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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07
MEDICAL.


TTuir uosi0rnuTeiaHoW Oh ihe nDl lm1 intro
II IT iuctd tto oiuitnl 0l Whi1hiF, ttNO iohoi1i
aucei, Whlct is ia cny t0a remedy 6ysrhvthiel ihil
WutNiciuilG ritiole ilo eflY hilwtud Wtinn ipitt
0ddrl color 81 youth, Wlll0lt dicn cover ili bild
htaii aalot m8 itiih ih3 nilufai cogoinr, remove
iiNtftH pni rrfgcuis ila ar iion llllg Oh ndienes
fomlhl hlhv teiin.ul 40 oheciIombe DO dyeu pwpa.
iaii0n5 of dnsfoni nmt1How hs9ietnrrpbic iie kr
udaArVf ho hfiuilu auiceinr tie toilet, Tor ihf On
Uf JodE dud tau ouly Do pptclitd Dbl is mfi oud 1
articArculy Invited 10 cillotihs lcpot pud oNuuine
zoe eslm0lir no ldcl luh gentlemen nl hIrh ltFuIt.
uonin ODE South and west, Whelolt wiRinvtued, but
viii refer 10 ila cculnCaie below Of ihe difilig1fhci
tiatcSmintnl Senator, Judra liiesia OF lilin1Iii
ClnLYLn ll. June Va. 1853
htveutff pml o. 81. Wooddtllaif ReHorlye, aud
tayo ldmrd thi wonderful eject. My hiir Wit btcom-
l, a. lhylihi, penatmoy ger, bh by ne uso Of bic
Reioauto hai rt1uned rs JHilni sol0f, and have
10 d5Hbtp5wmnnY 20.
RlDNEV BRRRgR,
Ft.grnnlnr nf ola limited sffffn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07
Mew savlngsI Bank BtOro.
Nv gA,mroatp lrrtlrs A. W. on fof ognorl

an now receiving ard Opcnlng an unusmlly large and
j rtn, n q 1orlmont OF Ro0it. shoe9 Hats Bonfeal
UmbnllMhndtllel Sachg t ilee Conner Of Naihetand
Monroe treslt Whnti,nf, Vha in ne room iofmey oc'
cutd tsfhc Post Oncs6nd opposite ne McLufe House,
= ysn iiigtand ml e'l now stock which wafpmeheied
fofc,sh, lrom Ne naiuhcipefa Of We Nofh, utdef ihe
moit ayo abe eipuntauees, and offer lhsm 10 be el
1eur uf Whoe ins ad veimya ~ Tedued priest whole
ale ttd ittl, and rtileuulY solicit tiiie Of patron
age. ,
niAiako nol To- rt0rlc Of wheeling arc not 90 call
hombugltd by adyedl1lrg phs iulleell lotly hayeay
variety u msns ionha and boys booistnd shoes, nf'
ior, sir. n0lelhu WOOL le5h1uf brush aui stmW hhli
end or itfta even giHty olrlf 'awn straw ard bpid
honutis 81 zoe NOT recent lahiori and sykes. Also
s ota Sirnsu 90 Gaiier boti of ladies'. nisifl end
chdl6n, OF he most nshlopPe tVNi unkq alp quAht
-rlll ahd Co iorlO1ritfn
HAVING pufch1trda larE to,koi iheahove named ~
utils. Wodd r1neciuly Invite to1rtI lelelnila 20
ony bllfpuohaitd iu ne eiaem uug ~ ftl:
tp9 y. ~ 0al6OM,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

