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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
B. T. BABBITT'S POTASH,
INTIN CANS OF q,f4j.bas

Six pounds each,a 70 lbs in case, warranted
superior to any in use, and at about the same
price Of the ordinary Potash sold in casks. This
method Of putting up the article, renders 1t much
more convenient for retailing, andin this respect
therefore, issvery desirable. Printed directions
FORTS use are placed upon each can. The arti-
Gle has been in market for the past three Years,
and wherever it, has been introduced has given
the highest satisfaction. Any person desirous of
giving the article a ttlalwill, on remitting to my
address IS, be sent case Of l2 packages. Also,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CON NCENTRATED
COMPOUND EXTRACT FLUID
= SARSAPRAILLA.

For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess Of Mercury, exposure and inn
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disease,
arising from an impure state of the Blood, and
the only reliable and eifectual known remedy for
the cure Of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs Pains and
Swellings Of the Bones, letter, Pimpes on The
Face, and all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin,
This article is now prescribed b. some Of the
most distinguished physicians in the country, and
has proved more efficient in practice than any
preparation of'Sarsaparilla yet Offered to the
public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis,
Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases have entirely
recovered in the incurablc wards of our Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode Of treatment that could be devised.
These cases furnish striking examples Of the sal
utary effects of this medicine in arresting some
of the most inveterate diseases, after the glands
were destroyed, and the bones already aflecsed.
Notice-Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations. 5s
Prices, Fmid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle,
OF bottles for $5. 'astN q = f-t
SarIaparlla, "3 ,3" t.n 4bA /"
equal. IL strength to one gallon Of Syrup. Of sar-
saparilla. z, fttg.tA ~ n WI
Prepared and sold by H. II. HELMBoLD,
Chemist, 263 Chesnut Street, near the Girard
House, Phjladelphia. aafG Sslf
To be had Of D. Reed, Pomeroy n
x All letters directed 70 the proprietor or Agent
eceiye Immediate attention. 4,
The University Family Remedies.
ISSUED UNDER TIE SEAL, skNcrioN AND AtruoRtTy
or, THE z at9hu Hoi
University of Free Medicine and
POUUINf ITnONVVpelRe. ] rf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

selves In the work VIZ have nj dnuhg
eyerv man who attacked The defence
Seyaslopol on iha, evenifuI day
with the same undaun,ed ga,llsnry any
same determination 10 caTrylih pladl
perish 10 the attempt. and, although II, /,
splis Of these several si,scks were unsl
] ldli were animated BY the same tpitftk
llcohwibutcd 70 the same result. TheI,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
-DRs. DUNcAN~!E CAMERON,
r D EN- Il S T@S

No. l56, Vest .Sirth styset, betsosen Race and
I'll Elm streets, Cinci.Ssdtis Vgf
yTNIIS Establishment, under the manage
= ment of its Tresent proprietors, has been In
creasing in reputation Tor superior operations in
the Artificial Department Of Dentistry for the last
ten Years, and noexpense OF efprtshall be want
ing. , give satisfaction, to all WIG may favor JUS
with their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the
following essential points pertaining to Art-
fetal Teeth, Wis BEAUTY and naturslness,,. Of
appearance, quality and strength Of the mate
rails, comfort to The, wearsf, ,,and usefulness in
restoring the natural appearance Of the speech,
and ability tomasticate; in all Of which they are
warranted in saynglthey are exceeded by none,
and equalled by'fey. nisS9 a1i
sEss zIE ETH s1.ss i..
inserted from one " afull set. with, Artifcia
Gums. Full and half sets inyariablyinserted by
lsuetion NH AZ fAg EfW1ft, tl ~ Et, ti.t
IS All operations in Dentistry performed in the
( most thorough mannek ~ ~ Se8a
ne 1gNT 81:
Considering the superior character Of The work
andthe guarantee giyenyNthey are the most reas-
enable in the West stfe 81 iee
y 4wo Teeth 6y more. on Gold Plate:
ess5 $s PER T0OTH. al ss
Too Teeth or more, on Silverss Plate:
ES.s eS S2,PER TOOTH. = ~
The money refunded # the Teeth don Do not prove
| satisfactory.
T. IET For the information Of those living at o
| distance, we would state that our facilities are
such, that we can make in, the finest style, full
set of Teeth in from "A to 4S hours, and small
pieces in proportion, 50 that no detention need
be apprehend6d. CI.yls VIZ
glWg fOgaDuNCAN, nv ,u,.rs
y. j. G.. CAMERON, ANii''' ~.
No. I56 West Sixth street between Race and
Elm, Cincinnati. M W s
Dec. 26, fs54-y1.S E 1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
]. LEADlNGTONl.
own Lots an d Sites for Salt Wells.

