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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


los 81, 81 Dupont. Rae S2SDNA' GEO. v,,so,.,
GUNNY BAGS.
ZOO two busheI Gumy bags. ,,
OATEsz..s Short. and srs sA1 GRO v,,so,
For Rent.
A brick Dwelling house Market street, between
n Monroe and Union streets with large store room
suitable for almost any kind of business. 80
Possession given Immediately, Enquire OF Dr.. Alfred
Hughes, corner OF Quincy and EttL streets.
G. ". STORM,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
HoRNBROOK'S NEW BUILDINGS,
hy15ar MIN STREET. -
CORN.
30 900 bushels corn wanted between this aud he
nvI4 - : S-''- GILL & Co Water st.
10000 bushels Oats wanted to be deliverable in lots
4 agreeable 10 tue >elIer
WANTED.
u knds OF country produce, for which liberal prices
ny14 GILL 4 Co.
CORN MEAL.
A E n9IS bushels Of new cor" meal GRO. WILSON.
CIDER.
ok'ESoNS having barrels can have them filed with c.:
ND; der by leaving the barrels by Friday .,,.,,
SALT.
bbis to arrive, will be sold very it taken from
MxI9 GEO WILSON
| N TAN Bit Ds.
George Roberts, L
,.. 2Oj 9InIm 81.
NoNT!NuEs to Manufacture 10 order CwhOiesale and
! ~ retaiil heluIiul variety OF
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS
| of every color and size, and at EustGrn prices,
These blinds are superior to evely Other kind OF win
Gy-t,aIIamd examine specimens
NJ Rod blinds reprinted ami trimmed equal 10
SYRUP OF ELECAMPANE
MUCH USED AND POPLAR COUGH sYRuP.
cue Of cous9si colds h erseness, Influenza
etc the most cficac.oua cough remedy in use
| Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
nvlS SO Monroe street.
The Wheeling Instrumental Mu-
sic Society
NJ EETS every Monday evening, at y O'Clock Tm the
Al Lecture Room Of tic Lutheran Church. Charlne ST.
c. A. pIETRIcu, Conductor. nvIS6m
Popular and Family Medicines
| THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
..-- III MUM 81.
! CtoXPR,slxa-
~ DR.. wistar's I;aIssm of Wild Cherry;
| Ayers Cherry PeciOr#I,
j. hn Full SarSaparilla,
| rOwnsand'S do
| OsgOOd's India CholagogUe,
DIR. HnuinS Persin,
| G GEMS OXygenated Bitters,
! HOUtLnd'S German do
..- Mor;mer's Rheumatic Compound, D.
| ScSrrS AICTusiic OIL,
| StrObie'$ Pile Imminent,
| Perry Davis i'an Killer,
Mexican Mustang Lilineut, B..
| NCIane'S VermIfuse,
MCLsREe's Liver Pills,
| wTshts Indian Vegetable Pills
Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster,
POOr Mars do
l'aey's Pain EXTRACTOR
| MCAliister's all healing Ointment,
| nr Marchsi'S Uterine CathulicOn,
Roadway Ready Relief,
| do Meticatcd Soap.
10 Together with all other pOpular Family n,edl-
cineS nvI3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20

11,. WHEELING, Oct Gill; 1866.
have tried for abort tme pair OF spectac es iur-
sheq ny MI SOLOMON, aud take pleasure in testilyg
~ theIL soou qualify have also procure pair OF
glasses or Mrs Houston, which in thcif elects al
ii. H. HOUSTON. NJ. d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20

For sale WIN lesa!e and retail by
sp1S LAgGHLLNS f. BUSHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20
SYRUP OF ELECAMPANE.

SYRUP OF ELECAMPANE.
MUCH USED AND POPLAR COUCH sYRuP.
oEthe cue of coughs, colds, arseness influenza,
Il tickling sensation of the throat whOOpng cough etc
etc /, the most ctticac: Gus cough cmed , in use.
Prepared and sud wholesale and retail by
J. Il vow ELL,
nv'S 33 Monroe street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20

The wheeling InstrumentaI Mu-
sic Society
EETS every Monday evening, at u ocIork.Im the
Centre Wheeling
S. NJ. HAMILTON, Presr
Z. Z. DIETRICH, Conductor. nVI&6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20
AN INFLLlBLE CURE.
For ChilLs and Feury.s, Bil,ouSnrss, Dyspcpsiq,
Liner Complaint DiarrhGn. Dyssmicry,
Piles, and all Disr0srs Of the
Stomach md Bo,orls, and
Impurities Of the
Blond
cEPTIFCATF.

