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DKT COOFSs; E'rf':
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MILLS, CLEVELAND 81 co.
Provision & Grocery Store.

pEsPECTFCLIY inform their friends and the
i, trading public, that they have on hand largc
and complete asso, tment Of fiFJ Tf
,- GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS, s.
together with a well sell ted stock of -,r
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS SHOES, 7..les
HARDWARE, CRnCkERY, NEGRO GOODS,
and in fact every article in -mana for ~
a. FAMILY OR PLANTATION USE
They are prepared to make Cash advances or
Cotton consigned to Mcssts. OAKLEY h HAWK
ms New ORLEANS, aal To Afford all the facilities
usual in their line of business.
Clinton. La, January y, 1855. ly
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER.
y p ~ d 90 DS.
NOW RECEIVING and opening a splendid sup
~ ply9of new goais fcr the F
SPRING AND SUMNER.
At the old established house of LEVI, BLOOM &
CO., which will be disposed of on the most rea-
sonalle tarras. .I .,
Silk Tissues; .I ..4 , &c.. .,.
Bareg", lowered aud Tlau; ..t- 4
ls u Plain lacouot 0rganaicand dotted Mustn't
u.s. q, Printed ribbed Muslin: ,4d
= Plaid AVID cheek Ginghans; ..,-..o d. .. /
Elgins aud Thread Lace; ,-s,.,.. a
Ladies' Collars Chemisettcs and Unie'-Seeves;
1landkerchefs plain and embroidered;
s S,a,s c. Sos 4, Do s'ul.. do;
Bonnet, Cap and Bit Ribbons
Trimmings fo" La'lids Dresses;
irish Linens, brown, rhua aud check do;
French and Attak3nas Cottonades; 5$~,
Browa and hlaachcd Domestics R'--~''
All kinds Of fancy Lihens. for Pants;
Pertumeiy. large and sup rio" assortment. r.
CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES.
large and sup 'ror stock Of "a hionable Cloth
ing, and Hats, direct from New York. ''-
Gents Boots, bTo-ans and ShoNs;
g.,, ladies Caters and Rootcce; W
Childrcns' Shoes.
The trading community are resp ctiu'ly invited
to give them a call.
al ,1 A. LEVI. Bt0CM \ CO.
~ sSn,~s1s. Meyee. & Co,
HAVE RECENTLY Removed from their Old
l ] Stand to the Store formerly occupied by NJ.
BLooM, whore they keep constantly on hand,
complete assortment o; r
FANCY dND STAPLE GOODS.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, .It
SHOES. HATS.
X. .s HARDWARE, ...,.,,,.-.
CROCKERY,
u. GROCERIES, &c.
They are now well situated to offer every facility
in their line of business and accommodate those
WHO mav favor them with u calLHs. e g. gar
Clinton, Ia, May 9Th, s55.f t.ti CLrE
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NOT e,E.,.

NDTlCE;.
WHILE the Yellow Fever exists in Clinton, If my
W country customers peter aving their orders
for any thing IN my line of business at the resi-
denc> Of either
DR. w. G. TAFT, VIM. Woodward, Bytl'ell HAYNES,
D. S. Beauchamp, Benz. N. G. Brown, Or Josiah
knighton. will attend to them, and | ave the ar.
ticl, sat tllsir places as soon as possible.
II the fever Should continue in Clinton, small lots
of staple art cles will he LIFT at each of the above
places for the immediatt use and convenicnc, OF
my fientis aug.5 IN LEMON
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED
~ Fresh FLOUR, fancy and EXt.a; s
ONIONS:
IRISH POTATOES;
MAGKEREI;
Sugar Cured HAMS;
Prime SUGAR:
Dry MEASURES
Keclers Well and Water BUCKETS for s,le b,
i21 ' J. &. UARMoND.
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r.. W. Ward.

Merchant Tailor,
DESPECTFLLI.Y begs leave TO inform his friends
IL and the public generally that he still conti ues
to carry on the above business Of the old stand Of
HATCH WARN, opposite Caravans Hotel H.
has just received from New Orleans o splendid
assortment Of GO0HS suitable for winter wear,
which he is prepared to make to CIDER in the
attest style, and upon the most rcasonap, tnms.
\. B.--Patcular attention paid to CUTTING
and pairing. da7
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~ ~ EsDss ESa.