THOSE wishing to purchase building lots OF
L sites for Salt Furnaces at the new town oi
Leadington, just below the mouth Of Leading
Creek, will please apply to Columbia Downing.
Esq, Middleport, who will at all times be ready
to exhibit the town plat, and point out the lots
upon the gonnde jan9tf.
: ARTIFICIAL TEETH +! =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20
Astoni I. nlopetnent. !.

. b q
One day last week, woman palnel Sllscr elo.
ned ftoms Der husbands residence in Morsan
Township Butler county, Ohio, with young
seloolmsstef named Pease, who had been teach.
tbs during The winter In The Vicinity, and board
lnE al S1lsets house, Tue infatuated woman
had lived with het husband Ior near twenty years,
aud was by him the Hollet OF seven Interesting
Children She took with her, her youngest child,
an infant (leaying six with her LuSbald,) and a.
bout i've thousand dollars In cash Snd negotiable
noles. She was The daughter OF a wealthy old
fstmeT, who died about year ago, leaving Yeiy
handsome properly ~ her.. The notes she took
with htr were given BY Tue nllFchsSet Of O portion
OF the land inherited from her latheT and were
dawn In flYot OF llet and her husband. On the
day ailel her flight, one OF her bJOlhers, WHO was
sick IN het house, died, aiditis presumed thatlhe
sudden and strange disappearance Of hisslslet may
have given The shock that proved fatal Tile bus.
band Of The guilty fugitive was In The city yesler.
day, searching for clue 10 the Whereabouts Of
The guilty pair who had robbed him OF his peace.
He Is almost crazel with grief Indignation and
shame, and Is OF opinion That tile flight hos been
In the direction ON. York. II Is feared that
Pease had some OF The notes casllel In this city
but the fact has not yet been escetained. THIS
Is one Of the most remarkable osses Of elopement
Of which We have heard. II seems wholly llnac.
EQUITABLE, yet the human heart is deceillu above
oil things and desperately Wicked Al home size
was in very comfortable circumstances. Her llus-
baud had Just finished conmodlous and elegant
new house, and the eldest OF bet clildlen was
daughter fourteen yeais old. A more interesting
AMI happy family than thu one now dishonored
and broken, was fortnight Ogo, wouldbe hard 10
fnl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

IIERoIsa KEPr ~ ITS pL,CE "A little drum.
mct boy OF the 81 Grennler Guards llas blossom.
ell into full.blown hetO. lie was in lhe thick
Of the fight OF Alma, Balaklava, and lnkernonn.
lie new about The battle field very Puck VI Goud
fellow. with water for The wounded but for his
cafe'-SayS the accounts -'nlany OF the wounded
would never have survived 10 teceive surgical
nL,' Prince Albert lns heard The slOryi aud the
ptlnce, with the feelings Of soldier-foris not H.
Il. II. field marshal--inteRds 10 present The boy
with CT
Ills thus We cultivate true hetoism. IN france,
for instance, the boy would have BEEN spoiIed.-
liz would have been educated, promoted, aud in
lime might have found one OF his drlulSitCks con.
yelled into q mnrshal's bdion. We know beler
We reward valor in practical, business like wuyi
we pay ready money for ii, AMI so have done with
Il for once and all.--LOndon Punch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

SLAVES MASuNlrrED.-.'l'he Fredericksburg
Herald snys.-'By lhe will Of the late Ms. Cob.
bier, wife Of The Rev. John Cobbler, decd, her
slaves wetc given freedom. Mrs. @. devised two
houses 10 the Methodist Episcopal ChOrch'-the
one In which she resided 10 the Missionary Socie.
tyof that church, and The otIler, in which MI. Q.
S. Scott resides, TO The congregation in Ftcdericks.
burg, 10 be used us Parsonage for lhe Minister
in charge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

aTThe opelousas tLa,) Patriot Of The sIst ult
says there has moi been so gloomy prospect for the
sugar planters OF this county, as the present since
the culture Of cane to any considerable extent was
begun II goes OH 10 say that It isnot an unsafe
calculation that the sugar crop Of this Parish cnn.
mol, upder The most favorable circumstances Of
weather and season, reach another yeut within 50
per cent, Of the crop Of The past, and that shows
alleaa 26 per cent Of falling on from The crop
Of 1858. Touching The cotton crops large pitch
has been made, and, with favorable season a fut
better yield nay 10 anticipated than the last year.
The cold weather aud the dtOutI render The pros
pecls gloomy al present, yet these is suicisOCy
Of lime 10 make as good crops as II that which was
cut down by the ltOsI Of last week had been LEFT
ptsnding,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

