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DAPER.-so REAMs AND HALF RRAMs
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JAM RAiLEr 4 MAaurr's.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25

The members OF the ART UHIoS SocrETY, on
he occasion Of this the nth distribution ofthe
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
Sargent 4 Brother,

7. W. BAUER, Treasurer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
,r1,,fa6,A 1neenuiiv,

A farmer Attending d lait with aillLdtsl pounds
in his pocket took the Eleoal 70 deposit " "
\ ihe hanis o(;the Landlord Of lie public house o.
Z hiGh lie sl6nled aying oecASon foE II Shotlly
attetwbrds, Ne resoisd 10 nine b5sl for payment
f3at the landlord, 100 deep fSt The colutIynal,
wondered what ehleani, and ,WAs quite sure no
such sdni haL eset been LODI gStl In his hands W
| lie astons6el rustic. Aflet Intellectual appeals
10 the recollection, and finally ~ the hoNoE o.
,aElolph, tue farmer applied to NJ, CaEEaI for us
advice,
.iaye patience, my friend, said The counsellor.
speak 10 the landIold cyilly--icll him you must
have leftyout money will some other pe'son
Take d ftlend with you, lodge with HIM another
hundred In The presence Of your iiiend, nId come
10 me- w
lie did so and returned 10 his legal friend.
'And now, salt he, ! can't see bow ain 60
Ing 10 b. any better of for tbs, even u lget'ay
second bundled hack agaiui but how IS That 10 0e
donel [fN
Go and ask hin for it wien he is aIoRc, said
The counsel. MNi
AYE SIT, asking Won't DO, Pm afraid, without
my witntN, at any Tatt.
Never mind, take my advice sold the counsel,
'doas Ind y0lb land lelIFnllo me- a5,
The farmer returned with bis hunlfed, glad 10 gel
that safely IL Ills possession.
'N0w stt | must 10 content, hui don't seeI'm
much betltG OIL E'r
well them said The counsel, you may now
take yonr lusul with you, and ssk lie landlotd
tor the huadted pounds your friend saw you leave
with him.
We need not add that The landlord loupl he had
been taken oil lis guard, while our hottest friend
returned 10 thank bis counsel, exullingIy, with
both hundreds IN lis pocket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
The Dog star Month.

. =,
We ore now In The Vety midst OIL Inc summer,
vhan th.I ,loU sinI TaJas md narapfanhS concern
W. hisn,I,I,iS o,,,Ss", IN svt,v n.wsnaner mi
NE6 H!uIVPHoDiA uPFsa' :" WY
uInn, Flies alfehuy tFSecllle US WIN GlelI pet1l'
nacio,ls bua2inp and biting, and mosquitoes will
S1n, Iii a.. lhns h1,siA Ia il,. niuLL hAt-
wv" ""N w. 'N'Vv " 80 H. ,,,;,o.1,, ~ ~.
monies W Inc lHohllii anu Nue oetNp'"" " w.
name from Julius CNsar who refUlIed nnd insll'
tn,sI o,,y nr..anI calendar SAW some oyet ardent
'p' ,.V w l' NSS''' SN'S''NN' 800
wIllet Of HeISeS'
Month n heroic thought, Ju1yl
love try LolS eMbT0wnng Jay
Tie Ileecy elouilels OF tbs SKY,
~. .nr,soGs .vdIn, nf INV ,Isrt
tvaiI -, ~ ,IS MIMI ss ioE XII ri ~
nsI.S he s''C oars s,,,S nn,y0r Tr,,m thee
p',vhna SI i. "ioS y S 1smsJ III wnTiii
t,t HoaS ~ " Sy H. S,s,'rs IN icWIn led
, 1870 ~ y y ", .hS, Tss ~, ~! liz i1t,I
.. iH WII, = yn ~! ,' III ~ ~n'IIeJ
W." "V"" VI" "'S ""N'
4 July AOy IN the country Is thus described ny
Io,u KIar4 nm uneJucnitd English poet Of The
49, 'i,, 80, ~ ,Lis n.n,"t,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gMoDDAY aIORNlNG, JULY Q, 1855.

