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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-22
NEW ,KRIvAL OLE WAILrArER, &c

M have just received at our Pap and UpLei,trry
Sio-e Oh First sire I, opposite Merritt. Fi.id &
Co.. large assortment of very handsome welt as
commas varieties OF Wall Paper, with Window Blinds.
Fire Boards. &c DC, which ask those In examine
who wish To purchase, will sill them al the srssf
market price. Weare prepared p=pcr room. To- the
newest stEc on short notice. tall nnd -xanine our
papers I'm, i3-tf) G.. SCHAtTT q STAIN.
L)EtL.tED per steamer Dick Key.--Siry.s
III KS.vEs FORKS, COFFEE MILLS SvooS, C.r.
&c.. Ac.-
Il dog Selves. IA and16 IL gross Spoons a,,'d.
doz kiddids: d"z DustiI & b.. sl,. .;
- Joz kbiycsS Fork assd doz Clothes do:
10 dog Butcher Knives. ~ deg Shoe do: -e
Il bx. Coffee Mills. nss,l ~ deg Scrubtiug do: &
4dnz Moiasscs Caters, nos. Is dog fior.s ..: q.
iatd 2: 10 ok, Shaving de:
] gross Gmleis; dog do Boyr.: -'fA
2dOz Tape Borers: I0d, Carpenter PEI ellis;
e5 Curry Combs. ASST gross Lead do:
so Thousand :. Il. Caps. .ox inch ri s. r Les:
SO DO G. ID. do; 10 bxs Glass Pipe:
For sale AT low cs rket price by
myi3 1 & ID. HERMANN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-22

RECfs oALacN- CHEESE, PRUNEs. CHoCOs
ID LAD SrIcf, &c, reed per steam ev Dirk Ke,..
: cases iso Jars rIunes; cases "a boxes Prun~.; 4
hi bbls pickld Salmon; baske cts 10 ,;z Oye III.
kits Mackerel; e5 b,s Enc p,i,x Co.,.
pois fefrs Farley; bbis Canr. Sugar-eured
- pAs thoeoia.e, Dried Beef; ~
% oAs 90 pe Sahtc 30 BIKE Dried Herring;
an supcrane a Ia yanilie; - bxs Ground spicr;
IS bxs Pearl Starch; Q Lbl, snl.yatps.
I2 tsvs Pearl Sta rch i'm n 10 Dbl, SACK Salt.
W Ifs Cidcr vinegar; 2bSs Cream TARTAR
soEs NntmegS Is doz Bed-cords, hemp
sF.i| ouon BEDFORD; grass and ju,e:
CONS Grass do; g bSs Palm Sozp; q
10 hNs q rinnn Soap; % bxs Fancy do; z
Is bXs Shaving do: sbss Sail Sod,.
"a bundles Cotton rwne; for sal, nj the Lava m.,tf
price 10y (mylD 1. * ID. KEENAN,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-22
VII. Theod. Dic,sch at Evansville.

Editor of "Rel,rm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-21
Correspondence of the North c,rol;

