davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
DR. !. LAWRENCE p.


(ELLtNs MANtFAtIl RER B,nch Street neal
- Franklin, Gacna, Ill.
hep@ constantly on hand liows Of every dcscrip
ton, which viii b. sold low and as good terms
a. car be- purchased elsewhere.
\. B.-Esery Bellows warranted to give sotsfac-
tiun.
August -. lsJ5.--dGms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
nar.I & krnkHam,

I.NAdllf Grseery and Provision ID Pot, Post build-
4 ings, III -, batnecn Main and johnson whcr.
th'y L1ep cnsta ntly Asnf large supply ~ FAM
~ rrvceel.s an3 presision, of eYery garietJ and c
u hsst qaaly, rA,oh they in.eni 10 sen q. chgat
\ not eatat~e t.B a'.s either hoaae IN tbs city an1
hApe Wy strict attention ~ business t0 hi ri share
q tte rnb &c latouag
y B.pur wagon II 10 ra3iness ~ wait On ait
vAo nay iAr4E d. wilh analI Ny Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12

| oAsh pure Biaekberry v ine suitsL. fu. me.ai
cansl and sse,amentai purposes nj
kEYNDIUs' Dr~s s>.,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
DR. j. Isxl~ES.

4 hFFlCE II his hasdence. ON fioudeau reei
N)1ag door " - ~ Second, Keskok, Iowa
4 qril 70. ..-i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
JAMES N. a1x:Gs5.
- ". NOsfHss
NHiTo9sB. HEJBrS apl
WIIITNO1H A. NICKEL.

A TT0hNIEs al Las aud neral Land A Asepts
II Montezema, P9Kesh.ck county. Iowa VIII
attend "a AL business entrusted 10 their eare la
feweshisk Iown, Benton anna, Marshall and a.
pr cpGatirs-
"a ~ rAeel1r st,ecfal attention.
Refer 70 II, pongias. 4 Co, -. Louis john
Block Go. p.tsb.,rg W A. 4 l.. shu1nwAy,
Pasladslpha; BeAx.ugar co., baltimore Hon.
e u. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania: Hon. u. X
Barrss. ChoTdeli, Penn sylyania; Editor Pittsburs
'baiiy Union, a..
Inrtn ls1s--al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
LiVEHY STABLE.

LIVER \ STABLE.
M ahnsGn Stress, between Ist and I'd ~
~ by W. II. CLEeHa.S. This estabisb- HkSE.
ment Is large, ctanu ii0u , We'll g1angelA- a
and amply provided wish gpl horses wel teamed
Tor h.incss, - we'll ~ with Carriages Rrgr:cs and
llaes. open ard close, covered ;ind half covered Qf
every description, adapted 10 suieee or luxury
Horses er Carriages cf dents ef he city or Wis
itors from abr1aa kept On meietats terms ana
carefully attended 70 by thoroughly skilled 10
the busiuess.
uorseF bought ant sold on commission ana on m,
ewn aca RAt st ~ tlInes,
May 2a,ls5. Liz
Mckee & Timbc rnsrn'x Livery Stnble.
Tills siab'c, situated Third Street, b.lween
Main and B.smdsau Streets. ia large and com
mslius and emily fitted up and adapt "a far the
busin 81, and III nraersigned amply prepared to
aecomn,sat. IN y IA nds End th public Z leraly
with Saddle lir - Baggi s, AMI Carriages at rea-
sonabie fat = fh ALSO keep lIorses by tbs day,
week. month. SAN'L MCKEE,
w. TIMBERMAy
keokns 0.t II. lsai.--dtf
RUCKWHEAT F1OUA.<-A hrs sass -le1o ca
- be hada - KUHN DODsON.
1gtl9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
New Arm angerncnl.

