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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
Spring. and Summer Glothings

Spring, and Summer Glothings !
3ts9STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor f,isls
SSNogNcEsto his ola, ,nienis and customers AMI ihs
ne is now at HIS Store IooJ in the
aOUSE Hate Str et aspendid thet Of CL61ILS
every color guays and variety. Plain AMI faicy
SASSlMEhES5 ~ Sfls SaknS and all knls of RESTfNS
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern ccs
sutable or the Sp ing and Summer, and which he Will
nbkeup 10 order at the notice, in the SsSt
manner, and idtsst stgEe, His epn
embraces Shrtsot every kind Collars Cravals Haild
lshrts, Rgawers Stockings, and
Store. rynu NJ f;, can al Head
Quarter" " South room IfoLLSES Water Street
.u3ta1 lE 1855 MEIs!nai USlG. Il ts,-l5 i5sIai
Oh USf received, yerY large assortment of new and
sonss. ssshiepaRs las, , P Part oi te following
"a have something sweet to tell you,
gould hs my way.isI s'CarFie'F lIEo
Homo, again - e "A hi for wings ~ .x.-t,
aJaInie,s on the stormy ~ it' -s''9f
stPrima nonua Song" by Julien. .iGaii
Hl'n pray foEJhee 1--we miss thee.''
o3 5., nDEssnls: Z {, DON'T 30 spgfy, nother."s
g. ~ tnteretenings.,yes' ~ - 4slt9
q gstH6me. with se. ss ,s
Received this norning, two MelodeOns; with more m
the way Alsoan Invoice Of Chickering,s Pianos xIe
re now due One hne plano hand 81 ocia,st
srosewopd hnsb and Will be sold low byi 9os q Tgsf
-Ie9ss J. MELLoR, 60 Union 81, !,
eQAkRlck Co, now recefvins quo boyes a.
nee tobacco in their former stoek
tfeif aSs9rtncnt very genefal and III
Tie afc d
toeal' ahd eSanae ouI stock. ii4sE deco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
2 ,Pemberton House. =

=, - n. a. MHEBLlNG, Va ali 10 s4.rs.1
NY M.PEMBERToSla announces to his old friends and
tie public general. that he has located in tho com
h,uolis ortk buIld:s fntmcrly Known as the '.St.
Prsna ed To- eIeTSi in good style moderate
pfces The Pemberton EiStse is situated Immediately
ON the Steamboat Landing, he Depot OF the Hal
nSre aud Ohio Railroad, aorling passengers Tor the
cars OF packet boats Convenient stopping place To
inyiIes ithe atenti0or hs old
ugeg s5 81 5lSfFsGI Si!'i1 iis ~ .,,S5 lon @ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
REMOVAL,

II &s D.BAYHA have removed 10 their new and spa
clio brick buildings, t37 Mari Street, they
lnanufac cture and keep on hand, Tf :.
And keep for SAFE Japan Ware and Houcod Furnishing
Hardware. the latest styles OF Cooking ovc+ all
which tney wiilsel Wholesale and Retail the the
market prices Their old customers public 20.
ally invited to call examine their stock ETcry
description Of atheism their nEs omrty made 10
o. '' --a tfrhIn:1v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
MCCLURE HOUSE.

< JAMES CARROl1s, PROPRIETOR.
ltaI 41AE 1&A slInHHHEELINlfstyA.bAt bAt2tsFqi yScsI
1t cost oEoyer 500 900
aud furnished In the very best 1t contains ali
the ppiances In In the beat Eastefn Hotels,
calculated IN all respects fora first class House. 70
r Tle Pfopfetnr having ereoforefn one
the best Eastern @ hs
style east, and res
peetaliy sciiciis their fayor: 81 feb9:f q
lllf fxed aud and dried
H1SlD Tobaec5 Sale Gust feeeivcd33a .tJIEE s
.drc9 - LOGAN fRss d &c,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

