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urTAs cissia,Il p,n RHs Department cost
tutias ne yesl ending April ii, 1855. The city
COtpnsiOn TIE M pt sso,t1t.l1, which Rua'
t'ibta Department enb,leibG i6 companies, $50
tneu,bett, lsS pipeaes. ddSetA wtletnta. tad
oaeetG Is eoeiaes. Uheludlpg The iE6 steam en-
Einttl IL hu's e,Hases, and q ,s6s teeto Of tp's,
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IMPORTANT.

BILrrucRE, Anil .4--N. q p-p"rsof Wsan',.
day received, with Havana a9l, " iu' H'0
Warrior 70 'iir 10Th.
Tie Union Of his 'lnrHin. s5yS I'M lu r.
Lumn, ms has moi Ne' i:an"G"; rs i.ra s'
ctI,,auce Of Tie romm>Sl9i .I!,s Cyu!; o! L'l!AS
IT.. State DEPARTMENT IL !rpY ~ hs Ras,s'n
Minister, tsriLtl il.l l.snrrn rr's''5 So" Il
Aliens and then 'eppflias by Am~',raE c'',zrns
can not Iereive IL. EeciS;eE YSNts'sIs1i '.e -.
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ACCIDENT.

PnrL,nILrnA. Arr. 2l.--The I n'cloc5 'rs'r
flo.n Eatlmorr for r iiaGrp'a MT with 3 SeiI'
3uS accident. Tie Ganp3n d; Pom; bliss" !h'"e
I,tiinr the Engine Ba.gat~. sl! EMts>r.'S M
into the iivei, lie passenger cars u!5 h'vril
lowed but tie coupling hr"lc whicli sa'en THEN.
The engineer was hai,r I'M: and Tie i'rln'a
Slightly. Tie lrplns utrrdrtS'nei ~ consequence
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RltrT

CnrcAoo. April 2l.-.CI;u quir', al'honch i'-
military ME sill out, nEd IL proPe q" aHrh ~
ciied. Eight OF ten small Lies sncs S4,uIlay.-
Tie license suits ME ri ,fra.s,ag.
isrcoNp msr,rcr
TIE city continues quirt Tie military az
guns ATE wilhdrwu Ron ;..- Con-. liyasr. "
mute treub's Is apnehvlJel.
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t1lti, now stated BY 4 committee Of the Com
Ma CoVneil NJ ciaeiaat,L tLat The %eaeth Di'
,s,On Of ibe Ohio aud AiSassiPpl Rail'osd, iiOH
S. LoOis to vineenas-lIt tniIes-WiIl be com
plslsa tpd 10 tuaains otdetbythe RiddIe Of thI'
n4nlh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

Aprurt Ll.Or Lore OF LrA'rt.-Tbe Pitts.
tsffl Post Of yesterday states that on Sunday a.
IStee taft containing 10000 feet Of
SOs'ls, belonging to MI Hook, Of waren, Pa,
vas inmued - hatd Sraiast sevetal log t'fS lyinE
nit. Lead Of Hers Island, that tue foStenings
eotnetiiDg il together wets broken loose, and the
lrH4tthtoWn uPon The wAlet. About two thou.
Sud dollars worth Aotted Of. II also Learns thai
pretaI othet tsfG were Destroyed on Sturdy and
sunday Two OF thtee ate lodged on The piets Of
tie diGetenl bridges, fton whence they cannot We
utea uRll the dTst falls. The loss Of lumber
IL, spring on tue Allegheny appears to bate Otsn
snehse.
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ClNCINNAlI MAKKEr.

ArAn 24.-Foa' quiet, sa',s Il 9,5hs.fn. re.
ceipiS' Iirh. WLnkytN0tc,i'Va3. Com NHsj,
finn. Oats 5OaSj. Provisions Gurt. AZ. w,
nnEe Lard 81, SJO k'rS IL 8, Tic. Aa:af fin 81
S!AGI. Molaxses 5!aS3 10 NJ = ss'l S"s5i iV' Oh
Golfer dull al lI!aIii fU no.
Eastern Exchange is2 Pl,m'afn.
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nr4Tu m REN. nlNIEL rO1R.

