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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17
ThnIInM 81 NcMspnpet..

Slhserssrs who 10 not give express nn'lce II the
:arsn. Ie eouainrsl AZ "laAa; toevniHue iSir Aub.
I',uh,eribes order The diatoniHnnsg nftbetr pari.
,,1l- ile pibiisef nay eon!iaus u send henuh al
tifs !esarepat.
I,om The 0ResG ia which they are 'eeled, ikeJ are
- A rrypoRs biz til tAey have setkd he b lad nneI ri
.ul discontinued
I(,ntseibfrs Temavei0 olherp lNceI Titlrm in'O'n'
p4hishers aEl tue pareTE sIe seat 10 the ofnIet
Id Lion. tier A. ell lad 'esiUrsihe.
I.s CVpREhIve d,raed that refusing to taxa P"rah'
, 'ai tr Ot,re renFovlGs aud lssyins ilenl uClli
,r.,r. Z. liirn ias!l evidence Of intentional haul.
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arrivals aud Departure. VI ..rarp .,sV"ls
Fortls hA?l Hours, ending hst nj ct At So elOtE

ARRIVALS.
KeyS'one Stale, Clnncinnati.
Altoona, plusburf.
Guy OF WLecling, Cincinnati.
A:elil, Z1resvIl!e.
Advance, Cincinnati.
Allegheny, Cincinnati.
Vim BaIJ, PlltsDurg.
ir'tc,St. LonE
ralOwu, Cincinnati.
Forest Cily, Pittsburgh.
Stephen B.yari, Pirs-rshurg.
MGEORgalela l!clle, GSunfsh.
Interchange, l.iiar.
NifuGaa, SieuLenviile.
DEPARTURES.
Altoona, Cincinnati.
Allegheny, Piusbug.
Adelin, Pittsburgh.
Advance, pnEbuW.
William baird, ST. Louis.
Aicuc, Pittsburgh.
Keystone STATE, Phtsbulsh.
Yorktown, PriShurlb.
Stephen BIyntl, ParSerSOuTg.
F.rsN City. Pittsburgh.
MononslHe.l Belle, SlafSh.
interchange, iisi0ih
Vr1Gua, S'sui rnvii'e.
STAGE OF WATER.
Ar WnEEL,XG-9 FEE. inches.
ar PirrSauRC-l 10 fr-i inches.
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YAxxEE IAtsmXEN.-Ths S;sutsryi!e Herald
say, couple OF lrish PvlaE will, Yankee tre:"
in tbyir asals, have lesa reram5ulatin2 The
couury, AMI procuring sI5ic rpiicns fCE iAe erec.
loa Of a mammoth factory in S,epJeart'!s, foG
maxim. broad cloths. Thvy got sums Of money
hon farmers AMI Others, anl, as security Tot The
nltifil investment Of The find' 81 Subscribed,
they leave ia pledge, quantities OF dry eoOds, which
cove, probably luc.lhiids Of tie respective a.
mounts. In ills way they secu'e sales, make
cash dealers, aad p0sEst handsome Pr'ii. These
vito DO mo-; Wis, to he "iasen in and done 1t'
arrr tie sans fashion, will decline taking sicc"
IN the fici9,y, which has no esisiencs' save III The
Lrins OF the Yankee ItSlmen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

