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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
THOMPSON &: PATTERSON,
BUSlIE1EI.D & Co.
seer,C
Good Med,cines.


Its estimated that AvER's ChERRY PEcroRAL AND Ca
THARTle Puts have done ioore to promote the public
health than any other There call be IN ques-
ton that the Cherry PICTORIAL has by irs thousand on
Thousand OF cures Ofcolds, coughs, Asthma crop, In-
enE bronchitis &C., very much reduced proportion
Of deaths from constructive diseases in this country
The Pills good The PectoraI and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less purgins Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, Liye and the
whole vscera system from DISTRACTIONS Purge out the
diseases which sten the bOdytU work its decay hut
for diseases we should die only old age Take ami
dotes early aud thrust the SYSTEM before is yet
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, only while it is
weak but wien it has taken stronghold.
founding statements OF thoss who been cured by
them from dreadful Scruula, Dropsy, Ulcers skin Dis
eases, rheunias Neuralgia. Dyspepsia. Internal palms,
bilious complaints, heartburn, headache gou and nlany
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such as PIN
pies on The lace, worms Nervous Irrttabiity loss OF APP
petite, Inequalities Dizziness in the hesd cods lever
Dysentery aud Indeed every variety OF complaints for
which Pnrsative remedy is required.
These are random Statements hut authenticated
by v"ur o%n neighbors aud your Physicians.
Fry item once. and you will be without them.
| Price e5 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
| and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. Z. GOOD & Go, Wheeling
ag5 wholesale ard Heta agents.
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usince March c. 1855, there have been on this
continent nine great railroad massacres, which
killed 1896 persons, and wounded 2s2-tOtul. 4ss.
BY that at NotwaIk, on the New Haven Railroad,
2 March 6,1s5S, forty-six persons were killed and
twenty. four wounded. a large number Of the
victims were medical gentlemen returning from
National Convention of Doctors at New York
On the Great Western Railway. Canada, October
&c, 1854, AZ persons were killed and and Al woun-
ded, by an emigrant train coming into collision
with burden train.
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.n1nra "a tor Norfo1k and portsmouth.

More Aid TOR HOTtoIk and portsmouth.
1t will be seen by notice in another part OF
thispaper that there will be collection taken up.
Tomorrow morning in st. Johns (EptscopaD
Church, Centre Wheeling. on behalf of the SUI
ferers by The awful dispensation now visiting our
sister cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, and that
the worthy Pastor of that church, Rev. Dr. cCAnx,
proposes to delivera suitable discourse on the
casOn.
There seems to us to be something so peculiarly
appropriate in the CHURCHES of our State thus dis
interesteoIy AMI spontaneously, as in the days of
the early Christians, coming forward to the relief
of the stricken and afflicted in the remoter parts of
our common country. that we cannot torbear spe-
c.ally calling the attention of citizens to it,
and earnestly inviting them to manifest their in
terest in aud appreciation of this movement by their
presence and contributions at St. Johns tO-mor-
16w.
The sympathtstng prayers of the congregation
will be offered up to high Heaven with their aims,
aud who can doubt but that the same merciful
Being who 50 graciousy listened to applications
Of the Patliarch on behalfof the doomed cities Of
old, will bestow.a double blessing on the benevo-
lent offetngsof pious hearts thus prayerfulIy CON
secated to so noble an object!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

UTIt is painful to learn. as we do from the
newspape that Yillany did not lose its presence
ofmind NOT forego its vocationnthe terrible scenes
incident to the late railroad disaster at Burlington
a man was seenrob6Rg some ofthe Podies before
they had ceased breathing. gentleman said that
everything but his watch had been taken while he
laylnsenssble. A box Of iewesy, valued atsl 900.
was stolen from one of the lady passengers who
escaped aud great many pockets were picked
in the confusion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

MARTIAL LAw.-"Spec,ator." of the Express,
writing from Norfolk, Sunday evening, says:-Nlar-
tial law is about to be established, and the car
riages and horses in the city levied on, for the
use Of the physicians and sick wherever found
by order of theacting Mayor. tits also proposed
to force the blacks whoafe able, but un Milling, 10
act as nurses for the sick. Something of this kind
must be done or numbers of neglected and forsa-
ken fever struck patients must perish solely from
the want of common attention.
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Norfolk and Paramount.