Y1Roh Rltuniham. goft lhroif Group, nIntml
in Breathing. IoolhArh. ITO lOolcuy, Pain ln ihe
Beat OF bldei suainQi tp'lmi he9aAcie. lnl'mm
pain or cramps n th3 Stomach fh0lcn MOIhll, ChOeu
innum Cholo. Lame hteh ChIhlin1, bites Of Pol 0n.
ol1 in,eoisof Rahid DoJ Agut ctko AQe inihe Beast
Convictions Of ho Mutccl of cords, cote or Any kgdi
Mutcuar weakness, pimly|l, Piles. laf Ache, Ulctu,
stlt Rheuni S.lryfi Sore Applo5, 500 irai Yeuelol
hotci Scarlet feFr Qr1iy similar dtnte,l 900 nay teat
ISSUED That iu iha uilcla YOU lave
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which MOI only removes p,lnalm0ll irll'uamog'lr hnl
ptitinlfi 10 il1 leai oil cod entirely
RRADlOATRS THE DISEASE
Some will hushlt zoe idtt ofdhy composition curing
such anumbbr Of dssalct but yo bot reflect that these
dittaie1 though num1l Oua lnllnei a arlro nom Nmal
eiutes iheni0polion WIN c-m ICES e1lIawglnll oul
ittout dimes mofetornE skor Wleh Stare ID in iht
hCn wO1d Jofs e candid 20 tcln0Nicdgo la merhl lor
100 WHO have used II tlemielyes, or Witnessed 40 msge
elltls on olhtu unite in declaring lwi Wial go haW'
NonpalciD lndclct, he Ut LiHimsli knsi1L
TO THOSE WHO THINK
Have you neyernotcod ihs titknga mlltdY Between
nng external aud internal dl,fieel haYirg cnillel uHor
e9l mmei AND m1 itrover oceluttt 20 }onunt q iem,
10 bohi lhs iemtdy j Tow odtIed yol lnih6 fosrA'
az lNiHEar, which does not Insult your understanding
By ealmrgio lave beol, found inront igulhg raWilti
n Mr'eo orHlisiN edtti e(hfesfni bui y simply iho
dnd ytiiovcins n iiatHicia powot tn1li Incredible,
-ie'clllg ne lno'l hidden nWaoi man on eenrli-
end Yet heir3 umonpn1to tha Wcahcti iuar IL 10 also
BY lr io ci,tluf linimotln mrhci being np Win
bottles irict aiiafstftlle majority, and oeWIW lusef
tlanthe largest helliel laug not6 than lout times na
utrouUi We iloieoro olar go sou With Wtde end con
Gdence as anatle orcy dutdio the lyauta Of rich OF
poor hI1h or low.
unprecedented sIoinwhirhl h6 Nonpntll llqnent
epu up and ths ga9i cgpenss nfto aieIia ufd ~ i
nnkcb n Impossible orua tomy Wrlio pdgungol lhs
huudieds Dtediftiit8 We m GIN publish, mob dowodeem
tn;ceuary, as the auclo liaultd VII eepV
urliselL
We would however refer iho,e smiolsd ones who lave
lootnbeeu quilted b 0CCdterGcaic1 md hga8TcilQn1
10 the O.UWnl uti1tl being boz ieW Of ne many per-
soma whQlg Character Or Cad0r and Ncucil ucell 10
partqC lf0m 90, tnd who haylis IDLY le5edi b uil'
10 ne different diseases or whleblt ia flcommqldfd cue
pIepaed I'd tptak OF ne melit5ati " dc,ertoa
SUdm iphetlHn BY janea Baker kelIe thdweNi Z
plnepa DiuEi.1lgol YIrginli. ind Penusyl9dmd.
August ~ 20
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MRDTCINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIMEN M,
BY r.. q, CARR q CO.., PROM
a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BIZ DR.
WATSON CARR, uF WHEELING,
LATB on MORaANTOWN.
mo I1pf n5da hflui wlhr'Hfiisi tTg1ady Hhfh
ga gtdtt iu ff.slai f1lnl rW VW8fuik e'M'
Hai cHchoHfi fortr Eliel @ AlnJlNp
f.fflar.f in dN rtriirr Do Mf
hOhPARhiL LfAiNkhT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

