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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
OcFAN sTEAM NAYIGATION COMPANY

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION sVIG coM S Any
s,.,ss MAJ stranshp HERMANN, T. Higgins, Commander,
~ 81 for BREMEN r1uchlue AZ SOUTHAMPTON % land
49, ~ re.sneers for England and France SATURDAY,
Nav 10 al o'clock N from Pier No 81 Nortn River Pnee
~ Passage Ntwi OH & Southampton or breHlen;
y In tn; eabir, main saloon ................-lSc
In int cabin, lower saloon ....-....s-...ts llV
Tr
A, srr-4nced surgeon attached each steamer sp>ce
s;v.d II Eayre London. Al lettcr nus; pass ossn
80 Po.t-CtEce For Plsssse or Freight, Apply 70
c. Il SAND. Agent, Ne IL south w llla,l-st
The .,sGrner WASHINGTON VII succeed .he HERMANN,
NJ sal June l6.
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- L L X l. 1l r. tOthl-tlty anu touhty Vi
- New York-MARY ANTOINETTE RUGGLES, by VII
liam H. Bell her next friend, against DWIGHT RUGGLES-
Summons for Reef-COm. seyed.-IO the Defendant:
You arr hereby and required the Amt
IN th action which has been filed the Office Of the Clek Of
the Nv and County Newicrk his Office In the City Hall
ia the City Of Newfork and copy Of %
the said complaint the Subscriber 81 their ofsce. No ~
Broadway the said City, within twenty days after the
vice Of exc1sye VI the day CT services
and you fall the said complaint within the time
aforesss the Plaintiff this action viii sppy the Court for
the relief Easnded the March
80 lS55 NILES bA0LEf
20 iawswN Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILRoAD-on am

IN afer MONDAY Nav r. 100, UNI ur-Itf uOtllt
senger Trains Will leave Pier, foot Of Duanest As follows W.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, for DunNrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS et6 A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL stgI5 l. NJ for Dunkt and Buffalo alf interredi-
ate Stations Passengers BY tins Tram wl remain over night
az Owego and proceed the next morning. -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at P. NJ, from foot Of Cham
bert via Pernont SucEns aud intouaedate stations
WAY PASSENGER. sf4 NJ for Sewburgh and Onsville'
AID intermediate Stations. go
EMIGRANT at p NJ for DunkiTk and Buffalo anu inter-
date Stations. 800 -
intermediate Stations. =,
On SUNDAY, only Express Tram. At 5: " p VI
Thee Express Trsins bra with the Emra and
Nagsa Fails Railroad for Niagara taAs At burao and Dun
krk with the Lake Shore Rsioed for Cleveland, Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C., and with htclss sfen-id
D. {. McCALLCM. General supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, ant
al Points West and SouthW,. obtain Ihrou;h rckets
ard a. Information concerning fare lie, ether oy tie
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YOkk
CENTRAL RAILRoAD By application Al tie ConnpAnys Of
~ JOHN ,. PORTER, General Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

LOR CHARLESTON, & Che steamship
II QUAKER CITY. }. H. Hcdsaon Csua-nanesr Wi lesye
Nav IS e 10 o'elck A NJ Catin PAsssfe ~ seesse %
FOR Freight CT Pussy, sTry TO hEkoN es,sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

DATRIOTIC LTNE-New Line OF NEW-
i YORk aid LIVERPOOL PACKETS THIS me WI Be
omposea Of the following and splendid ships, W:
CALEOuS........2coot uas burden. Capt d. u Iriinsn
CLAT......I SO harden. Capt Dayid Ca1i<ns
WEBSTER eco funs burden. Capt J. LeHfenee
ORIENT 2Cco runs burden. Capt Geo = hhL
above have been recently bolt, and are inc
largest and met sub-tAntial n tn trace- -, r..
commanded b. Of and aofhry iSo
es urnoSas a. a. yerr .nd every ereion WI DO
rae 10 promote the erst OF psssepe- and the eoasense
a. skippers. For freight passage, apply To-
SPOFFORD TILEsrUE Co. No &c brD.tssy
Agents. ~ LiyeTvool-T GRIhsHAW Co, No le 0ciee
P.Axa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