BusruS, Amil ga rt'a's 'c'''I ION Cty
lon, mrn'ro s:the death 10y Choiri', o! Rev. Dan.
Pooi. venerable ndSslnraly o. Inc hn"Fc''
Doald. The Cho'ela Il raging with greai i1!a'H
al Ceyltn.
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RlAeoOLp, va, Arrillr, 1854,
.V,t,.,. Ne,iiuc, : .vost's.;
: = Y ., IIi repeatedly, JH,urRBoRo.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RAuGULr, Wellington TO-, 1
Amin ihib 1EA

NITTT I0VNI IENI'
NIir. Ne,irrr a. Ntpbrcl!
lear SiIs al wAs uNEId, hyb friend OIL nhit, 10
try Hampton. Vegetable TirluIe Tor llySFtFta, will
WHICH an sihi6ird ti, UEoi dFFItTsitd and dltiitn'
ins :oGo lTutLsse aud Used Ule iV'is, aud iiemitt
~ Iuud lie haze idUcLh OILERS ~ ~ ", most OF
,ybnu IL Ia: ali, lAlk m,Ny Of ii aud would aJ To
.bust WHO IL yC UysJrr.fa, If ihty viii ute HAhp,Ohs
VtsClamC llK;U {, II VII teuAuly CUE them
YOuI, with GlCat lefptet, ~
ii. NEWCOMER.
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- ONO RnLGoIp.-ws bare uIvslled
IN .,,,i,s Of ibis road withia few days, and
- r.. have no sympathy whateret with The
= :. n,naea " tbe company ia regard 10 theft
- roDuettIon,, ne YETI ebtetiully beat les
.r,o ,Le good Turning order in which We
n, ro,d, ths, We len The Ohio tlyet. Tile
> i f.pstplly in good condition, flee Of Oh
,,p,. aud The cas- ,re as neat and eomlOtta.
carve eyst ttrelIed in. The ,tuuRsI 81
.,Jtt. vhisl has been tetttded as vets dan
vr police is btias vailed and nrchel with
.,,p1 afe aud substantial mahnet
4, old tine table has beeH tegutdsd BY buH
otp !, weir bsl one. 4 new time Table
,,i,, ,LOpshI will be beltetlh'uthe old one,
ito op.fttiOa on Monday.
\, g,pEOvl stOsine We found, eyenin pleas
,,,Lt,, 10 be Is Is Unstable an arrangement
l,,. ertr deemed 1t. In view Of the legal
.tr!,pr, now pending in tesstd TO The lnlunc'
/. =. to,.eM making commentator cettainthiDgs
n stuek US as somewhat queer considering
o+,.1p,Ory naluts ofth lnjunction.
.s,u,,o, II. X. Snr1u, and MI p1r1EGsOS,
,.5s 4,ent, We found 10 be rery polite and &C.
ayS.n4 ts4t.nen, aud such IS would DO
s-u 10 tuy tua1.
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al & PnNpLpToN.

,,,.u,,, t,naid,u tOr cOpStsss, will address liz
,pt o. Coke. Ga s,iprd,y NtSi9, ~ O'Clock, ?.
ho ..., s,LOol HOSE, ii EshI Of saRe d'r
!'AE ~, y,,,t,dtr, Monday May Il (eoun dhrN
~ c c'' 1t lIIbt Of tam4 aiyiiN u
,.,',Sr. "a rttsdty aiFhi, 4NT Is
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I1tn.olielIca fc.tllponr.-1L..l tal. q n.