"REEP NE NED AND FEET c0IkRs,93" 4
(urlEENgo Of Wheeling aud yieiir-i tt ~ nv,
~ TO- nealth reminds ne That II may nol q ~,
sour attention to my Fan and hlaltf sos, n.
Shoes, Hats, CAPS, Umbrellas and Cilftl ol,A1, I.
conrr Of Meiket ond Monroe 'tles 8 WIG W. ~
hndp great variety Of fashionable hltJ HedN'V'
suitable 10 Tie sea On, at low phets. t-.t,.
Very ihlnhml Tor ne liberal ptironige
cOnLUg amongN Sou respectfully tolel lV9,,..,,.1
AID examine my siocb az viii be ny pleasure io,i'
wait on yOu,) thus uniting labor Win Is,, ~
have ihet odspiiug health, am 10 ms auu"S"'
and acOnomy } may haze wesih.
ladies, II you Wish 10 pufChlte R'Alon'o ~"
winter BOhntlt sure, 49,
CMlAtthe Old Post once, opposite lhe 49,
Gentlemen, you wish lopurchae h'hio'
OF lat, ,ti
Callat ne above nlice, where YOU WI sfl-'T
Remember, Tie Old Post 0dicc eouef. .H
10 County nerehsnt, / nyea few Good'''"
law pii,es ,. uuTSy
ociI wv ". No..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07
ElsTERN ADEERTIgEMENTs.
Hoslfina Hoiskell q 90.


Hoskins, Hoiskell q 90
mrUIrf7 Arn ioasfo
sTApIE ANO FANcY DRY GOODS.
TTAVHftm5tsd lolhlfi1W ipu liqlld.o.. tia Aslse
ll Al. ana iG6mm5fe5ti PlllAgMrmi 1lldy
Anspaoh, Brother y 90,
WHOLESALE DRY 9OOD6 6Iuhbi
ho70 N'rM Niri ID. eorHr Q CAf"N Nv vi N
fOu Autr1lh, Jr., John y jle.byl'' james =. .s.4
William Anlnirhiu Heny % falmln' ,sf,.'.-''
Wolfes, Ballard q Go.
tnf0sTras tsb Jorarssig
POhHGN AND DOMESTIC. DIV NVVpol
l1l Mtflei tirtit Phiildoinhln,
OLD. +. Krtty. ionhsdy ol Wheeling g enEpd
10 rue houel
oda Hcllowli llugoHl' he' NaAi gems
utmucrnnN
And other Society begalia,
Rmnerg. Ssga and Jrirfis, mdfBafinfaaBd iolV
bg GIBBS q Siaith, No. f3 Baliimsre Street,
R0himore, hd
THkatolluintuttallyo by leoi hhu
nEGAIiA,
Oia fslleu'-Om2d end sahodn'i' leas' eng ''
stGnrd spa other cmseia. plauapa
o. embroidered,
it69d,5d, ilalna on p'5'e' 'a'R'
pio6iy embroidered RnsimPmsnl Pap'
Ne7altl 49,,
knlghl1Templll, koy,l a. IN, ipu N'A''''
Jewels, Rohea, hangeQi 5i .ord9 ~, n
Ncnr Of ttuffTrlff- NnNulNf NlANA SUI "Nif'N'-r
Dlylilous-Olcont ud Members t,.,.,i,.,
Rfl Mfu-Srchtmt, Past Oulcel4 ana lllAl nmv'V"'
5i Degree Wprlngad PAmfe klg'Na'
JEWELS
Ofih, various Orisrs, Of slyel Gnu Or Plafa N'lal''
ncludlng hdlghs felnplar lWlh iNlNf)
BANNERS,
Btnnem ofoytfy tie style and eolb edap.e9 .olh9 Sl
liov orders md Societies maignelneQ @Oigeli Guy w
agnd 0I hlul6rt, when required leimllea iisl VI u
l6u th1Hus its ftyc oflhe same when ln,si.d Allo
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS, az,
C0mphtine ihq itrtttl aeonnantto ho Qund nthe v y
LODGES, ENCAMPMENT8, DlNlRlONS AND
TRIBES
WighlnEi9 up tlslr Hels, ofeurpJ ihemsslyss Yll
Parade 0f WOIddl Retila, hlnlti Nep can lgpena w
addrtdnE dluhh q SMITH,
RssaiIa ana BannerM turtit,i3 Baltimore street,
baltimore, Md.
a. e. u RRY, Ager, Nhe3'W9' va. oolo-ll
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Mo. D sprigg House ImporiumlI
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs AND vEsrlNGsl