UFor advertisements Oi greater LENGTH aud less than
.oi CO.lun inserted longer time than months
discount Of q; er cent tile above will be made Tor
sac gua,e tue iir>; three months. and 65 per
thereafter. -..-.4.
per 4 num- G,c
F6f bush eSS professional cards, square, per
NM; ss1 onc dS'S w
halt '' % 60.00
And 80 pc cent on the above for inside. ~
5PesonaI communications charged at 2l,oo per thou.
5Srccial notices charged $50 per square, per anlum
for tirs squnIe aud rale OF discount thereon
greater number G squares under the general head aud
iOcens 4 lire iOrS single insertion.
business advertisements, with monthly change, one
square year. S2o.Hl
SAME with weekly change 5000
Nolicc OF hs inserted gratuitously, but funeral
Cha sed. gu
Marriage notice charged. 80
Ea Saie Office in advance 900
Religious notices inserted for half price.
X. BARTLESONy .-ya
JOHN T. RUSSELL, --,--
SwEARlNGEN, TAYLOR & Co.
GEO o. LITTLE & Co. IT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
oFPrCE-No. 2l. Water Street, between AIc-.oe
TERMS.
RATES OF ADVERTIsING.

THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
s civ OF Wheeling i'll view OF the Increased price pa
er SbOr and other expenses rendering their
IT, greater heretofore, do agree charge the follow.
irs rates advertising, aud in whatever TO
h the rates helOi teal lines less
.nn.I constituting square: -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
GEORGE MENDEL.
'"e No 154, NInin Street,

LOOK at I'n1S! 1s| o.. -..
LII those who are DESTROYS OF preserving the mory
- OF themselves and and friends, do most ecc
tuaily, by calling without delay,at L. Tarbels Dasuer
reoype Rooms. al the of Main and Bddie Streets
Centre elins; and procure each those life like Pic
lures which cannot be obained with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city. -fi-
il. TARBELL, Daguerreotypist
Corner OF Mainand BiddIe streets, sts..
teiS Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
Something worth seeingl
.na9 a. M. ADAMS l3aa

NEW CLOTHIN G ROOMS.
EkAViNG now completed my rooms am better pre:
- pared to accommodate mys customers than ever be.
ore and at such low prices will astonis the
S"me on and Try ne Remember thai my place is
useless for Inc to undertake euumerae my stock the
a A IA AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

3 Saddles, Harness, Trunks, sc.
Ga JER,H. D. SHEPPARD would resrec tmlly in.
form his friends aud the puhlic that he has re.
moved his esta biishment TO No 13i, Main Street
corner OF unton Where will be found constantly hand,
line, consisting OF sndtliss, Bridies, Harness.
IRON firm and Wood box Trnnlxs,s Vnliscs.
Carpet Eass, Scotch Upper md Hog skin
Collars, Mnnies.r w hips, &c., &C., Sc. ''7N
At ofwicl aniIartured by competent working
best and viii be sold CH ZAP FOR CASH
iIhose desiring purchase are requeseto ex
ari2-yrd. No.f3t, Main ST. Wheeling. va 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
Notice of Partnership.

Notice of Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm of Warden d Edwards,
will be continued by the undersigned. at stand OH
Main street. under the firm OF Edwards d. Warden;
James w Warden having purchased the interest OF ia.
cob NJ. Warden. -.
Wheeling, December 1, 1852. 1+s 3. a.H'.EA
AICHAEL EDWARDS JR "
dec4-tf JAS. w. WARDEN. -fs.' 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

New Watch. and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Wellington Hall Monroe ST. !,
w HEELING, VA 9F'ts
THE subscriber would the attention OF the nubIic to
J. his welt selected stock OF watches, clocks jcweIry
silver ware, and fancy goods, Which lie now oeuiug
keys, g1ards and chains. = =. --'0 'S'
|, Every Inscription OF gold icwelry; "a ,
tiold, silver, silver plated common speetaces;
lure tea dessert sugar, mustard ami salt
etc. etc. q afHs7 t5''if Sf7' = iNt' ~ t ~ 90
Port lnonnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; 'zl 50
xEnY FINE TazoTs strops, shaving cream, etc.;
goods; ' ~ . . efS>i 'Ess' " 'Nft'S'
attention paid 10 repairing Watches clocks,
= share OF ratl onuse is respec fully solicited. -
aPo-ult C. p, BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