.frihs National Anttesd & lis HiiaeotapaPeE
published In Richmond unlet ths pI9plle'fosAlPo'
ahsSyoClatlon. 4'Fle'abCnu@btt vas Issued on
Z tbsRouttA, and annoancrs llat The 'PeOtY Post
a hafrnni. "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

3 JtfJts New York Courier thinks The census Of
NsWYOts, nov. tens taken, will show the POpu'
laton 10 have iacteased 100000 10 The last five
yeas making jltsittssnt population 16O'0Oo9'-
One ward, thc ltth, occupying tetrlOEyol on'y
about lOthsof a 81, mite, has population Of
6b.O0O. Brooklyn is estlolpted al 10000, giving
The Two stys an sggrssa,e population OfI'''e less
than amillion. 100
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

., DEATn or Mas. DE- Wirr CLISToM-'MS.
CaIhsrihe J. Clinton, widow Of De Witt Clinton.
died on Thursday morning at PoughkeeP'e, OF lie
residence Of lIer daughter, Mrs. David S. Jones'
she wSs in the 7Srl year Of her age. II will be
remembeied that Mrs. Clinton nceiyed seSete in'
inties some months ago. willie IN New York, by
the running Oway Of the holses attached 10 her
cauisge. A writer in The New York Express says
OF hett
uThis lady was once one OF tle most diStin.
Fuished of Tue New York bellies and figured large:
y in lilo days Of The Whites und the BaYaEds aud
LIE ltoys. SIZE had a commanding apneata@GGe'
and was almost handsome. As lbe wife Of Dc
VIII Clinton, one uf tue greatest Of our public
men, and certainly The most distinguished Of our
Governors, she was conciliatofy, Attractive and
influential Her tsltarttes and her Ion MOts were
much admitted, and she wSs terror 10 oil who fac.
tittously opposed the policy OF disputed The ability
OF her husband. She made friends for him every
where, aud gave 10 his frank ard often brUsque
manner such q turn as 10 make II harmless. Gov,
Clinton hal that fault, but Il was his only one III
lie administration or leE domestic ollaIts Mis-. U.
was admirable, AMI exercised grace MOI beyond
but within The reach Of refined ats, aud LOT long
time lie Executive mansion wOs tie seat Of Gle.
CANT hospitality and the most refined obsetyances.
On The memorable occasion OF The Governor sud.
den death, MtS. Clinton wos at an evening patty
al Mt. ". Duet's, and lhe shock of is announce.
rhehi almost destroyed het Tie writer happened
to be III Albany at the time, and was on his way
tUthe Governors MaNsion, BY special invitation,
when The catastrophe took places MIS-. Clinton
was brought home III a condition bordering on
insanity. ills due 10 het memory 10 say, that
she neyerin alter life forgot what belonged 10 his
Klept end exalted worth, nor 10 herself as his rur
and mos. valued friend. Her maiden name was
Jones, aud as Miss Kitty Jones she was celebrated
and adnl'el.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

7frAhOtisbnt, which passed over portion Of
Kane county, ILL., on 'l'Oesday last, blew down Q
!, obGtchan,l aatoSted teutaI houses Ia Gepeya and
: ssys,!lmote al BatSyit,an did Eteal damage 10
orchards and e.alo delds. Hall Of considerable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