vINo JouRNEYMFN IAIDoas-Waa,,d 4. imme
L dat y, Mt No. . I'll ri street two frs; I'd,
lonrneymen tailors. Non. OF nacd apply.
sep27 a j. VI TYLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12

uANING permanently loca ID in thss city, be,
i L leave 70 inform his friends and the cu1ct
generally, tlat, until further noties be gwen /
may be found a. the Office If Or. J +. SANFORD.
March q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12

| AkD OIL, spirit Gar Linseed Oil, Coral Jane
IL Demar and Ceacb Nsrn.~h, hand snd N,r sale
al REYNOLDS Drug Store.
O00 BOXES Glassware and wh.dov las. at
wv REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I CASk prunes st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
r.Ia,OY g.. pAtuTH

A IIDiNE1 and Counsellor a, l.aw ft De-
\ MONIES, Polk county, ioiva- Espee,s attention
psid co5ie~ginRe. A basttefs eli rasted - his
eafe promptly Attended 80.
N0f. ~, ls5t.-&f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
J.. G.
STAFFORD a u.Cu>I.

NJ H0LLSALE Groccrs and Commission Mer
w chants, second door above the corner Of Blon
deau, Wafer : rect keokuk, Iowa
March :, lso5.--df
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
HORACE III. AXF.Es.

NJ Hubs Ut and Kctail DFussiss. corner u
w Main and Third stree &, kcokuk, Iona
~ n ga I i. Big Mortar ~
HI tN.N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12

10I DtA. iioyas American reuei,.Fins Lini
w henl, IN quantities to sun purchasers
# Patent Medicines at
April o, 1922. kEf fS0I4Ds' Drsp Ear
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12

DucKWHEAT F4OUA+-A hrs TAI. ar ,cIa ga
- be had at AUdN 4 DODSON.
.etIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-12
KEOKUK: MONDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1855
" eHoLTE. rnyIN n. gRASr
sCHOLTE d GRANT.

u@NAi 4, " dolFk, EbwIN II. GRANT.
sCHOLTE d GRANT.
lJ,A .......tt..,......,..M CO., IOWA,
DNhEks, LAND AGENTS. aua SOrAEIE.
- PN<LlG. Az nts for The Cnit0a state. L,fe In
sdttner Company, Iowa state frs Iu4aga4e. Csur-
mny, CoAf's d G4ark's Steam Engine Munufa1to-
fy and fer all Important d agreaifurAl naehinea
Eitto'e aud Prcprietors Of the W EEKI1 PELLA
tALEFIE. Ind pendent in politi.s and Re- igi,i1x2
p'r annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS
ocl9 dnly
THE McEARLAND HOUSE
FRONT ST. ............FT. MADISON IOWA
AZ bel enlarged and thoroughly renovated
4 and il nnw large and comm odious establish
inent convenient To the steamboat landing, and in
tie very centre OF business.
The undersigned has furnished il throughout in
The very b1st style, and trusts that long experi-
erce IN the business will enable him 10 give General
stlsftetton
ocl. ~. ls1J- dawtf f. r. ROE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
The Now Painting at Tho Capitol.