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Loss or THE Sur WK. LArlS-SuPFERSos OF
THE CRsw. Captain Tucker, late Of the WIN.
Latin, whose loss was reported by telegraph, al.
rived Of New York on Monday. He states that
The s,swatdess aud three Of The ships crew were
washed overload on the 22l Of February, and that
The remainder Of The ships company, IS IN num-
Der, were sir days hshed TO hs prtek, Withnothing
10 rat, (nltIiough there was abundance VI ptoyis.
ions on boatd) With The exception efa raj, which
one Of The sailors caught floating about lilo wreck.
Tie suflsrings Of the captain aud crew are desert.
bed as most intense, during The llme the remain.
ell on board the wreck, and until the 9th. On
that day The barque Sylpl, Captain tleleux, ftoin
Granville 10 ST. PieIte, Miq., hove in sight, aud
bore down on lhems but the sea running too high
10 board her, he LAID by until the 2sth, when liz
succeeded IN taking OF the remainder Of the
crew aud carried lhsmto 81. Pierre, whence they
took passage In The schooner Amanda Powers for
Boston, where they arrived Saturday morning.
The ship was 995 tons, hnil!in January 1884, al
Williamsburg, N. Y, aud wuS owned by Nests.
Latin, Ryerson 4 llutbUt. Size was valued at
sC0,O 900; cargo about 100000, Height $1,000
Ship and cargo largely insured IN New York
l1-Mayor Wood, Of New York, its reported,
took occasion recently 10 eApEess his opinion IN
relation the Maine llQ"ot law, and The prIcca.
Lility ofenlOrClug il in that city. Ills honor has
no doubt tlln, to cary out lie ordinance, the
present police force will be totally inadequate. lie
says The l,l00 men Under his contt1 have Just en-.
aLlCd him 10 close Tho gtOg shops on Sunday, but
no mote. 10 close them on week days and 10 ext.
cue the other provisions oftlel law, lnSpTil aud in
deed, lie sys will require the force to b. doubled
.-SS~-~-- r-..-.
dram old gentleman, named Iladllebun, in
n. York, becoming apptehensive that he had not
0 siugle relation in thu world, published al nd.
venisemenl, desitng that all who could claim
kindlrd with The RaddlebuEn family should come
forward, as tIlere was fortune Of 100000 10 he
divided among them, and in less than twtnty.lOnr
hours lie was visited by no less than six annts,
nineteen uncles, lwenly.ninv nephews nineIy'four
nieces, and one hundred ond seventy. five cousins.
-------.~S>-.--.-- -
SERIOUS ACCIDENT PROM GUNPOwbER.-- Sat.
urdsy night MIS-. Henry, wife Of grocer at Rich
mond, Va, whe in the store snul1ell cadle and
throwing down the snufI, il ell into three pound
cusk Of eunpowltr, which instantly igniled. She
was so dreadfully injured by lie explosion that size
is mol expected IL recover. Her husband also
was seri1usly wounded, and The doors Of the sOre,
the windows, &C., were blown out aud smashed
TO atoms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

Coon, EVEN PoR H4SKEE Some man, from
considerably way down East, hes invented " hst
he calls The Patent Neyer.faiing Gurden rTeser.
yer OF Hen Walker The invention consists Of
a small instrument, something like a spur, only
considerably longer, which isatacIed 10 The hind
part Of The hen's leg, pointing at on angle Of As
degrees to The ground. When The hen, with this
instrument OIL her legs, enters the garden il The
sprlng alter tho seeds and puts her foot forward
10 scratch, lie walker catches IN The ground, and
thus she Is walked, In her efforts 10 soarIch, en-.
Ittely out Of the garden. That will dol--M Y
Commercial DIDO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

SEElSo Tng ELErm,Sr.-pOSsenger wEo tiavel
by Tue New York aud New Haven cats have
grand chance Of seeing The elephant Going from
New York the cars pass The farm Of p. 4, liur.
mum, mile or so betute reaching Bridspolt, CT.
On that form, and IN plain view Iron lie rAilroaj,
an elephant may be seen every day, attached TO a
large pillow, AMI doing up the sub sOiins IN first
tale style. OF The rale Of about three distinct horse
teams. The animal is perfectly tructahl6. Ills
attendant rides him, while cooTetl man guides
The pillow. TIE Elephants used Tor carlinS large
loads ofgravel IN cart arranged purpUSely fol
him, aud in dIawng stone on stone boat OF drag,
in pilins up wood, timber, &r,, and In making
himself generally useiul.-M. \. Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

