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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

ALFRED WOODWARD NJ ID.
This is, without exception, the comprehensive
and iteiig BILE work published the class diseases
which treats. Avoiding all it addresses
tsc 10 The reason Of its readers. 1t is all OBJ
bic matter, End parent however Casoua,
object to placing II in the hands Of his The author
has devoted many years TO the treatment OF The various
complaints treated Of and with little puff
and too little presumption TO impose lie has ole, ed TO
the world al tile merely nominal price of % cents fruits
OF some twenty years most successful practice Herald
no teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
Impaired In this invaluable work. II would years
PAIN MOI tication aud tie youth uEder their
charge '-People's .4drsccte.
"A Presbyterian clcrSymsnIn Ohio, in writing OF IFpP
ters Medical Manual says Thousands upon Thousands
Of our YOUTH by evil example and the influence of the pas
SiOs have bceii led into the habit OF seEPolluton
out eaizim the sin ad fearful consequences upon them
thei roscrity The constitutions ofthousands
Yho atsnS families la been enfeehed broken
down. and they do not know the the Any
thing that can be done to enghem influence the
public mind as to check, and ultimately remove this
wide source OF human wTeichedress would confer
the greatest blessing next to the religion 70 Jesus Christ
the present and coming generations. Into npeIame COR
the use oiu oX1eatis drinks though has slain thous
sands upon thousands IS not greater scouge hu
man race Accept my thanks behalf the afflicted,
AMI believe ME, your worker in the good wOryJI are
so actively engaged in
One copy Will BIO forwarded Csecurely enveloped and
postage paid on receipt Of % cents, copies 81
Address. CoSDEN g CO., Publishers, K0x l9G. Phila
booksellers. Canyassers and Book Agents. supplied on
| tHe most noeIalternls Iunei9-yr
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\ IN ERTIs. + NJ ENTS.
No. ], sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND yEsrlEGsl

- 80 NevHaPrlnB aad sam meP s0ods!
TAX pleasure IN being able say IIy old Gust M
sra aud tue ashioable c1iuhIIHity, -tbst have us
EsturHad rum Naw York aud have tn
Re Rqst Fashionable tos ds GJr the gres
New fo Tx. miH'TF tTdnt FrHnce au thG
M G0untreSi and having dir ensej sae ON
nh gtNea me mOse aud tine attend
ne wants Of py Customers ithe E.shona bic way. Nj
lsW 4pCk now consists of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
dDYERTIIlSRMENTS.
HoskinE. -Heiskell g. 90.

IMPORTERS AND ,JnBBERS or
ts-STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
5LEAVR removed TO Iron Building 2t3 Market
u q. and 81 GomnleTce 81 PHILIpELPHli. sP15.Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
SaddIers aardW are.

.-l-.- AND COACH TRIMMING.
ISL opened, large assortment q: Sadler's Harda
u AID Coach T. inning Coach Il lie tier Varnfsh,
ugyy Bows, HHbhs, Sp0kes, Fellows, CarIase ard Tire
Olt, MasenbIeIrOns, Patent amt EHansileti LeRthe!
nd ythig used by trade, which invite tho
entou OF the public. JOHN kSOTE,
OnIS -s.-r- C.Id Stand I63 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
New Savings Bank Store.
.rw 1A.AlaOnrD Lrrrras At TIE OLD POST ogr.or!

hunhuSeuby auVeTtIsIn puts SutlcelT hlNr any
variety OF youths and boy Hoots and Shoes.
sk, nOlssEn. wool, LeghOrn, b. ush aud traw hats
and O laaies every variety silk, iaw straw braid
oil the m0st 1shioHs and styles. Also
Slippers aud Caters bOtn for ladies' mSSrs and
call and for yoursevea.
laVing purchased large stock of the above ar
icles. would respectfully invite country merchants
all and n, nend mr. their orders will duplicate
NY bills purchased In the eastern cities Oi cash
srS sst.-5 ID. -9,rg 4 n. WATSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-01
.. x'cREXRY, ~ TSots1noo,.
(iaarlsStat,
N'CREERY & HOOkE,
COTTON FACTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING hFkChAhIo'