The vacant panel in tho Ilotundo Of the CanItoI
hos Of length been filled with lbo Historical iU.
iuIU Of DE SuT0s Discovery If Tic Mjssissippt
Rirtr, painted by Nj WnttSN II. PowsLL, il
compliance with on order Of Congress- This work
Of all, 40 lent9, has olteady Liten viewed with
tllnitalion by many OF our citizens, a pleasure
which we have thus far been denied BY oiher ELL
eagen'crts, But, II We llad personally examined
lllu picture, we could not expect Ia be able 10
nttale ~ comprehensive description OF II as Is
contained IN the subjolnel eStaoS, taken from ali
extended oriliqU0 published In lilo "New YORK
Tines neatly three months pgo, and which we
la aside for future use. We nov give our readers
tho ltnett Of this description!
pGFbeFt are tlye eteat groups In tho picute,--
Beginning with the right side foreground, we sec
company oil stalwalt mon planling n cross, In q
Split III yenethtion 10 the God Of lie Universe, IN
solemn conlhienofation Of what they deemed 10 be
grand eSeDt. The expeditions OF those DAYS cor.
tied with them all lie ebleMs Of Eutopeat, civ,
lizattop. The priest went by the side OF Tie con.
quetor, With the enblens, The traditions, and lie
worship Of tie Christian Church. Here tte cross
Is raiseS with tile image Of lilo cIeoifed Son II
Cod, Tile censor Is held BY an ecclesiasttc; and,
as he W4yes Vi lie incense Of NaEatelll goes on
over lie bosop ot Inc Mississippi, Tie ugeI priest,
whose willie beard comes a lnoSt dow, 10 The
Sacred BOOK he holds, sjSes his blessing as be
plants Tie Tlee Of Salvation amid tle sollt9des Of
lie Vest The leEcplean man WHO has dug tho
place Is resting from Ills labor, looking wItIeat.
nesbess and solenplly{ upon this not Of devotion
and reverence, Ills d fi6sl Impressive COUP TO-
cause II III lie most eloquent anil t6ucht
tis manuel how tue and siaeet6 was The teliss
io9ssentimc1t Of thai age, 4 he etoup alone would
maize d tlne picture by itstlf
'tAI t6c leiI eothtt In thu foleSt6lnl Is another
gtoNp, corresponding In position 10 The one lust
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
Correspondence Of Tia baltimore Patriot,
Hard Times in K,ntNcky--Run on Tie Iauks--
Eggs'otogy Run FRoA The Baaks--7'om Mar.
skill M III Sttilnn &n &n

Hard Times in K,utNcEy--Run on the Lauks.-
Eggs'otogy- Run eRoA The Baaks--1'om Mar.
shall on the stump, &c., &c. 49,.
l.rxtSoroS, Ky,, Fob. 0, '65.
] have Just arrived here from business tour
through n large r"tIioD Of this State, AMI having
met wth some things IN my itayels thai will liz
Interesting TO your leaders, thought Would iOt
them down before leave FoE another Stale,
ilNd Il most difficult 10 make collections, ON.
Ing 10 The scotdy OF money IL Kentucky. The
farmers have very lille 10 sell now, except some
hemp, aud there being no money III circulation TO
nay for that o. any thing Else, II Is poor time fOt
collectors, The brOkels have been running on
tic baitkslnely fOl coin, until they have EpsEepnl
ed HeaEly oil their circulation This prevents The
banks. from dlsconntug 10 pul money IN citcu.
lation, as i Is immediately sent back by The
brokers', Tie consequence is that metl ate bust.
Ing liz on all slles aud IN every objection, can.
not see how things are to 10 any butter, until
Senl OF In The North aud South Tor Exchange In.
tteol OF The coin,
a somewhat setlous, though amusing, scene
occurred few days sinue Ia W0oliotd county, -
"A number Of PERSONS al Versailles the, county
town. o are always ready fot eight, and 10 take
The law into theIr own tloIds when all emergency
Offers, ipl a meeting 70 dtfell branch bank
located III tIat place, They adopted sri u les.
oltiops 10 The effect that The Et0kets should have
no more gold out Of thtit bank, or course The
ofloets Of The Bank had nothing 10 10 with them
a copy oflthe resolutions they sent on 10 such Of
tho brokers' as Ind Uee running on ie bank, and,
especially to ono liz Lexington, who. fotWply be.
lohsed 10 Versailles, but hll gone 10 LeSihetolt 10
reside, and who lad been drawing coin at tie t0ie
Of $500 $eeb 5fiom tho Galk 81 Versailles
u Is sdll that tbfs was In revenge becduse b4 had
no. lee chosen lis ptesdept when i was estab.
lshed year OF two ago, It's also Said that he
bad once epjpye9 an etptfiMfasal proof lthe,ys.
ot The YeEaal lies boys, OH q previous octasioD
and tbe Knowing Of what stuff they iSSete made
wlsely et1claJel not To venture In them dsgi1gs'
pgel1 gul sent off his clerk last Saturday make
~ eSchatge and demand the gold. OH thslway
the Young nan mel The Ilon,SloH' MARSHALL, WHO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