GTR. A. Worell, DR.. McCabe, Finley F. Fer
guson DR.. Francis Mallory, aud Capt. Hicks. of
Norfolk. and DR.. JosephN. Scheduled and WIN.
II. Peters, OF Portsmouth, arrived in this cityyes-
teulay morning. their mission being to obtain from
the General Government permission to use Fort
1ess Monroe, at Old Point Comfort, as plnce of
refuge for the afflicted people of Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
These gentlemen yesterday morning waited up
on the President when the object OF their erraud
was formally announced by DR.. McCabe. They
were invited to return at half past eight O'clock
in the evening, which they did; but no decision
had then been had upon the subject. The opin-
ion. however. prevailed in this city last evening
That their request would be promptly complied
with.-Nat. Int.
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Washington Rail MUS IN Marbe7
Commissioners and Trustee,gsale


IQH yiTtne of decree of tho cIrcuit eou,, oyo,
- tyb made al Its Sptiug Term lSahi In iE. VIZ,
hhey ~ Matthews vs. DtRkely, Sweeney S(o ,S' "l
lher q RahIH ": EHIile defendants, tie N,A
missioner appointed Ia said decree will u,tsra u"-
day the st day OF october, 1850 at lie itoi W Mon
court house OF OHIO county, Osell the OF lie
ln said causes aud decrced lie sold Ia wi. A'rl
oil said DIakely alL George \. Atkinson In All e,es'
lowing real estate, situate IN The town Of South " b"
formerly RttChelown,tO witt tolls Numbered q, " l"s
IT, 2It % SS1nd p IN square lS in South Wbr,,,,, -
six, seven, egltV sixteen, tWcNy.One Ne1IN ~ N
lLTer aud twenty four IN square eighteen i'm Souh Me-
ever description IN ant NpOm said ptemisrs Innn, "
The Washington Mills, principally used Tor
railroad ion Also COal lot No I (evenN. Nm ,I
COalis supplied BY railway directly into said mil ""'A
At the same tine aud place the uIdeI s1gneti a. T,
under deed OF trust duly recorded in OHIO count,
will sell The interest OF the other owmcIs So a i
chaser will acquire the Iul lille TO the who. oil tls I
able property. ''
These hi Is have beeC constructed al great COS, A.,
with much care, aud There low mills III liz ,,,
better adapted 10 the purpose Tor which il vas ecr
namely: TO manufacture rats railroads. Tie nr,,
e Vety desirable, while the Gle pneSs Ul the fuel IL, =
sod with leprOperty, adds 10 the INDUCEMENTS 10 r
CliNG. The growing demand iOT A me M an rails ill., -
thus most desirable as an investment 10 cap,tai,. Az,
such an opportunity has beeM rarely offered These ,r
now produce from 70 10 % tons ul Rails per a, and H.
product could be much iHci e9se 10y running Tie mis-
teiT full capacity Purchasers nTe requested 10 e,5
tile mills lOT themselves.
Terms u Sdts.-One iOWtI cas- h or approved r.n.,
with interest, payable IN sixty days al ole vi the Nt,
ing baMkS OIefOuTtb at one yea one OuIiI al
pun CHASER giving hOnG with approved AeCuiity b.,,
lnterIs from The day OF EHle, ANA the title brir ,e
until the asst payment IS made
aeo9:td om1iissia1cT f ,n% 'Tr,,..
Pittsburgh Journal copy OnCe week till day am, IA,
waId hill to this office 10 collection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