tspif Z nj -4IMHER baNttia VA..sp.a sal sH
Elqa y DRUGS, sfPcIsEs R1STs, ott.s,a sa
Lee DYE-SruFFS, rATENT MEDICINES
- =. ~. afERFUMEfY,, .StE9.!!t, sd}'Ea
gbaud,s sunpys soii fresh and pure
out Tear olany aduteration Tho Medienesais puIeha
81 Superior article Of Iemopa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
Thomas n. Gibson


UNI ER'sAN D GAS FILTER,
No. Umi0n 81, opposite c. III. Berry Rope store
SEGS leave TO inform his friends tile public in gen
y eIal that he Continues TO carry plumbing amd
gas hitting III all Its various branches and so
cts share of publ patronage 55T
lie has constantly iron pines, com
and patent hydrants, cislern pumps bath boilers
S wnler closets wash basins cold water fountains
tels water coolers for private families, and cold
shower baths bath tubs, lead and cnque boxes
cohs matters kcttles Ieors for bleaching, and other
dispatch. - ~ i' s
candle burners etc. l af-5'srI - y - S-'
orders eft at the place will be Thankfully
ceIved and promptly att ended to. = .
prompt attention 10 - :. 80. san6-;mi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
CENTRE FOUNDRY.
bna u. SEaA. j. 4BAGGS. aisaF :,

$50, - No. % Main. ST., Centre Wheeling
Ell constantly on hand an asseftnen OF the latest
Stoves, embracing every variety
rarinr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their ..Wester
nLHsmah, coal stove, cannot be surpassed b5 any
sss 5e b5s fse iss T months
neycriad one ietIrned i csf - M ~ ~
keep constantly hand the --latest style o.
Warraned equal TO aay made III This city
also cast Iron Sinks, and variety all articles In TIE
sFo1adry line, which viii be soil low for casf9 551Ja
Work. IL - lSxytf-N 4nst t < a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
.asMITH. % ATKINSON

ELlEfUGS,YP AINI3S, lUII.Stssp I7thfTSEUFFo, Eco
r NO. 2SS nALTIMoRE STREET, (NEAR SHARP ST.,
s Eeflisa 7tllIft sl4lH1sAITHlEOIsEs. fqs' ts's
fthe HoISemap's Hope, for aprains.
bruises, or beast; also. Smith q At
kins0il's ATneTc8n WORM IeiIef. SeFt6-d6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

= RnItlmofe PinnO FOrfo Ilnnumctory
| J. WlSE d BROTHER, manufacturers OF BondoIr
Grand and Square Pianos speeia altar
ton OF female performers, to late and Important ina
the keys OF the piano be regulated to HARD or
so to suit the strength OF the
touch Is OF tie rstS 1timporanee It vain to talk
Of fine tone the ks fs arenot susceptbleof aud
elesc movements oeryyise the qualities
instrument win remain unknown. Those who would
avail the means alayfng lie
piano, should not fail to give this Invention trial
See business ciTculars which be free post
20 % j. j: WISE @,BRoTHER.
. mario 5-f=a ssSStt sBALTIAORH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
New Music Store.
Sign OF the 6srccinn Trizonum, No. 100
F-#isI Main Strcet.f .a.g. 80 -.

% -'s7 Main Street. 4.IIl -rr7 -,
j. FICKIESoN would respectfully an
snounce the citizens Wheeling and vi
I 7 9 4 1cntty, that he has Just opened new and
n deegant establishment The sale OF Violills
Guitars, Volincellos FagoetS, Flutes Flies, Accofie
first aud best make - ~
Instruction books for all kinds OF Inst ruments and for
singing w ~
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute AMI VIOLIN also, tle
newest Songs, Duetts ETC., and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. .s.7 - III ]
claronet. Reeds. Tuning Forks, also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. IL In
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
a. klener's Furniture Polish, renovang varushcd
FurIiturc PaMos Cabinets, Steam floats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. - ~
Also for sale by the Agent Klebcr, Psburg psnos
ot The first and best anua In the United States such
as Nun!s and Cart's grand and square Panos j. b. Dun.
hs ms, HaIett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Melodeons. 71- - .rf5 s'Vf-ff 8 ~ '~2
Aecordeons and all kind rcpairc
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
Danger To Kansas.