JuLy, 1885.
DR.. Halsiat:-SiT: Having nalysel bottle Of yUer
Norwood Cordial, and 'e.tci ais various q Iaes,
take srea pleasure in giving MY testimony or,
the articles composing ii, being entirely vegetable
perfectly safc. and such my umprP utced PEysciuu
would not hesitate 10 ~ esc be TO his patients have
administered il to my vie, health some time
past has becn exceedingly feeble, and has strengthened
and III vieoraIed er greatly. therefore recommend il
with perfect confidence TO the public in all DyA
reP$Ia Debility, AID all other diseases which it is re-
commended. Yours truly,
J w. PERKIHsnN, NJ u.
SO Camden street, baltimore.
H5@ For sale by HATSTAT d CO., No. Sc Howard
street. between Pratt and Camden, baltimore, aid by
Druggists generally.
wM. J. ARMSTRONG,
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NJ. il. HOUSTON, NJ. II.

Tit. =, a.. WHEELINH, Oct 9th, 30.
, ms vs. 10 certify that have examined Spectaccs
sTwh ny solomon, aHd lave used pair preseul.
su oy NM hid themverS SUPERIOR and with nleasu
theln 10 all those requiring the mid OF glasses
oCi4 4. p. wHEKlRR N ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20

The two counties, we think, will show our readers
pretty clearly that we cannot have a war yet, how
ever desirable some nay tim k ii. Nothing has
been done OH either side for which either country
can have the face 10 go 10 waT-there is no injury
which war can heal; no Insult uifere, (ur war to
wipe out; war III such IL Case would Le naked,
wa"ton hOnicIde, without the shadow Of an ap"l-
osy. 1t is not ut all strange, Therefore, that many
should think the getting up Of this excitement o
mere StOchIoObet'S trek, ur Something vi that
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To Messrs Mortimer & MowbrSy, $50 baltimore st,ect
BaitIn ore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20

CIDER.
lOEhSONS having barrels can have them filed with c.
der by leaving the barrels by Friday.
nv1i GEo. WILSON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
President.

INSTANTANEOUS FIRE ENGINE.--The Chicago
Journal gives the following very interesting de-
scription of this Engine: We have on former
occasion explained the modus operandi of this in
vention, which our space to day will not permit
us to repeat. Briefly, it consists in applying strong
atmospheric pressure to the water in series of
pipes and the placing of hydrants in such posi-
ton around the different blocks of buildings in
the city that from them water can be thrown to
any spot On the block. No other engine will be
necessary than the one now at the water works.
The water pipes now in use will answer every pur-
pose, with the addition of pipes leading from them
to the hydrants. Two hydrants or water-plugs on
each side of block will be sufficient for every
purpose. A fire then breaking out, say on Clark
street, opposite the Tribune Office, the signal is
given by the man on the Court House steeple to
the man at the water works, who simply turns a
pigot. hose is attached to the hydrant, and
as quickly as that can be done stream of water
rises in it to any desired height.
The cost of testing the invention will be but
triHing, and we think it would be well to give it
a trial.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
Laws of Minnes0ta--.by Authority.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To Incorporate the Root River Valley and Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company.
Be enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
Of Minnesota:
That Edward Thonpon Samuel Phail, James
Smith, Edward Bell. Ole Knudon, t. B. rword, W. B. Geer,
Dunbar b. Prnse, Jas McCan, H. NJ Farnham, W. w. Ben
nett Ksosr. H. shankl,n 5. Mecqen David omsed, Ben
Jacob McCrary wm Bross and all such persons
ated, shall hereby a body polite and COR
by the and style The Root River Valley
Southern Minnesota Railroad Company, ty and under
that and style sh all be capable suing being
mpeadus aud bcns impeadcd, defending being
against in law and equity in and places
whatsoever fully natural and corpora
ton may make and use common seal and alter the
same at pleasure ana by their corporate name and style shall
be capable contracting and being WITH and
holding and conveying all such estate and properr
PERSONAL may he into effect
the objects and Of this and
ton.
g. The said corporation hereby authorized
edand Is hereby ared that the purposes hereOf
al their pleasure to alter the line terrag h ana
terminus railroad with tracks or lines OF
rails the village Hokah. county Houston and
Territory MINNESOTA wsstway By the most tessS,e or
practicable point between the south bend Of the
Minnesota River and the Southern Territory of MIN
Bend OF Missouri River, with the prV
ese OF Branch starting from 0kah and
Mississippi River by the TARGET u,
gle Bluffs, in winona county, in the Territory Minnesota to-
engines, and other appuenances and furniture ram
road And said company also authorized and empower
co eNenS the OF 10 they
deem the line which be adopted and
by the Lake SUPERIOR Pugc Sound and Pacific
pany. and the said also
excavate construct and complete steamboat
the main channel Of the Mississippi River through
Lake to the most feasible point Root River
twenty-"tSht, CS) in township four 0I
north, rang. number four p west the nth principal
dian. And to all
Root River from said point to the village Hokah
company may build Construct and boats
Of passengers and freight to and
minus of said railroad.
The capital stock Of the corporation created
ahall be Ave millions OF dollars and shall
OF fifty dollars each, and shall be
the regulations prescribe,
Out no share of said stock shall be while there
be nstamen thereon unpaid
the said with the the holders
majority thereof increase the
TO such sum be convenient
es the rights and privileges hereby granted thereto,
cesdng twenty mors Of dollars. The shares
OF stock shall be the
rs the shares Of the original stock
l. The said corporation shall have the right ~ uron
may appropriate Its for
OF the SAID railroad and canal
exceeding two hundred wa throughout their entire
length, ana may oy Its engineers
ter upon ake OF and singular anv sn
streams timber and materials Ct every hind for ne
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