THE LITERARY WORLD ApnoAp,-The English
literary urnalS received by the Canada report that
there is but going on in the way of new books
at the present time. One of the literary papers
of recent date says:
The truth is, the great British public is taking
its pleasure from other scources than The booksel7
ler'S shop. 1t is in France, with the Queen, tast-
ing the countless pleasurer Of Pans Lille; or ii is in
the muors, with Lord John Russell, bluzing away
at the unhappy grouse; or ii is saunterlug away
its time pleasantly at Hastings or 'rntquay, study
ing the AetiHa and making Gquaria will jealous
ness worthy Of Mt. GoSSe or The Rev. G. Kingsley
Fol those who tCil read are probably enough of OF
arrears &c brIng up among the publications Of the
past season.'
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Sale % Raal GIetnto-

TIL undersigned, Executors OF the Iast win ,n,,
mont OF Jonas CIuuhaCker, dcce ed viii .si le'tI
auction al the itOn DIOR OF tile Couri ho,s I Pubic
", On Saturday Tie It'll day oil October is55 Ipu
lns real estate 10 wits the south hall OF io H. uoN
west sue OF Main 81 rcrt in The city Of Wheei, Wy e
Sls ieet font, at'l extending back 10 the river n o
has Gnlt large three story hrick welng e u
LeSdes the drug store aud Office will r1s Az, oof,
lures aud good nutiutses The house Is Wei, ,, III
boarding IolIse ami apOthecary shop, ana the staS,
Also lot NJ" "a vi Clay and Sixth streets In Es Vt ''i
purposes. w. GA dug
Is-mS-A credit Of six, twelve, and eshte.p no.,
WI! De given O'tthe purchase mUney, except 10
good eEdorser, he4ing interest, and executing Nv WA
|rust on tic property ~ secure tic purchase nio VI
JOHN II. CRlIMRACKEp
$50, GEORGE HAKnMAN
-L e-I.1.lH EATS Of j. C'umbacker 1.r,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

DosS41aoOk FA1a.-The subscription inIreland
torsise $500 to purchase the patent by which
DonnybrOOk Fairwas held, from the pEoprisiress
Miss Msdde4, having been successful, the Lord
Mayor Boyce. of Doublin, has issued his pEocla-
nation saPPtessing this veteran scene offau, fol
ie ana not.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

AAERrcAS AND ENGLISH Demonstrations two
years since Mr. Stevenson. the celebrated English
Engineer, and the architect of the Victoria bridge
across the st. Lawrence at Montreal, expressed his
opinion. at public dinner at Toronto, that the
suspension bridge at Niagara would be a failure,
aud that no train OF cas- would ever pass over it.
The latter was the work of Yankee ingenuity
The result has been that Mr.. Steyenson's bridge
has proved impracticable, while the one at the
Fails is daily crossed by long and heavy trains of
cars. SO much for his estimate of American me-
chanics.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

GrA meeting. or Convention, of the Know
Nothing party of Virginia will be held in Lynch
burgo the ls1hlnst. One of the organs Of the
party thus defines the objects of the Convention:
at is for the purpose of patriotic consultation,
not only by the members Of the Order, but as far
as practicable, by such enlightened citizens of the
Union as sympathize with its general views. This
conneil is ito consult calmly upon the preSentpo-
tica condition of the county, to declare author
-llarvely the principles of the American Order and
To present as basis OF future action a series Of
political truths in tue enforcement Of which mod
crate aud conservative men oil oil parties may
ANTE, and which, respecting the interests ofevery
section, will yet tend To secure the lasting union
of the States.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
Yrust Sale

OF RlTGHIETOWN PROPERTY.
DY virtue OF deed oil trust from Martha d MARSHALL
TO he undersigned dated lc 18Th lay OF November
1851 and duly Acknowledged and accorded in the clerks
Office county court Tor Quo county, Virginia in
book 40 folio II, sc, shalt on
MONDAY THE STH nay Of OCTOBER. 1855,
at II O'Clock NJ at The door or the court house in
the city of Wheeling Virginia. eXpoSe to sale his public
Nuctiun 10 the highest bidder. Lot number eeH in
square number Insntg nine III tile :Own OF South Wheel.
ing ~ Ohio county, Virginia formerly called Rtchietnwm
TO- ether with all The improvements said beiung ng
TERAs CASH. ALFRED CALDWELL,
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For the Wheeling Intellisemcer.
I'll meet TIL Ice alone.
BY KATE HARRINGTON.