| E4k MlSOlta AA0 AVAA" A>~~~
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Established in this cifv House for the sal
= soantIy PRoDUcE and HANuFAcTCEEs-lor tn
--rardipg cf goods, and The biiing OF orders
WaefA I've WA give our strict personal al
reeeivins and to. '-nx known to the bushes
IN IDS Market to"hi> NaIns IS Gem saassl0
enton- --.Yers heCRKERI
Our NJ. HookE has been h. LEVY Co
men Of Tennessee Georgia and Ala, his city
Merchant at Chattanooga end our IA sC
through his connection with Shepherd McI.
Of Charleston, TO Merchants generally trading in l.
and that long knowledge Of the basnes
the West will enable to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted TO charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment of
gyOds with despatch from Europe and the North than any
cts the Southern Seaboard having the advantage Of
regular lines Of SaIDg Packets TO Liverpool aud Bos9
ami also, steam communication with New York. Ph'ishc-
The rates on all descriptions Of freight to and from
noEs0-6r1striw MeCREERY & H0OKE.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
4 USF received from New lnrk--
eJ Copper iron Coal scuttes and vases se elegant
large a sortnleut OF Tea Tra5s, various ,ies.
Richly cut and polished ire lFons in sets;
Stands for fre-ironG ell ps'terus
Handsomely Japsnned Plate Warmers
Dixon's fine Britiania Tea Ssti;
Carved Bread Trencbers sDG Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Eees:
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak Do; Coffee Greeques.
Soup Tureens aud Ladies'; Coffee UraS
Toilet Setts Foot Tubs, Sop Jar aud Water CaIriss
Nut Picks Nut Crackers Napkin Rings;
Table Mats Sugar NiPgers Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps. Iron hIlcken Lamps;
Crumb Brushes Plate brushes, busting Bushes
Hearth Brushes and BrOoDls Feather Busters;
Foot Scrspers, Dog irons fHs Carriers;
Door Mats of various kinds and very low pIieex
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bonT, Cocoa aud Horn handles,
Beef CsrverS, Bread Knives CO0ks' Knives;
Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets ChuTnS Water Cans sc &c;
Wooden Ware of sIi descriptions;
Sauce Pans from half piut upwards;
Iron do lined with zinc and enameied;
Batlercake Turner's Egg Whips and Churns;
Butter MOuds, Siiiers. salt Stamps
Pie Plates of all patterns, Baiter-Cake Pans
Cake Boxes Tea Canis:ers,
Patent and Plan Sad Irons Toy Sad irons
Japsnned Ware Of all kind
Nurse Lamps, complete for ladies' and invslids;
Bachelors Lamps. Tor besting making coffee 10
three minutes;
We are constantly receiving from New York. sccessions
to stock of House furnishing GOd and can supply at
short notice any articles 10 be fund in this city
nov %. SNOW, MACKENZIE L co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-01
NASHVILLE. TENN; SUNDAY. APRIL |. 1867

And now nothins was left but the little mnsIin
shirt, pretty little shirt trimmed with narrow
lace
aWill YOU give the little girl your shirt" asked
her mother.
sTo be sure said little Alice, 'how oodd
little girl look without shirt, l should like TO
know?" And little savage-wardance commen-
ced which soon brought the shirt low. And now,
all of Sudden, the child grew serious, and stood
quite still, gazing up at her mother. There she
stood clothed only in the garment Of purity and in-
nocenca with which she came into the world.
Suddenly sunbeam breaking through the frosty
skv. came a-slant into the room, and rested upon
tbe child ana from her lovely head down to her
little twinkling feet, its radiance feIl around Ike
glory.
A hushed and rapt expression passed over the
innocent face, as if in that brief moment she was
blessed with glimpse of heaven.
With beaming eyes the mother turned away !;
and quickly making up the clothes into a little
bundle. while the vital warmth was yet lingering
upen flem. she directed them to Mr.. Pease, with
note berging him to give them entire to one little
girl
Then dressing Alice in another salt, she took
her gently mp in her lap
And as she looked down upon the immortal
soul beaming from those up-lifled eyes, with
swelling heart, and grateful love, she softly mur-
INJURED, .OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-01
Dennie and His Father;
Or, TIE DOUBLE PLEDGE.

