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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23
u EsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL We offering for sale that valuable property
owned by j. Il. Petway containing aSout so acres sua
ted on the Lebanon Turnpike, partly in the city Of Nash
vile. portion of this property fronts Cumberland
River, and affords excellent location for landings coal
yards wood and lumber yards, &c. The property will be
divided to suit purchasers For terms &c, call on
my20 LINDSEY Il CROCKETT SO College ST.
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TUE REV DIR. 30ARDMANs NEW WORK.
fENHE GREAT QUESTION:: Will you consider the sub
j ject of Personal Religion 10 pp. 12mo
To Pastors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
a seasonabe and vauable help.
EXTRACTS FROM PREFACE.
ut rs an every day occurrence TO meet with persons
who feel an interest in the subject of religion and no.
on this ground themselves from giving their att
ton TO It, have in very MANY instances wanted some
suitable book to place ia the hands of persons of this
description.
within a certain broad and comprehensive sphere.
Bakers Call Aleine's Alarm, Doddrdge's Rise end
Progress, Halvburton's Great Concern of Salvation
might answer the pu pose. But with great number Of
individuals! not of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of its being cad
ait hoped that the present volume will prove an &C
cepable offering who either negecting tn cir
duty who have friends to whom they would like
propose the queson-Wil You consider the subject OF
Personal Regions"
Just received and for sale BY
CHARLES W. SMITH,
mav22 Al College Street.
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.

COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,
m PARK PLACE, NEW YORK. invites the attention
H.. of Southern and Western Merchants to his stock
of FaDs Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Re
cules Perfumery, Soaps, Porte Monses. Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards Wax Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys of every description Scissors Razors and Cut
lery Gold and Gilt JeweIry, Accordeons and Vions, in
GLIDING general and very large stock OF English French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER
IA, Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner. WILLIAM TASKER,
mvl-lvd TO- PARK PLACE, NEw YORK.
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NICE RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.

A NICE RESIDENCE IN EDG EFIELD.-
IN We offering for sale House and Lot in Edge
field on moderate terms The house and lot is situated
Porter street. Mr. Washngtons. The house contains
four good rooms and it desirable location for any
wishing small and cheap residence near the centre of
business Call on LfNDSLEY & CROCKETT
may20 SO College street.
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PERENPTORY SALE AT AUCTION OF
Fine Oil 2 a init n 6

CHINESE FANCY GOODS,
BY CATALOGUE
AT THE STORE HOUSE, NO 40 COLLEGE STREET,
Friday, May 25th, 1855
VHTE will sell, by Catalogue over ONE HUNDRED SU
w PERB OIL PAINTlSGSIN RICH GILT FRAMES
which is the largest collection of Oil Paintings ever offered
at Auction in this city combining the greatest variety of
subjects taken from the most distinguished Artists
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY NUMBERS OF CHI
NESE GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES, enumerated in
the Catalogue. These Goods are all of late importation
and some very beautiful.
10 Oval Mirrors in Rich Gilt Frames.
These Goods to be sold without reserve.
The ladies are requested to attend.
80" Sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock preciely.
May % lS55-td A. J. DUNCAN&CO.
"a Catalogues of sale viii be distributed through the
city O-day. A. D. Il co.
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DAN. TBIGG,
A IT g fl ON u r. Y

10. 81 Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn,
VIZ ILL attend % any sale at Auction Of Dry Goods
w Groceries Real Estate Personal Property, &c. &C..
offered him ~ viii also attend promptly to the C0Ilec
ton of any Claims placed in his hands. ap22-lm
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTO
SYLVAN MILLS,
SHELBYyILLE, TENNESSEE.