Tue SrEAArR nAENrroNO.-Ttis Goad AMI Trust
vonay steamer .elt Uut ~A1h yesterday lot Gin.
mai. A report having been circulate! mat sue
wa, ursaf= Tot passengers AMI !'e!sn'. Captain
M.RxELL Immediately procure! gu Inspection Of
10Th bet hui. and Iusr, b! tie Inspectors Of tai.
port, aud lie .ectsion is t!!at tLe IL eniey sound
aai sale in rvery respect, L-rtoi'.rs ie.ns com
lntI;iyrY nav. lal lie, bull not more than iIres
years old. Soihe public need lave no hesiIaion
in confjlrg their merchandise ard m'ec!ous Loiies
20 Ills steamer, and her acc1Tm1daIin. ani aitrn'
i've commander, Capt. ". J. N4sSE /, and her
s,llily accommodating aGI attentive cl-rk, M
lsiy $. MAESEiL. Tie Hartford will Ptoye !
100. low.waier craft.
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N1ssa,. WlruER Il Paterson formed con.
utu7a s DaaSs1 and Exchdngs B'oS,rs ID The
c,iOi Philadelphia On the Is! Of JanIafy last,
"reya'il ler3t: attention 10 buying and selling
SUCKS 'a! corporation bJnds, negotiating pronis.
aiy notes ant dfl'is, making collections at a..
sccast5 points, &r. TDey ate pfynp', energetic
ed. sal. business mrT.
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ArrxXrrEO SUIclDs.--A woman III The Fist
WnrI NnOwn by lie maine Of "JIae ChaIs," took
atout half an ource Of IlGlaaum on SsnrGay
night, With tie intention, probably, Il committing
suicide. Some Ne.IcaI reme,hes pIsyenc4 IDs ~.
la'ion from having flaIeiTtct.
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CrRE. Fl CsusA. HssrasH..s 4s-The cry L StllItLcY
u rUne. &c, Ii6taIe IIom HOu. J. II. nuTb1To. va
KheunlitSnL DySnepIil, SCIOiuS, No. and for al Ser
yoLs iIl>cl,el aud FCuu,e complaints, HdnF0An Tine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

TIM C,rr OF wmEl,xG.-Thij superb Wheel.
ins and Ciacin"uii packet, Capt. John NLuTe,
amy~d on Nonlay with very heavy cargo, and
d lite Number Of passengers. She is !hs fesniar
prc.s. fJt CincinraI to-day. Pasrngeis and
81 ppers wi Il dad ber "all right-A no. l."
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R.l,sz,stg Rm,--Nlt. J. X. Swain, Of Wheel.
-, Island, has leE al our office very large aud
,r,rsahle hen ers. Itmeasurey. one way, } S
a,sai1 ctcnmfsrsnce, aud 5! inches IN dIome'
49,. The ciher way. II inches in circumference
ami u inches in diameter The most remarkable
e,,gre cf this remarkable efs is, that when bro'
ken open lnl the yolS was token out, it was found
,,aisin .ano:hef egg We Gid MI Lvsak open
n. second egg, and do not know, therefore, wh.th-
r,. lie 'whesI wi.hn q wheel" lesser eggs ale
d, he JunI oil Tie was through, The she'll Of the
.,,-, es; IS pale butT cOlOF and IbOt Of The I'm.
.oae bite. This cutions production was laii
Il, F., l.ocarn China len, aged 10 month";.
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Nrs.ss 'TuoyFsoN & p,rreasoS, hayiut rs.
4a,s,.,o No. III, Man UIre', have ft'el up iae.i
asa -o..e n magnificent style, and now have i
ST. convenient aud b,outflI sore. They d=lt
;r Beoss, stationery, Patent Neiicirss, &c., and
a4yea Iafse stock Of Wall Paper OH hand. We
dislike alEsy, crlmpHj.lp business fOom, AMI II
Oh: ei.ienswi, reward isste and enterprise Iy
;-=r patronage, as they should 10, g:ea in.
r'ov~.en, will soon take place in the BUSINESS
HOUSES Vi out city,
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Tn. "B.,cx sw,S!"-We understand that The
,,o,,,ionnls Of Pittsburgh frightened The "Black
s.a." cut Of the notion VI coming Lere. THIS
yol.s yrry much like Pittsburgh. We would have
.gam1:ssd Tia; the people Of Wheeling would not
have no.vs,eI let sable Iadyshp, OF fallen in love
uil her, IS tie PitSbarghers TO with our JOrkiss
81. en- .ey ssl item ihcrr. Those WHO wished to
heat hrr sin! would lave gone 10 her concen as
f.,y would 10 an Ethiopian entertainment, OF any
,.s,, sAow, and ouT citizens generally would Doi
g,g- tolhersi themselves about LET, either nf OF
.. aust LEI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