osE OF THE DASdssops stoSs or 1tx TlaEs.
The louisville Journal thus speaks Of one Of
tbe most dangerous signs Of tic times:
uoas OF lie most dangerous signs Of the lines
Is lie popularity Of such book as thu antobIos.
rppby Of r. n Batn1ms Il isastoplshlps 'Silh what
Eager gteelness ille book that records Barnn's
strides ID wealthwa seized bylAmeticau ,tadets,
AS he unveils his couIse Of proceeding, hiss
inpospFcs, his systematiEed methods Of deception,
and sums up lie enormous tecelrts--Wto PNuses
ito,ask how thGglitletng pile was gaiHed7 From
every page Of she book, thu voice EQaEs In Tho ears
al youth, tges noley--lloteslly Il you can, but
gctlto Tic crowds rush to The stores where this
6pcp sesame, d. least tho open se,alle Of Dornum,
isto be purchased, buy lilo book, drink IN bar.
NUNS philosophy Of money getting, and dream OF
future ttanlstAns Of thcit own, ii being made
cashiers VI banks In their native city anu village,
and OF smoothing the doubtful loIalltjes Of theit
lives, BY CHEAP lectures, On temperance But all
The vices tho pEoPonsIties, tho alpteaents 70 ruin,
the ptlls Of The soul, which lhut book tcsches IL
ITS pliacpes aTs so epblt2dNed %l.h tho magic AZ
eaccess, ths. tho aotalist and thinker must ttem.
Bile fpt the young generation just treadIng The
threshold Of manhood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

Tne ytttaSy or JlAcBGioktsH. --Thc n1atfiage
Of Julia Dean hos changed sdulalIoaln sonequat.
tets to bitterness Of spirit, Now that fait Julia
is msuled (ssys tho editor Of the Mobile Register,
who Is a bachelors with naught 10 hope fot,) 1T
will 10 coasdStedu no sin TO say that she VI vastly
oyetated as an ac,tess We ete not aware that
she eyer played my part with moto than second
OF thia.sate skin, Her reading Of the poets was
,geIyinneIfeCt--taroly lelpg It as though she I'M
,dgtstoo1 what they meant, llet detects Of man.
net we're also cxtremel, unpicusapb In slloyt,
we should say--as Wo have often ihOusht--shpt
she has very little studded her OFT, or has very
little capacity brit But, itoa, with oil her de.
feotsI she was graceful, soll, fresh, and rather
pleuy somspi with a character lot purity and
woaaaly dslicavy which always takes Young
America eaptiye-to It's honor DO II sad.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
Kp1ssF AGAIN ~ ltAso'.-l'ho Eatalo Con-

KpsSsE 4oSts ~ Ltsso.-T'ho Buffalo Com.
rnetclal says;
Tho fellow aues,etl near WtllIamSrllle oncd sy
last week. for altering end passluE notes Of the 10.
,Glnstiopel BANK OF Ibis oily, aud WHO gave his
name az Charles Lynch, proves 10 be the Notori'
Gus WiIlis9l KIsaane, wllo escaped from the Gin.
eihnati and New York oiicers at lofnclaylllc Inst
fall, twill be yecotIccictl that Kissalle was OH
Ills way To New York 10 answer 10 q charge Of Dc.
frauiilig the Chemical hank. Officer preNtiss,
81 Am6etPt, found at Hiaane's boarding house
thitteeB $500 notel of the Chemical Bank--eay.
ipg no doubt Of his completely III tile ftapd upon
that ltBk.'
g'hete Il no doubt bu. that Klssane is now he
allycppght aBaIp, and he will be likely 10 meet
with his deserts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