RNuoOLp. Nd ,yArril iIib, iES.
Us's. NtTiiVr q MOak..;
iHsI SUI LsVr .uatICd wNh TRin ~ Iny Att tn4
bali, aud uNdcr ivy N"udC blade uI Tue last PA Jtt'.
.1 IsIu all kinds Oi nrCltF, hui derived Ia lFEe'
f.! Attr IeceIVed ttk iniIOi vi HlapIUTA NtErio'
he ImriUt IIUul on, Thought wOad NI whh iItLe
Itrte Walimh did so, aud III teW weeks VII iAe
W,s new INST. II hbE Cueh He SIH EON irt II Uai
10. ily COMPLEXION - iiie, iOfIkny 1t NtN AalOW.
ial g.pd svIt ne end cal WIN I'plta1t wIitaIt
InsnrItuICINr IAIe suffered so lu,G AID ~ h1ca To-
uli hOw PuOy, iLst wOIid Ndvse iLe Afflicted "tGt
Ian InsimtI ~. HsmigUn'S i.iI lrltl.
VuGiS, IcHTc'hFl!, y. MENJZFE.
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rcs-ntl.tate FrmA'rs and children viii PItNe IEyIt Il
tmts CofhS. Ltoitti;is n!'Iertiu. AvtI '0tnhhltG,
StuULS, With III e'sMsetnenit 81 tx GyIleIl.
t'S ard rel pamphlets, E,t:is.
Fol .ss b. q. IL. Logan & CO., wlttlihe, ItIh
ult.cr:s; ) Ohm n. inpPan, lIth wsrd, And u
u UsristN EeifIs.y. .
Suai by bUA TIVE & MONTEREY, $50 ttltitnnit u
EtW!InnIt, aud ~ IiiOslUAy, \. ).
uT'PnCe s. IeT baiic tF96
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYsPEPTlC MEDICINE"
WOPLDfl"

Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
PlTe BOxes for $500.
$50, H AL S. = A DIS"
AN7I.NTSPEPT7C Pins
NULL relieve every "hNToN betNE' who has tHT Of
TIE following symptoms
lldeettlOR, Headache,
Bili1thtftS, EAtieHk nervous tFiAIiOn.
Addily, PSlpItbii0n VI The heart
tett Of 0FPTebS0h 81 THEA tP5cT IUI te slight.
pit OF The 4onnch, est eYeriOn,
DePIetAiOA Of BPiTtt1, NittRt1S aid ibdlGtheIReGa
lleatiRe8s, o! VAioH,
Cold hands and Eett, uhPlebGGRt tOS:eiR The mouth
SumbheSS Of Tive Limbs aud particularly wheu rltl'y in
otbel EtTtS, The morning,
Vertigo Nausea, Dull LeO " taip, and sense OF
Mtieuty Of reputation, weight In The head.
StB1IoT, Temporary OAt Of memory
iTiittkiuty, 4 EeIBe Of Happiness,
DToHtibetSt PUlse less teqntni aud mole
DebilliS, ieeh;e thln usual.
EfTeRe LAnEuor aud R6. Dependency,
bauStion, EIDlcibtOn tHd Extreme De.
ReSile&IBeSt, bility,
COtilveRetA.
Phhtlnal Iepottt
Barnet l. Co.'s, II East Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
a. Pot sale b. urusrttt eyerywhere.AQ
G@PRlcE-3j cents TOt tlnEie box, or s. foT q '
AetoQ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

rrt Cr.r1,l llOrsr, totae,ly The "winslow, f"
4, IissI Of 2,ns'si!lei aud the travelling pdblir
!, ipJt tie ptOpuelotA Me'as. War & EtLIs'
,ns lekinbIe in hosts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

SrripL-Te Rslimote Sun Learns from gen.
,a,a ION AptdnsbutG, Va, that NJ. William
,ssss committed sutide BY htnginG himself 10 The
y, "a thu place, on Ftid'y mOfaire last The
.;t,xj had uupbet Of relatives and ftiends 10
l.taaat. n. was Al one tune engaged asa e0H'
E:IaN on ihs Bali, and Ohio Railtoad, and waste
.tsd 70 haze realized handsomely by bis Optfa'
ot,. NOfe tetenlly lie hIs been employed on the
NnA Western Yirginla Railroad, his competency
"a rutn,a ensuing hin employment ., all
.Ae'. Lattetly he bad become dssIpAIed, and Tot
u. ndI.ntiopI va, plIcei 10 tue MatIin'buie
~, tAste he enled bis life by bis own hani''
.hns bis Suspenleu ADD portion Of bis dt'~efs
n;se purpose u making a cofd 10 hang himself.
's leaves vile and thtee Of iOut thildten.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