oatoGoroRa,-one Of the editors Of the Wash
insIon Union was present al The Patent Office,
few Days since, while experiments were made 10
destroy weevil In wheat by Tie use Of chIotofoTm.
Ia two or thee minutes, after few drops had
been administered, the insects naturally enough
began 10 exhibit unmstakeable symptoms Of unea.
siness, which proved TO be certain ptscutsots Of
quri, respectable DEATH II was the oplnlon Of
the experimental that these destructive insects
might be eGectaalIy extetnnated through the
usency VI clotOfOtn, aud large quantities Of flne
whea. saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

uJ''The Louisville Journal, which Is nota Know
Nothing paper, has an able article in refulOtlOn Of
The stereolyPed charge, that The "American par.
ty' is an abolition OF free.soil party. The Jour.
mol SAYS
"There may be e. ors. anil important ones, in
The creed Of The Know Nothing or American par.
", but we aEain say that a party Of sounler ma.
lionality does mol exist. Some Of The Democratic
organs and leaders in Kentucky denUunce Il us an
abolition party, but this is always the one great
weapon or their warfare against any and eyeryman
OF party thai they think proper 10 oppose"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

uTThe citizens Of Memphis, (l'ennp) have or.
ganizel vigilance committee 10 punish thieves,
burglars, and robbers, who nfest that vicinity 10
sucll degree that there is no security for life or
properly. a Memphis paper states that flies In
that city d1ring The past few weeks occasiOned by
incenIistes have destroyed property to the amount
Of S250,OO0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

KEEP CooL.-1'hose calm and rational eyhorta
lions 10 "Iake Il oily" and "Sever cry for split
miIk," ere all vety good till they orc needed -
They are extremely sIlutufy before lie fever kin.
dies OF The milk Is spillej but In The pesence Of
pain, OF on The advent Of disaster 10 all but those
who are gifted with lottlude BY nature, OF llnye
been disciplined IN tile school Of aflctOn, they
ole about OS elIeGtual ns whisine In the teeth ol
n mr. weSleE.
Their utter impotence IN storm Of passion, le'
minds US OF llle directions given by good New
England deacon 10 his ohOletio son;
"Whenevef you ieel your dander rising" said
he, abe sure 10 say the Lords nnyer my son, OF
else The alphabet clean through; and long belUfe
you get 10 lie end ont you'll be os cool as Gu
cumber, or oil iceberg. Promise me faithfully, my
son."
AYES, daddy, lptonise."
or trutlsed Jonathan IL school carrying his bread
and meat, with small bottle Of mOloSSes In his
JACKIE, pocked, and his Iate firm promise upper
NEST Ia his mind.
a boz, who bore him OIL old grudge, met I'm,
and utter calling him the "young deacon" md
many Olet sCuHiIous niCkRameS, caught him OF
his guard, aud threw him 10 the ground, leutiug
his Jacket aud breaking lis mjlassts bnllle
Up jumped Jonathan, his eyes wOliish and his
lips white with rOge. hui "leTe was on oath In
Heaven" aud he did nOt forget Il. So he pto'
ceeded 10 swallow his alphabetical plIs--an anti
dole 10 wrath mol mentioned in Tie "RegiHt II Sa.
lernilanum," nor recognised by Tie British Col
leee.'
81, D, C--yOu'ye toted my jaoket!--D, E, f.
you've split my 'lSSses!--6, II, |, J, K-yOu're II
tuscsll--L, NJ, or, Q--llI lean you better
manners, you scamp YOUTH, S, T, U, VII
Spite yer piCler. you old walleye--W, \. Y, b.
now I'll pound The nsiles oul o you, you durned
encTooChln' wllRin"
aud with that, Jonathan, whose passion had
been mounting alphabetically Throughout oil his
fathers presc ipIiOn Of vOweis and cOItsOnnniS,
caught the young scapegtace, aud throwing lin
down, was proceeding 10 work OF each OF The Dea.
cons lwenly.siS anli.rascible pills IN the shape OF
avzen hearty sliculls had not lhs timely approach
Of passenger interrupted The muaip1aliOns.--
So much fOT rules 10 contrOl the PASSIONS
erGOrker.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

lIossIRLx RAILROAD AccIpEsr.--W learn by n
gentleman just from The Suspension Bridge, Lhai
tue noon train over The bridge ran over three men,
a woman and child. We could get no particulars.
tRepubRe Of Tuesday,
Ills quite probable that the above is literally
ltue--tie three men, woman and child, being In
carjsge OF wagon crossing lhe carriage tack Of The
Suspension Bridge, while The noon trAin ran over
them, SOME Ten OF fifteen feel above their heads
nobody hurt. This Is our version ofIhe "sell' un.
III Otherwise advised -ETpress,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

