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Gloves! Gloves! Gloves!

\ D DOZ. Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves; dog. child ~ rens gloves and l dog. Ladies' Gauntets.
 For sale at VIM. JONES'. Dn4
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NEW GOODS.

n BENDER has just received large and well l/. selected stock of seasonable Dry Goods, and invites inspection. Oct. l6, 1855.
 FOR FALL AND WINTER.
 JUST opened fine lot of Blankets, Satinets, Jeans, J Flannes, Lindseys Marines. Apaccas, etc. Also a large lot of heavy Kerseys and brown Domestics Oct. l6. 1855 VIM. GEORGE & BROTHER.
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FA Middy," who lately visited Niagara Falls, was suddenly seized with poetic throes, and succeeded in borning" the following: Niagara! Niagara! o'er much of Mother Earth, And much of Father Ocean, have stumped it
 from my birth; But never have witnessed, from old Gotham
 to Peru, A creature play the "drop game" as completely
 as you do.
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A. c. Childers, John Miller, jr., G. B. Richey, J. Street,
 acob Gibson,
 G. Durham,
 N. H. Price,
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IN THE cHURCH-YARD OF sToRRINGToN. Here lies the body of Edward Hyde, We laid him here because he died; We had rather
 It had been his father If 1t had been his sister, Few would have missed her, But since 'tis honest Ned, No more shall be said.
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 E. J. Richardson, James M. Barnett, J asper Finley, D. H. Haynes, A. c. Jones, ... w. H. Jones, Moses J. Hardin, J James Smyth, Jno. Bilbray, Thos. c. Steadtnan, H. N. Finley, R. D. Rozzell, Chas. Y. Marshall.
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Epitaphs in a Scottish Country Church Yard.
 Wha' lies here? I, Johnny Dow Hoo, Johnny, is that you? Ay, but am deed now.
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Bounty Land Agency.
New OonteotlonerV,

IJTILl.tAN FOX would respectfully inOrm the CitI'
w zens III Wheeling, that 10 has opened rev cOntcC'
Queen" OIL Main street below MUnOc. lc confidently
Invites his oil rledStOedll and aIrOulle him III Ills new
business.
cTlce creams and Tie clieaces OF tue season, at ali
hnIrS anI7
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THE NAtu York LIQUOR Law.

The New York Express prcsumes that Governor
Clotk will sign this Law, and saya-No doubt, The
Law has yst to run the gauntlet Of our Courts,-
and the general impression Is, that good part Of
II will be declared Unconstitutional, Even lis
ffameBate aware Of this and enact Il, but 10 pro.
pitiOte public opinion. II will 10 obSetycd,-
That on and after The Governors signature, no
Licenses can I've given, except us tile act provides
That on and attet May list, (see seconl ssotion.)
any person Of "gOod motal CharsOtet," Is
not In The Hotel, Tavern. Steamboat, Boarding
House, Vlctualing, or The like business, may sell
liquor for mtehanitOi, medicinal, OF chemical pur.
poses,-aitet giving certain securities, and unler
certain regulations. The human flame being a
piece OF mechanism, many think this mechanism
may no benefited by certain drinks, and many
more think loo, thai wine, beer, or some other
liquor, Is The rssl medicine Of life. Hence under
this section, there Is loop h,le Of the very largest
kind for The sale Of liquor
| The oct generally goes into effect July 4th,-sn
odd dsS--ot such ag act, but as we have stated
aboye, tho old way Of licensing is prohibited i'm.
msdiately,-and on the lst Of May, the sales com.
n,ehce fot medicinal and mtthanieal purposes.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Details by the steamer Baltic.