Mr.. HOLDEN: Before resume NV Ou4 u. ~ 49,.
drop you line relative to the incda. aS'eS Must
few days. Iwrite from one of the moot the past
my eyes ever oeheld | have often heard =: places
speak OF the unequaled beauty of Oxford travellers
only within day OF two past that h,ro outfits
mtted to gaze with admirne ewes nno aaie Oeen Per-
scenery and residences. find the biaI Oeaahfd
invariably bestowed falls short of the res p'se
ness OF the place. | am positively delc JSuisc'e
every thing around me. know not vb;aS 4V With
most. its handsome and agreeable women ~ admire
pitable and urbane men; but of courSo VI It's hos
the former, though it looks a little inyido uuS s'g
the many kndnesses have received from UuS alter
But to the purpose. of this hasty letter very one
reached here on Wednesday evening l,,,
ascertaining that there would be an las! and
one of the large Female Schools of the nlan"
next day, determined to remain and am L vi zoe
glad did so. have never witnessed anv b -ra
perior to 1T. The proficiency of the vonna pr ~
was astonishing, and upon expressing NV s,. .au9
and admiration was told that MIR. VeDabIss Snta
as teacher was such that his patrons were nroo
ed for any superiority in his pupils either FL T
OF solid instruction or finished culture. The ."$
ence was large and appeared to be of mpcb mo
intellectual character than most assemblies in VII
lagos and towns. AT night there was Concert Ir
the young ladies, which was more numeronSv.
tended than the interesting exercises of the S,r
The performers discoursed music most swos uG!
and proved incontestaby that they were alents
the art musicale
In the afternoon of the second dav, Tridav,,,
address was delivered by Mr.. Edwin &. Reade Tba
is lawyer, leaIn,. of considerable ability and i
reputed to be one of the most subtle minds and dey
ferrous advocates in the South His effort on tli
occasion was certainly of a high order was never
better edited in my life, and at this time can not
recall any similar effort which was so apposte fl
the occasion, and in which were blended with such
an artists skill beauty wisdom, and humor Though
a mere sojourner, l should be glad if this address
were given to the world. If so, am not mistaken
when claim for it signal reputation.
There was delightful soiree held in the evening
at the residence Of the Principal. l imagine there
were some $50 persons in attendance, apparently
the bloom of youth and full of the gaietes of life
was vastly impressed with the large collection Of
really handsome ladies' and well dressed decOrOw
young men. left about II o'clock and understand
this morning that every thing event merry asa
marriage bell" and that the festivities were pOng
I'd until the "wee hours"
May many such pleasant days be in reserve for
he kind deniZens of this charming place, is the cher
shed hope of COSMOP0LITE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-21

9 g brains bqrsted out; and thar
serves crushed out that nol was the wps
IA 'ss 5WeePs bitter tears Of rS over
iSL r. s bin Of tbat ret Bp
Wee n s,' mat n1Tle of the new Statsort whss
the lands and IN should
p.ossss's q the sales and should Per cent
NJ, NIL tlle according 70 men SHARE
Inc new States got the 500 0oo ~ federal poppl
oio states got almost nothing. aeS es Of land.
winch they meted out to the m, ate tbs is Tho
soI winch they professed tbe,ns,,l 9lured oldS@
guardians And what has bear ,se 81 the AZ
upon State legislation BY the nm, me effect DreS
our wing friends of golden b p,ohises held n.y.
from the federal treasury? In i N, to be y.
legislature has been induced f. Sofih CarOlns
debt of $4,000, 600. when sb ~ involve the S.aaa
OF paying even the interest upont uaa l, not the
of the taxes; and there is reosn s without an na
next legislature will feel itself coil 70 believe thu
the debt to probably double tbat upon to 6c' Y
complete the works already cor ,,S sum- in Orda0
deavor to render them aySiIsSia nieheed and !"
that State will be subjected to b anu the pcOn,
hitherto unknown 'uroen Of t,s rF
Mr.. Chairman, | feel as anxious d..
every earthly interestI possess is cen afOl1a r
has honored me with seat on this NIL
and happy. ] would go as far so ,,OOr, prOp5
humble abilities, as any of her sons S'o:rolng ~
efforts to promote her prosperity and In IN all p@:
cannot view this policy of distrihnt;nnE I'd ppmes
light than as unjust to her, injurious in -. any Oh
corrupting in its tendencies and d;S.a.IS opesfn
suits and shall therefore vote apsina! in n
forms. e"''iSl 1t In al ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

KlUkiNa HoRsEs.--Mr. Editor! 1t occurred 10
me that receipt published in your pepper for tile
cure Of Kicking hOTs,s, might be Of much service
to persons afflicted with such dangerous animals.
The operation for cure 10 be commenced as fol-
lows, TO wit: Put on q hendslOll OF bride, with
twisted straight bits in the mouth Of the horse TO
be cured, then put on common back saddle,
with The ihilllugs or any strap or gin, with loops
on either side OF the horse, is equally gOOdj then
buckle pnir Of long reins, open IN the middle
into the bits, and pass them through the thill
Tugs OF loo, s. one 10 each hind leg above the iel.
lock Joint, lheTe make each rein lasl to the leg
allowing sufficient length Of rein (cT your horse to
walk or irot, as the operator moy think proper
Ev Tylhing complete you will have The animal
commence the operation Of kiokingj the first will
be smart kick, the second lighter, and so OIL till
your horse Cbn not be made TO kick any MORE
by the above method many now worthless horses
may DO made valuaUle.-Mdine Farmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
JOR PRTNp1NG.