. . ~ w. EssDasKA.
FASHION AND FAMINE; by Mrs Stephens.
MAMM0N, or the Ilardships Of al Heiress; by
Mrs. Gore.
GRACE AtiCILAR'S WORKS
JUDGES DOlNGS; by Ike Marvel
LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON; illustrated.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE; by Mrs. Austin.
SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY; by Rev.
Mr.. Adams.
BOTONY of Southern States
KEME'S ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM.
just received, a fine assoytmer- of Draw ing Pa
per, Blottng Paper, an | Silver Spoons.
ic9 NAUMAN i STRAUSS.
RRiGRTs FAMILY PRACTICE, a book suia,
ID bic for TIL uss OF every family, for sale BY
&hS nlA 7. y. LEMON,
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PROBATE SAVE. :


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish Of East Felicia a. No. 1853.
In the matter Of the succession of NJ. Ju|ette
Chan v. wife Of John B. Brown d,c'd. +
IN COMPLIANCE with an ord issued fom
the Hon. court aforesaid, and commission
to me directed herein, 1wi'l sell at public anc-
ion at the door of tn, Courthouse il Clinton.
on TUESDAY the Goth dav of NOVEMBER.
next, 1865, the 70 loving named and d Sc, ID d
property appertai,ing to the suec ssion Of NJ.
Ju cite Clancy, wife Of John B. Brown, decd,
to wit:
Negro woman PRISCILLA, agsd SO years;
N gro woman BErSEY, aged 81 years;
The two CHI dren ofRetsev, to witt
Negro boy REUBEN, AGED 8 years;
Negro boy CHARLES, aged year.
Terms of Sale. jD
A credit of twelve months frant tho day Of
sale. The purchase price to bear eight per
cent interest per annum from the day of sale
till paid. A mortgage to he retail led on the
negroes, and approved ncrs NAL security 'ur.
rl.asers and their sscurii S to ign the dndi-
cation bond, L. sJi,o
....... .. JAMES WELSH,
Octohca Is. 1856. Auc 10 Ger.
PROBATE SALE. T~T y ...
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, tSevcntl, District Court
Parish Of East Felicana, No. .a~ 40
In the matter OF the succcyssiOn Of A. j. Law,
DECEASED h4','i ~ ,ftI. '
N PURSU ANCE of an order to me directed from
the Honorable. cou aforesaid in and for the
Parish and Stat afo esaid will offer for sale on
Tuesday, THE 23D DAY OF uUTUBER 1855,
under a commission to sell, at pubic auction,
in the town of Clinton in fo.t Of the CONT
no Use, between 10 o'clock, A. NJ and 5 p. H.,
the following named aad described propety be-
logging 10 the succession Of a, j. Law, decd,
to Wit: .-.t
One fine single BUGGY and harness, with.
out top, l., gpol order. l,u.ol. nuf.l
Oue i'm. double horse BUGGY and harness,
with u top, i. good repair. The harness i,
good, but is b oxen in several places. r
One bob-tai bay HORSE, runs well in a
buggy, si4gle or double, and rides well, six
Yeas old.
One large bay HORSE, eight'ycals old and
works well in harness.
uae sorr,l MARE, six years old, works fine
il buggy, without i n,ls, and is very feet
trotttr. Capt. Ben. Sa holds privilege OIL
this mare of one hundred and sixty dollars. fol
thepurchase price. '
'One large sorrel HORSE, with but one eye
eight years old, tiuc harness horse, and wo X!
&c lily. -'.''
One fine gold WATCH and in. Will
wi b. sold subject to priv eg" of tw,nty-s,
ven dollars and Il hat, due to
Terms of Sale.
The above properly will b.:old'on u credit
till the first of j; n larry next, the purchases,
giving their notes IA ing eignt per cent ter.
est fom date till paid, with approved persona
secnity. c. T. DUNN,
| Oct. IL, 1856. Almi ;stra.o"
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RuonE,' FEVER AND ACUE (l,RK