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ant: -AVV.'I.vn w .''o ,S W.it.s,,;a NE
.oia.e v. russia ~ MVIo o.. Wv" LS ,i' SuI.
I 49, w Iii" lie ss,on,ss ~ liz Five
ian DtnS placed unuet Tue g"a'o"'e' u '"' F"'
E 'rSs o,.,on Monin, Pos, warns lie readers
tne holluVh Mutu'',Ih Ivss ""'"S ;" .r'i Ice
against pa!uus 'oWn w 'ue SVTuuMs " W.
Happened IN tue conference u says 'Ila'a IssoIS
OF elcn nay sotse1ss e V ,%aS mai. Sss.
lhe p,enN'suaIes' I.u ,na' s,' ,sno,Ss
hotute may readily glTe use 10 erroneous IsG'ts
an asEeelnetl having Oeeh CONE !" y" "'sI'''"''
Of guaIalltee.
NesselFole VIII pfoceeu 10 N'e""a WIEN '"' Nv
| EQUATIONS become th''eal'
POLICY OF TUE CAR wA"h,h 'i., ,, ,oro
accounts from 81 relesVlls! p'oonCy ,s'" ~
Die, Of dale Match y, state ina! 'ae suus.uuSe "
the Car Alt&anuetS sneecneS " VIC IeI t. "
ves0 The uleIsh1 OouIeS wv "u'!Sa,aG"' al
! lie State, may Ue coNuehseu In'o |"CSe "o'""
will malnleln lmly Tue pens 'Isceu Ua' ~ s Wy
fathet" IL his oudteSS 10 ihe UouuSlI VI 9'aw'
The officers OF the Gnatd, anu uePu'aMoh oI ho'
EGles, who reported concerning ihe Hl'''"a' NC w
pressed himself yOl mole sW9pSW
~ soIenhIy declare, SsIu ", .nn. WI m w..
give up llle fist inch oil RUSSIAN let"oIy ~ out
enemies ] will take good cate 10 prevent lIel
Penetrating any lutfeF on 10 Tile soil Of OUT Couh,
lrH and never l--nsveF !--mly my tSh' I'aIil
witllet fist will hlllS my Signature loa usaI!
which shall bring lie slightest S'olI' oil 'He "a"O"'
al lIonoTP -,
This speech was EeSpoh"eu ~ WIZ" 's"'"'e"'
0pplocSe.
CztR ALExASnER's sfEEcll TO TIL. co"FS
DlFL0NATlaUE'
| The Cars speech 10 luz lhe'hOeIS o' tne corps
diplolnatlqus on II'e ilII was 'ho'e e'nPe'e' a"u
Is aS tOlowS
81 am persuaded, genuelneI, llal un y1"!
conrts feel sincere SotFOw oil Tue misfortune !hot
has beiallen us. J have alEealy receiver pI0o's 0,
II from all sidesj they have greatly moved me- anu
stated yesterday 10 tho Ministers oil PtusSla anu
Austria how much appreciate thenl'
~ soemnlydeGlaTs helS oelole YOU, gen'lete GU,
!hal Ielhali taI"'u -, W um w. Ill., i;o ~,
lathet' anu !la' WIN peIsenS'e !" wy .ne ", ~
llcal n,nCPss ",VM sVs'Su 81" -, w." ~ Ia, 49,
gle, llle emperor A'eSanue': "n" !" ny ,ian
These pElnelples me Inos" y. 'l'T "o NV =,
tlat slllanee no lonset e"Is.S, Mes NV Wy ~,
TIERS IHuUs TVS WV ,hlhplS uIfi6"N
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Trt,stee's Sale

10y virtue OF A Deed Of Trust executed IN ,,.,..
ID 0yGT. beaTlhg on The 2lSt l,y OF .ts,h y Ptst
MJfecotdel N deed book No Is, vi Tss. ~,
ss q lssl, IoT oio county yH o.. %.s
cctl house Of Ohio county, sell 10 Tie G,SSi, N.t,
bJdst, cash all tie fright title and I h,
d Pellet oyar In and 10 lhe north l.sIi Of ~, n.
s6tfte No 81 In South Wheeling (OrneIly Ill.,, n"
upon whIeisetsced' twOstory buick hoS s.l u
viii only convey such title asls ,eA,ol inn.
said deed Of trust. hyn.
:Sml2?.ls wv. Il. MARTIN
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France.