Our job Office, since our removal to new quart
ers, has been enlarged, and improved by the ndh-
ton Of new materials. In selecting our materials
we keep pace with the fashions of the day and the
demands OF the public, and by adding Os we are
constantly doing, new and fashionable styles Of
type to our assortment whenever there is an i'm
ptovement in the att our job Office has been sN-
pnnded into one II the largest aud best in the wesI
We employ no persons but The best workmen, and
unexpectedly solicit business men, and oil 9th
swho desire Cards, Croalarsi Bill Heads Bills Of
Ladlng, Blank checks, iandbills, Steamboat bills,
Pamphlets, OF any other description Of Letter
Press Printing, to give us o call, feeling assured
that we can render perfect satisfaction both in the
vie aud prices Of our work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

aJRol Ell Dale Owen whites from NuPles;-"l
lave moi seen q man partially intoxicated since
have been in the city, OF 100000 Inhabitants, aud
they say one mOy live here for years without seeing
one. All drink light vines aud an not at oil
sure II LongWoTlb, the Cincinnati patron Of Yine-
yards, Is not dong more in OUT county lor temper
ones than any temperance lecturer in it,"
We have no doubt Of Il. Every Days obSeryo.
iion but confirms us in this theory. Devise some
plan by which wines can be made in this country
O. oheaPly as they are in France, Germany and
Italy end the immense consumption Of distilled
spihts will be greatly lessened. The testimony Of
Me-. Owen agrees with that Of every traveller in
in the wine growing counties Of EurOpe.-- Ohio
STATE Jour-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
TO Make Your Hair CURL
The Wonder of the World

NHR great wonder Of tile world has At length been dis
i covered YOueannot make ono halr white OF black,
but Mr. Byron III, RObb has at length procured the
truth OF lie great secret amer much study, toll and eH-
pene how to make the hair curl and wave In the most
Travelled through varous parts OF Europe Or upward
OF ne years In search OF The celebrated chemls and
physloOgst NJ Jacques, and has Al length found him IN
Italy, and PURCHASED Of him tie receipt for $500 an
persons having the moet utoulh AMI coaTae looking hair
have transformed into tho most beautiful and chT-
Ing Appearance that could b desired. The composition
Of which the article 10 composed will not cost more than
my Gents, and but one application needed 10 TIE hair to
1t TO curl and wave lntho most Uniform and perfect
order for he and thus Improve the looks and appearance
100 per cent We nav oner this wonderful discovery 10
the world for the sum OF %,
~ Dlrecta letters 10 HyRon NE Robb, Farm
lngons Trpmhull county, Ohio, aud The receipt win %
Forwarded TO the paTaon an cifrr mf bs
PfEpaid 10 Esetuea iisniion. jyi6dsm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

PARTrEs M MArNE.--A Maine paper gives the
following ss 6erO Of the party names in that
Slate, some Ofthem growing out Of the divisions
during the late election there, via +: Wild Cats,
wolly Heads, Hunkers, SlTightOut Wings, Morrill,
Wings, Fusion Wings, Anu.FuSion Wings, Fu.
sion Democrats, Morrill, Temperance Democrats,
Nebaska Wild Cat Democrats, Anli.NebrOSka
Old Line Democrats, Anli Nebraska Anti Morrill,
Democrats, PreeSoisEs, Fusion FreesOileTs, Hook
and Ladder Democrats, Temperance And-Mano
Law Democrats, Temperance Anti Name Law
Wings Pierce PoniS NebfnskS Wings, Dumb
Democrats, 60. AS might be supposed, so many
squads stepping out Of the ranks Of the leading
parties, and all pulling different ways, have given
something Of t,OiSt to the politics Of the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