Va haze used IL. Concentrated Lye mauufac.
'u,ed by The Pennsylvania Sal, company, and dnl
1. "a excellent article lot praters' use, and have
I 5,uJi of is making soap just as ldtei states.
/. IS iot sale by Bush-e & Co., Main street
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Total Ofgfaia lot one day......9alOl,Aa6

lotal OIgtain TOT one day.,.. '.'.i.ElVI'4S0
II is stated that Large quantities Of wheat and
other gains dle now Offered on tie aii,souri liver
at Clir prices. This. taken in connection with the
estimate which unpublished yesterday that ,SOO,-
010 barrels might lie expected as the supply from
The Yves. aud Canada, indicates that tie ptesgnt
high price Of lourRust be Ge'rious.
Since whiting The above, we have received our
Cincinnati dispatch, hoia which ii will Ge seen
That aanE lheIv yesterday vas "Iull and druop.
ing" AtNsW York IL was IrIae higher ;ban at
lest quotations.
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ALI. rer.on. irieh,tH "a . " HysHsa a 90. or 90
oyl slIIe. 4e ue ely rpIE-u 10 mnae !He'h "..s0a.
dc,ay Ilu,e H.yHs bI4 a..lUai - Wi I'r-a- ir''".
.hs u InT odUaiUrNt. ''''>NE-.' y 60.
y H-itIS our Il.rEiun % Woke fr.iciusH's wtHu..
e.I1... Lrte4.;r, &c 81 30 ni y~g 4tIu Il y 40. Jana
.,y of s5ca ycl Tbs snsnssu.,n, W.! .car ha'- lr"
lie .lG.: Of JanuaIY IrNi.
d,,l. h"''N""'' %
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NgylCAN NEWS.


CHAaLEsToN, ApuI ;3.--.lhe British steamer
C.y.e, arrived at IlavanBl on tAe ola, al sly days
from Vera CrUz, by hel the Coulter has adVIcrs
.lI lays latrr hdn these byway Of New OtIraHs.
Everything Indicates TIE SPEEDY fall ut SGHia
Anna.
Moreno's dis7irtc!ian and subsequent capture
aud execution, is all a fable IL enIran Alvarez.
Col. Rives was recently diycomtiird 9l ClipI
AMI lis wno'e regiment Dispersed LY Inc r=voin'
iionisIs. Those attempting 10 TrCEVss Prpogaso
ryeT, wsr. d!UwAsd.
MaAlmJ Onrz on his marsh from l'chmctn 10
Tehnan:gpvc, felt into all om5uscal: an! tie
SL0lv Cbee Of 60, .,=nEly annotated.
Accounts lt0m Ihe S1Hin ale favorable TO The
TevoiuiiIniss.
Alvarez IS supreme in command in GuefeEa.
Il IS tue universal uplu.on that Santa Anna will
he Obliged TO fire. II Is also sT,drn! thai tie
1!iiri p,weiS Wi! he stimulated Uy IGicrRai con-
motions to orns Mexico on TIE osast sue and
identity her with Cubs.
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Rlxaeolp, Ml., ipIIIlc. 81.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RixHTu,p ws'iiuEtOnrU.,
Anil iSih 1874

Ytrrt. No-' mr. + Notjra.:
pcarStTS:-I was luJuttd, hy a friend OF mire. ~
nv Usmoron< Vt:-.ab,o 'Invius tUr Dyspepsia with
wiIr an ,fiic'ci its mort aggravated and dlsties
.nr o0a ipuith-,cd aud seh unr bottle, and i'emue
~ curr'l ne have iHd'tcd Others ~ iIy II, nns; :"
ryr,In II rot all sTeaA shy oil M sud would Ny n"
hoe who have DysTrrs's, 4 the! viii use llamT.nt
Vcceia1.e TEciu :, Il wiil certainly cure them.
Yous, with great re'rect.
H. NEWCOMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

FINE FISH, TINS NoRxlAC.-A Let Of those fine
fresh LAKE FISH flrnEhsd 10 an 'esnt in this city
ar Capt. Noy'Ou, will he OT=tei for sale this
no,r az al the foot of Monroe street. 90 early Il
yJl x.sh 10 Csiany.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17
Rl,a.olp, IA, Jape lslh, 81.