ENR the prevention and cure ~ lNrHRNiT1Er
I and RnNlrrfSr FEvErs, FFvrE nhd hAorr,
Cnlls aud FEVER prMo Acur, GhNrnA. pFf,'s-
ry, NlGur SwrArs, and all other totrns of ''s'Ase
which have a common 2iein in Maiag'aor Miasila
This is n NATURAL whicl.Swill
c trvly prot ct A's rSidcn, nr Traveller even in
the most eickly o.; swanfS hcatcs iiom any aytic
or Bilious discasr whatever, or any injury from
constantly inhalirg Malaria o. Miasma. GoT
1t will instantly check. the agne. IN persons WHO
have suffered front y hng,h Of time f cp,s one
day to twonty yoars 40 that they need never 70
have another chill, by continuing in use according
to directions. The patcrt ut once h'gis :" We
GOV appetite and Strength, and contiiturs until
p"' man.nt and radical cure is If cted I
One or twqh bottles will apsw = Tor ollra,y cars;
scmc may require imoie, Dit, ctors rtintd IN
German, r,erch ard Spaniel, accompany INC
bottle. P,ce one Dollar. -Lbeial- discounts mac-'
JAMES A, EI1nrFs, Providence, n. l..
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Nrsy Rocks!
MATURE OF EVIL OLD FARM HOUSE;
~ QUESTIONS OF THE SOUL OLD INN;
IN DOORS AND OUT SEyAsTOPOL;
ELLEN NAUBRY: ELLEN HALL;
HUMANITY IN THE CITY; ..,.',.5
AMYAS LEIGH: HEN FEVER;
WOMEN OF FRENCH REVOLUTION;
l" ESCAPED MUM; ANNA CLAYTON;
III, COUNTRY NEIGHBORHOOD ,sa
:. : CONSTANCE HERBERT
- CONSCRIPT just reed ald for sale by
JULIA TREMAIN,
COMMON PLACE BOOK,
MY BROTHERS. KEEPER,
Wrinkles CASTLE BUILDERS,
LEAVES FROM 4 FAMILY JOURNAL.
septl LANGWORTHY & TILDOS.
(,HoIcE MUSTARD, GaJ"
y Just reed, Ia g. supply of best Ky. and Eng.
ssptl LASGwoRTHY & TILDoy.
CCHRAMMS Celebrated Choltra CORDIAL
y one Of the most pl asant and ag 'eeale drinks
ever mixed, and an ,f,ctml INDY for all de.
rangement Of the bowels. Fo' sale only hy
july LANGWORrHY Il TlLD)M
D'ARMOND & Co, first door west Of the Pos
~ Office, Offer for sal =
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
CLARET do.
4. ... MADEIRA do :!
CORnIALS, =H ~
LONDON PORTER,
.' PIE FRTITS
= o.. PICKLES
Va 49, JELLIES, &c
Superior qualities Of Fruits in juice, Preserved
Fruits, ETC., for sale low, je9
I IOUORS-An asso tment TO- sal, low. in gallons
IL or bhls, by J. G. D'ARMOND.
III AVANA CIGARS-E1tra Cigars and other
IL fer sale " 10 D'ARk0k1 .a
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cArT1oSsUo. AG, Il SUFFERERS.

CACTloN,UO.A G, + SUFFERERS,
Take no more 81 sc,iy, Tories, Mercury Qu''linr.
Fcbrimses, s,,yehninc, or Aut.reri,dcs aapy
kind The w,ll krown inttlicicicy Of the oAious
poisons p owes u en- to be the offspring etie, #
false medical prinripl ., or of melc' ra,y tua,f.
The o, y remedy in EXIST neetiat l. 9th sue AID
hal MI s., is a. 49,
Mol Es FEVER AND ActEornE,
For sale in Cln.toll by g. Is "a
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A splendid CooA fnv sale.

4 Sp'eslHid C0o:& fOv sale.
HAVE fine cook, with two Children aged, 40
l and years, that wish to sell; there is not
a better Cook in the Parish. She was head Cook
in the Union Hot for about years. She is not
sold for any fault. A full guarantee title will be
gven-Te'ms VII b, liberal
eli ton, La S pts '55 r. C.CARMAN.
NThe above family will be exchanged for
on.' Or two fl ID hands, i'm o, wom,n,l and the
difference paid in cash.
septl5 So Nf.-| REC.
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VAt NAN Il sssAs AINS,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, .gesvagry, Books.
Stistitse.rg'. and Fancy Articles.