PgEsAa contact has been made % furnish the
u. sSAopss Of Representatives with hiek0tY wood
ii IS cord, and anthracite coal Of SOLE per toll
Of 1850 lbs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Tue GRAvR or CmLu.-1'here are few things
or earth so tmcling MS the grave Of child. You
Look down, nnl through the small, white slOnet
You see the angel with lis cold lAnd upon its
little breast, You look above, and religion points
10 its spirit ia The Whitehead choir Of Selophm;
who sing with joy oil day ground the thtOne Of
Him who said Of the little ones, "Let them collie
unto me" Ills ulohe there that thUSe who loved,
and still finger, Should lnOk. II will soften sOE'
row. 10 forbid il 10 the human heart were vain.
A mothers durlins--a Iaiher's pflde--IieS bur.
led lete. Sweet little Mary! How the little lips
beemeh ouce with eirlish smiles! How SHE loved
10 90 10 church, and 10 sit quietly al her mothers
side, am ininive sense Of attention shining Though
all her IiSlgneSS! How she lnsencl ~ the door when
LItt playmate, Annie, camel aud how they Shouted
with miEthlul elee-ttelr sweet little laughter
making, in us merry tinklIHgS, glad The slnMtS!-
All is gone. We stand upon the stone which guards
her sleep. We pass by stately monuments; INT
ltIIer than the SumpluOuS marble which the
cunning chisel CaEveS, we love Tie lille Hover
which the heart leaves as lie spontaneous lnbule
VI lis sorrow. The marble is, we feHr, OIleuet 10
10 honor 10 the yVHy VI the living Than the lttII'
DRY Of The dead This stiff numh Eng Of the
dead, loo. IN pUTOponS TrwS, tObS Of It's l'reroga'
live tIlat most democratic II institutions, death;
an by drawing line between The high AMI lUwty,
even in tie last resting place. corres To The land
beyond the grave the strife Of rich aud poor, OF
cast and class, which lfeitel this.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

DssrauorlyE FLoops Another food occurred
a few days go on glEbstt riveh Indiana, doing
sitilOus damage at Waterford, Benton, and Syta'
cuse. }fas Elkhah Herald says the loss IN That
county will not 10 less than $4,000. In Sa'lOUs
sections Of New. York destructive fteshsts have
also occurred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

A Nav DEsrRorER.--lfall mankind and their
abiding places are moi laid low soon, It will moi
be for want Of appliances The newest lnven.
ton is tllot Of a tneclluucian named Federer,
Swiss by bihh. who has Just LEI, for Pati', in OF.
ler 10 submit 10 the examination Of competent
men watlike machine Of his invention. II los
cost him many years meditation and labor, OS
well as great deal Of money, and will, he says,
throw abOnt seven hunOttd ptOjecliles minute,
and desttoy in very short time, either town ola
Whole squadron. -.-.--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
MONTPELIER, VI. July6, 1855.

~ ~. M0SIPELikkl thJulypt loo9'
The celebfntioRo OF The RIutll IN tbs city bto't
together about 10000 people. Tue Grafton was
delivered by G. ". HIllNtd, ES Governor Eaton
Of ibis State and laIe Professor N Middlsbuty
College, died this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Disease ANuxo 0ArrLe,-A disease called
Charlton Is killing The cattle In large numbers In
the vicinity Of Naiasotd,, TeSas, and The flesh Of
such Snimols as div Of i is deadly poisonous. The
same dsease was equally Destructive about Ba'o"
sara inls9s. Ills stated That no cure has been
found fot H.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