U,HH BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
YEoH NEw-EORS TO LIFEsFooL
(hft lafIn fas-agc.
Second CABIN Passage. -.tssssssstsss ~
IRON BosTos 70 LIVERPOOL
Chef Calm Passage. ........-.-.......s-lI
Second Cabin Pass.Ee s.............. o.
The ships frcm Boston cali a. Eai1x-
IRAfIA ant Jugtsns. AMERICA, Capt. Lang
PERSIA, Capt. R-re EUROPA, Capt Shsnnor-
ASIA. Capt. L q. Lott CANADA Capl Stone
sFRICA Can't Harrisor. NIAGARA Capt Letch-
Tse vssls esrry c!ear white lht :. masthead, eeE
saibcafd bow red % por- boz.
lTEICA Leaves Botou "wednesday 9fh MAY.
lsIA Leaves Boston, wednesday, I'd May
lNERICA, .LsaTes Boston NedneA7 On June
lTEICA Harrison Leaves boston Wednesday Afh J1ne
Berth secured Uufa paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board -.
The q these ships viii not = acc0urtabe roy Ioo,
slTer Bullion Specie Jeelry Precious stones or Metals. M
les bills Of enns signed theretr and the 'A9e heed
tAerer expressed.
Fer frcish, or passage, spply 70
There viii Be steamships Of his hne from Newton unA
nr.her uoree.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAp-rHREE

pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-rHREE
DELPHIA and PITrsBuGH-1he AoRSiS0 NAIL
TRAIN leave. PhHade phis ior Pittsburgh ~ A. NJ and
leave. Pr.errrh 70. Phi phia A. NJ TAsfAsr LINE
les,s. Phlsdslpa. sr Ptt'tgrsh Z, " s.s r,,.s.,a
for PhasS.lrhta al p. NJ. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
ssy,. PIsasrhi. for PIisbuIs "P NJ, and f'sisssFss
for Philadelphia 10 z. NJ
The Above nes At PtshurEh with me hSrosds 70
frsskioa IeEnson .Bd Louisville KY Terra Hasts Msaa
La Fsyee, and iadisnopis Ind; Ciaei1nan, DsJt9o
Sprngfee. Beefonane sanlusky Toledo, Cleveland Co
luubus Zsnesye hsssii0a. and Wooster Obio slso vn
the Steam Packet boats NewOreans. - LOUIS
louisville snd Cincinnati
For further particulars han1tc the hotels Of this
CITY P1iserse-s wl fud this the shoes. expeditions
ard comfortable roue between The Bssi and West.
Through tickets be had ~ either above mentioned
places Ia The West or of
K. B. DEAN, Aseus. NewJerey Railroad Co. foot q
CoartiAods;.. New. York.
IL ELLIcoTr, Aren't. Pebnsylyauis RAiir,sa ca,
No. Astor House New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agcnt cor iltA and Marie, -.,s.
New.Nork. April 10. 1854 Philadelphia
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YEAST POwDER.-B. T. BABBTTr !. IN,

Il ORIGINAL inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAsr pownrp
vheh prtI ared and sold BY him. Nos IS and u
snt New-YoFk in tin Those who parchese ,hoal -
esi tAey set hs; with the above on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

nR. w. BEACH author of the FAMILY
u PHYSICIAN. &c. has resumed practice at Bleecker
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rT,HE NEwYoRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC. Capt. Nye.
= = 1 : Il I =

L sTATLs MAIL aIHANIHo'-1H7 nj V71 F0'''s 1-'
hne tine following: =.
ATLANTIC Capt. Wet PACIFIC Capt Nye.
BALTIC Capt. Comstock. ADhlAIIC.
Thee shps having built by expressly Tor the
Government service every has been taken IN their const-c
non a. in their engines strength and speed and
their accommodations fer passengers uneqlaed for elegance
and comfort Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool IN
rstess cabin $50; IN second S75; exclusive use Of ex
rnze sta.coom @3; from Liverpool 20 New fork - anI
20 guinea An experienced Surgeon attached each ship No
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

