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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

vnrrG's DlolluAs.-NL wiuters will this
.,ek present. 80 entire new series Of pictures
>, Washington Hall, the 6tst Of which will
commence Tonight, II they be Is beautiful and
,.,rsaius IS those which have been exhibited At
II. sane place durtag the past week, they eauaOi
llio dlS large aad delighted audiences.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

uRSRY TALLINT, LEWIS s DELAPLAlS, and
II WILLIAM TiLLNNT have formed eV-PlriBef-
Ihp for tie rHpoSe o. tIa'Ici'n:U Wholesat GTrttry
aud Dry Goods Ipl FOrwATLus AID GeDelal C0mmision
Su,ip4Ss 10 lhis cir urJeT the 6im OF rALLtNT uE-
LNPLAlN. Tie wbOetae Dry Goods huIiEcS9 will Be
CONDUCTED At No 81 Main stree, end the wbOeSae Groce
n AID Comqlis don business al No. 70 NaIu IIeti,
DIS Win always * 90 Sie a; low prices 1ni o. ACCOM-
uodlng ieGas 10 Whfh tLey eIrea:y isViis The attn
INN o. LOSE nTYKIR. mas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

TAI para OE rug RVSsnx ENrrEon is Get
.as. steat sensation all OVet Europe, but we doubt
/, u. sane comes ua to the immense eHeitenen!
e.,,sI ny Isaac Pagers selling English long mittS
,i, .as,yl, tl2I els Such seems barely possible,
e,.ias Tue EASTERN BatEaia SlOre and be con.
,ssi
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rrNcINNArI MARKET

M,aca Si.-Piout firm, advanced 10 s,65nS,ii,
receipts light. Ccrn active with sales Of 6Sl51.
Provisions firm AMI bnoyant. Laid. fOt No.
county and prime keg 9iIl0; for Dol 9. Whisky
25I, fait demand. LinSesI oil SSla90. Groceries
good demand. MolssseJ advanced 10 81. IoFe buy
cts than sellers. Sugar IS firm ct 5'5t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
Daguerreotypes

ITO tie publ: would say tia, NIL give one months
lO'Ite before discontinue king pes i9r
d cents Ond shan tOEtiuUe ioiIkt them ALLOW as htT
cents oT Al ieII oBe ear that Bone Dttd hurry lot
ear Of az Idvancs the Pnce Of riCtueI AN DOW "a
kGS Dl;ueotyPeS gas aud P;Ier a. Reli a. to'ld
OF SeGsCoTic PisureS, Whth the PHbe are Invited -
can and txaniR6 have just Teceivad great vtrie oi
aneJ cases for tie tOdGyI which will Sell I0m % to
100 ger ceht. below The OrnRT pIite.
also keep on band ard lOf sak, arg tuPPY o. Dl'
r,er,eoiype ApparsIUS, And materials o. all llndS.
'G,piI 4. Z. PARTRIDGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
RECRUITING,

NV YoRk, NStct SILT is stated that the
U. S. Marshal Of Philadelphia this u1orniug ar.
rested an officer Of tie British Amy IN this city
io' having been engaged IN the recruiting service
OF foreign PoEer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
INSURANCE.
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
Half a Ml1ias Of Dolar.n

'The Etna INSURANCE Co, Of Hartford, cen1 /.
IGeDcits Of c0nptieS Incorporated By Other Stales,
pIss'd NAY lat, ISL, PTPGIed ID that STATE, tbt
itIeqdTed there " 81 The Uhio LeFSas9e he orig
tai StaeIent heiEg Gle tie Stale Auditors 0tte
II tA full AID tTVe StleEHHt aud Is pSbuFtfd sothe
Community GAy know TIE Character Of tie SoFPoEaIlon .!
lEluLs It's toadilioo speak 'or i,1eit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Car, Go, March STA dlsp,tch from Weston,
No., Snyilhe pro slavery ticket gu tue North side
Of the Kansas nVet, is elected ny thousand ma
iori.T. Thee was no opposition TO the Pro.SlsTeIy
Iickelin Bun, Oak and Atchison preciuc's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

Nav YoAE, March 3l.-JuJEe Morris ofthe Su
pteme Coin decided that the commitment Of pros
iituies % BaeSweIrs Isl oil vas illegal, as VsEe
all entitled 10 examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
RIYER AM MEArNE

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTTsaURGu, March 3I.-River feet fallinE.-
Weather clear and mild.
CINcrxXIrr, March 3l.-RiTer fallen Is inches
Weather VAN nnd pleasant.
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ARRIVAL nh rnrrrNinN

ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.
HALiTix, Mach 3l.--Fhe steamship Union 81.
nrsd THIS afternoon, short Of cOai. She made the
ttp in II days iron HAVE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

N.Iea closed on Saturday With Beautiful wealth
TT. .al We have nov ialt prospect Of a delight
Gl Srnns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

Ora C,rT SpIscGlDtns Who change tbeit "loeaI
t.,i,ltionS' ate requested 10 notify our carriers
.stuJiusly, o, to Leave notice 81 The counting
MN Of ths Intslliseaest once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
AtriIais aad Dspattate. of,slsaa Boa,.
P.ttIt hil24 H.r,,. tn4ieg "a Nm atss'eloe

'. W 80 - tt'' - % ~.
u Az & 3 ARRIVALS. 70
va, J!H EDtee. Nashville.
'''' Eprite, Pil6bagh, ''.. r. =
CoRvOy, PilIbutph.
= KsyStoae STATE, Ciaclnpsti.
Pot Pitt, Portsmouth.
Aims, Pittsburgh.
TElu City, Pittsburgh.
DiafaAl, PiltSbuH.
CouueT, PaTkefsbut4.
Monongahela Belle, SunkSh,
Interchange, lselIaut
Viroqua, SleubenviIle.
DEPARTURES.
Alma, 81. Louis.
Empite, Pil,SDuTt.
Convoy. Pit Sbgttb,
Keystone SiSie, Pittsburgh.
TGin Cir, CiReiRnat.
Diuraal, Pittsburgh.
Courier, ParksESUuEG.
Monohsahela Belle, Sunhsh.
Inistehaaee, BsIlair.
vitJqua, StsulfnTille.
STAGE or WATER.
TWHEEuSo-5 feet I inches.
AT PirTtGvGG-4 feet Inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
Rr,esOtp, Va. Jspt ISL, 1881

Mtr7T. IHsrfirstr I NsEtSe1:
years, aud eoud SET Eokih. 70 AelP t eni rt1d at
Vnel ue to III ,IlaniPton's vegetable Trieste. pr:
rba.e two ities and * ore bad uttI thsn bo:h u
W.. tnlley cared or IAiS RIO8t trOOkoe dltttte. Al
VITO ave PklUe whit ri IS would DO vel 70 fSt TIE
TLtluR tiilI iOurt, IssFeeIisllI: ..
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Freight

For the CeH'ral Road viii B. tce!Yed At the wharf DOT
Of Qgincy s., a. eli hoUrS between a III. aud N
Receipts IeA TO delivery 10 all stations 90 lhe Z. O. u.
r., and 10 CiaeiBnAti.
wkeAilag, Jan II. 1875. in'V'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
RARE CHANCE.

isaac Prayer, at his RIRGILN STORE, 30. fi5
Main street 6eiGeea Main and Union. viii a. mist
sell TIE btlahte Of Ills Fail GOCk-
in order 10 eject this be oa.ri 10 etGia Selin9, from
this da,e, his lNsOrtGtnt o: fat GDi Uter goods GN
GREAT REDUCTION
Of bic usual prices and Al elsi % eT e. lower than any
o:keG house IL tbs CITY.
Let those iu WIRi OF Gods cali oa ne thy wish 20
puTcdtIe tie be.t sDodI Al almost your own PnCeS.
Cal soou ard don't mistake the pace
ISAAC PKAOEH, IT'S Main
hBi between Monroe ard Union
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T r.srtst.d rs.,inory.-c,", tsm # han

RtsssOtS. Nd ,Apttl t1th, 1854.
Mttyt. He,i:r,S HSvjrs,:
rtIt Sn2-l have 1LEtI ed with rain 10 nj SIDE aud
betE u der Ms shoulder blade bT the last ali 3taEs
tiled Ty al Ait d. o. hpdeut, bot derived " beEe
st. Aver received tie 6ISi Iot OF HInPton't NetttA
BE TIeiure fiom lou, ihosEh would III Mat tiItSe
tksie Nalinu lJM so, ard Ia XIV Hetk1 Pit iLe
vas btw nal 1t has cuitd ne An BOW Tee fr0ai
IaiH; my cUmrle1ioo 10 zee, IormeliJ u Wla tLoU.
rave sod IrFele aud can eat What rseAAe without
inconvenience lI1Ve 1UEeied 90 lops aud 70 uCb iOt
what TOW euioy ttaI would tdJIs tbe aGictea give
tLiS TiLcluIO q iIT. HimPiOA'1 fair lIilL
YoUtS, iesFte.h!lI, :. AkSTzER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
By STATE AUTHORITY.
statement on January ia, 1883,