When norn's rose-Iight fingers
Onloye's halioweI bower,
And zephyI's light fingers
Awaken each flower:
When echo, repeating
Each BIRDS giadsone toue,
Makes Joyous our heafts, love,
1'llIneet thee alone!
When days course is ended,
And from heavens high srars,
BY angels suspended
Aud fastened by stars,
Hangs twlligLt's soil curtain,
Ger earth's bosom thrown,
I'll hide meath this veil, love,
And mecs thee alOne!
When Luna's soft slanccs
Illuminc the night,
When, as she advances
The stars steal from sight;
When mortals are dreaming
or sweet moments flown,
1'Il hasten away, love,
And meet thee alone!
Then to our SOULS vision
Imgold.tinted dyes,
Like some fair e'ysian
The future will ri<ei
And-strOuge ears may Ope. love,
To catch my low tOne,
So waiting, iii hope, love,
To meet thee alone!
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Trust Sale
OF RITCHlETOWN PROPERTY.

I L.
DY sir1ue OF deed OF trust rrorc Alexander G. Mar
ID shall the unde Tsigned dated 18th day OF No
vemher ISL aud duly acknowledged aud recorded in the
clerks office of the county Ohio count y VlTiu
ia, in bOOk N tOliO 20. / shall on 4s.
III MdRy Ihe SIh day of October, 1855,
at II O'clock n the front door Ihr house in
the City VI Wheeling, Virginia, expose by Public
auction to the highest bidder lat number 20
number tLeentyRilte, ia the South Weelug in
Ohio county, via giuia, iOrler,y called RchetOwE to-
seiheT with ali the imp said belonging
TERGs CASH. ALFRED ia I.DwELI.
Hr,.IIo
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PRoTEsTAxr MrNrsrERs.--A correspondent of
the Christian tVa.) Advocate, writing from Nor
folk, says:
"There has been great disposition to belle the
Protestant ministers in our very midst. as well as
abroad. ltwas at first predicted that they would
not visit the sick; then asserted that they had IT,
fused; and lastly. that they had all Hed And
while they are busy day and night i'll traversing
the filthy lanes and alleys hunting up and visit
Ing the sick and dying, still the impression upon
the minds of some is. or the report is repeated,
that none but the Catholic Priests visit the sic
with the fever. The Truth is, that with the ex.
cePtion of one denomination, The Protestant min
isters are as interchangeable in their pastoral aLors
among the sick with the fever, as any priest here
or anywhere else.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

.gTour readers. particularly the male portion of
them, wall be much relieved after reading the fol-
lowing important inteIligence;-'.At late meet
ing of the Boston Natural History Society, DR..
Durkee made some remarks upon the mosquito
Among other things, he has satisfied himself, from
repeated examination with the microscope. that
annot draw
blood. the female alone being endowed with that
organ.'
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''ME WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR F0g
ALL THE IlNCIURE HAMPTON

THUS spoke wise aud good man; but mark III.
changed Let the afflicted eaI hE aud ilru de, lds VIII
iher 10 suffer on o. be made Whole, Y P,o,onai I
lBith 1ItiHrd hsDiIh hra1'. -
Rev James W. H,micUtt, the talented a, ind.v,1
cut edIlO OF Thai highly lUulaT and eAiesry ,,sA IL
per- the Christian BaHre', published at Fiedtussby
va "tls editorial al tie 18Th oil Aiay, 1851 thus sl,.
OF AsmPtoN's I.geiobir TnciIoe:
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE. BRIDGE