DFNNSYIVANIA .RAILROAD.-Ihe GREAI
III CENTRAL ROUTE, oonnecrins the Atsofic Sines VIII
Western Northwestern aud Southwestern states, ~ con
tnuou RA~Gv The Road also connects AZ Pifisonrxa
With div Inc al ports On the We<er1 hseFs
an sveaad and >andusky with Steamers 70 a. ports on
the Norrhwes,eru Lakes; making the mot diree 10
~ lc route BY which FREIGHT can be orNGdc1 70 AL
from The Grea. Wsst. . ,,,.r,p,.,,tr
HATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FEsr CLass-Boo,s, shoes, Dry Goods TN lie r@r 100
bo1es) Fu-s r. AfheB Sc-. .....-..;:..
SECOND CLAss-B0oks aad Stationery DiJ -, -, =.
Goods. lin balesJ HaFa~ase, LeAiher' 80 PCT ~ D.
Wool, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss.-..-'';
Third CLlss-Anvls, BszEiIg, Bacon and Soc per 100 n
Pork On tUlk } Hemp, kc.., ..........;
FoURrH CLAss.-Cofee Fish. bae9l 80 DC per 100 n
PoTk, tPscked) Lard and Lard Oh...S:l =.
In shWiae Coos from any point easi Of fhs Pns . i
teular TO marx the package yi~Pennsyvania Kan An
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road AZ faaee or
Pisfshureh. viii BE- forwarded without deteufion.
FEEIGHr ASENrs-Moses Potter. Boston; J. L Eliot,
Nsw-Yorki T. J. sneeder, Phisaerhs; Msgaw keons,
Rsfore; Geo c. Frsncscus, Pittsburgh SPRING Brown,
Cincinnati Ohio J. : MOorhesi, Louisville. Nv. 4. {.
Medium Madison. Ind Raiclif Co, Louis, Mo- }. :.
Mitchell Sou, Evansville, Indisna-
Fer further rarticulsrs or bills Of laslng, arrly
j. L. ELLIOTT Agent Penn Railroad Co; or
{. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Astor House New-YorS
H. H. HOT STON, General FrsiFh, Agent. Phiaielphia
" J. LOMRAFHT >urerinte nccuf Alf0ora Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

fr Grcenrort, 10 A. N. Tor Hempstead, I. VI and
p NJ. Farnugiale. 3f5 z. NJ; Jamaica Sc The syosset
Train will leave Brooklyn at 10 A. NJ and 3f5 r NJ each
DIV and take the Train Syosse Branch Hcssyie s
Ua5 A. NJ and sd p NJ On Saturdays, the 3b 7, NJ
Fsmiugae Train will Yaphauk and leave faphank az
slOA 81 Monday morning for Brooklyn Leave Greeuport
for BROOKLYN az 10 A. NJ; Farmiugiie 80 4. NJ syosse
735 A NJ and P NJ; Hampstead SIS A. VI and 20 r. Nj
Jamaica 40 7lj 8f5 A. NJ, aud , 10 and 49, Z. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

N PHIA and tie SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY CITY;
,d states Mail Express Lines Leave New orr and
10 A. NJ and and p NJ Through four hours. second
Class Is in the lo ~ IS in T. and IS in and 10 A. NJ md
p NJ The Nev-Jersey Accommodation Line leaves At Il NJ
Az - storing AZ all way-s,ations Through Tickets od for
Cincinnati st l6 .nd the West and for Baltimore Washing
ton Norok Sc md through baggage checked 70 washington
In S A. ". and p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

EAIhAOhDiNAhI DAI'UhiNo III DIAN
IL SILKS from AUCTION-A rich Back silk Dress for So
worth 30 yards heavy VIDE Black silk, rich luser, G.
worth yards 80 yards B.sck SIX very heavy yard
worth l0 55 yards superior Black SIX, very wide worm
IL SIS wards Bischofs worth ~ yard
525 yards Bschos ch uster DO very heavy Sc inches
wide l0l worth ~ Ladies will ind inspection that
silks per cheaper than any Offered before
auction. Linen Sheefings Table Lleos Pillow
Linens. bcached SlTngs and SAee tugs Gc- q. C. BUR
DE1T & Co No l9i Grand.st.. U. Of Mulbemy.
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IS55 DAY coat for 1855.

