni that
have been compelled, within month, to sappolnt
many OF GU IN getting your clothes lOne wien
but tue great rush for CLOTHES has been Il was i'm
possible for me TO get n tho yorsa Fast required by
quantity OF worknrii Now come on. j viii Mt you
all out IN the neaes and quickest manner POSSIBLE
al LineH Shirtsatd Dsawers Silk Sfrts and Draw
orss and lact any other article you might want 10
Out your wardrobe tt'ail in 9sd 1 will be
myg:3w Resnectt ulIy. yonfs 6 RiGR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
Az nRnlNANcE

ToregDlae tie ysnn OF GODS, wa es aud
within fLe city of Wheeling: i,
on the 20 annually u shail te ne
.'ail tie merchants Commission and os HeT-
CHANTS all who are ieqnii led 10 take out u
I'm, II any named In the sid sf shalt TAIL
ITO pay tohe kad Sergeant the amount Of 1he tax 50 as
msslon thereon, Mi hin Ten da - alter hs SAID xolh
o prosecute tic snid person The violation OF ts
iance, for the recovery OF tie tx SO assess
ATe.te.,s5s GKo. w. SIGHTS.
-4 Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

On Tueseay, May, 9Th. nt Ph,iadeiphis, Judge
Kane delivered long opinion OF the Circuit Court
.inthe case of the United States Mafslias rs. the
sheliffof Phila. The hearing was on habeas cor
pustaksn out 10 prevent the relatos being taken 10
sWilkesbaue for trial, under an indictment found
against them for assault while executing writ
in WilEesbaue. issued by the Circuit Court. The
opinion says. though The Marslals cannot be tried
byjury, acting in obedience 10 Federal process,
they may be punished for abusing ii, and by The
Court that issued process. which is boundto pun
ish or protect its ministerial. officer. The Court
will therefore proceed 10 hear the case on lis mer-
its under the ncr if Congress, and will receive
the evidence of The REALTORS. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
TO Whom it may Concern.

NToTlc Is hei eby given that quantity ofcotton ship.
IN ped az louisville, Ky, by K; Webb, Maxcy & Co,
June 1873 and re shipped by her nj Guynndotte, Va ON
steamboat advance, and ow inonr warehopse. will
be old charges BIZ public etion Monday t2 day
Of June next warehouse 4t aud Market streets,
II not called charges settled prio to that dale
will sell ny auction. for charges four bnck Trunks teol
trts unknown) narked VIM Kelcn Hhe lihg, Va
forwarded phiateipa the 29t ugust, 1853.
and remaining incur wal ehousc ..l... i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

There are black Silks enough for a years con-
sumption, nnsold; also, large over stock of fam
ey Silks, which will not bring co cents on The dol.
lar Of cost Of importation. The stock of French
MeEinoeS, on hand:is larger than twelve months
consumntion; and as for low priced French Ger.
man Clttls, there is sale any price; the open
winter through the Northern and Nestt m States,
left large stocks of goods hand with The retail
ers, and their general complaint Is, That their
goods remain on their shelves nnsold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
spRoIAL NOTICE ELS.

MkssRs kpirons al announce myself iniePend-
cut for Commissioner Revenuc the coui'
i ty District, al the May Election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

TO the People OF Ohio Comfy.
anioal.e myself US independent candidate for thu
oice OF sierin or Ohio county. at The May election
apas ALEx. NJ. JACOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
"Uak AaIIl

.Oak Hall" si751s-
still receiving in addition their already and
II desirable Goods, oJ-the most beautiful
articles ever offered 10 the tTade in their tnc :
The opIieiors wish understood that fhev
arc bound TO regulate the heTetolo high prices he 3o
and Shoe Tfadsby selling their goods small
'.Aeay eih your Hig PTfees iAcryt peOple-sgve us
good aud hear goods Tor our money! fas Smy9
y -Pks, mems Luck gllye top Con gress ti.itcs al :
11-f smy9 OAK HALL. No 1923 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

ToBAceo DEsfArelEp TO MAaxET,-zThe Mar
boro tMd:l Gazette large quantity of tobacco
has passed through that village, during The past
Two weeks. TO the seanboat landing. The two
STEAMBOATS, have, been unable to caryitto Ball
tiusre as fast as it is delivered atthe lending On
her last trip up, the steamer Patuxent had toleave
200 Lcgsheads at The landing, not having room for
il on board. The quantity now going into market
is no evidence Of large yield last year, but is ow-
ing TO HE fact thai for weeks past the wealth
stllas been favorable 10 packing The article. >
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