a FREAK OF GENERosIrY.-TheB Boston
Gazette says that one Of the most penurious of
bachelors, day or two since, after attending
the opera, was guilty of making gift under
circumstances somewhat original He entered
millinery store and accosted very pretty at
tendant, inquired the price of hat which he
saw in the window. She took it out, and in
order to show its beauties, placed it on her own
head, with just pitch enough to make it taking.
The old bachelor admired it, and pulling ten
dollars from his pocket book, concluded to buy
it. The attendant took the money, and with
pencil in hand inquired where she should send
it. swear it yourself, my DEAR" was his blunt
reply, as he left the store.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
OF GOOD MATERIALS,
M ANN VS. ACHIN

Excels others simplicity Of construction, in facility of
horses having draught, adjstabiy to
being readily any hight from the
ver's under cxces every other
implement cutting lodged tangled grain also
cutting all kinds Of grain whether
clogging. 1t will close ground or gather the
one sickle, the 9th smooth edge-arc furnished with
each machine, either of which be USED required
The combined machine converted Reaper Mower,
and vice by simply moving inserting
fern, which may be done in less than minute.
the value Mannys Machine, been
all parts of the country, and published, together
promptly sent by mail to oil applicants
Terms heretofore. Machines delivered where
dersd wi Ii transportation added
For horse msehineof about feet cut price
machine, feet cut cash price
Half cash and the other half on LIST December $45 co.
Orders should be sent machines.
the those who have hand Reapers
that will not MOw only moving machine,
mo,cing, price clio; and the other half
on the first of December iOOwins s2o Dealers supplied by
can be supp:ed by P. Nanny, OF that place. =
Rockford, ILL.,, February, 1855. NANNY & CO.
PREMIUMS AwADRED THIS MACHINE AND MEDAL
AT THE WORLDS FAIR!
Crystal Palace, N. Y, Bronze Trial at Geneva, N.
w. with other machines $4,000 and
Fair, Silver Medal. Chicago Mechanics Institute Fsir Gold
other machines Indiana Fair Silver Cup over
six other machines. Trial at Louisville KY, $4,000
ing Mccormick and others McIIenry county Fair Ill.,
1885, $1,000 and 1854 $1,000 Putnam county Fair
Louisville Mechanics Association Diploma mower,
Diploma for best reaper Diploma for best and
mbned, Diploma with special recommend. Trial In New
Jersey 1854 $1,000 for best
$40 best and mower combned competition with
machines. Rock county Fair Wis., Diploma for
best reaper ard mower Dupage county Fair Ill.,
and mower wnnebago county Ill., hrst Premium
best and Stephenson county H., Post
Report best Muscane county Fair
Certificates best mower Michigan State
Fair $40 for bst reaper and IS b-st county
$40 best be mower
Cambridge county Fair N. T., first Premium Montgomery
county Fair n. T.. FIRST premium. Fulton county Fair N r.,
Premium Pennsylvania State $40 for best
and and $40 and Middlebuy
county Fair w.t. rst Premium and others
to enumerata.
Special Notice is hereby given to C. H. that
shall hold him accountable for all his
He in the Albany Cultvator of December 1882
fed from the experience Of the
Of constructing the machine, moving reapng
to the best advantage separate moving apparatus
next harvest will be sold with Reapsr Now, my Dear
Sin make separate Moring apparatus, but
my claims as shall hold strictly accountable
~. iel3-3m --s-...s. JOHN H. NANNY.
WV. B. YOUNG, General Agent Minnesota.
Principal Depot for Minnesota, at the Warehouse Of
J. VI. BASS h CO., Agents for ST. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
COLLEGE OF ST. PAUL.