Tbe uaue Of tie is !na IRsaraRes Con-
n,hy,U iotatcd al Hartford, LOLa CkeaTteEeQ IN lSi9
Tie caPital1 FiTe HubdIel T1OeSAHd D3Ars' aD4 -
paia ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

Cash ca bend, la bank, AID Ia tie Landl Of
AG.Bta or OlheT FeTsOES...... S!i:'6S,S
Real eS,aIe uHntumbe ed.... ............. l6'W"W
IS norlEase boud1, 6lRd PER ce0: interest u
payGb.e seua IRHUSiJ......,....,..... 'sLIS
QebtS d:e The coRiraqy SstuIe5 ey mortgage EHSI
BUS receivable amply sttStea and FAyshls ,.....,
al b1Fk,........s.s'.s' 's'''''''''''''' a
Bills Re:eiVa be prSINSal vo;es.'.'."... S'"l*
Az oIer See IUiei, VII;
;rJ1 IharrS NiOck In laItlQid X ! u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

Ito ~ TO PIosrEG ~ BrHSr''.--Ia the 6tst place
-AAe up your Mol 10 accomplish whatever you
.aI,uak-, decide upoa some particular employ
cent and perevete in it, All difficulties ate Oyet'
ne " diligence and a'1iLuiiy.
Be- moi srnI TO work xilh your OTn hands
and diligently, TOO, "A cat 10 gloves catches nc
n'ss.'
A;sud TO yoat own business, and never thus: i
:, ano,heE. a pol that belongs 10 man! IS III
srn-i and worse bo,led.'
De frugal. Thal Sbich will not make pot
Vgt make pot nd
Be aOsteniou,. 'who d,in!ie' love shall beg.
ass sstiy. The sleeping fox catches no pouI.
tn
Treat every one with respect aud civility.-
'E5sry,hing IS gained anj noihlag lost BY courtesy.
GO,i mInRsrS insure success.
Neret anticipate weIlh lIotn any other 'ou'ee
tan ilSOf. 'he who waits Tot dead mems shoes
mly have 10 90 iot . Ions tune tAtelooi.'
'iieaven clip tbnss no help IhemSelVeS.'
II you implicitly l9lIov these ptecspIS, nothing
viii hiutes you ftOm aecumulating.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

Ithat have property to isaIe will pslse ihSPtt thg
stTulluts The EfeejhJ re GJiS CI0se Vi iaa o. aug
tar Iried e TrOaIiUA FOr use gIDeNA &ecUilly abu
Hs,,,,iJ. II b.1eJeTs Ool fast IlI lire Of iTaISae
ijopSsud or a6li;I aul mans vii s"Tae tue AitF'on
q lie inS1nns Puse eonhm t"e.r eoui!tnte 10 -
Tbe S'seEeu: Is preare Any IRE rln com" Az ,<eoo
dillon win loll Ard sac lasu lre oh:e'' 20 disPos
ID lie inyt.iues.s are % bal 1Jid eTI aeef Ios 10
ss materially aIes;sd - TIE 4ss Ia tha GAS
me nsrease o. its capital s!"-k 10 $50 co. IS toH'
nile cash sdi;icnlI 10 the it'CuG'A o, TIE fSipo aon
anil permanent iGTsstnea; fo Tue Pc As' ""u HS"''
IL. It;eSsY ard rstI b.nsA' q ia'gronce are wetl
smtIEei In ;he sei tae e"fsry has aG taSh ."'Ssi "a
,in.t.e rsAt IeAT,aluS Hesttu auch O!his t"f. W
Ci5:igs,;i, io:A sam 81 $3.50 ~, ~ 81 N!rth pa
PIiI eo.S,dersb!! ia ads. Lcr o. bs I'm: dtf
~ ,ai litigation II slin 'py o. iheS-
70 Tbs toriiIulrce OiiH vJ"''ie
pntUa.st o. is cCstse, ta:y nj find lis aien,s &c
eGd 10 toe De snis .! sGslLes! ,N tsIe'o O
Viii onp. .lis. Is svn abe T'sS AMI iefms As &c
Cuuiy " al PeILl'S. ,,,,. 1870
"a
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHlM

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DRSTIs1k.
No. nc WEST SIEIl SIGTrT, ITTNIIS RLcI iXO Elk,
Cincinnati.
TINS ciEe under lhe m1R'SeueLt Of It's rTetEAt Pto.
nlet0IS, las bee HiBcreASbs Ia IePutSioB S0I AEpe.
operations IT, tie AI6el Derailnent Of NthlI.tIy
wanting 10 give iatI2etiGn 10 all 30 MAJ tO IL With
tLeirI tuOL1se.
Ii G,bscrb4n void call attention 70 tie following
eISthal PoiliI iAAinE TO ATthc al TeGtb, TiI Eeau
and nlurilptsS Of ApPtllbec, quality and StthGth
THE nnleiSS comJIt 10 tie Wtater aud s$EVltkAs IN
restoring The RAtuIa APptat1hce the IpteCh. aid abba.
Is to astiatE; In all Of witch tier ave W1TrIFted In
aging they sAeeetd b. uolk, and eqUaItd 81 hVt
lew.
Inserted from one 10 foil sst with ArtIetial Gura-
Full AID half StS iavSritbly Inserted b. SuetioA-
Al oasrauoEs In DsEnHtry F<HoIed ID tAt hot kor.
oUsA nanter
Co*d'rIRs The suT<IiOr eharacter Of he work, aad
tie galHtes tVsu, tbeI ATE tbt HoSt retSoass il ne
V est.
Two TEtrn on XoAE or COLD plATI,
SO per Tooth.
TVo TEiTH Oh NOEE Of SILVIA ram,
Sd per Teeth
The money Te'VadeS Il The Teth DO not Prov sttls-
LetOTy.
p-FoT lie IROTnation Of lhose living a distauee,
We Rbald state that oar Abilities are spCb, tat ne can
make 10 Tie EBeAt GyE, fDi t or TEETH 10 fTon 81
70 IS koGrA aud small Peeea 10 ProoHos, 70 Tat % d
tEntou ICED BE tPPieIkHdea
j. G. CSIsRoS. psatl't''
10. tH We4t SAtA ST. beiEesh Race lAd hin,
dsts-iy ciussGnasI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02
Rl,soore, w.,AlAsioa Co,

H,E1Tr. NsY.ir.tr + NsybrGJ:
lis day owe to WIs iad The rgeltt 70 tTttk
ueonmeI dIlioE o. hImPtOH'I llEeiGte FothVe Ieaia
uaSGRitteJ with Ibs IbRamhEtOry RheHlSAtSm Ii lhe
veeaI oru, abe 10 do any wOtA, Of TO real DAT OF
aisht.
bottle; Irer tie LsipS Of which Oad FighPt iEh1!,
and o. gdrg thrte bSlteS more was supplied to fpd
ytl enre!y cured DO bke great TleaInfe In [etdtl'
uSplinS EanPt0G'E TitcIve to lk aEEtaI asa ceItia
ard IkTunEsRl Itptdy.
IVsrs, respectfully, j. HESS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

SrL1E OF CoSSEcTIcrT, e,
"'''0'U ''S-" Pe,soraily APPEARED Tbona' L.
Aex,ni.r, Secretary OF the .E,A lhsu'aEe ConiAEy'
nuI ulie taih tAli iue Ve9oins AitGNaI ~ E@ SIo-
.ensEd, Is Tas' according iiSSIStS " snNyLgE.
"" Justice OF the Peace
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

rysRei;eate rtrAes AID ehldren will Please init II
euea CoVSAs, bIorcEitiS, Dy>TtFl. Lver ConglaiaI,
>tIOU.G, With all GeT3IftnehiS Q! Tie system.
CSl md get pamphlets, s'atis
For sae by r. 10. Logan s. Co., wheeiihs, tttt.
raj lssLtsi joha II. TnpPan, 9th ward, and BY
D. VfFiiiG stLeT1HJ. -..
RAllimnIe, and N broadway, y. y.
GPPfite 81 ptT bottle JIG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-02