New 8rrlun aud gummcF Go0dtl
IAkkilsiturt lu beIig tholo alyto my 0id cost m-
enc aud Tho ltah 0ahle community, that have iutl
reformed ron New York end have bean abl8 10 pICfue
Tie most Fall0nebe floods for ne season thit e frtil
kmpodumi New iofk clnimPnd from tiinee END the
Oh eomiutI ADD havlug dig enttd Win ihf ne OF cQp
mon c0ihnf, gives DO more loom lnd line 20 attend 10
ne wiri Of my cuii0nera in the iithomble way, ~
new tiDtku0w tonStis OF
HLarEi nRowHi 0HErNi BUR, otiva AID
DaLnA oLoIns.
Also tnft ud WOOL csrhuofcls, 40 thtdtt end cooti
b0mblrrc, dmputr gnmmer cloths n1nanq Epfaeloilii
&C., i0r mailing ffOck, dcsft fack ard business eolta
Ffcnch kuTiah, and Aueiican c1llmtcli lto, ducks,
linen ddiiWrf &c, fr making p1nia hato Netiine7i j
have the uUs beautiful selection ever looked ~ in angel
w. a OF which am nov prepared TO ako up in the most
"a fonlb8 nnd bitt siyo, cpl tavttecued w kpt1titt
slryett as cutter Tor ne c0mIm teitu teleerialn in
s.yins h,t can full,h bsler cloths 'uany house well
Of me AlfHfny uolnnM.s
inconHccdon with I've above hivea heulial tgfoit-
Heni fumuhins Goods, Oh Ore teitonabe, end ash
i1nib'e c1n1ItHng or coih, cashmere c'thuere bonn
htfno Qdr8 linen, dinhih AID plain leni fox dffts
nnd bltrein cnlf Yoso end pants made nom tlo most
htisinht end ttttouibo Goods lngffai vaiefi alto
ltfnend Cotton Shirts sk, Hen lfo' wool and cot
too Undtrh1a lpi Dnweui enyin ''ofA'i eopAI'l
fiovt4 and tuspendor.
iUisry h ges variety also. every oihs article suit
tblo '0r Completing tenlemtn'a dfJhe
Alltht above uimri athletes, i0ghlhor Win many Other
ariicf8 tatt az be found at my store, SO D. SEI House,
Plt,ie tilintndilks looh, ind much oppfe Ii99gIs
ul2i y. RICH
NOTICE EXTRA.
Ihlvta tmsirsoCk OF common eo,hingth VIII dl1-
p0te ofat cot, o. tftnt5li 10 make loom Gu NY Spring
nu' Ay' s RlCR
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ASsl0NRBS NOTIUBI

W"IT y u = ~ T WI
T. Imeon ID woodrow having, on the iith oayoi
~ fIlll i0i " Itofef deed c0ntpitd ~ tpltlQ llq
on. IAN or BE Ttll 1nd pcrpml po ety tht tole uae
iluuj an ptu0ns IN lnY WISE ldphifd 70 pa WOOD low
aicif1Mftd 10 MAKO immaculate Jllmqm Ions nud ii
IL u ftr 10 receive any hiur under sad tulii within
-four nols 10 o. their claims with e ilu hf Icieste az
cotdnTto lh8 terms Of aid deed With ihe unielaisnid
tfi3 ono w. FlGllIai Aatsnce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