Ws-r- Wsr''-,-r 4 N'n5Isy:
L,us--I rave teen AFFECTED with tie niles Tor sore
,e.rs and COd r. LOihE, ~ Et.r &c, u;il iIield all
vsei ne 'UiIy nsHIplUR'S Vegetable Thtiue. Far
ia 81 Igyn i:r,, aud be, lore Lal used them bO.h
%.stu.tlCly cured OF THIS nm'i cutie une hseass. 81
who Ell pIsued Wiiht Pies would d0 vel To give Tue
rucureA lItAi. Yougt, gcspecifhiy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

HOUSEKEEPING GOUDS.
JNnnInsk AID brown Tame LiEtlsi
~ ) uid iDi DamsaS dh C,O,ha:
GiEI, extra super fTili'iAs '0f extension hbeSi
Linen Napkins. Pas SaqAuSi
Iirea AMI cotton Hhesiir-s, al widths ard qualities
Pillow .ase iinen ard cotton. DO 10
TurE Couaieivsnes an eE:iIs!y new aHd belUii'
iu' aJie.ei
y,ne!rs a.gt Allegds!e Q sits, whiis and co'di
Furu.iure Prints. F each, HSii and .Ane.icihi
ETOcatsIe, lre, aud muslin curtain untc,i4isi
Furniture Pads, cotton Fiinsei
TickiHss, checks, crash
IIyssii' Disrer aud Hutkahick TOwslinsS;
E;c.ehed Shirnzs in New iofk Mills water twist
LoDSIaIe, Patterson, Washington aHd SCcia! nii!si
Tsbje toyers IN b oCate lie aud Goth.
va b1yo also received cEOor lot Of CarretIHs which
~ ,rjJl ,s a, cheap a. eau be acid In lie r,'Y
w wa =" HElSKEiL& ca.
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Freight

Fur The Central Rold w, h.'re,yrh a. -" wharf no:
Of YlLcy s., al al nous be wee IL. and y 4!
Eser, Il cn delivery 10 all Stations vi .h= I. q. i.
4 4ui iu Cincinnati.
,....--L,- IN l. 81 .n-l'-
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g,ors ANO SnoEs-NE ]. B. Marsh, Nonpe
H=t., has received aspraiid stock Of Boots ana
sizes, e1sc;lS suited 70 srnns. See advertise.
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R,xsoeLn. Nd April tTth, 1851.
M,s7t. Mort 7sr + N5YpG
uesr Sus-I have ,uFeiei with palm In my side ani
hack aud ucr my ,aOudr blade urile last tix !ssis.
uirdIe,,y all ktdS o. nrc'ic. hut derived m bene'
Ill., AieT rsrei Yrd lie inst lot Of i.mpOn's frseIa.
HE IIICiurs from "i, IhuUshI wuudii wt't Nii'La
here WASN'T. lSUiAO, afu N Z ie'v weeEa el'hhe
wa new mat II has cured ire 1Ii rOw IL &c tiGEI
4,tii: nly cuuip!eXiruis hie, !UTTeTy II was AOw
ave .O1d spIete IUd.tsn eat WHAT 'pleaIe wlieoh'
LCDmI eicItF lSs Sue ed 40 long aud 50 much Tor
what now eUOy, ibai TOId ID sss tie afflicted 10 give
tLIa TincsLIe OF hT. IIamptUg'A til t'i-l.
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RnnM HAVANA.

New YoaS, Ari, Itih.-iLe C.LaEIh hos AZ
rived from Havana with DATES ~ the llih; RiTh-
IA GIic'. The CITY is sill glTso red 'yYo!lnie-'s.
Tue regular roops ars neatly all stationed along
tie coast.
PEGS, who was recently Puerto PE'n'
c!Pe, has been fr.rJEri iiJn pfsuu, Oh nc secnn.
" az hiS friends tat he would not leave HAVANA
uHiil the c s. waS d,crlei.
Carlo Castillo va; atsv released AMI allowed 20
remain .; MS residence, Uaii! the sailing 81 ;h-
pacseI f.; Car2
hu,ir-SS is .mp0virt.
HE Pnacslun 5 at Havana; oil we'll.
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Returning.