INsuHANcE.-The failure Of the Protection In
surance Company, of Hartford, c., caused quite
q sensation on Monday last, at Fredericksburg, Va.
The Herald says;
The risks taken in this place were numeIOuSand
Tot large amounts Policies to the amount Of 10
OF $4,000 were during the day issued BY the Pre-
detcksburg Insurance Company" and the 'Ynl
ley Insurance Company and we presume all
whose safely has lor the moment been endangered
will avail tismselveSO Of these einsIitutOnsfOr
future security.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

SADAHD Fatal ACCiUEET.--A little son OF Mrs.
Roop, living on Centre street, in this city, about
eight Yeas Of age, met wi Il an accident OIL TUES
day evening last, which terminated in his death.
II Is supposed that he was on the ool Of the porch,
il being three stories high, and losing his balance
he fell 10 the ground, where he was shortly after
wards discovered life being entirely extinct. He
was very active, and intelligent boy. The dis
tressed mother has the sincere coincidence Of the
communicated Cumberland Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
EXCELSIORll

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock OF GsOOds ever brought
90 this city can be seen ne
NO. 35 CORNER MONROE AND WATER sTREETsJ
wheeling, Vn
fUHOS. HUGHES bogStO assure his pllrons and the
public generally, that the above statement Is II orally
true; aud convince themselves that this IL so, II they
will call al his store they will sec the most beautiful as
Sortmont OF supei fine -
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND YBSTINGS,
CRAvATs, CLOWNS, mANDKERclIiERs, no
sIERY AND MOTIONS OENERALIY,
That has eyer been offered for sale 10 the public o. Wheel
mgI ii is needless to assure my riends hat diTnt
nGii 10 ts hut at the present SEASON. lie condono Of
be eastern markets Is such as MsWe my doing so, In
CUnsequence Of prices heing considerably reduced. so
that my lendS may rely upon gellins The best OF bar
gans only request OF item To favor me with call
and inspect my very splendid stock
THi HUGHES, cor. Monroe and Water sis;
senio Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
TnE HARvEsr IN ExoLASD.-I'he N. Y. Cou

TnE HARvEsr IN ENoLGED.-lhe N. Y. COu-
rier Cr Tuesday says:
Tile letter written by Gen. Webb in London oh
the Oath August, in TegoT 10 the English harvest.
and the probable effect upon the price Of wheat, S
abundantly confirmed Ivy the leading OItcle pub
lished in the London Times Of September 1, just
one week later. Tie Times states that "the DIFF
ference in The price uf wheat, compared. with that
in the previous lwelvemonth, will be at least 20s.
a quarter in favor OF the ublic, which on The to-
tai consumption will amount to boon Of S26,-
600 900 to tue public on wheat alone, besides cor
responding relief on other graln." The decline
here predicted corresponds precisely with the fig
ures given in our editorial letter. aud indeed
throughout the two articles the facts and infer
enoes ure almost identical in substance aud form,
as The reader will pelcelye on peTuslng the article
from The Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

A BEAUTIFUL PAssLOE.-We eGtInct the follow.
ing from The Reveres OF Bachelor. by Ike Marvel.
II lisa very fine passage;
"a man without some sort OF religion is at best
poor TeproDate, tue football of dettiny, with no
tie linking him to inRnly aud to the wondeTous
eternity that Is begun wIthnj hut woman with.
on: seven aorsej flame without heat, rainbow
without color flower without perfume. a man
may in some soil tie his frail hopes and his honoTS
to this weak shifting ground tace, To his business
or the world; but woman without that anchor call
ed Faith, is dTift and wreck A man may
cumsily continue a SoTl Of moral TeSpOLS billty
out Of Teat to mnnklndj but a woman ia her
comparatively isolated sphere, where affection and
not purpose Is the CONTROL ny motive, can find no
basis in any other system OF right action but that
Of spiritual faith. A man may crazy his thoughts
and his brains to lTuihlulness, in such poor haE'
HORACE as fam. and reputation may stretch before
him, but wonan-whsTe eau size put her hopes
in storms il moi in Heivenl And that sweet
Iustfulnesstlnt abiding love, that enduring hope
melowing every page and scene OF llle-lightning
them with pleasant radiance, when The worlds
storms break an array with smoking cannon.-
What cen bestow II all but holy soul, tied 10
what's stronger than an nnny with caunOnl Who
los enjoyed the love of a christian mother but
will echo the thought with energy, and haIlOw It
with teaTi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