SYLVAN MILLS,
SHELBYvILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ ILLELAND & CO, Manufacturers Of all kinds of
" COTTONADES, APRON CHECKS. PLALDS
AND STRIPES. TTCRZYGS, .STRLP'D OSN4BURGS
for servants THYME, &C.
large and full line Of the above Goods always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE & LUCUS' No. "A Public
square Nashville Tennessee at factory prices which
have recently been reduced to fully compete with
mandatory. either North or South We respe cully re-
guest city and country merchants to call Mess Trabus
Lucus-our only agents NaShvlle-and examine the
Goods. GILJELAND 4 CO
az We are the agents for the above Goods and re-
speculy request city and country merchants TO cali and
examine Them We have just received large lot
mayl7 TRABUE & LUCUS
BUGGiEs AND ANTHRACITE COAL at AUCTION.
addition to Regular Grocery Sale advertised for
this morning we will sell for cash Ni
10 handsome New Buggies;
IS casks Anthracite Coal
The latter received this spring. and ordered to be
closed. may15 DAVIS l. SWAMI.
4. STRAIGHT. WIN s. DENlNG. c. H. NDoUGAL
STRAIGHT, DEMING CO..
Commission Merchants for the Purchase and
Sale of Western Reserve Cheese n Butter,
Sugars Molasses Rice, Coffee, BroOms Seeds Saleratus
and all kinds of Western Produce and
Manufactured Articles
No. 81 SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI
y Particular attention given to the Forwarding Bust
meas. dec2S-6m*
IUsT.RECEIVED.-5OO BAGS OF CORN. For sale
q by r. o. KANE,
mh27-3t Corner Of College and Church SIS.
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NEW FIRM.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
GnREIC INsrRIIM ENTS 10 L

-a' BROWN &C. UBBS, \
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

GOLD PENS.
JOHN Y0RR & co. have for sale the best
article of PENS In this market.
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yXTE have just received our stock of Spring Goods
w consisting Of Silks Berages MORE Antiques Print.
ed Jaconets MusIns superior Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns Hosiery, Ms &c &C. Also general stock of Sta
pie Goods Linen Drill CGttOnades, Tekngs, SylTaI Mills
Goods, for Servants Cassmeres ana Vestngs; which
selling remarkably low for cash
We shall be very happy old customers and
many ones Wish to purchase good Goods al low
prices THURST0N BERNARD,
apl2 No 9 Union street
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HAGAN & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

AuERloASs IL TIN Russian SESrfCE..-'fhete
are Two American surgeons In The russian service
oil Ssbastopol-Ono South CAtoinian, Dr.. Tutni'
spsed, and the other Rhode lslandet nnnie mol
given, fom whoma letter Is published in the ProYi
deuce Journal, dated Ssbastopol, February 3D.
This letter sialeS that these two surgeons were re-
ce,yed into llle service al Bru>Se.s, by the Russian
minister there, under Instructions from st. Peets'
burg, aud that hs entered into special under
standing with them, lly which, Of tho enl Of q
year, they may dernrnd their release. Without
such an understanding, foreigners who entef llIt
medical service ore expected 10 serve thee yenrs
On tile Isl Of July their Russian passports wert
hunIed IL them, and f0at weeks later they were il
the PdRcipaliles, anil on the Goth Of December
they were transferred 10 SebastOpCl by SpeCia
request OF GeneIal 0Sten SaCkel. Al Se6aslorOI
they were gIatleFed In The house occupied by llt
Genefal, and provided with everything essential
10 comfort aud good living. They speak very high
" Of tho cUEdialhIy Of their reception, AMI say
thai, since their arrival IN The Crmea, rank was
assigned 10 them which ltuSsinH subjects do nO
attain until oftet leu or fifteen years service. Bi
dectee OF the Emperor, months service IN Sshns
lOpOl counts fOt year, MS to oil The rights aud
privileges Of tho army, excep! the remuneration
Nearly all tue Russian Officers, and many oil tlIs
medical men speak Rtencll. General OStcn SaCker
leaves nothing undOne which military skill can tie
wise 10 fohify tho city on oil sides. The average
number Of wounded received at the operation lldII
was about twenty duy. DuriuB tue cold weahcr
thele %erc constantly desstterS from the Allies, hui
il Is remarked, thai all these IRON the RteuCl Amy
were lUreIgnrts, not d single one being native
Ftenchmau. In all seisc operations Tho FrencIl
hive the credit VI cyGeIlIlIs Tue English, while III
tesatl 10 equipments, provisions, hVSrlIoI nrange'
nlrutS, Nnl everything requisite 10 CvmtOt, ron
tent, and efficiency, they seem in M almost in
crcliblc derr:e IN advance u Them DeSetItIs
from Tie latter complain bitterly Of The Treatment
Of tie British soldiers by Their officers, etc. These
statements ste thus repeated by the writer Of Tue
letter--
"rhteG English tleSerttIS to-day, who TGterntc
esenliaily the Statements Of those Of yeStefJoy
that they suffer much from cold IN The trenches
that many MS sick tint none arG let OF from
duty unless tttyate actually unable 70 wuIS; thai
they have lolg mp topls iOr fuel; that their COIler
Is given ~ them stetn, winch they must paTct
| and gtlud rs hest they can. None Of The ENSIisl
sollllefs that | have yet seen arc provided viii
boots. The Russian sOiIefs al have boots. Tue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