Mr. EprroR;-Pielse announce WILLIAM 81. DUN
LA as candidate Commissioner OF the eyeue for
the county pistilet at The ensuing May election ~
meg MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15


AMERIcAS MEDICAL AssocIArIos among The
resolutions passed by this body during lis recent
SESSION at ST., Louis,was The following:
Resolved, That committee of three be an
pointed Ly the Chair, 10 report at The next meet
ling othe Association, the best means of prevent
ing theinIUuuction of disease by emgrants into
QUIZ country. 49, $500
The following were leleTedto Committees with
instructions 10 report htthe. next meeting of the
Association: =
p Resolved, That the opinidhsof this Associa-
ton, quarantine es abl!shments Afford no pIotec-
non 10 States and cities against the invasion of ep-
idenics such as chcletu and yellow fever.
Resolved That this AssocIaiii IN earnestly recon-
Int nd TO the few Western Schouls " hcb still IelnH
the rule of making four yeaIs Practice equivalent
10 one term nj College, the abtogaton of said rule,
as holding out strong II. abatement and teinnta-
Ton TO young men 10 enter upon The practice Of
medicine with little or,no preparation.
Or. Sayre, of New York, called the attention. of
the Convention TO ihe letter from the American
Medical Society al Paris, 10 The Association. and
dfel9fed that The said note was an insult 10 the
Convention, by implying that ihe standard of
Medical education IN America was FAR below the
Ssne abroat. snr. Sayre moved that the comInn-
nication be Withdrawn from the Committee. Tbis
mollon gave IiSe 10 a spiritld debate, in which
Dfz. fEl.eTt, ofIowo, Alice OF Reansylvania Sayte
ofNew YORK, and aicIlvane Of OHIO, participated.
The notion finally prevailed, and subst quent
motion alSS, to Lie effect that the communication
be laid ON The table,
DR.. Phelps, ofN. Y, read the abstract of a re-
p-rt onthe connection between Medicine and Re-
lIeon. which, he said might be appropriately IL
ted. Religion an Eleneht1n Medicine. .-,s, r
81 resolution appointing a committee OF blank
members to lnquiIe into lhe effects of alcoholic
dIiaks was referred 10 The Nominating COMMITTEE.
--s-sSo---& Z
"A NEw 9NIEw OF NIAuARA.-Tbes OHIO State
Journal tells story Of IIiShmal of the better.
class who thought he must conform 10 the fash
ionble mania III paying visit 10 the Fails of Nj
agara9 Paddy arrived atthe Falls. and taking IA
look at the surrounding won1ets, addressed him
selfto agenilennil: sAnd this IS Niagra FaiIsY I,
'Aes,ss WINS the repIy.s ga what's there here
tomake such bother aboatg,' ..why,', said The
gentleman. .'tn YOU mol see the mighty river, The
deep abyss the grt at sheet of water pouring
downP Pat, looking nj the water, IepiIEs hest.
IatIngy, s.Ard urkatss ID kiaisy M - - 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

PaE sUPFLT OF FoaEIoS Goops.-A,c corresponds.
ent of The New York Courier. " no signs his COM.
munlcation. ''No Importer, but Jobber.p refer
ring to the supply of foreign goods i'll that market,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

sTLs greet question which occupies ait present
The Court of France, is the divorce of the EInpe Z
or. Heino longer hopesto have any children BY
his present wife, and il is said he thinks of takins
anosltI report is moi official, but as it has
appeared in several licensed papers. the truth Of
it can scarcely be questioned. Napoleon III is.
however, very fond of his wife, 5ands.the divorce
wild resemble in every point that of his uncle
and Josephine, who ere, as you know, separated
for the same reason. Whether from this motive
or any other, life Empress otthe French is looking
very melanchol It is impossible to see h,I with
out being struck by her expIe ssipn OF sadness As
To the Emperor. lac appenrs constantly calm and
impeTtubable5 - 9 suft iszlaleF 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
Wheeling. May 1o. 1s5a-myts-rm
J RIGHT IN Town AGA MI

RIGHT IN TOWN AGA MI
G. HEF1'LRY, No 1866 Main eet again .inyit at.
~ tenton 10 his last stock OF 4 f.t'-t7- ssFA~ =
SKIING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
comprising elegant assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
OF the richest patterns and stest stsiesi Boinets Rib
bons, Trimmings. Also, every article IN the Inc OF
goods for gentlemen's wear His stock with
which. he atteIs himself lie can do 10 all who will give
him a call. r1y13
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