1000. ALBANY. landing leach way) 1000
az Nysek Grassy Point, West Point, Cornwall, Newburgh
Pouhkeepsie, Rhueteck, Caisk Hudson. and Coxacke
Meals served en- boat. The favorite ARMENIA,
Capt n B. Cochran will Tuesday May l. commence her
regular trp 10 Albany leaving Newlork from foot OF Mn
rsT 81, evsrv TUESDAY THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY,
All o'clock A. ". \. B.A Baggage Master win accompany
the Steamer each way check baegase Tree For particulars
Eguire az NerYork and Erie Railroad Office, Chsznbers
VIII
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Goal.

DFD and WHITE ASH Egg and Stove COAL,
IA Of lowest market nice for cash l. J. COsTAa,
Nc. IL Elizabeth add Nc. - Stanton sta
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Nv X Il o ID . w L IL Al
IL JFFFERS, No. 467 BROADWAY, -
Beat the world with his LADIES' CATERS and SHOES,
a. The Fair London, and he challenges the rest
Of mankind" 10 produce article that viii successfully compare
with the goods he is selling LETTERS throws down the
gauue 70 competitor and is willing that the Ladies OF
New.Yok should be his JUICES in this grand tournament II
cones % every day during the Nea Equinox at No. 467
Broadway.
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IOss -NYACK and HAVERSTRAw

i Csbsts STEAMBOAT LTNE-Lesye Chambers-si
Pier daily (eNeep sunday at II o'clock A. VI snd clock
p NJ Leave Hayerraw 81 A. NJ aud p NJ, landing each
wav st Permout Nyacs Oak Hill Ceueery) and Rockand
Lake Steamer J. SMITH Capt r. T. Blanch and steamer
ARROW. Cant. A. A. Lydacker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

H. ls54 the Flushing Railroad leave Fhins
and 10 A. NJ and az l. g. 80 p NJ eonnsctin< win ne
steamer Island CITY Huntsrs Point The steamer island Iy
leaves NexYork from ulton Market Slip az g. and 10 A. NJ
Point VIM VI SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

DICHARD BUSTED, Attorney and Coun-
HI selor Law has removed his Office 70 No 81 br9aoway'
corner of the broadway Bank Rooms al
on the second story. RICHARD BUSTED, NOSES ELL
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No. 81 Broadway, cor Park-psee Newly ork'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
THR PoaTRY OF PHYsIc.

AYERS PILLS glide, sugarshod the palate, but
their energy although wrapped up. eJe, aud tells with
giant Oce 1.-THE vary foundations disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would not their dstem-
if they knew they could be cued csc. Try Ay
ers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will he starved out.
Cleanse the systemfrom Impurities you are cured
already.
Take this best of all Purgattves! and scroula Ind-
geston, weakness, headache, brck ache Side ache Jau-
dice. Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys
and buwcIs all arrangements and all diseases which
Purgavc remedy fly before them like ia kncss
before the sun.
Reader, il you suffering from any of the numero Us
complaints they cure-snfer no mo,c-the remedy has
been provided Tor you, and 1t is criminal to neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry PecoyGI is the best medicine for
Cough, is now well kno to The whole world, anu that
Ayr's Pills the best OF all Pills. is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Chemist. Lowell, Mass,
and sod by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. coon d Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation the sevcres
burns .cads, in twenty mtnutes-and that
ii will heal wounds without scar; and efcctaIy
Fever Sores-PiIes-Salt rhcum-Infam,natory Rheuml-
tisr-sorc aud Infilmed Eyes-Cuts-w Wound s-Bruises
Old and liberated So,es-Scald Head-cOrns and bun
ions-Erysipelas- -SweIlings-FeOns-Sore nip
s-chibains-bitss of Insects-.SwelIed and broken
all her Inflammatory aud cua-
diseases, whe the parts affected be reached
DOu't be inceduoua about the many diseases named
by only thns-but reflect that the tew but
positive properties which Daley saIve alone contains
and heretofore enumerated-one our-can reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more MOI
enumerated.
Query-DO regular bred Physicians prescribe calo,as
i1nnardly JorEcores Of different dissase,4
Each box of GENUINE DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Pae engraved Label with the signatures
of Z. " CLICKENER * co. prorrie,Ors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others are counterfeit =
Price % cents per box.
G-A orders should be addressed to C. V. Clickeuer
IL Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LtGGHLlNS # BUSHFIELD, Wheeling,
and Druses is gere,a.ly Throughout the u. S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