statiist.rE': And Fancy Articles.
..ss-.e> We invite the attention of the a..
N3 ptopl" of Clinton and vicinity, andaaaSx3&
4 the laii''s especially, to our new and ~
well selected stock of goods
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., comprising 7. I.
Cooper, Tobias, and real Joseph Johnson move
ments; Swiss and English L.yers-togt ther with
Sn 'ndid stock of Eastern
JEWE LRY, of the latest style and best finish
SILVER and PLATED WARE, all descriptions.
TOILET ARTICLES: Peflm ny, Hair Oil, Po-
nlatum, fancy Soap and Extracts, direct t ON
Ilarri sons ,nanufactory.
WORK BONES Port Monies, fine Pocket Books,
CARD CASES, silver, pearl aid shell.
RAZORS and KNIVES, Rose S best brand
BOOKS, consisting Of Standard and Miscellancou
wO ks. 'l,
SCHOOL BOOKS, recommended for their high
and instructive character
POEMS, of American and British authors.
NOVELS latest and best published with a great
variety of other interesting reading.
MUSIC, a fine lot of sheet Music, embracing
pieces from the most gifted composers.
We have suitabl arrangements toprocure Bnoks,
so that orders # with will be promptly fill d.
SW Watches and Jewelry carefully REPAIRED
by the best of workmen, and warranted.
We solicit share of the public patronage, feel
ing convinced we shall be able to give emit salts
faction.
go All articles sold warranted as represented
or the money refund d.
Sign of the BIG WATCH, east of the
public square, opposite the Post Office.
fahaS SACMAN & STRAUSS
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OFFICE OF THE

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
~ nj NJ ,1y .~,,, 0,,&

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LorrEr1Es,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, Goth JUNE, 1855.
s'aMti ,h,-s"Dtt nv frauds.
THE Commissioner Of the Maryland State Lotter-
l les has decme | it his duty to caution the pub
lie against the numerous Swndl> rs who circulate by
mail and otherwis fraudulent Lottery schemes. and
pretend to be az nts for the sale of tickets in Lot
terics which are wholly fictitious,
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland are those
lawn daily under the superintend of the Com.
missioner elected by the p ople of the State, UT.
Ter the new Constitution, to examine aud approve
the schemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certif-
Gates of packages of :kets, have the Autographed
signature F. X. BRExAN, General Agent TO- the
Contractor. Otiice Of the Marviani Consolidated
Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. All others are fla lulcit.
Any information on the subj ct Of Lotteries, the
manner in which they are dawn, &c., &c, will be
cheeIfuly given by addressing
o r. X Brennan,
s,ptS IS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
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brokerage and expenses, II per cent. n Is
Commission for purchasing on Conti- y
mental account, S~pcr cent. .....--~.-l55 81
sfsg, ,S35Nal s.2gt5 s--
Totalcost when sold on the Continent, s5s5o As
Or $5s 50 Per bale, or 40 per cent in round mum
U.s. -2- s4-e ,,.r ss, p ,,, ,,s ''.ias d.
100 bales cotton, averaged at 3d.. $4,000 90
Freight to the continent, sc.o $4,000
pounds: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 337 so
Petty charge, 81 10 per bale. ..... 10 90
Insurance Per Cent. on ~ per cent.
over cost .....,..... 49,. -. 30 90
Petty charges on the coatinennt, Csc. IS 90
Commission, expenses, brokerage, &c, ~,
BE- s per cent. .................. 23s on
Total Observation-Disclosures. .Si,s3S 80
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JAMES A. ElrnEs, Providence, n, l.
= : W 7 --V O-IT..
EVIDENCE on SAFETY.

.-11- ~ New York, june ~ lsPfr
~ have made q Fses"al esamltatiop 81
'RnoLEs' FNvER ASp. AZ fnr,"' or Asr'foTE
10 MApAn,A,r and have ttstcdFt for Aist1ie, MIR
curry, tuil inc, ard st,yclnre, lut lave Of ION d
PAL ticle @, eitha, in it, ror have found any cub
stance in its composition that world Prove injurious
to the constitution. -Vr,.
JAMES ], I II LToN, NJ. D., Chemist"
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4 RNOLL'S PATENT
s. A S IL + l. @ G. X