SoME THIN0s WE SHOULD LIKE TO Know
Whether the person who stood upon ceremony
has found any Inlling on lat, lyl When tie man
who stopped up all night Is likely TO take the plug
QUIT II the invalid who was given over has been
handed back asalnl When the philanlhropist
who got up petition is likely 10 come DOWN.
Whist discount is given for cash by Tue pnTty who
made an allowance lor anolhers leelinlsl-DiO.
Pents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

TnE BPIDEMC AT SAVANSAH.--There were 81
deaths at Savannah ON Saturday, ofwhich ewere
from yellow fever. Among the victims were Job
#. Tiles. commission merchant, aud MISS Mary
Brown, Sister Of Charity. Athens, Ca hnssenI
$50 for the relief Of the sufferers, ana 400 chick.
ems aud large quantity Of bread have been re.
csivsd from The Young Mems Benevolent Associa-
tion al Columbus, Ga.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

NEyER DesPlsg YouR BUslNgss.--"NO man Of
sense" IL has been observed, "despisps his bread
and butter" It's only the weak who are asham.
ed Of laboring ioT livelihood, OF who affect to
sooTn the bIamch Of busineSs which They especially
pursue. The FIRST duty which every man owes 10
HIMSELF 10 his family end TO his fellow. citizens is
not tU become burden peouniarily to sooieiy.--
That commonwealth nlso Is the most aouIshing in
which The proportion Of dIOnes Is The GeweSti in
deed The idea Of perfect state involves the neces
sly OF every member Of II being pEoducel.-
Hence II is that work is always honorable. The
must ordinary hnndiorall employment Is MS worthy
II exercised honestly, as the profession OF law OF
meJiCne, Each citizen should follow that avo'
cation for which he is best suited aud when lie
,loes this he fulfls the law Of his exi tencei but
never otherwise. a bad lawyer is less Truly TeS'
pectable than good mechanic and an abe DOCTOR
is no more meTitoTiOus than an honest labOTer' 10
10 ones duty, in the walk whete one can be most
efficient, is To be honorable; to neglect IT, OF 10
seek some other walk, is 10 become lenIly "SS'uo,
ed, BY this standard, and Ills only shou'u we
Judge OF mems responsibility. II IS lllhe 'hut
we republicans UanisheI The arbitrary llnes OI
Caste as appl ed TO tile pursuits oil me- "n'c" a'e
derived from feudal EuTope'
Yet there are thousands Of men who are asham'
ed Of lheir business. ATE they retail YenutIs'-
They scotn contlnulnBto make money IN 'uelr O'u
way, and long 10 embark IN tile wholesale me
Are they iobGeIsi They think II they could Cn'y
be skipners that their glory would culminaIe,--
Are lley meohancsl They regret they hIe not
lawyer ATE they lamtrsl They think TO be IN
business in town. Such persons, IN their hraFIs'
worshin absurd distinctions inherited from the So
cia lie Of England, and regard The PhysicAns,lhs
politician OF The banker os really greater men man
common human clay. These ale what IhaoRtty
calls 'snobs;' men Of pEeleuce and weak Ioyi
men who despise iheI own bread and butter The
wise man, ON the contrary, seeks Independence Oy
sendily attending TO his own business, well aware
that an independence, honestly acquired, IS his
best claim to esteem. II is young men, OF Telher
lads that ere The Olsnest victims 10 this weakness
Tsns of thousands have been ShipwreCked in life,
| from having chosen pursuit unsuitable to them,
TEMPTED thereto by false notions Of The VulguHsy
OF o trade, and the superior dignity OF commerce
Of profession, Pail LsdgT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25