On the shores of the beautiful Horizon, now known
as Lake George, in The eastern part of New York
there lived, "a few years ago, clergyman. His hap
py family OF FIVE daughters, and darling son, boy
of more than ordinary promise, we're growing up
under the influence and istruction Of such parents
as few children could boast. Happy among them
selves, with their home amidst the most beautiful
scenery in nature, life seemed to then bright AMI
glad reality. But occasionally, a shade Of anxiety
might have been detected on the unusually calm
brows of both father and mother.
The time at which my story commences was be-
fore the days Of Temperance 1t was when every
family kept supply of ardent spirits constantly cn
hand; and children were accustomed to the danger
ous beverage daily. So it was in this family The
little "Dennie" accustomed every morning to his
glass of bitters, aud to treat every time a friend
called upon the family during the day, soon beg
to show decided fondness for the intoxicating drink
and sought for more frequent occasions TO crafty
his taste. His parents saw his growing appetite
with alarm, and often admonishel him, but with
little effect; his appetite increased, and more than
once they had the modification Of seeing their
promising boy in a state of evident intaricat on
Various we're the remedies they tried bat with it,
tie good; and they could only hope that time aud
his good sense, would at length enable him to CON
troll the habit that threatened to ruin him But an
event occurred which blasted every hope, and they
saw nothing before their child but a drunkards
life and drunkard's grave. One morning the lit
tie Dennie came running in with the eager inquiry
m 5ther, Mr. Smith is going to have raising this
afternoon, and James has invited ne. May GO?
MY son, if your father thinks it best you may
may 60" his mother replied
His fathers consent was readily obtained; and af-
ter dinner he started full of happy anticipatous
Arrived at the place. his attention was occupied
for time in the erection of the builling; too soon,
however, he discovered keg on the premises which
his ready genius quickly toli him contained bis ia
borte beverage. Without moments hesitation
be asked for drnk--it was given him; be asked
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MYSTERIES on every Side.

| The world is fall OF mysteries. The chamber in
which the infant opens its eyes is universe ofmys
! teries. The fathers voice, the mothers smile re
veal TO it slowly the mysterious world of the alice
'>~s The child solves many of these mysteries
IT,, S;zele Of knowledge is enlarged, its via
but as tn, - by veil of mystery. The sur
ion is always bo- ''Nsag, ana agaA At nlsh
that wakens it at IN 'asSSeaa' Ae lIse INA
looks in its window to bid IL ass s4e psre
shades its home, and in whose bra. e sosc
come and sing before the dews are dry, L..
with shining edges that move across the sky, ca.
and stately like the chariot of an angel all are mys
teries. Nay, to grown up man there is not a thing
which the hand touches, or on which the eye rests,
which is not envelopcd in mystery. The flower
that springs at your feet-ghO has revealed the
wonderful secret of IFS organization? It's roots
shoot down, and leaf and flower rise up and expand
into the infinite abyss of mystery. We are like
emigrants travelling through unknown wilder
ness; they stop at night by flowing stream; they
feed their horses set mp their tent and build fire.
and as the flames rise up, all within the circle Of
few rods around is distinct and clear in its light
But beyond aud bounding this are rocks dimly seen,
and trees with vague outline stoop forward to the
blaze; ard beyond the branches creak, and the wa
ters murmer over their beds; and wild unknown
lence. Such is the light of mans knowledge, and
80 it is bounded by the infinite realms of mystery
i Westchester News
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SUNDRIES.
STEAMER IROOUOISE

STEAMER IROQUOISE.
ES NJ. d. l. +. II. BROOKS, MAsrER, 81
f%-a a WISHES to inform the public that be has
issrSrs recently purchased this substantial Steamer
sss-s-Szsnd intends running her during the present
season trom
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and soliciis from his old friends as formerly share
public patronage Mr.. THOMAS J. HOPKINS will act
Clerk and will give every attention any business that
be entrusted to MIN. Whenever there patronage sai-
cnt and shippers desire, by application to the boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME
The IROQUOlSE has superior accommodations for Pas
seDgers aud Freight standing No. Insurance. Apply
to JOHNSON Il WEAVER or
JOHN YEATMAN, Agents.
uoyln--6.n BWG
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force. Another moment, and arose; while wild
and high arose the shrek of the maniac, as he
fell dowu-dowa--nto the abyssl
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MERCHANDIZE.
R.C. M'NAIRY & CO.,