N4roLEox wAxrs A DtvoRcr.-aThe Paris cor.
respondent of the Montreal Witness writes as fol-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
MONDAY MORNING. MAY Is. 1854.
- NebraAlka
- The discussion of the Nebrask a and Kansas bill


in the House OF Representatives seems 10 lie get
4 ting eefy warm as it draws towatd-iis close. Mr.
Campbell, Of Ohio. no seems 10 be dubbed .iea-
DEF of The opposition suggested on edns slay
s1stbat the chairman tMr olds OF Ohio, had been
making private arrangements with members for
giving Them the.foor. Nj. .apnt thereupon sot
wrathy and commenced lispso,sst against the mat
ter. when he was called down. Much confusion
followed, and alter good deaIof delay nd some
personalities. Mr.. colquit got the floor and pro.
ceeded 10 discuss The subject. The House adj.
ioufhsd about half past len at night. Du.
: rng The next cay the discussion was continued,
andpp 10 the hour Of meeting for Friday. Thrrs-.
day'ss session had not closed. ourtelegraphic re-
ports in this paper bring the proceedings down la
ter It will be seen Thai much feeling is mani
IS tested on both sides, and we would moi be sur
prsed if persons really inmical to The best inter
ests OF the Union, would seize this occasion 10
promote their ends Chase and Sumner headed
the cppositonin the Senate. while Campbell, G d..
dings and Gerrett Smith lead ii in the House.
- From such men the Union has nothing 10 hope.
aud may be consoled by the reflection that their
power TO ham is limited,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

50 onlo.-The LegislatuIe8of Ohio adjourned on
the I'd inst. Among the actspassed at the recent
session was, one authorizing the sale of all the
Stocks held by the State. in Railroad, canal and
turnpike companies. bill 10 prohibit the circula-
ton of unauthorized bank paper. The following
measures were brought forward, but finally rejec-
led: A bill for the adoption of the sub-Treasury
system by the Safe in lis financial matters.
g blllto regulate the railroads in Clio. report
was made in Committee fer the essential modifca-
ton ofdhe usury laws of Ohio, bull the subject
was finally posi- poaed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

Agents, syngxLiSe -KELLS g. cALDEpgLL.
'ctNerSNArr-a. H Ag4KINiS.
sG1Isee advertisement. s Sr,eg 4 sllm;s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

FHoMAs H. BENroN rHE ST.. LOUIS Posr-
MAsrERs.-The announcement of Tom Benton,
that he would not receive any letters through the
ST. Louis post effice, has stirred up the postmaster
2 MIR. Armstrong; of thatpiace. A correspondent
laely Of the ST. LCuis herald says: ssI have he.rd
ii rnmored in the street day that AIR. Armstrong.
The newly appointed postmaster, would moi, on or
= after Monday next, receive in or send from the
.post,ofice. any of lie bills of the Bank OF the
State of Missouri which has engrayen on the face
of them The likeness of Thomas Benton.
~ PuLsE OF a DYKE Man ON .rIrE GALLows.--The
following was the sale of the pulse of Jno. Henl-
- nc kson, WHO was hung al Albany Friday last.
= atthe moments named:
Second the authenticated So beats per min.,
!. Fsa i % % % % % % lS g 90 90 90
FIFTH do 90 do 1913 do do
% Sixth do = do do 81 do do
Eighth do do do 10 do do 6s
-. Ninth and q ! aif minute. pulsaton ceased, but
there was no palpitaiiou5 of the heart after eight
minutes sas5r5ssa 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

Nnih and Al alt minute, PulSation ceased, but
there was no palpitaiou of the heart after eight
!. minutes. .---------. .-.---.--.--- =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

s aJDnling the absence of both the editors OF this
paper Friday, our printers. running out of copy
land not wishing 10 want for our return. selected
and put in type a story which Appeared among the
miscellaneous matt on Saturday, and which we
did not rsad until after our Paper went to press
II IS needless for usto say that The story is of
}. character which we do not appToYe.-.s-.z.l =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
For SAL
.or 70 the sebseriber in MheelIIr, on he /

A DESIRABLE brick LOs.s 81 T..
mrs inquire o. THOMAS G q RfssSElr' q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