A MoDKRS DIcTloSARY. Public Abuse--1l,e
mud with which eYeIy Traveller is spnlleErd on The
road to distinction,
Distant Relntions--PeOpe who imagine they
have n claim 10 rob you If you ate TiOh and 10 in.
suit you il you ATE poor.
Belle--A beautiful, but useless insect without
wings, whose cOloEs fade on being removed from
Tue sunshine,
HeaIt--A very rare article, sometimes found in
human beings. 1t is soon, however, destroyed 10y
commerce With The world, OF else becomes fatal 10
its posseSsoT.
HOusewifeTy--An ancient art, said 10 have been
once fashionable amoung young girls and wiyesi
now entirely out Of use, or prOotced only by the
lower OnleEs'
wealtl--The most respectable quality Of the
man.
vi.tue--An awkwOrd habit of acting different
from other people. vulgar word. II creates
great mitlh in fashionable circles.
uonur--Sho ling n friend through The head,
whom you love, in order lU gain the praise Of 9th
els whom you Cespise.
Maruoge-TGe gateway through which the
lover leaves his enchanted regions aud returns TO
earth
Death--An ill.bred fellow, who visits people at
all seasons, and insists upon their Immediately Ie-
turning his call.
FUGuu--h VtloOu WIN VIII uut uholal gOu UCH
cause lie knows you will excuse him.
Welded Blisa--A term used by Milton. n
Bargan-A ludicrous Transaction, in which each
party thinks he has cheated the other.
CtitiC--A large dog that goes around uncllain-
ed and baTks at everything lie does not compile
hend.
lmpossibllity- Breakfast on board steamboat
without sausages.
Everybody Everybody, yet nobOdyi equal to
Colonel.
Young Atorney-A useless member OF society,"
who often goes wheTJ he has no business TO be,
just because lie has no business where he ought
to be.
States Evidence--A wretch who is pardonrd
(ot being baseT than his comrades.
The Grave--An ugly hole nthe ground, which
lovers and poets wish they were in, but take great
pains 10 keep ont Of.
MOdeSy-A beautiful flower that fonriShes only
in secret places.
Sensibilily-A quality by which the possessor IN
attempting TO promote The happiness Of other peo.
Pile loses his own.
A Man Of Talents-An impairment scoundrel
who thruSts himself forward; a writer Of exeCra.
ble poetryi person without modestYj NOISY fell
lUwj a speech maker,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

rT,Mr. John Clerk, in pleading before The House
of Lords, one day, happened to say, in his broad
cast Scotch accent, I'm plain English, ma Lords,
upon which Lord Eldin loosely remarked, I'm
plain Scotch, you mean, Mt Clerk The Prompl
advocate instantly yeluined, Mae natter in plain
common sense, ma L rdS, and that's the seine in
all languages, yell KEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25
OLOMB INSTITUTE
ron YOUNG LADIES.
nAMnMSRIIR(J pa

OLIVIA ], FRbNCHi PTincIpaI'
TNHE neat session OF this Institution will commence on
i I 1st of NOVeIhbCr, 1854, aud COntlnle for i've
months. Boarding, Wothirg aud liglt $50 Tor FIVE
months, or 300 per year Tuition hOm So 10 S4 for
Ave months, according 10 class. Any pelson sending
thICe scholars Tor aseSsOu oil live months and pPynB
Boald aud Tuition In l In advance, sha be eitled TO
reduction OF nV0dOlaTs on each scOlRi and any one
tending Ave scholars aud pa ylnp ileir Hoard and Tuition
IN advance shall be entitled iba cluoOn Of IS on each
scholar. This viii nhOid different individuals IN the
saine neghbOrhOOd an opportunity VI uniting aud thereby
Ieducing the eAie SEES 10.
Catalogues giving Vrlher information, be had byRp
plying TO the Principal.
N. B.--Piiees remain as heretofore.
Ca,ons,rrs, Pa, Sept 90, "a ssP26
No, / fSuper Phosphate of Lime. ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

T a complimentary banquet was given to p.
o, Al. WIN. RIlison, atlhs Revere House, Boston,
on Friday evening, BY the ODD Fellows Of Bosom,
In houoror his election - Grand Sire Ofthe Grand
.Inlae OF the United Elales.