II, =. VI n hIIl N tO't
No. SIS College ST. Nashville, Tenn, -
A RE now receiving their FALL STuth Vf
IA GOODS, to which they Rould respectfully lnyhe us
attention of the public.
EmbrOideries.
They have opened for sale the hsnoGest ard most
varied assortment Of Embroideres brought To NASH
ve from which the ladies would do well to select early
Their
Silk Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, ETC.,
Viii surpass al preyious displays
Carpets.
In few DAYS they will rich and extensive sup
DIV of Carpets selected in the East by their buyer
pressly for this trade and which they nSad sell
eheau as to make il 10 the interest of every buy
them Their stock in this department win be $4,000.
Also Of every thing in their line of business they viii
keep constant supply OF the best quality at the lowest
price.
Desiring TO close their Summer stock before going into
their New Store they selling below cost Let all who
desire good bargains give them call
auglS-u
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No. - Union street.
WYE offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing of Plan BLACK Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks Chal
eys in pIsn colors Plaid and Printed Berrayes Printed
Jaconet Muslin and Lawnstogeber with general assor
ment Of Staple Goods Hosiery ParasOls, Twisted Silk
Mitts SC lap2sl THUIsST0N 4 BERNARD
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DAGUERREorYPEs! pAGuERREoIYpEsll


nENTISTS will please take notice the undersigned is
II our only agent in Nashville; and th0se wishing cur
rake d Teeth viii please make their purchases direct Of
hn he has just received another supply of Teeth which,
with his former stock makes it large and complete lie
has also On band few fne Of Dental Instruments
all eomp.ee also, FOrceps Files, Pluggsrs ExcaEaiOrs
Buns Drills, Bench Vices Corrundum Files heels &e
For sale by A STRETCH
formerly Stretch Orr) Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets. Nashville. Tenn
lehR-n
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HOTELS! HOTEI.SI
Snuff and Tobacco.
PETER LARD,
IMPORTATION WANTEI

TO the present residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor
n neus emont who both enlisted soldiers in the
Of 1912.
Robert Patterson an Irshmsr bv BIRTH Weaver By
trade and 81 years Of age in 1913 They both enlisted az
Nashville Tennessee They their heirs learn
thing to their advantage BY addressing
fell eOswlm BOX $751; 2. o. Nashville. Tenn
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

: = = =
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers al TIE following rates: Single copies
year. advance, 81 so; within the year. g. 90 al the
end Of the year, 81 o.
CLUss Gf ve Al office, and upwards 81 90 per copy
fr year Clubs OF subscribers viii be received Tor
months al the faregoing rates.
The TRI WEEKLY is published every TUESDAY Thursday
and Saturday at IS 90 per annn, in advance; If no'
Psid in advance SS 90.
The DAILY is published a: Eight Dollars
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Renltances of subscriptions may be made By maH al cur
ris6
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accompanied with the cash
- We wish it distinctly understood that no paper Eih
be discontinued until all areaages paid, ceFi atthe
option Ct the publishers.
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THURsTON & BERNARD,


A RE now receiving their stock Of Fall and Win IN -
IN ter Dress Goods, consisting of Silks Cash HfiE
meres, French and English MednOs all Wool De- Qtly
aneS Hosiery, Gloves Csrset and general assortment
of Staple Goods. :
The above goods all purchased the Eastern
By OF the hrm since the decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise, and will be freely offered to the public =
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
ALTO give our stock an examination. oct3tf
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-I haze several Negro
~ Women for hire the balance of the year. as well as
81 for sale. REES W. PORTER
March IIth 'Ss-tf
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CARD.
TAyING oneped IN our new Store No. 55, College St,
y hone 10 see our old friends and customers and
we re disposed to do every hing in for their ae
commodsoa hope none will be offended at, or deem Us
unreasonable for the adoption OF the following rules 10 the
future conduct of our business
No Goods sent ont on appreciation
No samples given
No Goods taken back or exchanged when ooeghL
No Goods bought bT Servants, upon verbal orders
will be taken back X Z. hcNAlh1 W.
Gec3-U B&TW
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22
SEVASTOP0L TAKEN.
TO The VictOrs Belong the spoil.