Ie,.-ws Ersr, attention TO MI Amiek's sdvet.
t.arr:. TIE ice which he will furnish this yenr
rtotate3 from tie tive', and ftom tie creek Al
.atCuLlstl,I Leap"
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PlT1sErEdi, Apr gh-i''e; .svt ! inches
filling. Wra'hri pleasant.
Cr>clSSGri, Apn 24-i.su stationary. Eta.a
ef n.tnSaiii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

La,1 Cnnp-uncIs Joel was tincing lis bell
!, .,sllps fa a LOST child, aged THEE year"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

III t,rn that potion Of the toOf Of EinGwOOd
.l, itiI IN. night betOie last. One Of the Iruin'
!. .t1lgrI few hops BY tue Obstruction. No
s,l Lyn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

Rus,tO.-Tbe Stsubenyille Hstold slO,es that
,uA Means, Esq,i hes tesisael ;be Presidency Of
),Stustn,ills and Indiana RsilrOad. and that
Z e. Hubbstd, E,V, Of Columbus has Lsen
Ik4a ty Tue BO,ta Of DlteetOI to gil tue va.
mr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

lr Clnx,-M,. Fox, at bis COnieetion'ry, OF.
s:s he NelO1eon. will to-day coInpenre dis.
nsns re tt,m IL the multitude, and will also,
i IA Gays, have his SOFIA Fountain in OPets
-. FA ,lw,ys furnishes fist tate Articles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25

N'sTTI. V5If.sV = 7NtuIIGl!
EINs du.J owe 10 myself Eih The public 10 srttE
( II recommendation a. H.np'Oif. IIu:Vlt fOI hVF ItSb
w.. sis.Cted WL Tie iinsmlDlOry IiLCnmInm lle
rt ri iUrU unA1e !" uOsny WU'k, VI I0ttAl daI vi
Ngt;.
Having lVard Of lOvr vGiuabiy mt,iiciLr, As lV nIs
ln'I.r s;eT lIe liUs oI NhNh lVuId pIcHgi 'eiRi.
SId uu Az, iLIct hrUies AYR wts .mntI TO tpd
my-s'r ,niiy tu,t lido ltkt ETe1t pleasure In IrVn
mritinE iiImrOn'E TE1ue UtL4 sflclei asa etTt'in
SUJ irInEIHUi IrItjr.
IOUIs, respectfully, HESS.
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CIR. J. NJ. cALaOrx. Of The steamer Golden
:, died ., Alton, Illinois, CO Saturday.
L,4rr4 AGlv4L OF NV BOOks,-'Lits Ofsam
.ron,' THE Cs.lOns.' " BulEet, 'Tempi''
:, q The unkoown Heitess,' ~ The auIInt Of
gsp,n and bet AIuaet.' ELLEN NOtbut6 Of The
,.,splurss Of an otph.n,' by Eo,etson RenueIl,
X,lpla, Of The tl,tdships Of an Iieitess,' BY Ms
Use. Baker. Daughter Of the Lost Wines
!, Eus9ds, 'Rllsn Motimet,' "rbe Bandits Of
j. Ocean, 'Cl1udeS LAST Bullet,' &C., &C.,
~, ssn received by Robinson & Bto., No. 81
I'mLlptpa Hell.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHlM
Drs. Duncan and Cameron.