JAFAS-Commolot Pctry, wiring to a gentle.
man In Boston, touching The articles, particularly
clothes, likely 10 best find market in japan, says
that, although Amtrcan coltons are very superior
10 Japanese, and Of course highly valued, the len'
p.rulure Of japan, corresponding ia many respects
with tint Of our Atlantic States, from Maine IL
South Carolina inclusive, requires thai, for com.
fotI, The inlobitOnls should hs clad in warmtr
yestmenls-lLeietOts wooIen clothes, Of assorted
qualities, would be 10 The Japanese more accept.
able than The cotton. aud these should Ue chiefly
Of lie darker coos, The laws regulating the por'
/ menls 10 he worn by the various classes ATE very
precise as 10 their form, COLOR &C., and hence Tue
difficulty Of bringing ebout changes in this, US ID
all their customs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

AsfopSptS6 RpaoR ~ SrElSGFtELo.-l Kho 10
Dbe us. Sthdior IN Minoisi-The Alton Tele.
etAnh Of the 2glh ult, says II had Just heatd en-
the street mmor, from Springfield, which caps
The climax OF anything which has struck upon
iheyhpshun Of It's ear IN many loag day. 1t
adls toafa
itbno,hins mote nor less than thai Gov. Mat.
tes6n, dsreeSilinslh choice OF Lyman Trq4bull
% U. s. Seuatot ny the Legislature, has resolved
to declare that election yoldj and OH The ground
thai Ilefe Is now vacancy IN tle SenaOtSlIP, in.
tends making an appointment 10 The Posl OH his
own responsibility 1t urdetatOod thai Genital
Shields is designated w The GoTetnot tor ;llaI Of
fce' The tulnot goes on 10 say, that u. Pouke,
Esq, Is lOtihwitllto sue out writ VI Rtaaddnus,
from Tile Supreme Court, tequltng the GoYetnof 10
iSS1s q certificate Of election to him as represent
alive In Congtess lion this district, The gtound
which bit Pouke will assume IS, that tue votes
eaN for Judge ftumbull were void, and ought
no, 10 have been counted Ia making up The tt.
tutps. 40 ., ,,
Senator elect by The Legislature, and Represent.
a,ye 10 Congtess elect iton The eighth district VI
llllnois
!, hes been generally understood In Washington
fot .oms weeks that Ex-senator Shields has ex.
pressed bis intention Of taking up bis residence In
The Tett,oly Of Minnesota, no doubt with lie eS.
psttA,loh Of again taking lisseai In the Senate,
when that Territory shall cone Into the Union ss
asiaIe, which event will no doubt take place at
the ysty neat session VI Congress The GeIIeEal
IS known 10 be a large laIdholdef In the embryo
State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