II is high time that the independent
press Of Missouri. the friends Of the
States growth and wealth, and Of the
opening Of markets around her, and the
advocates of the Pacific Railroad by the
Central or Kansas :ou,e. had opened
their eyes to the dangerous and lawless
movemen, originated in Jackson County,
Mo, and aroused the country 10 its con-
demnation. 1. is high time that the
merchants and manufacturers Of St.
Louis, who see in the future Kansas a
rich md eternal patron, had awakened
to the danger that threatened tina. terrific
~, seeing tina, the ST. Louis Republican
which they. feed is endorsing. aiding
and abetipg this lawiess movement that
will devote Kansas to scenes of violence
and blood. curse !, with civil war, and
cause il to be spurned in all time. as q
bligh,ed range of Regulators" Hun
dreds of thousands Of good citizens who
would otherwise make their homes there
and build it to an empire State, as il
would be The central geographical State
of North America. will never put their
foo, in il. if organized bands, of men.
under the ~coun'enance Of the public
sentiment of Missouri, are to erect there
an irresponsible and damnable ~inquisi-
iion, to put men through an investigation
of fitness to occupy that territory. Let
the freemen and patriots of Missouri be
aroused to the danger that threatens
Kansas ST.. Louis lntsHigencer.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
A New Type-Setting Machine.
COPENHAGEN. Nav ia.

Owing to the p%oIiteness Of the editors,
l have now been able TO see the new
composing machine as in actual opera
ton in The Office Of The 'Facrelande..'
Instead of the usual cases and composing
s'irks. and the composition standing at
his work. we zee a person sitting before
a machine with keys like a piano, which
he plays on necessarily, and every touch
on the ,angen. is followed by a click;
the letter is already in its Place in the
long mahogany channel prepared for il.
The whole is excessively Ingenious
In fact. it is a fairy work. The NOS,
wonderful part is that j. sets the news
page, and with an exactness perfectly
sure. No mistake can ever occur. The
composiior by his machine does four
times a, much work as another work.
man, bat as he requires an assistant to
line and page the sci type. this brings it
to twice the amour, Of type set. The
whole is Sc clean and pleasant that il
will probably o be a favoriie employ
ment for women.
The machine occupies a very small
space. 40, more than a large chair. and
is beautifully made of hard wood. brass
and steel. Its success is now beyond
all doubt. The proprietors of the
'Fedrelande,' are so gra,i6ed by the one
they now have. they have ordered ano,h-
er. The price is 2.400 Danish dollars.
|, will last. apparently. for a century or
two without, repair. Mr.. Sorensop. ihs
inventor, himself a compositor all hia lie.
kindly shows the machine to any visitor.
OF course a compassion cannot set with
his machine at once; i. will take him a
shor. time. q few days, Tor him 10 be-
come familiar with the details, blu, he is
then a gentleman compared 10 his old
comrades.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

A. HAWKINS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

CO WE would respectfully inform the in
lao1ants of Ottumwa and vicinity that WooD
Il HAWKINS have formed a co-partnersh p in
the practice of medicine and Surgery, and are
prepared 10 attend all calls in The line of their
profession. Punetual attendance and reasona-
Bile charges.
One or both may be found at their Office, or at
Their residences when not absent on business
Dr.. Hawkins residence-.n the house formerly
occupied by James Baker.
WOOD s. HAWKINS.
November cath. 1853.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

the clique of Gen. Smoo, suffered disas.
,rous defeat, and the bully himself was
borne away TO prison.
Such was the debut of Archibald Yell
in Arkansas; and from that day his popu.
larily as a man, a Judge, as a hero. and
as a politician. wen. on rapidly and bril-
lianuy increasing, ill he eclipsed all the
oldes! and mos, powerful names.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
THE OPENING OF JAPAN.