T the old stand of O. NJ Martin, corner of
"A Church andPearl streets, south east, you
can fnd s. W, NORRIS holding forth first
rate lot Of groceries, consisting in part, the fol-
lowing:
Tea, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, cigars, spi
ces, indigo, madder essences of all kinds -
molasses, starch. glassware, tinware, brooms,
buckets, soap, candles, salt, cream tartar, cor
dage, raisins, figs, nuts of all kinds. Dr.
Merrills celebrated black salve DR.. Jones'
cough Syrup and vemifuge, unsurpassed in do.
ing good. Perry Davis Pain Killer, M Claims
Liver Pills, and other medicines all of good
quality. Powder, shot, lead, caps, matches,
window glass, nails and an endless variety of
other notions in case, worth looking at. Come
and see it will cost nothing
Nov 2. 81 42--n
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REPEAL! REPEAL! >

When men become SO enamored of fervor ell
ther in possession or expectancy, as TO disregard
the most prominent principles Of our repub-
can institutions, and in violation of the truth,
lha, all men are born free and equal 'pass laws
extending slavery over our hitherto virgin soil,
it behOoves the Vox Populi TO arise in their
might, and compel their servants to repeal the
obnoxious portions of those laws and restore
our now degraded country to her former posi-.
ton, with regard TO slavery extention. So also
Physically. When we suffer ourselves to run
of after every new tangled nostrum paraded be.
fore the public; we not only endanger our
own, but the lives aud health of our own fami.
lies nd friends. 1t is therefore with pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted, to use
NJ Alster's All Healing Ointment, an old and
we'll tried remedy and afe and almost certa II
cure for wounds, bruises, cuts, burns, old sores,
eruptons, sci efLa, bronchitis. sore throat, ague
in the breast, cOrns, litter, ring worm, all GU
taneous diseases, all levers or febrile diseases
That by restoring the insensible perspiration, 1t
enables the system to throw off the old worn
GU particles, and restores TO perfect health, be.
ing thereby applicable to host OF ailments too
numerous TO mention.
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Graysville, K. Cha pman, Mabees, 2. q.
j. + Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, Win.
chester; Spencer g. Cherington, Berlin.
August 81, 81. 22-6m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22
TO the PUBLIC.

tl II e subscriber having perfected his arrange
X ments for carrying passengers on his Stage
B,z45ssISsa1&. Route from Chllicothe to CALI
polls, will leave Cbillcothe on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 o'clock in the
morning, aud arrive at Jackson, at IL o'clock
NJ, so as to connecl with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave at 9 o'clock z, NJ
Stage leaves Jackson at l214 r, M, and arrive at
Gulipolis 4 o'clock P. NJ. Returning leave
Galipois, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, ut O'Clock A, M, and arrive at jackson
at II o'clock NJ. Leave Jackson at 1914 P, M,
and arrive at ChiIicoihe at o'clock P, NJ. By
this arrangement ii will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of through route either
way, from Chillicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at II clock
NJ, each day as above. By strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
sCriber sOlicits share of the public patronage.
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
Jackson Aug. 10, '54 20-if
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Notice.

EE7 HEREAS my son James Havsns, aged
w about seventeen years, has left me with
out any just cause. This Is to warn all per-
sons from trading, harboring, or dealing with
him In any capacity, on my account, as | will
not be accountable for, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting. HOWARD HAVENS, Sen'E.
Dec 81, '5t 39-2m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22
4 4 OOD HING!

+ Would just say to my friends and customers
Il Of Jackson and surrounding country, that
have dissolved to-partnership with u, J, Payne,
aud am now in the employ Of I. b Dickason,
where ! eau be found at all times. ready to
please my Old and new customers. In room di.
Tectly over +. u. DiCkason's Store, which has
lately been fitted up expressly for the manuiae.
turing Of clothing etc | would also state that
persons buying clothing either ready made, or
made 10 order, run no risk in getting bit in their
Bargains as they are made BY competent work.
men, and warranted to DO the very best article
Cloths bought ut other houses. made with a.
much pleasure as Il bought atthb Establish
nent go
N. b. Good and Competent workmen are
wanted at this firm, for which good prices will
kspsid. A. b. MAXWELL.
Nov. 2. '54 32-tf