1.-THE Washington correspondent of the N. +.
Tinaes onthe 9th writes By the time this reach
rs you trust you will receive intelligence of an
official announcement by the Government con-
filming my statement that Gen. SCOTS back pay
as Lieutenant. General has been allowed from the
date of lis service in Mexico, with the exception,
perhaps, Of the time eupsing from The close Of the
war until the election of Gen. Taylor TO the Pre-
sidency. during which Gen. Scott commanded on
ly one Division Of the army, notthe whole army.
Possibly the announcement may be delayed lit
tie longer,-but not much anl sue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
UNION HALL
A FEW DOORS BELOW T1E NORTH wrsTERN BANK,

H.
MAIN STREET.
He ms had ths honor Of attending the above named
priEcira towns in the United Kingdom, wIcc lie las cy.
perIeECed the most htttering ,0rcnet-al ma yU
hce earnestly solicited 10 make Tor short IiuC
lie has lie honor Ol announce ing his arrival f. ON London
Win most splendid SsOrtMent III his newly invcriri
and Improved sCcIHcies. SuChIs tie superiority
G'asses tlat crsOHs having famed we III cycs may
lnSlly lie relieved by using them aud they Possess lilo
property oi preserving the precious organ O Sgh To lie
most advanccdpeiOd OF liIe while they cnabU both Tic
old AMI the young 10 pursue tbs most miiule employment
Tor any length time, ethar by day Caudleigli As
several individuals In the United Sta es have proved
their efficacy he with confidence solcits ;he orthe
public which he viii ever be proud TO acknowledge,
suIIng those who CuTust him with their commands That
no eXcrtom shall he wanting his part merit their
Con hdeHce and APPRECIATION Added lN Inc Vat.grs
possessed by Him Of long practice i'll the Eve lniGnl
and under one Of The most eminent oouiss, by WHICH he
Las obtained thorough knowledge The diseases OI vi.
sion lie has in his posi- esslOm documents fOm inlly du
baton. IT,
He win Livc references TO persons in tic United
States, who have fund The greatest bcncrt and CuuUIt
from tic use Of Ills newly invented and improved spec.
tacCs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

Dull suxDAY.-The following paragraph from
a New Orleans papet reads little singular in this
Latitude:
Yesterday Sunday was excessivelydnIl and the
only excitement we had to relieve the ,iuIlness was
the display made by Fire Company No. 30 at fun
eiaI oil one oil Their members. aud the Turn out on
Sunday parade nf tie Washington Regiment =
This latter corps, campo ed Of the Louisiana Greys
Montgomery Guards Jackson Guards, and Emmtt
Guaris-as fine body Of soldiers altogether as
we have ever Sten parade our streets, ba ring The
Supe-excellent CUmIimrntaS and Washington Ar
tIllery-paraded the streets yesterday, headed bya
line band OF music, and en'ived little tue Other
wise tedious moutony OF the times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
! [ A Nd W A r r A Mt S !.
John M. Clarke & CO

John M. Clarke & Co.
Lnnd Warrant, stock, Exchange Brokers,
and Agents for CinilnA n"RinaC ILC
Government.
FI'HE very highest New York market price will hr paid
tuT Land Warrants for the scXt i've years. When.
ever they Sa have ad valccd beyond last
Tie very highest New York maj kcl llCes viii be paid
on receipt oil any by mail, Tegu dess OF the quo
Persons sending warrants by mail may rely on rccriv
ing as much as II they were personally present.
Sight drafts on OF Tho Northern SuatIeln Ceg
VIII be reunited by return mail; unL wien preferred inr
amount VIII he placed 10 their credit In Ul tie New
fUIk hanks on wiichthcy draw at sight, the day al
ter IcnitlRg the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE Il Co
Washington city, u e.
REFER
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner oil the General Land
Office.
Hon l. p Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions
Sweeny, RicuhUuse q TO. thinkers, WashingtOmUity
Clubh Brothers, do do
Saier, Lca IL Co, do do
All The Officers Of the Banks in Wheeling, Va
Cashier l;ankUi Virginia. Richmond. Va.
Cashier farmers Rutik do
Cashier MCIChnLts and Mechanics Bank, ParkcTsburG,
Virginia
canes RObb Banker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Iiank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. Brothers g. Co, bankers, BaliirOre.
x. ii. Many ~ Co. bankers, Richmond, Va
Paul f. Hinton, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence d Co., bankers, IHnchpurg Va.
irr26 Times cory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