told him Staa The HSs sH Sss y,
lie FE9eseasa on eyer sEls 9l!sI SS "
BIS hotse n Nv hp Ilst Oh oE wv g ~
No sooner la ne wen W. SSpls ISs
col1ns need lasty g atgf M5 IN
cietk say we fellows ton w
plllps !RelE W y
ont 0ne baud ready tot selIeh. w Syg,s s "
seeing ING EEeat ods e9s sg Sysy..Iss NY
pelleI laEl o. SaleE "S shs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

urtusticc Mclean says, according TO umor,
that thu yefo power had been used in thu catly
days Of tht Government in tto manner IN which
tits used on tte occasion Of the Ftencl Till, It
would have been deemed cause lot an impeacll.
ment Of tho President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23


described and illpsttAl Ink a1oihel it1not
tute OF tbs event tanspltlnet Achnnon Is being
lltsstel up BY lie aIsi amen for The et6s was
4 always Illa1lel la new reg los vi incense rom
4 The and sob lol Cannon OF the NIeEs
4 II iAI hointt 3l either 81 ITEM had gee1 et out
OF The bctlle{it could not lla Ye illuslE tue
j snltlt Of lthe stSteell gtuty, S.s5ssse
blt( the celltte Of lie foreground, imIled
between the Two eoEneI groups we have mentions
ell, Is lie massive ron oanpt GheSt, WIN arms
lleReNts Of gaF, throw together In Just thai con-
fusion In which l1ey ATE seen " hen those VINO ~
tend q GeEsTpl " tls marches have mol ime Y
tiSltlbule eacH lhlng IN lls lllaee IN ever tq6e
OF these delas tllg excel Iofnl anu model o. ltal
age IS most pEesetYeu, tfYe lAe cannon
Itself must no We peel| COPIED ron one o. llaI
tine. The alttllety'gullS carriages, anil lnple'
IenlSoF Tie sixteenth century made ~; SpaIts are
easily al tue caSpet nav o. wv ase W
Charles u, or ibe quaker costume o. Tue pteseNl
Day. ~, ~, 80
I'm ihe cenlte o. lNe picture SiIs w SOTO NlFl.
soil, on llagNlVcenl AFaU horse, when o. IVAt
tl'ne DQIe Auoh llsllet FeVlllallpll even |HiH
now any !leSe Notses aooVFNeg " slaI gpove
~ pilIsF cppstss' espMu ". y a
EIoo1ea 3tap goEseS were pIolstl 70 lI9s NSw
f'o~elps model for his hotsa WAS All, Fl. KoIet's
Lntllu Lotgc. Ule,l IN Lile innptai stables III 81.
f,oa,i mi l6e nt6,osi eYicnl ~ boweIIIs tonp
n ottenot was ihot iie shont merelv noint MI.
tIsit n Kin, siGcR Il was Eitown ifat moiIinc ~
II mn II ,xeee,l Lis isS,Iv stet.i sv,Sns,tv
oMi netieotloo. 'he o,tiinIe Of TSe Solo IL sWI,.
lime because Il ID natural ii Il mintcj NJ lie
lolelF, NOV eSaetly AZ Tue ltSs, Oll " 1e secoHu
SIolce--lee eaFflesl, celnptet,enSlSg g'olce-at
nj ina solpnpy mi insnjrSton Iat vnitlj i,esn,
Iron, ttle tonenSnce 81 tIs cnvoisf %ls,, hc sa'
1ej. fot tle fits lime. tInoIt an limaLs scpns ~
Inturc elnutte for lis distant SOVEREIGN. Tners 10
invn,tv, there II sitntis", tlc 10 rTSu,enr, t,.,
IL soIemn,tv li seams mi sven e. avs IooEod
on thoprovn, thai We shall soon lescibe. In With
lie t,iI Inall lOrt,, tlss IN i,Ito n" xnt H.
TosnlleTe viii an almost ApsIen oLsst",,rss, nm,
0nuI, tLe lniinns, Of ali asts md, sexes WIN stan
50 near; and even tho horse IS roine nconsoiursIy
LY baskets Of Indian corn, otantIles of viii Sns.
AMI flbshirp itonnInrs All liz r., H. n,n1,onl
unseen Or foteottsd Lv the mar whnss IA. rSsis
On the magnificent scene ihot slftjolifs Lrfote
lin, The cavalier il ColloweI bv wf,st wa sIaii
call Tho MN COIN onL ve ,leSctib. !, I.o,s ~
fourth. Neaiest L, hn, il the co"frseo, vSn",.
n6le man. win nnwjns hcofi. wSo aIso Lac
conrht glilnps, Of te rteot tIvet mi ms.kIv onj
lteyeeniy cIasns lliS hands IN alteration md Etst.
ludv towards Heaven. n iis sIje t,Ics, lSnm A
Inv horse, yopns rovor the tyrc NJ bo cl,v'
alty Of suan nj I'M norloJ Iii, Il otie mi H.
llulFyl1t, enthusiastic group Of stardanl'be0tets
IVY [I.as'eu lHe.si cacN 9Le teplsselVs sspe'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