Lnn7f seminal Wclkntiai ana tll olher
DlsoHDfhs w tllg URNAaY ORGANS.
TlcSomyaimbleprepa atoms have now been before ihe
public 10y ihe rag five yeatl and nave become toWcllnl
hvortbiy krowuhat thcy do not ltQulednY very ehho
rate piaise loY were invented by one Of The test lld
m0sftelshutti yonoIeal lhYi5lauNiu Paris, end since
htrinltuduction into DE Umel states, have elosted
nurc CUES boi0i oteut cttes end those OF long stand
ue Than luy oihrg melodies Of he Kind. ever oofed 70
lepubc Oh uealnehl OF Gou9uhsif hnd 6'tti 81.
% Lfut0uho'e or Phiisg On iemalc) 10y have never
been dquilled having cured Mans catt9 Of homo eighl
ycirt' standing aud no PlOpleiOr rN rdrrduf hfm 10
cue nue caoo out Of ion taking lien on eu tveiage-
They c0uninno mercury ran, oler mineral tub lance,
ta latte majority uf The ndnluon3 now lu u1e DO but
on .hc contrary, eeuteY Vegetable in their nature,
md tgii DO 20 ljuy 90 ho most delicate milo ThOg1
who ar6ufcd connot 20 better thtnio ~ them, and
they will recommend themselves.
They are pot Up ln hrile, with ON objections ateom-
psnyig them. o Anujoio a 81 ad ihe Luon al 90 ei1
letbo.ilo orc bottle utH len days. Many have hesn
fniirciy curfdin two on thee days
invented by 30. BaLLY Phydtiinoi NE Parie liolpi-
ils oud prepared nom ne orgIhaileepta and sold az
WlO.tl1lo aud loilil by
DUROY & co., GEyERAL AGEEva
Ion me United slaies end oanada, 10 whom orders nusl
ne aldlc.led.
York
Soldm Wheeling, wloleitlo hnd rottilby
I. a. PATTERSON & Co
No % Monroe CO.
MISUNDERSTANDING & BROTHERS, 10. % Wood
st and bv DrrgIfif Generally leiN-1mI
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ADVERII8NAInNTS
CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
$500 tfssrn ftnrnnfnnn Nfr

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATnRIAh,
HuFnitnre ceyeringa .Nr,.
AZ WHOLESALE AND RRi,AIL.
~. fE. UAHHKi3g
CURTAIN ST ORB
jtts. boa Cttihai 81 phiis1tipiif, C9Hr I'M frtiL
dtatiit Nf STATE Htuf
fR has diwayG inaiof6 fi'l Noch OF
French Hfbtslditii Widths iAte ana Moulin NuIialn'
! r,t roiof.t 0fdVefy style ana pnCe.
Rferfi satin 90 Lancer Table & Piano Covers No.f
iriir sliin Uinn1ffi Gin Conietsi
Pttrth Mdouellti Gilt Pins enl lhnll
DO Piuthtl Gimnai Ffln51i
Cords. Tosesll &c.
H. y. Painted WINDOW SHfnfS, OF 40 tlylel ttd
ptieesj nul H0llndli Shade PKinlea Biatal 81 ava
ersrbihiur coHplff lor Crf7h9, OF ne noWeal rams
aiyta, dmidl tla i1Ufii JTictf.
peft0n aending lhe hilf aud pifh Of !helf rihdelf
6ama, can hlyo iher curttia mtAednd rinmed IN ile
beet p'neri sss Pi'hgn Plate 10 August mmbsr Of 20
stsansr, holos, ear fUIIDRRsi sha tsism 5insr
tliy supplied co tho iofiif rieifl1t gc,l.
w. 10. CARlllL.
lmponrrofssd ntilerin Furnishing dooda
i61Chc.lnui street, Gomez oitlNNl
ui4riq-ftdNy Onnnffe ihc state Huff. fhiltha
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NOTICE EXTRA.

Ihavta amsiTsioCh or common elo,hng that VIII 10
poys Of a cot, ortttnle51 TO make room Jrmy sphn'
htnff nf Ono F01d1i
uIrat y Nlkh
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Plnniahad mn Wnra.

Planighed Tin Ware.
N USr opened hss5oument ofspeudid panshed Wac,
cOnsising icOde5 and Tea UTs ohahng Dishes, Oys
ler sewen Vegetable nllttsi Dish Coysr6i Teapot Res
coolers Stomach warmers, ana painted Toilet 1els-'a
beaullmtuclo' Weretpecully solicit he attention OF
NE public TO our varied aid bolulass0duent ofll0mo
tndSieam Boat iuInthng goods
HOBBS DARNRs & co,
No23 Monroe 81, near the Post once,
. rnvt0 NVhnalinn
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i! o5A,Nrlnrp,. RRoIiiHsRR. 4 4 e. sS'


EIvW lNe mlNtCleuiANu mnkeIain LUU1hh M
lud 6fmvl-sn extensive stotk tlways M L-I!'iN
ever one Of which % guaranteed to iefof. p ~
une. " Nslls
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BALTIMORE.
nltablshad ln le2e.