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
No. liG MIST SiSIH stLLtT, IE1WEIs RItt INR Eix,
Cincinnati.
'TlilS oi,e. under tN management Of It's Pttttni fto
r.e!UA, las be luntTCNNEs III ICrlStI0n lpI SUltr.
o. operations H. ILe AIu6Cai Department " DeniiNiiy
ibt lEiI ten let, aud 10 ertue VI taVIt tklH ke
waiting give SIhbtliVn 10 Ell WHO ERy lGN0T villa
:Lci TSuUuIe.
~ s,h0uUsIS wood esl' attention to the following
tiErlI PtBis PCisiuE " Attic al Teeth, viz: EetU
tWr usleIRt, CODJlt 10 tie weaieT, and LtGGHRsS In
restoring the HLluIt appearance The tlttth.kNd Nhlt
y to lnGl ale; ia ell Of With theJ w6IlEi ted In
ss'Gs iLEy sIt exceeded 81 hVat, aud t9alsd ~ bit
TEETH
Inserted i0E1 one 10 foil @i, With artificial CHHt-
Fa,I AID Ltti "a invkT,Ebi! iESlted b. IprtiLR
81 ope,si"H. Ia btn;niryPtTiOnkd lathe hoSl Lot.
TERMS:
Considering the SuPtiIOr tiAItctCr q tie work, and
tue suite rNer hty aiethe must te'A9mvle ia TIE
%esi.
Two rrr71i or MORE on COLI tlArI,
90 per Tooth.
TEp TEATn Oh HvEC Us ALvEH ILATE,
81 PR Tooth
IT, Uouey It!uuGCd u toe ItriL 10 hOI PROVE ttt-
I:T-FOr tie Information Of those llvilr At dlIee,
wt wtu'd sire that bur DCtitiet ave ktb that we can
10 IS Lourt and mar retes III proportion, 50 thai no de
ttunVu irtd be lFPlthtndsd
y y q q c RpHGRSS. Dentists.
No. ij5 we.t SiAth 81. ttlRetu hate ard Elm,
deIk-Ir CT EimAu.
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NUEEs Of Crv,h, HSsr,rl,rs, Ae.Tle cIy l. still tltr
y cone Lc.Iih,tIc hOn Hon. }. H. Dulbolu. We
KAtrut uySIrpsis, SVIViVb, NC., Ard tot al Metz
vNNs Ins4ArN aud fcuEs complaints, HsnEsR' TIMr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
cuR1sTMAs PRESENTS

T suhacl hrr nmld r.sprrlInIIy cal thr nticn
u tinn ol those wishing make lhcir riepda n p,c-
or Chris New hcal TINT will he Pri1ed nbov'
diamonds cnll nj gallery NIL select iron Ii lalr"
,ssortmcnt o Jewrlry nud Fancy Goods, lGs received
fot the orcnsian prices nt the times. aud have
them Flied with ol une hla nimmitohle PREMll NJ
DEGU UEHREOT1 PES. Remember that GlBRs bore
oi III the p.m by thr first premium over IA competitors
II the late tars at potrrshure and Richmnud which
IL a suil-irnt guarantee lint ha l. the pn hnNc
your imngn transferred equal Ia nature No without much
udr come nlong on ra,unda. IN your cnrrhRes or "n
foot n received uikc, nnd YOU VIII hnd rlrnty o
room goo, rr nnd every hing make ypu comfortable
whc wuiti, 4 Nout time OF sitting In every en-
the sat-ltttion gi,cu--"r elnIge made
A. thr -i<n ut III" alag J. T.. 6ItbS-
tE'' All nnper4 advertising for will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
NEW YORK.
nerring's Patent Fire-Pr00f Safes.