PnysrcrAxs.-rhe editor of the American Medi-
cal GG@etie estimates that one physician is rtquir-
ed for every 100 inhabitants. This would give
over 10000 in the nation. 1t is probable that the
average life Ct physician is not over thirty years
after he enters his profession. Hence it follows
by computation, that the waste by death alone is
one thousand physicians year. But
lost by change of business than by death; and this
loss might he estimated without exaggeration at
300. We have, then, an actual loss Of 300 ply
SicianS annually, which mus be made up. Again,
The increase in population III the United States is
about 100000 year, which it requires an increase
of 1000 physicians TO supply. There are the re-
lore. actually required lwenty-three hundred new
physicians in the United States yearly. To meet
this, we have only l,4OO graduates iron the
schools, and about $40 foreigners, making III all
LOO, aud leaving an actual deficiency Tf GOO
year, 10 he supplied by irregular practitioners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

UAn incident is related of a meeting between
Marshal PeiSSltr and Gen. Simpson, on Tie morn
ing OF the 9th ut. The Iattel called at lie French
headquarters to congratulate PeHssier on his vic
tory at tue MaIakOT. The Marshal, who is very
stout and fat, with greasy, bilious cheeks hanging
over the lhroatband Of his coot rushed up 10 small
THU stooI ing Simpson, took him 10 his breast,
kissed tim ON 10th cLeekS, aud said 'MalakufT
we took we'll. Ii was the will Of God; 1t was
luck" Gen. Simpson by no means relished thu.
ecesL1de OF his iIlustriuus FIT friend, and, on re.
turning, expressed his annoyance emphalrcally,
aud with the broad Scotch accent for which he is
known.
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Read! Read!!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

MINDS
'INIlAT have Just returned from the East with Inv
SECOND FALLSTOCK,
and maj u The largest, nandsOmcsI and cheapest ever
brought TO Wheeling. and say, with perfect confidence
that IL only needs looking at aud examining to ns sales
my assortment consists PARTLY Of
100 cola s, at only cents;
2OO do at from p ceuis TO $500, amongyt which
are some so beautiful aud entirely new Dust M.
Iycd IN the lialtic) that they VIII sell themselves;
6n1 pans ladies' Kid Gloves very superior 37;c
0VO ~ muses. DO extra fine, slightly dam
200 pieces Coburgs, at NIL prices and all cOlOrs;
% do French AerimOs, suit the most stiJious;
1000 do Trimming, The very latest styles, such as
mulre'Antlque, Plain and Edged, muaS Trimming
Glc. etc.
5000 ards Calico all styles and prices, some very nice
goods as low as ct cts
With so many other goods such beautiful de sisDs
That all ask ls for you 10 examine NY stock ami am
certain that can sell. '
GS-CO!1e, see and be convinced
ISAAC Prayer
Eastern Bargain Store, lI5 Main ST.
OCI0 between Monroe mud Hmm
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treme cases OF deaInGss, entirely liHercen in make ami
construction from all Others, PASS g verythiu OF lie
kind that has teen OF eye! cnTie Produced They a,C
modelled 10 thc cavity Of The car may rest within
without projecting, and being OF tile same color OF liz,
skin are not pcrcepubc The powers OF tlis valuable
invention so eat to restore defective h.aIis of
long standing TO It's eCt and natural state and 10 e
he deaf persons TO join in general conversation 10 hear
most distinctly at place OF worship, at tic bal any
public assembly; lie unpleasant sensation OF ringing
noises IN the entirely renewed aud he cOucctrn,
tiOns afforded 10 individuals afflicted with This dIeadI