nt THOMPSON REYNOLDS, laiteta.dI, a..
heu.e respectfully Invites weSfeu Nesb5sl, -, :, ~
s htla "
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iohetaud rts Feit, uus, Tea Kettles. l,r,,,
Whlleis- Oyal, 0b'ul6 AID round tbsrst, q, A..
liaskris kle'gncs9 Nuwcrsnd Fruit stand. a ~ w
ntsuoND WDnEt
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BELT g BOWIn,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
BLucoIr SfaEgI, BALTIMORE.
uNuNupWGuot

Hon Thomas {. pibii, rs Gov tpd U 8souatoI ara
Hon John Glenn, Jodso Circuit C01rl U s ior hd,
Daniel Spdr1 klq., Cath'r Nerehanta lpk-ltlu niofe
Auin1 Gii03 Rr1 RmnlIn ~
Tu'mrn Clos, RlQ. cOm,f Fer Bh 90
nuysu, Ror6m co 10
PirSlad d Mssruher, DO
Ions q Bun, DC
Webb Rowland D Coz Louisville.
Ponyilf q Hopkins Wheehng
James n. Bal0r DO ~ VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

Silver Tea and Co1ee Sells G0bete, Cust ~
Caaiotl. Avdiitib, Spoons. York, HetBd AZ 'sAin
Ice Ceam Knives Nipklp kipaa, Fiih Kniys. iSssIa
luis, 49, inew deslyua ''tIe
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au'a oo@ s;t'Ys;FEsP3g E ,;S's' 81
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New Savings Bank store

lhanAnl Tor the libepI pan ouase hertlooNtNs-
Us, we ssirii Continuance OF ne SANE. Val
ssl3 MoCLALLRNS& kAgl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
Thursdny EveninE. Feb. Io, 1854

eTDavid Jewell, the convicted murderer
at Pittsburg, was not executed on Friday,
having been respited the evening previous
by Governor, BigIer, much to the disappoint-
ment Of an immense crowd which had as
sembled to witness his death. The Sheriff,
however, gratificd them SO far as to open
the gates of the Jail yard in order that they
might enter and get sight of the gallows.
itis said that men, women and children
rushed in by hundreds and strained their
eyes for hours in looking at the gibbet. The
bill granting Jewell d new trial, which
passed the Pennsylvania Senate, and was
rejected in the House by one vote, comes
up to-day for reconsideration.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23


0rThe sandusky Register always en-
deavOrs to do justice to All, especially au
thors. In regard to tile subioined po.n
which we commend to all sensible people
(OthsrS canno; appreciateit,) as production
worthy to be held in high estimation in tbi,
age OF tnsel and whitewash, it says.
"This little poem, called 'Commen Sense
has been going the rounds of the press
ascribed to half dozen different perso,s
1t was written by James II. Fields. The
poet publisher, ofthe Boston House of Reed
Ticknor and Fields"
She came among the gathering crowd,
A maiden fair, without pretence.
And when they asked her humble name.
She whispered mildly, "Common Sense. /"
Her modest garb drew every eye,
Her ample cloak, her shoes Of leather.
And when they sneefed. she simply said.
81 dress according to the weather."
They argued long, and reasoned loud,
In dubious liindoo phrase mysterious,
While she, poor child, could not divine
Why girls SO young should be SO seriou 8
They Knew the length Of Plato's beard,
And how the scholars wrote in Saturni
She studied authors not SO deep,
And took the Bible for her pattern.
And soshe said, Excuse me friends,
find all have their proper places,
And Common Sense should stay at home
with cheerful hearts and smiling faces. ;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

WIprH OF THE MIssissIPPr AT ST.. LOUIS.
Since the froezing over of the Mississip-
pi opposite st. Louis, the width of the main
channeibetween the city and Bloody Island
has been measured with the following re-
suit;
AT the foot of Green street, from the
edge Of the water to the edge of the water
on the Island. is 1850 feet, from the aver.
age of high water, 200 feet more. At the
foot of Market street to the stone dyke 1920
feet-a little less than one third of a mile.
Between Bloody Island and the Illinois
shore, it will be remembered, dyke and
wagon-way has been constructed, so that
the entire volume of the river is forced
through this narrow channel
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