VIE subscriber continues t" mannias tni' ms nn'Ne
led patent htc uad burglar proof saes wnrtentea
qua Ia nny, Hnd superior to some ri tho many Whieh
haNe been tested null shed nnd noticed 10y the esr
tnanshout the Would fr he la't hren year 'nnh = sole
roitieor q" !.ds pnten ruwdcr proot lock, botn nav
ine received srpnlnte medals at The worlds tnf'
London. 1851 and New York in 1888 I. Also. u
pcutre (h> purchase ol Jouc- cefbmed pntrnt com
blnntlon and rermata ION bnnk lock. sl,oou IN gold
was placed IN the snle, rXhihued 1T the World faif
londe, secured by Has and Jnnc lock, nud ol'ied
reward ,nu, oae who would pick tn locks ot npen
the safe within .nt,-6y days ond although "re aed
upon l., sr,eml sliied in the nt al luck picking M
znreeed,d ia opening he safe. (ne change OF aer
Tim in tir locks kcVs hnving been nadc durnR the
II ne hut the remained in its snir depository and
"es returned To the proprietor, nnd medal a"Wdea
him tor the chnmrion snic of the "oflo. tnul III
N"ne genuine except thoso having the snh'cihcr hne
SlLAS &. llEkNlNttt
Green Bl, els. corner Pine and Nater-ts. New ' Notk
n B.-Ihr ah6ve 4air. ani LOCKS can br had (add
ne t,eehD nj manufacturers rrce- Of lis authorized
nsents, in all the rneipal Giles in the United satea
md Gunn In
for salc ia lyuehharp by the Agents
jan il-dlm J. II. THOMPSON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

ARSENIC EATERs.-A French medical journal
has an article on the arsenic eaters of Europe
This poison deadly in its effects when taken in
large doses, is eaten in minute quantities by the
peasants of Austria, particularly females, to in
crease their flesh and give roundness to their
limbs. The practice of eating arsenic also has
the effect of rendering them more enduring, and
facilitates respiration in mounting steep ascents.
Arsenic is often administered to horses in Vienna
by the grooms and coachmen Of the Austrian
capital. They mix liberal pinch of the powder
with oats, or attach to the bride fragment of
arsenic as large as pea wrapped in linen, and
when the horse is harnessed the saliva dissolves
the poison The glossy, round and elegant ap
pearance of valuable horses in Vienna, and
pecially the white foam about the mouth are gen.
orally due to arsenic, which, as is well known
increases salvation. 1t is also given to cattle
intended for fattening, but is said not to increase
their weight, though it adds to their size The
ill effects of this poison do not manifest them
selves till the practice of using it is stopped, and
then emaciaton follows, which no nourishing food
can prevent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

AI-o over 100 000 Paintings. Statues, Medals Chart.
Albums. Na'uahr Books mud PonoIios of Engrnvings.
mnhng in all $50 Qua rins which will be distributed b
a committee appointed by the Shareholders. aud for.
Aurlcd free of chdgeb he Public. obcdcnt servants
DA>HALL x CO,
1896 Bron.i"ay New York.
Order. for Engrnyiur- and Tic It's in hi. grent
prise daily arriving from Il parts oi the United
States nnd CnHn.la. nbeh in prom sing n
very early day the distribution. Applications should
be mudc immediately. only certain number Of rtk
els en- bo sold. Ir'irr- with the money cncloscd, rp
be prepaid and the Enerav ing and Ti5tt will be tat.
WA l.d free DASlIALL 4 co.
fcc lI-Ll Nm ARG BrnndAnY New nrh.
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-Some years ago
very beautiful young lady was the ward of per-
son in Louisiana, who defrauded her out of quite
Il large fortune. This lady came to this city,
where sho married, but not living good terms
with her husband, finally obtained divorce from
him and retired to convent. Whilst she was
there she received letter from the son of her
former guardian, informing her of his fathers
death, and that himself had heired all his vast
property, but that he could not consent to retain
that which had been treacherousy taken from
another, and Offering to make restitution The
lady Immediately proceeded to Louisiana, had an
interview with the heir, and received back, both
principal and interest, all that she had been
wronged out Of The strangest part of the story
remains behind. No sooner had she got posses
sion of her fortune than she returned to this city,
sought out her former husband, and in n few days
was re- married to him. Verify tho love of woman
passeth understanding. The parties
living in st. Louis, and it is to be hoped. will
agree better than formerly,-St. Louis Inteli
gencer.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUNII z concern VI Wison Fr1nkIIn i fhs dny dis
I solved h, limitation. All persons haying claims
g inst the on er will present them Joseph IL Will
non Tor payment; those indebted to the concern viii
make pavneat io Jp-epl, II Wilson. he having Pur
ased lanes Frank jus interest in the concern.
JOS II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
,Spptpmbpr ST 1854.
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NEW CONCERN
WILLIAM Il PER,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

uNHE Ihscr bers have III day formed "A partner
ship for the purpose OF conducting in al il,
branches. the Book Stationery and Fancy business in
tho large granite building, doors abo, the Ncrve
Ilouse and opposite the Warwick They will keep con
sranty hard large supply of Music, Pianos, Accor
dans and many other musical instruments, Ia which
they earnestly invite the attention of cir fiend. and
the public r. A. VII LlAMS.
B. s. HOOPER
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NEW CONCERN,