MESMEEt$ IS1LrEScE on BULixu WA1ER.-Tks
CluiI Of Common Pleas lot Tins county will COM
Rsuee next TusSjSy, and among The SiX bundled
case1 on the docket, this oAs viii come up icT lTial
An iteatIiRi msSnEfEef, Whu iof some tine past
has teen extending his DengfInauOn' thtOush this
and TIE neiEhbofIuI cOunIseS, Was one evening eI.
pan1linG largely upOn tue EondsfS and eIltIoIIl.
nafy poA sf4 Of mE$merlIai. ouJ, among many tth.
II RfanEe things Le slated that be eou'd mssuieE.
Y. UOi.InG walET lC such degree that II Hould no
e4ntsin Tx least portion Of beat; aud, 10 P'oTe i
10 the satisfaction OF oil pItSeul, be 0Heted 10 te
!jJ that an egG might be pat into the oO'lIHs wa
i,t tnd fen in thefe bali an hour, and when Il
ks1 ost 1t should BE- 10 The sane eOndIuoa IS "heL
EeaIy lad.
4 tAtbet green locking individual standing BY,
div remarked ~ he pulled oul MS Pokel book
SAj taking thefeitom So, "lIl take that bsti GOV
e this" TIE nssnefiter not FuspsetinE sueh
ponp, action on The part Of ony bue Of his heat
els, waIIskea shack, but seeing no means Of fs
feat, he faihtf uuWiliiuGly TuamSEed bis Poeket
Lgicoah 6nd oAly $40. "NeTEt mial; that IL
ga" said The Enea 10 kiEf oae, "Ws'll make ih'
sIN0, end the SquGe Lsre shall bold the Hakssl
aal tO.RHiTOR vel ny tie tGpelimenI."
IN vain the rpeSrnef1st tiled 10 IeatoA With hli
be.liaE fflend: iu rain lie toll him that be kRtW
e should win bis mOney, Tat he had tired tie eG'
eminent olten. and, as he vas vsly eIeTet FELLOW
II should feIIst exceedingly 10 be compelled Il
Tie bis n,ousy. But the gt,en 'un refused 10 bacd
oui; he Wss great loVet Of science, aud wanted
to see the power II nssn<tsm tested upon the
L5.iIrgtEG
Tie ueit daJ came, add With iIa ctoWd 10 wit.
ness the experiment. The wafer vas brought, toe
II. vas klSdeJ, The pot vas pat on, and Silst Tie
uaist vas sea 10 be Ia lolIing coalition, the eEG
usspv, 10, asI remSiued TOT hilf an bout The
Shoie pov q Of neslBeiiSn sOS tpplisd 10 the pol
aSI tS eohtsntS, aud Wken The eGg vas taken Vu
II Ras Eouud % Be boiled Is baid-aS katd Is tnI
ttg night Le expelled 10 be aiI't boiling ball o.
boot. TIE squHe btaJsi orei The $40 iAathtt
bsea attsd SPon The tetult, together With hboVf
money, 10 The gTSta Oat(il, 0Rd tue ne3pStltFt
nov btinsI salt 70 teeotet back hs mohsY, !Fl'
ihtl lS expected 70 come % neXt Veek,-CNlues
~ buSsi, NiAti.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
kEoKuK.

New IoRK, May 81. - Our weekly
bank statement exhibits the following in
creases: Loans S33. 600; specie $3.50, 600;
deposits 81 500, 900, while there is a
decrease III circulation Site. 600.
The steamship Illinois for Aspinw all, and
the Northern Light. for San Juan, both
left this port this afternoon, with full
complement OF passengers
In the United States Circuit Court 10
day, Captain John Smith, Who as recent.
~ convi'ed of slave piracy, on board the
bark Julia Moreton bu. obtained new trial
plead guilty Of voluntary service on board
SLAYER. He was remanded for sentence
The District Attorney entered nolle
prosequi in the Capital case.
NEW Haven, May 2l.-Dr. Bremen.
Secretary of the Air Line Railroad, died
here to day very suddenly. He " as a native
of East Hartford, and graduate Of the
Wesleyan University.
CISciaSATi. May 2i.-Elilah Williams.
a rich planter Of Banesville, ). c., arrived
here to-day with eight negroes, one OF
which was his wife. and six children
the other icing his wife's mother. The
I obIect OF his visit here was 10 manumi,
! the whole and settle them in this State
Just, however as they stepped from the
steamer into carriage, he fell dead
The negroes having been brought here, are
OF course free under cur State laws. Mr.
w. had previously willed the whole OF
his estate to the negroes
Bossos May 2, The Legislature ad.
lourned this afternoon. The veto in tn.
House sustaining the Personal Liberty bi
was % TO 90. Gov. Gardiner in the veto
message expressed his approval Of many
Of the provisions of the bill but others he
declared conflicting will. the. constitution
Of the United States, as decided by the
Supreme Court. He says constitutions
enactments tending to an armed confic,
between our State and National systems o.
government, must result in the submission
Of one alike fatal whichever it should.be
There is much good 10 il. but that can.
not atone for the evil. There is much
that is IN accordance with the true doctrine
Of man rights and OF State rights which
Massachusetts might well place upon he,
statute books. But that cannot alteri t.
Illegal and unconstitutional requirement..
| trust and believe the Legislature will no,
act in this case without deliberate reflec.
tin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
Kick them Out