CiliToRSli. .-Tbe letters from California
speak Of the terribly depressed condition Of
business in Ssu Francisco. Entire cargoes
were disposed Of to pay for the freight.
storage and commission. Goods have been
sent forward vastly beyond the require
meats of the couasry, and the consequence
is that there is no sale, or at least no sale
that realizes anything for the shippers. 1t
is predicted that many Of lhe men ofbusi-
ness in that place will be ruined before the
wear is closed
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

INSURANCE LossEs--The New Yerk
Courier says ,ha. during the last three
months nearly one thousand vessels have
9 Iffered damage az sea, and during the same
period the losses sustained by the Wall
street Insurance Offices exceed 4,5o0.0O
dollars. Many vessels that have been ex-
posed to the gales which swept the ocean
in December and January have yet to be
heard from, and when heard from, may help
to swell the enormous sum which is known
70 have been absorbed by losses. InNew
York five insurance companies have rem
dersd statements covering portion or the
season which has proved so dissstrians 10
maratime interests. or these FIVE comps-
nies the Atlantic declares dividend Of Is
per cent, the Union 81 per cent. and the
Atlas 30 per cent, the Aster Company de-
clared DO divident, and the General Mutual
Company is closing its business, In Boston
none f,he Mutual Companies have declar-
ed any dividends on the business OF the past
year. and the largest corigEhy there shows
deficit of some SlI4,oor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

BESroN ON DOUGLASS Washington
correspondent ofthe N. Y. Times tells a
good story of Col. Benton, in connection
with the Nebraska bill The writer says
that at a recent dinner party at which the
Colonel was present, gentleman remark
ed to him that he had not expressed his
opinion in regard to Mr.. Douglas and his
bill. "Ah!no, gentlemen" said the Col.
81 have not said anything about Mr.. Doug
las and his bill. He reminds me of an old
farmer who had an unruly bull, gentleman.
I he bull had habit ofIumping very high,
and of running at people, besides other dis
agreeable and troublesome tricks; so one
day the farmer went out to shoot the bull
His negro man inquired what he was going
to do. Going to kill the bull,' replied lie,
going to killthe bull, Sambo.' Where
upon Sambo rejoined, What for you going
to shoot the bull, msssa ? dat amt no use
hejump SO high he break his neck"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

Losses BY FrRE-The New York Insur-
ancs Monitor furnishes an estimate Of the
losses by fire in the United States during
the year 1853. The aggregate loss IS esti-
mated at Si2, ,s92 .s4s, of which S6.lOa.s4s
is put down to the city of New York. The
estimate does not include fires where The
loss was under $4,000. The addition of
these would probably show that the whole
amount Of the destruction of property by
fire during the year was not less than TWEEN
ty millions of dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

WEALTH OF THE STATES. The population
of the U. States is set down at 2o,746, 900
and the aggregate ofpersonal and real prop
erty is estimated at $8, ,294, 100000. Now
York is the richest State, her property be-
ing Sl,ll2, 100000; Pennsylvania, $780,
600 900; then Ohio, S74O 100000; then Vir-
ginia, $5Os 600 900. The remainder Of the
States rank as follows:--lndiaDa 1884,
600 900; Tennessee. S2SO,o00,0oO; Ken
tucky, S342 900 600; Massachusetts, $780,
600 900; Georgia, $500, 900 ,Ooo; North Car
olina, S3o6 900 600; Illinois, S294000,OO0;
Alabamn, s376,OOo,0Oo; Mississippi, $685.
600 600; s. Carolina, S242 900 900. Mis-
souri, S24O, 100000; Name, S24O,oo0 900;
Maryland, Sl93,OOO,ooo; Louisiana, 1885,
600 900; New Jersey, Sl60,0O0,O0o; Michi-
gan, I4S,0OO 600; Connecticut, 1872 900 900;
Vermont, 1000, ,OOo;New Hampshire, 100
o0O, 900; Arkansas, 6o,000,O0O; Texas, 56,-
600 600; Iowa, $4,000 900; Rhode Island,
50, ,o0o, 900; Wisconsin, 36,0o0,ooO; Della
ware 80, 900 900; Florida. 3o,ooo,0oO; Dis
trict'of Columbia, Sls,o1O,oooi Oregon, 81
900, 900.