COLLEGE OF 81. PAUL. az sNs+r
The Committee on the location Of the site OF
the College of St. Paul, have agreed 70 accept
the offer made by Messrs. Dayton, Warren and
Hoyt, and apply all subscriptions Of the citi-
Gems below Cedar street, to the erection OF the
edifce of the College proper, in the vicinity OF
the mound beyond "Carves's Cave"
1t has always been the intention OF the Board
OF Trustees to erect Preparatory School Edi'
fee for the convenience of youth, residing more
directly within the city limits.
Having failed to secure site on Trout Brook,
Mr.. John r. Irvine, citizen who made the
first donation Of lot for school purposes, in the
infancy of the town, has again come forward,
and offers a valuable and commanding site on
the bluff, near the new brick mansion OF Mr.
Banning, on condition that the citizens dwelling
above Cedar street. secure to the Trustees oil
the College a sum of money, equivalent to the
value of his donation, and that the Trustees
the edifice rooted in less than twelve months.
The Baldwin School which has separate
charter and which hereafter will be conducted
as a Female Seminary, is essentially under
the supervision Of the same gentlemen, and has
been sustained from its commencement, at al
annual expense OF more than Five Hundred
Dollars, without calling for aid, from the friend:
of education in this city.
The Trustees therefore venture to hope tina
the subscription paper they propose to cir
culatc for the Preparatory School in the upper
end, and the College building in the lower end
of this City will meet cordial consideration
from the friends oflearning.
In behalf of the Board
E. D. NELL,
President.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

Esy= Holders of bills on the following Indi-
ana Banks, viz: Merchants Bank at Lafayette,
Springfield, Green County Bank at Bloomfield.
Wabash Valley Bank at Logansport, Bank Of
T. Wadsworth, Of Hartford, at Michigan City,
are notified by the Auditor to return the same
to the office for cancellation, On or before the
18th day Of July next, that the outstanding
circulation may be determined as accurately as
possible, and a pro rata dividend thereon de-
clared. Those interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

He "CoULDN'r STAND TuAT."-A young gentle
man of our acquaintance who had been paying
his devours, (as Mrs. Darlington would say) to a
young lady for some time, suddenly left her,
following words. ''I have been with her, you
know, good while, and noticed that she was
rather cool in her remarks, and limited that she
would rather go home alone than have me go
with her; but didn't mind that. Well one
night when we got to the door, says she "Mr.-,
do not wish your company any longer, and pll
thank you to keep in your place, and away from
me-" That was a little too hard and wouldn't
stand it. sacked her that very night Lynn
Mass Neus.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

Gov. REEDER SUspENDED.-Our exchanges
report that Governor Reeder has been suspend
ed for his fearless conduct in Kansas. The pre-
text for his removal is, that he has been specu-
lating in lands his act on the part Of Presi-
dent Pierce is the GROWING shame Of his adj
ministration, but-''there's God in Israeli and
He will so order things as to put to blush those
who have had hand in removing one whom
we believe to have been faithful public off,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

LETTERS SOLD TO PAPER MILLs.--Mr. Hol-
brook, the special agent Of the Post Office De-
partment, has investigated the story of the Toll
land County Comm Gazette, that great
number Of letters sent to the post-office had
been sold to the paper makers as waste paper.
He says there were only five letters in all found
and only two of them indicated that they had
ever been in the mail. One of the two is not
signed by any name, and the other is signed
with initials
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

TINE undersigned keeps constantly hand general
Monuments Tombsabs, Head Stones, etc which
he is ready finish notice, having
engaged In this In the having
arrangements direct with the celebrated Rutland,
quarre and keeping but the best workmen is
enabled sell cheap better
be given those sending irresponsible shops
distance. My arrangements such that deliver my
work the very door customers when desired All
work contracted by agents. will be filled strictly according
agreement The undersigned agent
Mill Stones Dutch Boiling Cloths, Noyes'
Mills, Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Plaster, Shop
House, Lvee and Spring lower bridge.
myl6;u r.. L. OSEBROUGU.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
SUPERIOR. DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