The South is getting right at last We
always supposed the South would yet do
justice TO the manly men OF the world
We are not disappointed. We are happy
to INFORM our readers that the South vet
has some salvation in h,r body She is
yet bound to do good, and those papers
OF the North. the State Register included,
which sustain and Justify the South are
bound, all bound, to do greet deal Of
good IN this land We are happy to ad-
wise our readers Of. this at last. JOY
comes slowly but never too late We are
Joyous.
Al late meeting of the Mssourlans,
50 late as April 20, 1855, were passed sey
eral resolutions, and among them is the
enc following
lst Resoived, That at this time self
defence requires al lie hand, Of the peo.
pie OF Platte county and every count, in
Missouri. as we'll as the coan;ies OF any
slave holding Safe in the Union, lie i'm
mediate expulsion from their borders OF
every person who may III any manner,
speak or publish doctrines or sentiments,
calculated to bring rtproach upon the Sit
uaton of negro slavery, as ii exists among
US, or TO corrupt and disaffect our slaves,
and render our property in them insecure
and we pledge ourselves to use every eff
fort in our power to ferret out all such per
sons leaceably if we --forcibly if we
must
We are 6 ad 10 see all good mel. kicked
out of slave States-church members mob
bed and the pulpit Of God closed men
abused and presses torn down, not be
cause it is. or is not. right or just, but il
brings close TO view the issue this free
American people have 10 meet. Serve
them right-drive them out -stone the
minist, rs close the pul pit. - Ills. Jour
nal
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LATEST STYLES
Of Boots and Shoes.

/ IL persons desrisg the Latest Fashions Tor
- 10 see what they ar@) would do we'll to call
at Dukes "Boot and Shoe Emporium where
he is anxious 10 sho ~ his new and splendid stock
waich Is always kept full and complete from his
Dan nannfactory, the NEST extensive in the city.
thus enabling him 10 III orders more promptly
than any o'her Louse.
He has the greatest assortment and best q1ali-
y oil material that 10 hs found in any house
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture oil
work to order.
His Lasts are all made to order, and he war
rants fit. and all his work superior to any thing
in his line in Iowa Call and zee Ter yourself
May rs. 1885 4
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We find the following specimen Of plain
talking in the Concord { N. H Reporter.
1t il from the pen Of the Hon. Edmund
Dsske. The Reporter heralds the name
Of San HousTo@ as its candidate for the
Presidency. "subject only to the decision
al the people Itwould seem pretty ev-
ids1t that Mr.. Burke don't fancy Presi.
dAnt Pierce, or greatly admire his admin
isiYAiion Of public affair Hear how he
salks:
Mr.. Pierce was a great man among
Dsputy Sheriff.. bar keepers and hos..rs
q Csncord. He hnds himself pisray
smorg die men BY whom he is surrounded
q Washington. He was the author and
mefisa apirit Of very dirty and coru 2t
syslsn of poliiics Il Concord, now, witt
- dirty tools. repudia,ed by the people
athis Ststs. That System he carried to
Washington and attempted to insugurste
N shs' gv~ss ihessre Of ns:icssl politics. =
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OLD IRoNsIDEs.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

Written when II was proposed 10 break u
the frigate "Cons,itution az unfit for service.
Az, tear her tatter'd ensign down
Long has il waved on high,
Aid many an eve has danced to see
That banner 10 the sky;
Beneath II rung the battle shout
Aud burst the cannon's roar;
The meteor Of The ocean air
Shall sweep the clouds 90 morel
Her deck, once rcd with heroes blood,
Where knelt the vanquished foe,
When winds were hnrryiue o'er the food,
And waves We're nte beie@,
Ne more shall feel the vtctor's tread
Or know the conquer d knee;
The harpies of the shore shall pluck
The EAGLE Of The sea
Q, better that her SHATTERED hulk
Should sink beneath the wave;
Her shunders shock the mighty deep,
And there should be her grave!
Nail 10 The mast her holy flag
SET every Ihreal-baTe sail
Add give her to the god Of storms
Tie lightning and he gale