REcRulnNa roR THE ARNH-The Washington
Sentinel saystla. ltera is every prospect that the
men fottlle four new hsatat regiments will be en-
listed as fast they are wnnted, and they will be
Of much better class for the service than as
scnersl thing have hetctofote entered the United
States There nte now Of Jefferson Barracks be.
tween Eve and six bundled recruits, nearly all Oh
tanned III agricultural districts Of The in'etio',
who, a, Whole, ATE tie tic finest body Of
men brought into the service since tile first dro'
etoon regiment and the first rIne regiment wete
enlisted, They ate 10 be apponioned among lie
old Ss well OS The new regiments,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

wEsrsss RAltsolps,-t! is stated thu! The To-
ledo aud Illinois, aud The Lake Erie, Wabash,
and ST. Louis Railroad Companies hsye succeed.
elin NEGOTIATING a loan III New York fot Que mil.
lion dollars Of theit second mortgage bonds. The
Inns Of these toals /, two bundled anil fotty'I@o
miles, and The money nteady expended on lIIeln is
sI,7OO,OOO. This line Of road, when completed,
will connect the great WesIetn with all tie East
en Improvements, aud ultimately, by the compile
ton Of the Ildnnlb1l and ST. Joseph rOaI, IOtm
continuous line from Toledo to 81. Joseph, III The
Upper MIstouti.
The lats Legislature Of Missouri Pssselo bill eS.
tendius the ctelit Of the Stale fot s3O0,L0o TO llc
P,cifc Railroad. 10 be expended west u JeITetson
city, anil also f9f $4,000 to thesouthwcst blanch
Of the Pacific RaiItoai.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

/ p g
Mas. TaoX4s Il. BENtoS--The 81. Louis III.
tellieencer gives The following biogtapbIc secouul
Of Mis-, Benton WHO dielin Washington, list Ser,
tsmBtt5sad &6css body. was recently takfp5on g
ST. Loajs, byiet huslA1d Shl buRet, as We bavs
noleed, I'm theEBellgfshlalne Cenetely,6in thal
ety. N
MIS-. BENTON was born ID Roekbtljge, va" July
9Th, 1904. Her grandfather was an BnsltsIniall
named James Mcdowell, WHO resided on lands III
Virginia grante,l members Of the 70 hily by the
English government Her father was also 1atne'l
James Mcdowell. Elizabeth was The youngest OF
lie three children-lwo Of The three being daug6'
tetSf The son, also nomed James, %as altetEafdS
Governor OF vltsinla, and also n,tnbeL Of Con-
efeSs. On Match 20lh 1921, soon ateL Col. BEN
TOMS election 10 lie Senate, Miss McDowel was
married 10 Col, Benton. In Roekbfibge, ond sub
sehuentIy came on with her husband 10 Missouri.
Most of her time, however, was PASSED OF Wash
Inc ion, COl, Eenton's Senatorial duties EsqnlfIlf
him 10 be In that city more than elsUwhe ~
he OaptaI, Mrs. BENTON miStl l0 with society
and ever received q marked attention, nll lew
ladies' we're more beloved, MI Macon oil NORM
Cafonn In letters witt upon The subIecl, ollen
EXPRESSED bis admiration Of Mrs. epton's qualities,
and, In one Of iheu, said that MIS- beN'oh anu !,
Mrs. Washington were two women who were n Q,
altered BY residence al the seat Of government
Mis-. Benton was Presbyterian, ~ religious W :
iet-sIs early connected herself with that demon;
nation, She gave bitli 10 six chl!hfen, lou. u
whom ate now living. They ATE Eliza. now MIS-
william Oatey Jones, Of Washington Jessie 4: Ann
now Mrs. Colonel Fremont; Satall now MIS- hicn'
All Tnylor Jacob, u Louisville, KY; Susan, uII'
married, Randolph, deceased, and Jnlne' Mellow
eli also deceased. Some years since Mis-. Hsnlon
,eeame afflicted with pfalyss, which gradually
increased until about yeat be(ots heE death, when
4 had completely pFo'lraied her vocal otGans, aIl'
,luias thai period sic was unable to nltet word
OF even a sound. She was Obliged 10 depend upon
4 simple pantomime In expressing ler Immediate g
wants. III tie SumH er OI 1858, Mrs, Henlon lsII
ST. Louis LOT the last time, und proceeded to Wos'
ington. SHE gradually sunk under het GlaeaS 50
mill in September last, Wien sllS departed l's
iFe. but few ladies' sIjoyed The Csteetn Of all Ia
an eminent ueITee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06
Tina Nex. presidenoy.