IRA census of 81. Helena, taken IN The year
1910, showed that issnil 10 contain a population
OF $40 persons, Of whom there were 6Si libera.
ted Africans, aud 6ll solliels. There wete two
attorneys and one DOCTOR The schools educate
1896 boys and girls, and receive from the govern.
ment on annual grant Of s9,4S0. The Governor
OF this little colony receives salary Of 1900 and
The Colonial SecrelOry $4,000,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

urThe Boston correspondent! Of The Christian
Inquirer says that tile anomaly exists in Boston Of
church without single worshipper residing in
the city, OF The faith Of those who bniI Il. II is
believed that not single Quaker resides in hos.
TN Dillgentipquiry Of Tho Friend: and Of others
has fallel 10 bring 10 light living Quaker us res.
ilent of Boston for sevetal yeuts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

PssSsstylSiA Ltauok Llw-The Governor Of
Pennsylvania has signed lhe bill 10 "Iteslrain The
Sale Of intoxicating Liquors" and ttisAow law
Ilptoyides:
T uI'hat ftom and .sileri the first day Of October
neil. n sbailbe u1lawfplto keep or lnainttiIlapy
ho6sa OF place where vilous, spilituols, malt or
braWel liquors, or any sdmlxiate iheteoi, cen be
sold Of dunk That all PERSONS who violate This
section shall be deemed guilty or a nliSlemeanof,
onj, ul,on conyiclionj shall be sentenced 10 pay
Ghe not exceeding fJiy dollars, and shall undergo
an Imprisonment liOt exceeding one mont, Thai
fot second, OF any subsequent offence, lie pen.
atty shall bs a hle not exceeding one HUNDRED
dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding Three
months, That II shall be, unlawful tot any per.
son 10 sell snirtuous, mali OF btewell liquors In
less Quantities Than one qdatti and eYen Then
license must lie obtained from lie Court OF Quar-.
Ter Sessions; aud no llcenie shall be glanled
10 the keener OF any hotel, inn, tavern, feslanFat,
eating. house, theatre, oystethonse OF cellar, OF
Otber Mace OF Establishment, amusement OF re-
Testament. That no license shall be gtanlcd with
Out The nayment 10 The Receiver of!Taxes, Of
three times tile amount now fixed BY law, and III
no case shall license be granted fot a less sum
than $50. That the license shall be conspcuonSly
displayed in tame under glass, nor shall any
license authorize sale Of spirltuols, vlnous, or
malt liquors on Sunday; thai the provisions Of the
nct as 10 apnraisement OF license, shall not ex.
tend 10 impotlets, 10 commissioned auctioneerS,
NOT 10 fewers or disiIlers selling In quantities not
less ttlah Eve gallons. And finally, that this acl
shall mol interfere with any persons holding o
license Heretofore gtanted, unless The tine for
which the same was glanted SHALL have eSpited.-
Nor shall any license which may he gtonled 1e.
fore The list dny Of July next, anIhotize the sale
Of said liquors OF slmixluEes after tue Isl day Of
October next. In bret, then, alter The time Just
specified, II will be illegal, according TO this
new law, 10 Ee yinous, spintuous OF malt liquors,
or any alInlxlute thereof, at any hotel, inn, tavern,
restaurant, ealns.house, theatre, OF Other place
Of entertainment IN any portion Of the State OF
Pennsylvania"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

Woatb's ExnDirloS. French government
have effected an insurance upon The property
which Is expected 10 be deposited in tue Great ES
hbitlon at Paris, 10 The amount Of 10000 600 r..
II hos likewise insured The Palace edi0ce itself,
with the buildings and occessiOns, for 100000
flames. There will he exhibited no less than 49,,
200 pictures by Ftench artists alone. There Is
report thai The French Minister Of State proposes
TO prevent the departure Of SdIle. Rachel until
aftet The season Of The Exhibition, in order mol TO
deprive The visitors Of the satisfaction Of hearing
the steal lrOgedienne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

uTThc lion. Thos. Il. Benton, in leIlet in The
Natloual lntelIigencet Of Monday, gives II Us his
opinion that The ttoOps now being concentrated In
Florida by the government, uvowedly lOr The pur.
pose Of fighting The Indians, are really intended
fot service in Cuba. This is the ground The In.
ielligercer takes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-20

aTThom,s h. Blown, Esq Clerk Of lie Hardin
Circuit Cout, was shot BY W. S, English, a rrler.
instantly killed. Mr., brown was an amlable man,
aud highly esteemed.