YAtEstlSES ts CuUbou.--Al,, Irwin, ytstly Of
ST. Paul s chuich, had his attention called during
service on Sunday night last, 10 some disorder IL
tic coloted gallery, and having hurried up 10 uscet
4 ail tile 6a6sc, discovered q Dlack fellow named
Greene Smith with Valentine In Ills haul, which
liz palsdct about with considerable clulput, while
his bSck was TURNED TO The nleach Il tho better 10
conceal his Improper aeions. 9Sit irwin took him
BY The collar, Red him down 10 the street door, and
pushed him out, administering few kicks 10 him
BIZ bell LEFT
III less Than two minutes afterwards rock
came %bis though one 81 The windows fronting
on Grace street, AMI MI. Irwin sispe6tipg Smith 10
lave thrown IL went up, 10 tbe cot0tGd gallery ami
assell4nea ftoln some otheis, who were seated in
The tatne llew with him, &heEc lle resided, lle
Immediately tspsited 10 The fellows residence,
aIld EYptlbg fota shot. time At The door " tcat
what was passing inside, heard othet parties 10.
l!tke tic tqsesl severely fpt Ills conduct u church,
lle tlieteprpn tdslIed III and atttsed the fellow.
lie,Yas brought before The Mayor yesterday, and
(, was ordered twenty-five, Information having
teaehld bis Honor that lie bad left tho State sof1e
time since emu returned afyet after an absence Of
4 sotlt mouths otleted him 10 10 detained fot OK.
i alilla llon,+ Rifht lYhig,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

ara late English papet announces lllat Alex Ne
kfdst Smith, tbstyeVps pool, has bean appointed
by Queen Victoria, Assistant to tic Royal ASTON.
olnet 10. Scotland. Ills claims 10 this Office prob.
ably lest upon Ills extreme familiarity with the
noon and stars, eseShibitel in his poems.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

frIEt said that tho crystal IP1lste At syden.
ham, dear t.odd0p,ls likly to ptoSe tailpte4 a
fnanetsl point Of View, Magnificent as are lie
sa.taSIiobs, tic number Of visitors Is limited
Though not YET finished, ithss cost some seyen
millions Of dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

n,Ahes lie eCst has been Invented b. II,
Retaau, Esq, Of New York, which Is capable Of
being folded up In a small compass, 50 that yes'
seIs can teke ali adequate number Of them, sufi.
]. ceBt lot SAVING from abpsteck Tho ctew and pas
ssnges Of tho largest ships II Is made chiefly Of
India iubhef, and tho boat 50 constructed rs 10
have tho c0pablity Of fighting itself Immediately
II accidentally tapased. The plan has been pat
Nchtea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