Some Of odt Wheeling people have been follow
ing The example Of their brstlten al other places
IN caueuslng about The next Presidency, SAM
we understand, Is about 'in these dlsslngs,' anil
nh had seyetll discussions on The subject The
most nfoninent candidates, as wG learn, were WIN
q. tiyes Of Va, Kenneth Elsynet Of N. o. Mil
lard Fillmore, Of n, w Allied .. BLY,, Of Mass,
Jacob broom, Of Pa, Gen. Houston, Of Texas,
and Com, Stockton Of Nj. MI Ruynet and Sit.
Ey we've the favotles, asneat os we can ascertain.
Mt. Rsyner has been in public lifsi but MI Ely,
though new 10 lume, has been, we are told, for
mole thsn len Yeas, All open, uyowed, aud able
sdyocate and champion Of American principles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

joins NrrcnELt.-we learn ftom III. KaO1.
riHe Register, Of lie i4h ut, that John Mitchell,
The lush patriot, has arrived in Knoxville with bis
family. TIE Register says, "Sany cit zens have
called upon him 10 express their pleasure at his
determination 10 maksIEoss Tennessee his place
Of abode, and we have been grntaed 10 hear him
say that he is much pleased with what he has al.
ready seen Of our division Of The State. II Mr..
aftCheIPs intention 10 devote himself 10 sycl
pursuits asatc consonant with quiet and seClud.
life, and there Is mol a man In Tennessee who
should decline extending 10 him CORDIAL and
hospitable welcome.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

LIQUOR SErzuREAr ArOrsra, Ma great on.
ettion in lie selsuts Of liquors was performed al
Augusta, Alco as we learn from Tie age, on Mon.
day last. The new city government levied upon
lis own liquor establishment, and seized upon and
removed the contents Of shop as the property
Of The agent who had been appointed W their pre-.
decessors in Office. Tie city Of Augusta is now
left In quandary With regard 10 liquOr The city
rum shop Is broken up and rlGed otis liquid con.
tents by the folhet' Of the city aud IO pISce hos
bsen provided for procuring medicine agreeable
10 statutel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

uThe largest clock, It's said, thatwss ever
constructed, hos tsceitIy been finished BY MI
DEM for tic new House Of The English patlla.
msn,, The dialsats twenty-five feet 10 diameter;
The poinlpi Tho minute hand will therefore move
nearly fSutesn inches every minute. The pen.
: dalun y hheen feet long. The hOurbeli isesht
feet hRb, and Weighs tons. The hsmuet weighs
ytSai aIpdisl weight The clock Is Whole, is
sshs lines at large lsa tall.slsed cathedral clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

Bo,sp or varoRs TO wEsr PoSr.-.The
President has appointed tie following gentlemen
tolhsboatd They are 10 assemble on The Isl of
June nexl;
CHARLES Neugns, Bslo lowuj lion. Isaac Davis,
Massachusetts, John q. AIcGeehee. Esq., FIOndni
Col. II. Shullah, Penn'aj lion. Z. W. CInstun,
Ga.i ptof James Jones, louisiana q, y. Hanson,
Bs1,i Maryland; Hon, ]. 81. Henry Miss.i Col.
Hans Croker, Wisconsin, Hon, Atno 'WhweIl,
Me-; Rev Gordon Colt, Connj Rev. RfanciS VIM
oSsoIIaaI Poi ". ". NSltef ohioi lion. q, S,
Houston, Ala,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

PuLrSG bows TELtGRAPn WiREs.--A di$po.
slion is evinced by tue people III many sections
Of The county 10 destroy the Telegraph wires. IN
recent Instance IN Mississippi, the pOpuIace us
senIbletl AMI carried of four miles Of the wires
II appears that SOME learned rheban had demon.
sratvd, vi scientific principles, 10 The satisfaction
VI the people, Ihot the cause Of tic long dtOnth,
which hns 50 much rslurded vegetation, waSsOely
oWing 10 lie Telegraph wiltS, aud TINT, IN few
years, when every section Of The country will be
bsIIrd by The lightning VIE, rain will cease oil.
together.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