STOCK, DC
DY virtue Of certain deeds az tTts from Michael Syee
lsy and wife 10 myself, duly acknowledged and re-
corded ~ The clerks Office OF the county court Tor ONO
Goomy. VIrcina, SHALT Monday the sth day OF Oci O.
Der. 1855. at ~ O'Clock the OF the court
house in the city of Wheeling. expose by public
auction all al the following described real estate and
bridge Stock and personal properly. wits ali or lots
NUMBERED 30. 81 %, SO. 81 o. &C. ST. 5S aud 80 situate
OIL tile west side OF Main la Northern mart of
said city, aud which is LOCALIZED the late
idemce IF sid Michael Sweeney-cOnsiueTed the very
be- built residence within The city. with first stab
Il: etc Also, three hundred and ninety enc Sa res of
The capital stock OF the Wheeling and belmont bridge
NOnlPSHyi aud also the late interest said Michael
Sweeney in and TO the Steamboat City OF Wheeling
said interest heg stock therein taken by said Michael
sweeney 10 the amount OF S3O00-Of which sum he maid
in about twenty two hndred dollars in cas ana the
baence Of said stock being nearly paid the earn
ius> oil the boat.
Ttrs Of SGis-F4r the real estale-nnethir,l OF the
purchase money TO be paid III cash. and tile residence in
three equal payments at six twelve eighteen months
with interest from the day OF sale. The deferred nav
nents 10 be secured by proper deed on the Pre-
misses ~
Trims Of Scl- for the Bridge Stock and the Stock in
Sieanboat-Ochi d in cash ard the residue two equal
payments at three and six months with interest from the
day OF saeO be secuIe by negotiable notes win an en-
dOrser or endorsers approved by myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
SeP0 Trustee,
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Nd W ARR a Mt s !.
John M. Clarke 81 Co

=.
Land Warrant, stock, Exchnnge RrOlIens.
ind Agents for Claims against lie
Government.
THE very highest New York mar et price will be maid
i for Land Warrants for the next five years When.
ever they shall have advanced beyOEd our last
on receipt of ANY by malt regardless OF the former uuo
tatiOns $50 4NU
Persons sending warrants By nail may rely on rcceiv
ing as much as il they were pei sOnlIIy present.
sight drafts on OF the Northern Southern cities
WIN DC lcmtted by return mail; and when preferred The
amount will be placed TO their credit in one OF the New,
fUIk Hanks on wchthey draw at sight, the ay al.
ter Tenltuns the warrants
Washington city, ID C.
Office y ''N'N
lIoa l. z Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny, RltenhOuse Il Co., BaRkers, Washington city.
SaSSo I Bso y 9.o do do
Al The ofeers OF the Ranks in Wheeling, Va.
Cashier hank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank, do
Virginia %
James RObb, Banker, New Orleans
PRESIDENT kGchAnse Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston, Brothers + Co, bankers, Baltimore.
R.H. Manry d Co., bankers, Richmond, Va.
Paul 4 Hinton, bankers, Petersburg. Va
refers Spence d Co., bankers, LynchDuTg, Va.
iEs26 Times copy.
Richard II. Lee, :
4T'T0RNEY 1T Law.
FORMERLY PRACTITIONER IN THE COURTS or
EAsTERN VIRGINIA.
M LII attend the Courts OF Ohio county, and win at
tend 70 any business In the counties OF
ana GTeeHe, IA. His reside nee
ial4 wAsurNaros, Pa.
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GTA "New Jersey lawyer writes to the Jour
nal of Commerce that there exists on the statute
books of that State law making lrai1uad COM
pauies responsible in damages TO the represents
tive of persons killed by negligence on their roads.
The law is copy of the English statute, and al
most verbatim with that IN New York and Massa.
chusells
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REAL EsTATE sALrs
YoUsB AND nom T5op -