lI-Laave3 l.eaiTc al p. nj, OnhrrYsl Ofm1iltrNn
rom Columbus anl way stliOus, -Gd arrives II Wh'c
Ing q! l:i1p. NJ.
%I-.c5ves iiesire AZ ii =. H., on asrvllo. ih'oDgh
.y,Ir.si T,Is inn Cincinnati S,orIiu, 1t EeEwo,L 10
tlsu,crp.sse, c,rs and mails IN Baltimore aud Ohio
gs., IT. az la.;u.nIe aud Eastern ces, sr.,cs al
:. E-T.,.,'s 'ut a, Stalgoas on &. O r. r., .ai or
Cincinnati Id4IaaUs aud Clic7sO sold en- 5Oaih. ias
.a:r checked moIsh 10 Zane,\H.s, Newark, Columbus
lEd ClIcIb.!4i!.
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IJFNEY TALLINT. LKWI. $. NFIiFLAIT, iT-
Ii Hll.iiM 'TALLA%T nave nrss! cn-raf.af.-
--. nr Ire purpose ~ irgr'arir.a N0s.a.en "1s.,
..'e 70 .4is city, uraci the G.ui 0i TNLLiNr al.-
.LEP.AlN. Tue WtOts.c ny h",Gs 1usIrtss ~ ~
Trs',ia al No :: Nam s'c''.ind ne whulesEir L'gce
.rs., L uwms sion business !; Ma. 9! Main slIr'..
ANNIE add ,c.lr,f'-- o5.a Of Dos Gp1ts and GTp-e
IT,. i.y.ays ,e uH s1e a .uw Gi'C'. ag "f a'rom-
!alf.r; ems 10 which they e4', 81! ..I:e TAG -''oH
'f..n CLu.E ECTrEs. IA.
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VIZ mentioned yesIe'Aay lie destruction, by a
effiJ.s GAL. II sind. Of tue wire suspension O'dge
s,S,. Anothony, Ninu,saia. A correspondent oI
,hs Jiha aukse Sentinel says:
"The win saayed Il, and faised i in lie CEN
tie. and as they hal no; secuted II 10 The banks 10
Keep i. tom rs,ng. i; ad raised the floor allow
the cables, ard caFszed anal really empi'e!I Il Owl
H.. water out Of bucket, and pfecIpi'aisd ITS
a,oL work Un Tie icr. As most OF the timber ana
.aV af The iron can b. used a!an, It is believed
r.m tLrse 10 I've thousand dal!arS will fepalr Tie
damages.
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oIq3o MlEtD1CAH.o OK
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

MED1CAILo 90
MIGHTY TRIUMPH,
Jrdc.s. Lapysrs, 5Pdysieiahs t&tHch,
Iegogr, finn trefg class ofsocis-
iI fhe sane t@timoayts gir-4
@ Of S6adegul cures BY
,lIa@pt9a's TiHctQrc.
IT IS THE GREAT INrlGORATlN0 AMI
RESruR lTIVB or The CONSFITU-
IION WHEN BROKEN DOWN BY
DISEASE, OUR OWN CITl-
HENS BEING WIT
NESSES,
SFER.ITECGs,o o. EltNg0iisR aN1 GSHt tsUtiW
~ cITu4 M. Denny UaitlcT Tad this aleaditd dia
eAseSH yeAtSi 'ued al Tue various ItIe 6!Sa MNIol'
suttesSi tUUE lnin PtOn's Vegetable TiHrtntr,
whsh n.a1e i''i HE1 r., mte"I Cn!e. NJ HslhsL
Nj EtCcubeI !l.iSH Any u,ihr iulUI nation Ilay
Dc Ohlaiped Tiuin hiu'. .t.t
Hun,a IL GILsYS have al,u been tureJ BIZ Ihseeat
remedy, AID II Is 5ui Ne an UftA aiClCd 10 call
AID geI tamPhel aud re Ir o. colds,
1wrsnLi aEia.hy istpcctlhe esHcpan called al
W. ~ ;iST " M1S S ia 1 Ssl
I'd M. ant was Wilh gtlaaA'y 1eEopd wslA ~ ~"
Rdyce 81 feipeliabc nr thlHi he Wss.adtesA Ia ny
''-'ir'y. ~ e.,s h. rI Inc sSii0l lh,,
na dseA G. MlA'n ~ III ,,s, ir - "a trt,,
gel Tlii@sS is NV. ,.,,b H., M lie
"Ai "fsio 10 tn','" S.'r-,s wa "'''''
A'U'e vi @S'i'~fFF 'V'tEt'iF-
,,,-
C'tnOtuIn IIcuinmiu -WLcIever knOwE hlSieS
" ltAnnS vla he toiNhive. Ebt !e lLoSe W." 70 loi
kt"w hs Captain ShoGid bcskspitc1l, DT pSwt0n hio'
wi1 otb.,I vI tbe kt,i krnwn aud EOs: kSy Iesrctil
bic CITIZENS M Easton tEdUTie Ills wOAdeliu cue BY
IIaa1rot's Vesenb E IirctuIe,
li,.s-s. Hsr,f,s,rE ItV5rey:
Geniietil-- EEL II my duty 10 you anh ne pubic
oetrGy TO The god Effects Ot lumptnR's NeSeI'n'H
TC,Wc. was OC more 'han hTH Years iahOIlhS uLNrT
dis 1Se Of rhrOHe Thtannse SID Tie S's7 'bat
,ltse was - EepleSs lhti hsd 10 he herCh nom IL?
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IS $. NkXTzEN.
R:NgGoLu, wlshipstoa co |
Apr1!I1iA, 1854. 5