'Monster OF So igitiIi mein
AS 10 be hated be seen: 80 z
f- hut seentoo oft, familiar to the face ~ r. Z. -
we first endnre, then pity, lien gsBRAcK"
BY the-blessed memorysof those sirluous spirits
WHO baiied for liberty notlicentiousness il should
from existenceon the soil of North America.-
tSeisation, and cries Of sGoodi'; DWELL
donep,l $50 tsasstH ~ iss3ss 8 asss bss{s5si
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

IionRInLE CASE OF CHILp MURDER IN NoRRls-
TOWN, PA.-GREAr ExcirEMENr.-on Saturday
morning last, ourusually quiet borough was throw
into.a state, great excitement, on account of
most horrible aud unnatural murder committed in
our yely midst. The particulars of The ca e, 81,
fat as could GIT them are these: On Satnrtla y
InoIning, Nalia Daley, wife OF Patrick Daley, re.
| siding in Mar.hal street, between Swede aud De
Kah il is supposed destroyed The life ofherinfant
child, abont SIX weeks old, by cuttllg IFS head
from lis body with some sharp instrument When
we saw If the head was living about twelve inches
from the body. The head was severed nearly at
the base of thecranum aldI at the top of The YER
tebrG' column. The sight was a CHASTITY and re-
Voting one, causing ashndder upon witnessing it.
The deed supposedto have been committed.with
a razor, as one was found which apl arently had
be- n WASHED off. A hatchet was also found, but
no traces of blood nor anything We're found upon
it. The, woman is supposed 10 have been insane,
and the husband says she has been threaten,ng
tie life of the child previously -----
We eliese as Ear as we are Informed, that both
the husband and wife had been greatlY Jssipated
for W lille past, with free use OF intoxicating
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
j.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
- al-fSICK- AND tAFELlCrED.. IN

For sale ky-Ds. JAMES .,ARER; KELLs d CALD-
WI LII aad PATTERSON & Co Wheeling. FLEMING
ifsos.. Pittsburgh HURDsALL q Coz, oilciniati;
aud BY dealers generally. sepis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

feb2 h Aof ri J. RoHAS,
above with other good p o. e9f; e e &,,.
os eAsnanseu lor soou arm. " tlI i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

ysa.s 81 VIM. Il. NEEDS,
ROokbindee s. blank Book IInnufaetarH
NO. 2it, MONROE STREET, UP STAIRS.
AFoULD respectfully inform his friends and lie ~
Nv In general, that he has bought the esisbiis1d
book n,anni6ctory, and Is now prepared 10 Tubs All u
TO o der, blank books OF every description, mue ~
lilies, periodicals. &c, in rot TO be
any establishment in the country.
ug-Constantly on hand an ASSORTMENT or Flank Bob
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
New COMMENCEMENT

w lillian Foxgwould respectfully ilGorn tx d.
w zens OF Wheeling, that he has opened new OK
Ionery Esta bshment at The Old stand OF The "IbIn
Queen, - on Main street below Monroe lie rOn6t1J
invites hts old friends 10 Call and patrOn1e iminbh
business. - -
9-Ice creams and the deiieseies of tie season -
hours. Es5s an
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

MEETING OF CoS6REss.-The Senate met
at halfpast IL o'clock on Monday, when 81
Senators answered to their names A prayer
was made by Rev. Mr.. Slieer. Mr.. Atohson
being absent. Mr.. Cas- was chosen President Of
the Senate pro tenn. Mr.. FOOte presented the
credentials of Lawrence Brainard, Senator from
Vermont, to I'LL the place of Mr.. Upham, de-
ceased,
HeUsE.-The members were grouped in all
parts of the House, talking and laughing. but
were silenced at meridian, by the speaker call.
ing the house to order. After prayer by tbs
Rev. Mr.. Milburn, the roll was called and 19I
members answered to their names. Four new
members were sworn in. The members ther
proceeded to draw for the choice of seats, afte
which the Presidents message was received
and read.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

BOARDING. SoKooL.-Our readers will per-
ceve, by reference to our advertising columns.
that Rev. Thos. G. Murphey, who has been
keeping Female Boarding School, near Dover,
for some two years past, commences the next
session of " Corydon Seminary" on the first
Wednesday of January next. Mr.. Murphey, in
every respect, as preceptsr. is fully qualified,
and from our personal knowledge of him we
know that he would spare no pains in instruct
ing his pupils. A pupil under the care of Mr..
NJ, is not not left without moral instruction, as
is too often the case in larger schools, but being
in the family, becomes to him asmuch an object
of care as one OF his own circle. We would
recommend this school to the attention of those
who have daughters that they wish to educate
without being injured by bad associations.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
o. Answer next week.