ME undersigned Ofess tor sale l.Is Hor,-s -
Market street. east side between MonTo. SUI Lot
streets The lot is a feet TOnt with good b G +or
Ting house and out buildings $50 O''cG DIVE
u VIII be sold low aud on accommodating la.
possession given any time Rilerlhe first o: Ociobo sul
90 Enquire OF N''""er.
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uHa, truant "Kate''! we had almost begun to
think you had deserted us aud our readers; but
here you are, after long absence, as sweet anu
musical as ever.
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The pestilence with winch it has pleased Prov
idence to visit these devoted cities TO be be-
You'd the reach of human means Of relief. We
heard withour surprise, day or two ago, that 1t
was in contemplation to send commilteeto Wash
ington 10 solicit of the President of the United
States the use of the Public buildings at Old Point
Comfort. 1t was natural that such an nI-a should
suggest itself To the minds Of the afflicted sutvi
vors, who saw no other practicable means OF saw
ing those cities from utter dePopuIaton than send
ing away from the influence of injection the lew
families that have thus far escaped; and. il any
thing could have added to the poignancy of our
sympathies for them, il would have been our an
ticipation of the answer which the President has
found it his duty to make to their appcation.--
We felt that he cout not, consistently with other
obligations, deprive one portion of his felow-cit-
izenS of their ItoLeS for the sake OF aGopng tenn
pUraTy asylum 10 another. 1t is not that the pub
lie business would suffer, for that might have been
made ogive way to the calls of humanity; but in
causing the numerous persons employed at Old
POini, and dependent on the Governme MT fOr their
support, to he removed, he would be doing very
doubtful act of charity at the certain sncridce of
public Justice. We are sure that it must have
given pain 10 the President not to yield TO the ap
pEalS of the committee, and we trust thatthe COM
mittee themselves have been satisfied that nothing
but the sternest sense of his duty TO all, could
have armed him with the coinage to resist the call
which they made upon his Nation
al Intel.
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". S. wooDsrDE. W, c. wUoDsIUE
w. S. WooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

n. Z. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
Baltimore.
U5-oUR Warehouse is Iocsed on one of the tracks or
the RaItimonc aid ohiI R.irOad by which excuses ~
dTayaee ON CensIsnmients is avoided.
Z. g. Jameson, Esq, Prcs't Eank of Baltimore.
4 GhsOh, Cashier
N.SpIgg. Esq, Mcrchrs
Ir enl1U Cross. Esq, Ia$llr Com & Far blk Rat.
Messrs Hugh Jenkiis a Co, Baltimore.
nm ,Isl,o5s. Esd. Chief Engineer B p ORR
Co. baltimore.
J. = Ford ESq, Agent B d oRRCo, Wheeling.
MeSSIs. FursyIh& IL Hopkins, -
$. brady, Esq. Cashier,
Maj Philip Barry, Agent r. & RR Company,
Messrs. John wharry & Co, MouudsviIlc, Va.
w q &. IhOLlIsum. -
NJ. Pollock Il Co, Sunfsll Ohio
u G. Cnnvers, Esq, Cashr, ZNLesvil;e Ohio
Sol y P SaSis. EEs sG :. R,,.n's.,
Messrs. 81 T. o. Jackson,
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Tur BR6kEx TELEeRAPa CAaLE.-The N. York
ExpreSsstates that the cable dropped in the attempt
to 6x it between ST Johns and New Foundland is
not Ios, it is only misIaid; and that to recover it
will only be necessary to tegin fishing it up at
the ST. Johns end, and follow to its other extremity.
The vie had been paid out for some forty miles,
when bysomeaecideut, notyete explained, the con.
nectiou on the steamer broke, the wire snapped
and fell into the sea.
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FIVE silver Medal. aud seven DipIomn.
have bee awarded TO DAMS first Daguerreo
types. Adams ~ Co.'s Gallery the corner OF Union
aud Mainsts Strangers invited Call. citizens
course will do Pictures taken easGP The cheap
est. iaan