SIMPLICITY or DSEss.--Pfentice, The editor Of
The Louisville Journal, speaks thus 10 his lead.
eH.-
''hose who think thai, in order 10 dress well, II
is necessary 10 dtess extavsganlly and g1udily,
mike great mistake, Nolhiue becomes tfle fem.
mine beauty 50 well as simplicity. We have seen
many remarkably hne person fobbed Uf lis fine
effect bY ltting oveIdtesSetl. Nolhns Is mole un.
becoming than an overloaded beauty. The sim.
pIcity Of The cinSsiG tnsie is seen In old statues
and pictures painted by men Of very superior ntl.
islc genius, In Athens the ladies were mol gaud.
lily, but SIMPLY attaYed, and wedoubt wllellIerauy
ladies ever excited mote admiration. So also lle
noble oil Roman nations. whose superb forns
wefe ss1etl on delightedly by men .oriy OF them,
wtie always very plainly blessed. Roshion Ollen
presents The lines Of the butterfly, but fashion Is
not a Classic eodltss.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

IMPRISONMENT or Woven ILLEo1L.-The New
York Supreme Court, on Saturday morning, de.
cldsd that The The sending Of women to the Penl.
tentsty, as done uudet The recent order Of The
Mayor, is lie. al, aud iat they are Of curse en-.
II led 10 theit libeily. The one named In the wti,
Of habeas corpus was ordeted 10 Ge discharged and
as soon as wtils can 10 made Out to-day all The
others will 10 liberated. H b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

rrIth stated that Messm. Dupont Of Delaware,
Ars manufacturing powder for The French army in
the otim.O. One Of their mills exploded, few
days since, but no serious damage was dOue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

sssA+OR WADE, or Otto, one Of The most uINa
and Incorporating AboIiionists in the United
States, hos come out In letter against lie Know
Nothinys. lie declares that the 'Amsriean purity
II RO.slsrary, and hence he washes lis hands
nit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

urAnCels are always painted without boards.
Put beard on the most beautiful angel that ever
painter designtd-Sonlhey sAys-snd It will ruin
luz celestial characIeh 0lway explains this In
SpUsttOphlslng woFnsn;-..,'..
"Ag.lssro painted t,if olook lie you.".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06
nfssoLnTfaN.

.T'f-tF n N ?" UIi9oVuU11W4y' & : n ~
TIE 6tus Of Sseattogen, Taylor 1 Co., and
Sweafinseu, Beatty & To-, weie dissolved on Tie
i7lhinst., BY mutual consent, J. u. Pendlelon
parchSsng the eatits interest Of F. B. SweatlIl:
zen and o. |, Taylor, In said films, including a'l
deMsdus and tobecome due 10 said firms Persons
indebted ate requested TO settle W OF IL earliest
piacilcal moment, aud persons having claims a.
sAinst said films will nIesent them fot settlement
Tie Business will hereafter be conducted Ivy J.
n, PESpLEroS and 2, BARRY, under the style Of
BrAtrY q Col, II. PGSDLEroS and 0. ]. TAY'
LoR, Editor.
{, Il. SweAelSdES ia authorized 10 collect the
aeias dne 10, and settle the deI'ls due lfo'n lie
late firms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

R1rrSayE RoSSEEY.-G Geo. Adds, it,, Of Hack
etsIown, N. j., had his pocket picked last Tues
Jay night Of pocket book, containing s2,S1O in
cOsh, and notes VI hand 10 the amount Of oSet 3d.
600. Among The noles wtrel Two Of 500 each,
payable 1t The BeIvilere Bank, and $500 and
$500 note. Ilewa apsssenGet on the PhIladel'
phia tain, and had his pocket picked in The cats
OtupOn lAe feny boot, he DIES mol know which,