THIS place Superior Left Hand
River at the head Lake Superior, and possesses
site, better harbor,
city, than other point
in prospective Importance by Chicago only.
The propretos have undispuied, and unncunbered
title to the land which SUPER is laid and pur
chasers of lots receive warrantee deeds for the
SUPERIOR laid out during the and already
contains several hundred large hotel number
stores, conmodious pier with warehouses, and is in all
the most Ourshing town in the West The County
Seat, U. s. Land ONCE, and Post Office located here,
where the Mississippi and Lake Superior u Military Road,
1t Lake the projected
the head Of Lake SUPERIOR The Soo canal will be open
June, which lines Lake will
SUPERIoR,-one from Chicago, Cleveland
Buo fine vessels having been built expressly
this trade.
Two Steam Saw Mills and Printing Press the
way to Superior and will be promptly set to work.
Oneha the appropriated by the propreors
to be sold by the undersigned actual settlers
and to provide fund extensive public improvements. Lbe
raj appropriations have made for public purposepas,
churches, railroads, &C., &c.
In order correct the msapprehension arising from sim
ilary Of names proper state that Superior Cffy
which the title Of which exists,
SUPERIOR
Maps OF SUPERIOR signed by Thos Clark, surveyor,
and VIM. II. Newon Attorney Propretos and
be in the principal hotels Of St. Paul. alena Chicago,
Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo and other cities
All who wish purchase lots, obtain information
apply 10 Wm H. Newon Superior, Douglas County, Wis
consn. WM. H. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Proprietors OF Superior.
May I, 1855. my2-3md&w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

A PALpABLE CouNrERrEIr.-We were
shown yesterday, says the Nashville Wing, a
one dollar bill on the Bank Of Chattanooga, al
tered to five The work was rather bungling-
ly done, but still would easily deceive the casu-
al observer. The figures 81" were covered
with figures SIS" and some dollar with ''five
dollars" BY holding the bill up to the light,
the fraud was readily detected.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

A MAeN1c1cENr CLocK.-1he clock made
for the new Houses of Parliament has dials %
feet in diameter, the largest in the world. Eve
ry minute the minute hand moves thirteen in
ches. This clock will 20 eight and half days,
but will strike only seven and half days from
its winding up. 1t is said to be an excellent
tme-keeper, varying but few seconds month.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

EY- A lady connected with one of the princi-
pal churches in Newtown, Edinburgh, Scotland,
having become cnfeebled in health and unable to
leave her bed, took house adjoining the church
and had gutta percha conductor laid from the
church to her bed, so that now in the solitude OF
her sick chamber she listens to the public ministra-
lions of her spiritual adviser.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

New PAPER AT RED WINo.-We have been
informed that the enterprising citizens Of Red
Wing have made upa subscription list Of 1000
copies and subscribed $400 in money, for the
purpose of starting paper there. The gentle
man who is to conduct it, Mr.. Merritt, OF Mi
chigan, is now after the materials, and the first
number will be issued by the 10th proximo.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

ANOTHER PRoHIBrroRY Law NEEDED.-The New
York Evening Post contains communication
from private source, calling attention to the in
creased use of laudanum by many young persons
OF that city, who procure it, the writer says, sin
large quantities at the druggists, and swallow it
like water!'' Some of the papers are advising the
prohibition of the sale of laudanum, except un.
der an order from physician.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

A new idea with regard to the CHI olera was
started short time since by an American ply
scian. He maintains that sores Of any kind
will act as preventive to the cholera. He ac-
cordingly recommends that on the appearance
of the cholera all persons should Immediately
be inoculoted by caustic issue. The idea has
been lately tested in St. Petersburgh with salts
factory results.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

G. Never marry man until you have seen
him eat. Let the candidate for your hand pass
through the ordeal of eating soft boiled eggs. If
he can do it and leave the table CLOTH napkin and
his shirt unsrotted, take him. Try him next on
aspare-rib. If he accomplishes this feat without
putting out of his eyes, or pitching the bones
into your lap, name the wedding day at once
He'll do to stie to-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

ALARMINc.-As a train was crossing the Sus-
pension Bridge on Tuesday,, the scaffoldlng
around the towers gave way, and fell upon the
cars. The train was stopped before any damage
ensued. For moment, however, there was a
great CONSERVATION among the passengers, the
impression being that the great bridge had fallen.
--Bufalo DemOcracY June Is.