The China Man OF April OH, gives
a sketch of Commodore Perry's pro.
ceedings on his las,,isil TO Japan. The
Mail is sure ''iha, the most skiiful diplo.
ma,iss in Europe could not have brough.
matters TO SO speedy, pacific and success.
full an issue. Commodore Perry was
known as a brave as well as accomplish.
ed seaman, but j. was thought he had
rather a propensity for fighting. which.
indeed, with such means al his diposal,
and such people 10 deal with as the
japanese were ignoraniIy presumed 10
be. was deemed inevitable by most. He
has peacefully and amicably opened
Japan to the intercourse OF his country
men, without firing a shot or using an
angry word"
Commodore Perry left Hong Kong
January 18th. in the Susquehanua, Gc-
companied by the Powha.an and the
Mississippi-,he sailing vessels Wanda
liza, Southampton, Supply and Lexing-
ton having some time before proceeded
TO the rendezvous at Napakiahg in Loo
Choo, where the squadron me. on the
2lst of January.
The squadron reached Jeddo on the
18th of February. A few small forts
mounting ten or twelve guns each. were
observed, but made no HUSTLE demon.
STATIONS. Boats were not allowed 10
come alongside until the vessels had ia
ken their stations, and hen the Govern.
ment officers were directed 10 the Pow
haian, 60 which the C~ommodore's flag
had been removed,) where they had an
interview on the l3lh with The fleet
Captain Adams, 10 whom. after the ex.
change Of compliments. the Japanese
stated that III a few days a special high
officer would be sent from Yedo TO meet
the Commodore and arrange everything
in a courteous, frank. and friendly man.
ner, bu, they objected that the vessels
had come TOO far mp, aud recommended
their return 10 Uraga, where the Empe
ror desired The nee.ing should be held
as before. The next day after some
talk, the Japanese left it to the Commo
dore TO select his own plan for consulta
lion, and Capt. Adams was sent TO Uraga
The meeting was held a. yokohama.
Eleven days afterwards the meeting
took place; and in The interval, entertain
ments were inlerchanged by the Ameri.
can and Japanese officers. At one Of
Two given by Captain Buckannan, the
Governor OF Uraga. as we have seen in
Keyins and other high Chinese officials
at once fell in with foreign observances
in toas,ing and speechifyipg. Captain
Buchanan proposed the health Of The
Emperor of Japan, which was drunk
standing "wilh oil the honors," aud was
acknowledged by The Governor Of Uraga
who in return sim ilarly proposed the
health Of the President Of the United
States. The japanese used their liquor
freely, especially champagne and liq-
ueurs. greatly admitting The glassware
that conlained them; and expressed a hope
tina, The time was at hand when they
would be a, liberty TO visit foreign cuun-
tries in steamers and ships Of three
mas's.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
p e TIC
N 0 W..

The following lines from Household Word
are full of wholesome advice as we'll as beauti
full imagery. They convey TO the youthfu
dreamer a lesson which it would be well 70
him to ponder:
Arise! for the day is passing
While you lie dreaming on:
Your brothers are cased in armor,
And forth 10 The fight are gone;
Your place in the ranks awaits you;
Each man has a part 10 play;
The past and the future are nothing
In the face Of stern to-day.
Arise from your dreams of the future
OF gaining a hard-fought field,
OF storming the airy fortress,
OF bidding the giant yield;
Your future has deeds of glory,
OF honor; God granti it may!)
But your arm will never be stronger
Or needed as now-,o-day.
Arise! If the past detain you,
Her sunshine and storms forget!
No chains so unworthy 10 hold you
As those Of a vain regrei;
Sad or bright, she is lifeless ever;
Cast her phantom arms away,
Nor look back, save TO learn the lesson
OF a nobler strife to-day.
Arise! for the hour is passing;
The sound that you dimly hear,
Is your enemy marching to battle!
Risel rise! for the foe is near!
Stay not to brighten your weapons,
Or the hour will strike at last,
And from dreams OF a coming battle,
You will waken and find it past.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