'i'lliS article, designed for
/ FASTENING WINDOWS,
has become the general iayoite 60, that purpose
wherever it is known. 1t j, universally aqMd
by all who acquainted With lts merits, that all
other iastel,nes for windows ore Utmost worthless.
Those who sec and examine the Lock for
items Ives, need no further recommendations.
Its simplicity aad pefltct adaptation tothe pu.poae
designed, are readily seen. 20
THIS WINDOW LOCK ~
IS Intended for Upper as.wella rs Lower, tfua
afferdng an opportunity to Nentilat'your looms
with perfect salty in all weather. II opc'ates
also as Lock to ,asten down the wirdcw when
down, and Gsten it up whom laiacd, cpe,atii /;
with uncri, certainty.
, The window is cnsy adjusted By means ot this
Lock, aud it need only be sqca TO be ppp,oycdly
all. IN
Mechanics speak hiSl ly IN It's iaser, and recon-
mend it to all WHO nee,i N yt1ing Of the hind. 81
s9s- All orders left with \. Tll.rtN, ri thn
Drngstor Of Laneworthy & Tldon, c iitttn, La,
vii. receive prompt attention..
County or parish rights sold 10 any one wishing
10 ~ gage in good business. up6
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THE AMERICANrPATRIOT
Pu4o.ic Spess king.

F. J. WARD and y J.NUKWVODy Ameri-
ann candidates for the lower House Of the
stat. L. gislature, will address their fellow citi-
20 ~ at the following places and time fixed, and
= $50 spsctfl,ly invite their opponents, Messrs. B.
,vncs and q. H. Jones, to meet them then
and there, in discussion: 80
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Ttstace.
FURNITURE & n lVSE.FURN1sIIING GOODS!
fIlEAP FOR CASH or good acceptance on time,
good supply will BE- in store for the accom-
mo aton of those that complies with the terms
above. N ~ 7'
H. B. GAY is my authorized Agent for the sale
of the above goods. South side Public Square
Clinton, La, Aug. II. N. HARRIS.
ERESH SETDLITZ and SODA POWDERS
prepared and sold by |. \. LEMON
| Ii OF RAILWAYS REMEDlES-eor sala by
n jyas /. N. LEMON
Sole Agent for the Parish of East Felciana
BORT MONIES
l Fancy and Plain all sizes and qualities, for sale
BY |. y. LEMON.
DOCKET CUTLERY 10
Superior quality, for sale by
]. \. LEMON.
DENS AND PENCILS
Of every description, for sale bv ~ 40
s.J-r So In. LEMON.
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The business will he continued at tho old stand
by the undersigned Alone o'At,s for wo}k fem
tie CLIFTON merchants on,rNlt attended to. All
accounts due lst November of each yer. Noope
is autl orizcd 10 contract n. y debts tornle.
inn. TO- 1855. ~ ~ G. N. SMyTU
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ItTIHS OF SNtt.
The above properly will b.soldo on credit
till the first of j; larry next. the purchases
giving their notes b "a ing eight per cent ter
est f ON date till paid, with approved personal
seculity. c. T. DUNN,
Oct. IL, 1856. Almi islra.o"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

THE AMOR RWER.-Ths stream is said TO be
as large as the Mississippi river proper without the
Missouri. As early as The year 1889 the Russians
began to establish colonies both banks it, in
tending TO annex the country 10 their own terrific
mes; but, coming in contact with the Chinese,
they fell back 10 about the 55th parallel Of latl-
tnce, the southern boundary of Siberia. Subse.
quenty the Chinese kept armed boats in the river
and established forts along its banks, to prevent
the Russians from obtaining a foohold there. Eu.
ring the present civil war in CtInia, however, the
Russians have seized the opportunity TO take and
loEtiy the whole of the territory north of the NV
er. This is the country from which the governing
race OF China comes. The ManchO TarlerS are
far superior to the Chinese as soldiers; and, IN
former ages, before the Russian clvilization and
military spnt had acquired its wonderful impetus
and development. these Tartar troops fought yely
braVely against the Russians III the contests lie.
tween the two natl ms. The seizure Of this terri
tory may have an important effect upon the fate of
the Tartar dynaStyin China.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