RNHE undersigned will continue the Grocecy AMI
4 Commission business Mt the oli stand oil il-on
& f aal, 'in whore te intends keeping genen stock
of every artic in his line ana would gla l. his
old customers and the pi bile gene ally Pr mp nten-
ton to all forwarding and othr business entrusted to
JON IT, li'NoN'
September Ist. 1851. sep Is
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Smiths Inyigornting Cordial

tAN b. lmd nj the ndSHiNiToN HofNE
~ ran, daiig, from oeloek, y. NJ, I'LL i o.eooN
T. VI It, natani.hng rnNrr IN tr.tnrlug To vigorous
action the .afiaus organs OF ti, huunn -ystem which
hnvo been prostmtcd hy OVER NOhk, o. he elect4 o
tia Climate. bc attcsied hs hundred who AZ dnhy
u-lug It, Supply iueN hnuslhlr aud genuine but
that prcnnrrl b, SMITH of III nimitnhle nssisthnt,
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MORGAN

Nor, Btsr Just received frN CASKS ii IAftoH
CELEBRATED BRANpN imported by W. II Taylor
E.q Norfolk, Va.
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nary tail piece Eclectic and Home Gazette.
ATMosruEREIc TEIEGRApH.-Y esterday morn
ing we had the pleasure of witnessing the OPP
Grafton of the Atmospheric Telegraph, now on
exhibition in the room of the Senate's Committee
on Pensions. Ii is tho invention of Mr.. |. S.
Richardson. The model Is twenty five feet in
length. II is claimed that the machine will and
does transport letters, packages etc. at speed
of over nino hundred and fifty miles an hour, and
with certainty and safety heretofore unknown;
that this great speed is attained with curved
or n straight line, Mt pleasure and although the
calibre of the cylinder through which the plunger
and load is propelled (by the pressure of tho mir
may be Of different Dimensions, yet the air has
not the facilities to pass, that the plunger goes
forward without oalculable friction, and its
touch on the inside of the cylinder is not sui'icen
tly great to create heat; that the engine, tender.
and fuel, are stationary, and the power used in
common locomotives to draw themselves and
their appurtenanoes, is saved to carry twenty
tons of freight, and the actual cost of transpor-
tation is not than fifth of any other meth
od and more than twenty times as fast.
All who have witnessed the operation Of tho
model, admit the entire practicability of the in
vention on larger scale, as it is founded
scientific principles which have never yet failed
when properly applied. The government was at
first reluctant to encouragethe Morse electro mag
netio telegrnphthe value and Importance of which
are incalculable, and acknowledged, without Il
solitary exception, and 50, we presume, would
the atmospheric telegraph be regarded, could
be put into operation to say nothing OF the econ
omy in dollars, which in this AS in every other
age, is not least among other public considera-
tion.-Uash. Sent.
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,g,ME LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

VIE LIZ AEG GIANT CoNN AMI
COB GRG SiI ER.--N earr ready to furnish l'iant'
cr, With this Mill. which bas received frat premiums
Wherever exhibited and which attracted universal at
trrion at the Agr,uitlra Fur lately held IN Peters.
burg aud Richmond. 1t il simple and durnble, and
may be - tup and managed by aLy one We warrant
the small NJ Ill grind 10 bush pr hour with ene horse
Picc $40. complete" and the loge Mill to grind 20
hush pr l.our h two horses Piico sos delivered in
Petersburg or Richmond
TiIOS BRANCH & SONS,
ian ls dts Agents for Petersburg.