II Glass is a variable compound Of
the s~ilica,es of potash. soda, alumine. or
lime. with some metallic oxyd for a col
oring material. according to tho purpose
for which il is needed. Window glass.
and all other kinds of glass that are in
tended simply for the ready transmission
Of the rays of light, and no exposure TO
intense heat. are made Of the whi,ess
Of lime. the purest soda ash. and the
most transparent, silica or glass sand. ip,
the average proportions Of three Of sand,
one Of soda ash, and neatly oae Of, lime.
the proportion varying according 10 the
purity Of the ingredients.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

The Know NoTHINcs 1t is said
,ha, this organization humble re-. in tho
city Of New York. $4,000 adherents-
men, and mostly young and middle aged
men. heretofore Of various par.ies-a
great majority American bosn. and all
voters. and American in spirit. Outside
the city the rami6ca.ions Of The Order
reach all sec ions of the State, and it 10
believed tina. they a control the State
and city elections more directly and deci-
dedly than any other third party ever or
ganized. We hear it in,imated that this
association is preparing to take a con-
trolling part in our State election next
fall.-BH. Com. I'D.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

u The process of melting the ores
of iron consists in separating the pure
metal from the earthly substances with
which j, is in combination. Those SUBJ
stances, in the ores of iron that are gen.
orally worked, are sulphur. and quartz.
Or their compounds with oxygen. The
process of reducing the ores of iron to
the metallic state was probably imper-
fec,ly known IN the time that The Ro-
mans held possession of England. al
though i. was not till the seventeenth
century that the method Of smelling by
mineral or pit coal was discovered.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

i5 Georgia, which is known to be
the Empire State of the South, and
which is certainly one Of the most intel.
ligent and Thrifty OF The Southern States.
has within its borders foriy-One thousand
of free white grown persons who caa
neither read nor write! The editor of
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel is
mortified at this result. and declares 'lhe
evil. grea, as il is, to Ne a growing one"
and it charges the Legislature OF
the State with being Immediately res
ponsible for so foul and deep a bio, upon
the State. There were in 1910 thirty
thousand adults who could neither read
nor write, and he number has increased
to Al 900 since tina, time. The increase
of ignorance goes beyond the increase
OF populanon--for while The latter has
been under % per cent, the former has
exceeded "a per cent. Should the evil
grow in a like ratio with the few years
past, according to "a Georgia calculation
before us. there will be in ior:y.six years
hence. 10000 grown up white persons
unable &c read or write.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
ASHLAND SEMINARY

WILL m on Monday, July Bird,
1854, for the Term of sixteen weeks.
The Board of Trustees have divided the year
into three equal sessions.
Terms Of Tuition per Session:
Spelling, Reading & Writing, : : So co
Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar, 4 90
Higher Observation-Disclosures, Lam
suages, &c., &C., = 9 co
One half to be paid oy the middle and the
balance at the expiration Of the term.
LEWIS DWIGHT, Principal.
= ISRAEL YOUNG, Treasurer.
JOHN BUTLER, Secretary.
THOMAS PING, Agent.
Ashland, WaPello Co., June 10, 165I.ti
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06
Estray Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, } SIS

STATE UF IUW 4, &C.
WAPELLo COUNTY,
@ TAKEN UP, before Hugh Con-
ALGIS nelly, Esq, a Justice of the Peace
x " in and for said County, on the 9th
1--day of May, AID. 1854, by John
H.. Carter, of Pleasant Township, at his resi-
dence therein, Estray property Of the following
description, to-wit: A bay horse, about 0years
old, saddle marked on either side of the back
blaze in the face-lame in the right forefoot-
some white hairs on both sides of the neck
supposed that he will not work-about fourteen
hands high, and appraised at forty-fve dollars,
by Samuel Robertson and William A. Mace.
JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk,
Ottumwa, May 81, 1854, 22m3 w. c. Ioa.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-06

II The iriumphs OF truth are most
glorious. chiefly because they are tho
NOS. bloodless Of all victories, deiivine
their highcs. lus,re from the aumber Of
not Of the slain.