FLEs IN PRoSPEcr.-.rhe reporter for The New
York Ttmes writing from Burlington. N. j., says
that Nr John I. Gillespie5 OF Natclez, Miss. has
had his LEFT leg amputattd and hsIight foo. taken
Off on account of the injuries received in the late
catastrophe His position is regarded as very crit
ical. He has made his will; wherein he l:sPoses
Of property to the amount of $500. 600. aud directs
that i'll case of his death OF that Of his wife, the
Railroad Company be prosecuted 10 the last cent
of his fo,tupe. We clip also from The Times Of
Saturday. the following:
':Some months since a similar accident,-the
collision of two trains running in opposite dEec-
tons upon single track-suggested the imp"r-
lance Of double track. We have been told.--
we know not whether on gond au;honly,--that it
was proposed in the Board Of Directors TO build a
double track: but the proposition was negaived by
Commodore Stockton. The Commodore is rDOr-
mouSly rich he OWLS controlling share OF the
stock he draws from it very large dividends: =
be knowS,the dangers and risks OF doing the
menSe business Of that road on single track
and yet he will not consent to the saving of hui
man lie at the expense Of any part OF his divl
dends. So long as the Camden aud Amboy road
in such hands,-amd so long AS the State of New
Jersey Is i'll the hands of the Camden and AnIGoy
Road, it is idle TO hope for any increase Of safety
in travelling across that State"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
The Raven crv.

Many Of the Northern newspapers that come to
us contain carefully selected aud well displayed
quotations from the speeches and writings of over
sanguiGe politicians IN tie SOUTH tleciars.ury Of
the fact that tie Federal Onion may, shall or will
be destroyed at an early day, OF indeed at the We.
~ first oppoTlune mntnent. By singular coinci-
1ence many Southern newspapers present to our
notice in like manner the declarations, potential
aud indicative, OF certain politicians Of The North
to the same effect. We trust that the millions oil
our countIymen whom the SOmbre predictions OF
these same prophets could not in times past effect
will not now yield their faith, through their fears,
10 the wall OF the bird II evil omen.
There has never been time since the birth oil
our Government IN which more general proSpeTl-
ty existed than at present, time in which the
political and diplomatic sffarS OF the nation weTe
more manifestIy susceptible OF peaceful and mntu-
ally advantageous arrangement. That there is
contention between the North and South, is very
true. But when was, there not contention between
the North and South That each. party lnenaces
the other with angry threateningS, is true. But
when hiss either party entirely RETAINED from
such meRaees? That there are pr SprciIve iSsut S
before the National Legislature, IN relation TO the
organization of Territories and tile reception oil
States into tue Union, is also true. But when
have such issues not been in prospect Were we
10 repose implicit faith in the Scripura assurance
that sufiicienl unto the day is the evil thereof
how happily and proSperUusly would We glide
down the stream Of Time, beholding our dEeSt
troubles, one by one, forsaking us i'll the great
Journey! Present evils never can depreSS US.
Our only danger lies in the lnagnifying powered
the lenses through which we are so prone to con-
template our future wUes.-NutiOHaL Inteligencer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
MIsCELLANEouS.
Wheeling Female seminarY.

ETNHEnsxt session viii commence Wednesday, Sep
i tembcT 9th, 1855, aud contin1e Tor 81 weeks
perry The anries existing iNthe Board Instruction.
and the Principal feels perfect assurance that the facilities
offered 10 the pupil for obtaining thorough euca
ton ore unsurpassed, aud se would respectfully remind
the public that u they cel any interest in seeing PROBES
tat School Of high grade established la their ts that
is tie time 10 manifest this Interest by liberal pa.
trOuage.
Miss Elizabeth Chaplin, WIN gradaated with the high.
est hOnOTS at the we'll known Mt HoyUke Female Semi.
nary, aud has since been successful Ia the
same Institution, will occupy the place OF Principal
siStat Miss Helen Phillips, who for tine filled
TIN situation OF Principal Assistant in the OwegO (New
York; Fcnaie Seminary most EitecesJlLy Gas learn
ed iIoin personal Interview with tie Principal That
Institution will fill The ace OF I'd Assistant Miss H.
4. Ross as Teacher Of Musc; Mr. podeSUn OF French;
Miss CaTOliIie Shoemaker, Drawing aud Painting. and
Miss Anna a. Cummings in The English department; arc
too well aud iaVOTably known 10 need recommendation
Gs-1erms as heretofore.
Mas. S. b. THOMPSON,
Bg.4law2w PRINCIPAL