( IS4r6Esrisq,- was Napoleon, ct Madame De
6tSel said That tif YOU tefatcbed Il Russian,
sou would !fnl q TallaE lTdst1eatR,N JonUs, (ol
lthibtyieboles says Punch goes further than his
tot be says That he hes only 10 scratch his witc,
y and he catches 4 atlat ihstaEtly,gg Is 4,
lJlisn ats sometimes accused of bfide more
because theit aeeusets woll lie proud Themselves
Sete they III their places-Shfaat6st,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
E6T Pe0T

n'he store Room at1l llwelll9 on lie corner q, W.
Il aud MaiSVp street,, IilCtllJ Tie
St1te T6On Is one Of lie NOlt ifAblH hlStaS,,,
Iic tity, SId HE lISelltrG TlAliy anu toHEfnitM
TlkY wIIl 10 10 keTRfaiAly or t06fthtE, SSAay!h
', ,|ess,t "'S''''' 49, MN. PAYmy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
REAL. HsrATHl SALES


r 0T,No. 8, IN boe ON ilbnheb street, e. h..,
ybtM ItinllhS b3tk i21 10 an tlIey, rMs iSope Y "
best stuited lois In the city Tor pal b,
Sey on e hSsk Patt and Sue: wlll sen Tie Sbsss;
fOfl6lotNalol ee1 9lEe ~ or Of Ns.ltta.,
MI q 49, BIG Nt'StnW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

AgsjAsisl CRuIsgk III DISGUISE, PQtseF
otthc steamship promethells pttlyedas New Or.
leans from Sanjusn, rcpotts that on her outward
tias,age, on tho list iusts Cape San Antona N.
.W,, distant attsen miles, passed close to a Span
s6Gtisof war, disguised as q merchant yes:sl.-~
She va, painted black, with q plain white .lreas,
het sails much patched and catelessly SGT, pnd
hbnttsnH IN fbiofa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
wS should link, from all we can learn Of MI
Dodge, That lilo best tbiBs that could be done with
him would DO 10 make hi@ pdlk Spanish.

P4hks,TllE Sl9kpkksR. The Trial of Ibis man
ITO come off d. Nixon. ohIo, on the6ih day Of
next Mach, lle, bus been once befote convicted,
batthe verdict was set tqde upon some pteieSI Of
,iaEotaality.4 rs lftsi55li si 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

"''''Nt t''t Y; Nh. S,ta+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

= NC L.NWWIHE VV IUIWIIVVIH'
9 r4e Discovery q the Mississippi by De Soto.
8. Tic Baptism Of l'UcaIpulas.
4. The EmbarcAion OF Tho Pilgrims,
9. The Defamation Of Independence.
.. The Caplttlalon al SatptOga.
I, The CapitulaliOn al Yoik Town.
8, Washington lEesspiDg his Commission.
HFhe first four were painted respectively by Van.
d0rIyn, Powell, Chapman and Weit. The others
were puinted b. Gen, Tmmbull,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

GRAVE or.wAsuIENsff!S!;ss!s o. M Miss Fsssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

RArTLEsNAKE AND Hoe FIGHT.-The Elba
(Ala.) Democrat has been furnished, BY two
citizens of that county, with the following &C
count Of a desperate combat between Q rattle
snake and several valiant porkers. The story
has come rather tough features: ,.s.,
Mr.. Cody and Mr.. Clemens were lately in the
woods, when their attention was attracted by
an uproarious noise Of hogs. Thinking that
something uncommon was to pay, they repaired
to the spot, and found that the hogs had been
in a fight with very large rattlesnake. The
fght, from appearances, had been a long and
desperate enc. The snake was torn TO pieces
three hogs dead and fourth dying. They say
that as the last hog would groan, the snaks
would raise his head, being unable to do any
thing else. The snake and fourth hog soor
died. They report that for thirty yards around
the grass and ground were torn up The snake .i
was six and half or seven feet long Ihe
hogs, in the fight, had demolished all the rattles
| except two.