Joys FOR THE INyALID.-We cut the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette,
and recommend our readers to peruse it care
fully, ard those suffering should not delay Fu:
chasing:
"Dr. lIoofand's German Bitters.-ThiS cele
brated medicine, prepared by DIR. e. NJ. jackson,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No
100 Arch street, is exciting unprecederted
public attention, and the proprietor, who is a
scientific physician is selling immense Guanti-
ties of it. The virtues Of this remedy so
fully set forth in the extended notice Of it, to
be seen in our advertising columns, that there
is hardly any room left for us to speak Of it,
This much we may add-Of the long train oi
ply steal ills to which humanity IL heir there il
none more distressing than the general derange-
ment of the digestive apparatus which never
mills to accompany dsordcred state of the
liver Headache, piles, languur, trettulness
a bilious tongue, a morbid breath, loss OF appe-
tte-in short, an Undesirable wrftchednes,
OF existence, are its nsufierabe and liie-wa ST.
ing attendants. These diseases, which hay.
bafiied the skill of the sbest Doctors, have beer
radically cured by HooHand's German Bittrrs. =
! See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Fopv,as-The news fromthe Crimeo sb

FoREIGN.-The news fromthe Crimea shows
badly for the allies, on account of the severe
losses by arms and diseases, but the losses of
the Russians are still greater. 1t is beginning
to be pretty evident that modern improvements
in the implements Of war produce fearful dos
truetion. A volley from the Minnie Rife turns
back charge of cavalry. while light troops
are moved down like infantry from the play Of
cannon in the open field. A single Lancaster
gun destroys ratification. and the Paixkan
she'll puts o frigate on equality with stone
walls, ....r IT,.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
DELAWAsss2
\ gricultural Warehouse.
SEED STORE.
Dec. 6, 54--9t.
Orange St, between Second AMI Front,
WILMINGTON. DEL

WILMINGTON, DEL.
TIE subscriber manufactures andkeePs con-
ID stantly on hand good assortment Of
Moore's Patent PlOH ), OF all sizes, which.
h: will furnish TO farmer and dealer on as good
terms as any other establ shnent and would
here say, these Flows are fast SupcrScding all
others, as they are right Of draft and easy TO
manage by the plowman. They received the
premium at the Pennsylvania State Fair, at
Philadel phla, this fall, ANA at the Fair ui the
New Castle County Agricultural Society, held
al Wllmington, and at number OF other Fslra
throughput the country.
The subscriber is also Agent for Atkins
AUTOMATOM or SELF RAklNG REAPER
AND MOWER, who has attracted more at
IGNITION within the last two years than any other
s"ap,r and Mower in use. This is atttiLuta-
pie i" he ingenuity of the apparatus for opera
ing Ia. k-kcT-the hie-lke movement Of the
R"kc-Lhe ci:rctual manner in which it's work
IS performed, and the general simplicity and
durability Of the whole machine. Price at
Chicago $50.
Also manufactures and keeps on han nd large
assortment of all kinds OF Agricultural and
Horticultural Implements generally used by
Agr:culiuralists. Flows and other lmpl. ments
made TO order of any desired pattern.
Also, good selection of Garden, Flow er and
other SEED, OF the best quality, which is war
runted fresh aid genuine. put up aud furnished
| on reasonable terms.
All ordC RS Tor Implements or Seed sent by
mail, promptly attended TO.
Persons wanting Implements or Seed will
please give us call before purchasing else
where.
GEO. CIlURNSIDE,
No. 10 Orange ST., between Second & Front,
Wilmington, Del.
! Dec 6, lS54-3m
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

GREAT CUE OF RnEuMATIsM.--The Editors
Of the Richmond Republican, Of Dec. Gath,
1882, says that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no
quaek medicine.
They hind man in their press room who was
afflicted with violent Mercural Rheumatism,
who was continually complaining of misery in
the back. limbs and joints Ibis eyes had be-
come feverish and mattery, neck swollen, throat
sore, and all the symptoms of Rheumatism,
combined with Scroiula. Two bottles of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in an
editorial notice as above, they bear testimony
to its wonderful effects, and say their only re-
greet is, that all suffering with disease of the
blood are not aware of the existence of such a
medicine. They cheerfully recommend il. y
See their certificate, and notice in full around
the bottle. y s9A ~ Ff isl a