\ PlyE PEssoSs Notwithstanding Occurrence
al d Mormon B1ptism.-About halt past o'clock
yesterday moiniug-says The Cincinnati Daily
fines, July 2i-a pattyIof Motmons, numbering
ntobably about Rfy, under The detection Of Elder
II, GteenhoIy, CLOSED The river by Capt. Airs
tetty, l6r the PURPOSE OF administering baptism 10
some eisht or len converts. THEY proceeded up
Tie Fiyef bank 10 The foul OF East Row, where The
converts, composed Of b5lh males and females,
were Iiiepared lot baptism. This PREPARATION
was indecent 10 say Tie least. Both men and
Women veto required 10 stllp 10 their linen, and
In ihe midst ofthe crowd, AMI upon The tiyer bank.
The Elder led OH old man, aged ol,ut Try YEAS,
BY lie nome Of Alexander WilliOGls, who resided
neal The cotner Of Western Tow and Ffont street,
inIo lie water, and baptized him according 10 the
ceremonies VI tie faith. After This. tile old man,
who was cool swimmer, struck 0lIl into The n.y.
ct, tOt lhs purpose, II IS said, Of taking swim.
llissupposed thai his ltawetS slipped down over
Ills feel, which, destroying hismoton. caused him
10 sink. Ills son, also, named Alexander, aged
about2S ytatsr and WHO was ,sI'pped TOT baptism,
seeing his father sinking, plunged ~ nIlet him.
lie could not swim al oil, and getting into deep
water, Immediately sank, and dtowni befote his
'iathetf
sDSReine hooks were obtained as soon as posi-.
be! and Ia about on hours time both bodies were
feeoyeted Coroner Fosteh Of Campbell county,
held an inquest over lie bodies, and the jutYte.
iuined a yetIict Of accidental downing. The
bodies were delivered ever 10 a son aud brother,
who wete present al The holding Nf the inquest.
Ia addition 10 this, The Times INFORMS us that
Two Getma1S veto dtowned, on The previous day,
ilracteek near Cincinnati, and an Ailetcan boat.
Nan, Hamed Marcus Long, In lie Ohio, oil VIZ Isl
infianl,lSh ~. fHt .4lt -a tHt-"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

PirrsBUSCa, Thursday, July 8, 1900.
Independence Day was very generally. observed
and passed oil quietly, and without serious acct
dent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

SARA1ooA, Thursday, July s, 1856.
Two young men belonging 10 the Saratoga Light
AtliIletY, naHle'l WhifoTd and KempIOn, each lOst
baud yesterday morning while ftiug salute.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
M1soRInANBoUs.
Steamboat Disesterson the Wes-
tern Waters, a,
iggs n s. Il M 81 81 /. A Nd s7s i6SS:iS
SIZE MBo, AID RE ToRYI

i. b
tined hate nov 10 eeaFse Of
NV stes il6Sit SDiftlp which VIII Nj ISssd 4
October book WV sSasla oyer Soa 2a v
Iae Ss y sye e Y. 9S SSSus II
ESoRs syef unfinished, and ylll be book that will bs n
SS 5s 81 ss ssf s6a s$SsfS We
wi. s bo. Fs WIs1s aI SuI s. Soa SS name No
boat Y talt y Also Mn S q vs Ii
contain Hstory 81 Stea16Sis anil tsnhot ~ lhe
weaSin waters, abee tbs invention Of steami a!so,
skteh ii lie rst boat built or TIN Ohio 'he
n1ne Of The builder, Alu @ "a inon
Of al tie SitsaSSt isis,sfs ihst lsys occurred On le
western and Soten weteis lynn
sI S Sss o mi Sast "a
te!s slice iSOl II q Directory will soBtatH Mars n Ehe
Ohio MissIsspEi MssoUyi lllnois. Mme
Req Ogaeh'le YatoO, and her Rivers, Wllh lEe l0w
and Giles laid down. with correct dstAHceS asn lll
oltet River ard Cohne,cAl Items Of 70 le9'
ple II large Tho book vii! contain the cards Of ihe vei'
Os U. Mall BoatA with The trade they ale III. &c.
responsible Steamboat lresed Oets their places Of 70,
sdenee, Sc &ci the law Steln9oat Law, tts require
wtgts am s The llnrortagt y, sgren'e SypIt steam
tornneNill Privilege, BINS or ladns, mportSnt pe.
clslonS Of tie VARIOUS y. Courts In Ied FIeghls
ost aud hRaSsaS &C., &ei With many V1teF things o.
Interest.
Tie Directory viii be Illustrated IN The best style and
ptned In tho beat ma neT. Tie author has for SIX years
hcen gathering together al the facts and Items ~ esad 70
Tue numerous Ateantoa dlsestets on The Wes,eh and
Southern waters, aud Dow intends publishing them In
book I0[n Tho nIlCo OF le work viii be lut a tho low
sum OF One llodr Five thousand copies will 20 issSed
for tie hoatncnI al Others deslrous Of subcthls viii
lave 10 dol al oce, as n0Ee will 10 pted uless Or
aelsd n advance. Ry Ieglssl0s ole dollar g j. "
LLOYD 4 Co you will receive copy Of lilo above work
Tile work viii b Issued III October Agents al New or.
eans Memphis ST. Louis Louisville, rI'lsbars, Wheel
Ing and Cincinnati, Will walt upon The Steamboat COM
naEders POr ipl particulars see The lands
OF Agents, AllleiteiA should DO sddres.ei 10
~ u JAS, y LLOru Il Co.
mytj W. Cincinnati, Ohio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