RlsfTs. No-f5rs- + !NsHBrdg:
Eisaduy owe tn myleii aud the Public 10 Sreak
IN recommendation NJ lIlnpOn's TinciuIe. FOt hVeSe
~ afflicted with Tie iullmnI tory KhennaImi 10 lie
rye est OnU, unable 10 do any wO'E, OF EOItH DAY vi
HIsG'.
hottie; aner tie Lsiug Of which uurd pUnNt Itlcl,
d Oh usirE three bilileR mn,h was 'urnisel tIh'i
nnliBs iiampIuuE TiG6luTe ~ tic afflicted certin
lud pei HsReEt IenelY.
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nJ'prcae rerna'es anJ children wi please trr It, |:
rutrs coughs, hUUChItis, Dyspepsia. Lver complaint,
>CJoL., with all arrangements Vi The system.
tail aud gcI pamphlets, gals. yHs
al l,cni; John II. EHppnn, tth ward, aud BY
G.ls,iS;s g.IeEiy.
Sod by MORTIMER + NOITaRlr $40 baltimore al,
BatirOie, sUh III H. oSdTay, y. !.
- pncr 81 per bOi!.e ING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

Tny BoOT Of coIored infant vas found yesseF'
,,y in candle box buried in an ash pile al the
over end Of tie wharf. II had apparently teen
l,,d BON. We learn that The o"net Of mum
perof slaves which passed dOEn the liver on
steamer some two weeks ago, employed negro
Lsre to procure the burial Of dsad.C0EH ehi'd Of
ons Of tue slaves. IftAiS be that body rs it IS
le.l,ysI 10 be, The negro saved The sEPsnss Of
legal burial which he IVES objected to pF0cn'e' and
iotwhicb, we understand, he was paid. The Pc
naty Tot such an fence within The city lmIIs' is
hcayy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-10
[Fm the GalIipolis Iournal l

Nh. EDITOR: Permit me through the medium
of your columns, to present a few brief remarks
to your citizens, with reference to the present
state and future promise of your new academy
Having been eonyersant with the educational
matters Of our country for many mrs, it gives
me pleasure to notice and bear testimony to
the general and steady Improvements, with
the increasing facilities every where employed,
for a more general diffusion Of knowledge
among the masses of the people, as well as the
ample provisions made for the higher scienti-
fc attainments, mainly to be sought, by all
who desire them, in our academies and col
leges. OF the former class Of institutions,
yours is now offering educational advantages,
which, If duly improved, cannot fail to render
it the pride and ornament Of your town, and at
the same time contribute largely, to the Com
mon stock Of useful knowledge among therising
generation Of your own city and its vicinity.
have visited your seminary during the past
week, and witnessed the exercises in each de-
partment, sufficiently TO satisfy myself, that
the organization and discipline of the school,
are jndicious, and ths mode Of instruction, well
adapted to facilitate the progress of the pupil.
The teachers appear to be untiring in their ef-
forts to impart a thorough knowledge of the
several branches under their charge, and the
students, 50 far as my brief visits enabled me
to judge, were applying themselves with be- |
coming industry.
The societies that meet weekly for reading /
original compositions, and to engage in other |
literary exercises for mutual improvement, are |
worthy Of eommendation, and If continued, un- |
der proper regulations, must result-ih many
advantages, additional to the common routine
Of daily studies
The trustees, think, have abundant reason
to be gratifed, in having secured the services
Of board of instruction so competent, so ef-
ficient and persevering, as those now employed;
and the patrons, that their children can here
enjoy ample facilities for acquiring sound
practical education, or preparatory qualifea-
ton for entering on the more responsible duties
that await them in subsequent life
Yours &c,
Gallipolis, May 9, 1855. s. TOWN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-10
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