4. sa. piiLApELtlltA, July d, 1855.
The celebration yesterday passed oil yety qutel'
~ Lvte. There were no pubic ceremonies.
Jacob Gould, letter csIlief lot HE Pllllndel'
phtu Post Office, was dEVwaed Wills bathing at
ALSecopl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
R,a1oN. Ia. ,Ehn1sdnY, JnIY S,

EASroN, ta1 lhniSuayt July ., 1000.
The Fourth was calculated lletv with much
spiit,
4 fife Of Fhilhpsbuteh destroyed the fotnlery
OF j. h. 'rempIirIS. The loss IS heavy. lnsu.
rance $1,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

9rohstles W. Nixon. q planter Of ohowan
countytN. O., was robbed Of $1,000 last week BY
7 slpsey woman. The money was deposited in a
secretary in his house, and The woman obtained
access to II by means Of false keys. The robbery
was not detected until The gang TO which lie thief
belonged had ieft the neighbOihooI, and The mon
eywaS not recovered. .o"
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RnAI DlijsTATG sALrs
BE3 NOTICE.

B5 NOTICE. )
pYSSif,pS OF al Deed 6 Trust ieSsehteL 10 n, ,.,
sIEst " ss 'S Of Mar, lS sl e.
therein He6t oEea 10 Noses 4, UbPnliIt, srd ny nNt!
" the os Of County court, II 1eto Ie e.
hul4btt Il sell Al ihe eodt; b"t,s a. 10
s se y. y j siy e neat 't. d
~ 10 nay tho tbtS IA med III said trust Sn liz teN1
Tending the sale SAID !aNd is sushin Tyler T tos a.
on The walelA Of Point Peasant aud lie SANE VIM
tho said David Roberts nov Tellies. ""'f"h
Ss x, sIsSs s ~ shs eyysI 'us ts only a,I,
ever 10 dtuhled 10 be unQueGtninble. 'F nan
IN DAVID HICKMAN,
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HoUsn AND lot FOR SALE
tI'll ulnenls el oIers Tor sale bis Iiose All la,
i Market slfGet, eAtt tlle between SlonTot LAY, ~
streels The Is u stt trOnt With good LSt Sao'
liae house AMI oul bullllbFS "" U"F''
II wlll be sold low aud Oh aeeoMmoda. IL. fem,
possession sIStnaDS lime allet Tie htsto! 0tostt '''
z 90 Enquire Of = r'''i * ~. ''''
EenS j n 2N,,,n
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0J'at one Of The best conducted Restaurants In
Washington city, tue proprietor has q card 10 luis
effect in his public room:
"NIr Boulnneer respectfully pays The gentle.
neil who may visit ihlS room not 10 Introduce pU.
Iiical discussions, which Ieod 10 III feeling aud
disturbance"
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aT'lIusOond, hope you have no objection to
my being weigLedr
'cersny moi, my dear, but why do you ask tlut
question:
Only 10 see, love, II you would let me have my
own origh unce." ".
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49,. -. FOR KkN'r. 8
Ihe StoIe Room OH Monroe slieet al pJt,tnl O,,. =,
your W. uOhs house Will beiot rent on our zen OH y
lllna -. TALLANT & nKLApLAl.