sEErClr TO THE TROOFs-TrE JOURNEY TO THE EAST.
On Tuesday, the 20tI March, the Emperor re.
viewed the whole OF The Imperial Guards, in cam.
palgning equipment, and presented standards ~
lle Cent Gardrs with lie following speech;
'SOldelSl lie amy is the true nobility Of our
country II preserves intact, from Nge 10 age, the
traditions OF glory and national honor, aud your
genealogical lice is here (hosIlng The cOIoEsl II
marks at each geneIaliOn new victory, Take,
then, these 1sgs Con6le them 10 your honor,
your courage and your Patriotism
RaplurJuS applause greeted this Grafton.
The lalest Partisan mot has reference to the u.
mOred journey OF tie Emperor aud Empress 10 tho
East, 'L'impuratric va Jerusalem Ell peltrins
dams PeSpnr den revenlr en- Saints (enciente.l
PARIS, February 22,--'l appeal 10 the sOuyeniro
OF my old cOnIfere, NJ. NlocquaTi, 10 claim from
him kind Office. have just been receive by
The Ffench Academy. II has been very nearly the
constant custom for every new acalemCian 10 go
10 The FulllefieS. and present the address which
he delivered OH his reception.
''Fle peculiar situation made for me In Deem.
Der, 1851, Ienrts this presumption quite impOssi
bic on ny part, think acquitted right, fifteen
yeats ago, now ab3lOining IRON foimalily tie
accomplishment oil which would moi, perhans, he
painful 10 me alnne, Mr.. Mocquah knows we'll
kHpkI W HIHVIlWV No NSlt d6 ~ ONuIHCltI1 ! HuNU
ns much TepusnanCe for useless noise and vain
manifestations as for deficiency OF Personal con.
Sidetation. request him, therefore, TO be pleas.
ell 10 make known, without delay Tue determine.
ton which IN honorable sentiments imposes on
me.
1beg N. Alocquart TO receive The compliments
OF NY ancient confraterniy. 'llERRYER,
Advocate, formerly Member OF lhe
Legislative Assembly,
Tie following is N. MoQunrI's replH
'The Emperor reelets that in N. lIeuyet The In.
spifaliOn Of Tie political man has got The better OF
The acaJemician, Ills presence At the luIIIeries
would not have caused The embarrassment which
lie seems 10 have feared.
From the height on which lie Emperor Is pIa.
ced, His Majesty would have only seen IN The e.
ected Of The Academy, The orator and The wrrieri
IN The adversary Ofo.ny only the defender OF for.
Iner times. NJ. I'euyet Is perfectly fee to obey
either what measure prescTIbes OF what his rupug.
nance may recommend him. The old eonttere Is
happy In this Circumstance 10 be oble 10 render
what NJ. lIeHyer calls a good Office, and he Offers
him his sincefe compliments Of kind aud cordial
eonffaletnily,,
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FOR RENT. -.
Tho Sto,6 Room oil Monroe &tttet At p,4,.,..
by our lry Goods house will he for tent Oh IN
, Ian3 n .I.-.-- TAkLANT & hELIplnn
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Notice to Contractors.

Proposals will b., received up 10 The 95h day Of
Grave Greek and Pennsylvania LihC Turnpike nom the
Intersection teCOf with tho beverly and Fairnnnt TU'
pike, al Reds tavern, 10 tho Pennsylvania Stale llt,
seel( rs Of milo each, commencing al Redd'S, AMI One
fractional section OF -
Tie e. II T. H. Turnpike Is 10 be made Of tho Elmc
width nd In all respects III The same maIer as that p0t
tim Of tho Cvcly PaiIninEi IOl, now made IN Mar.
shall county, AMI 10 DO conn lCcd prior 10 Isl December,
1885.
cy ESg ElliIiCCT, al cameron = o. MARSHALL CO. Va,
ii whom all parties eSOuS OF proposing are locrTed for
full information, In lilo pIenISeS
Payments will he mWle monthly as tic work progress.
es aid tile cUnltapO will 10 iCuled 10 10 Keep The Rad
III Older lOr !? mont s ami twenty rtr cent Of The anln
0I contract IeileA az security for tho performance Of
this stipulation. ~
@. q. & y. l.. I. Co.
Marshall co., Maleho1. 1855 Sp9uiaw3w
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DA tri'weekly papet published somewhere in
Gee.ea, is said TO have thee editors, each differ.
Ing from The Others in opinion They have so 81.
ranged matters that one edits The paper on Tues.
day, another on Thutsday, and the third on Sat.
utdsys How the consistency Of The Journal is
maintained, accounts DO mol Say.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

rrMiIlerlte, OF Second Advent delusicns, seem
still 10 tpge in many sections Of New England Ond
notwithstanding the tequent dlsappoinImenIs ex.
,perieneed, numUefs in tha, region ore now looking
forward to sill another Of The calculated days,
when The end OF all worldly things Is 10 hsppen.
Numerous converts 10 The belief ate frequently
.bSpIiRd,
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uFotesI fires sill continue 10 prevail in ynrl.
Gus sectiOnsof The Southern States, with most De.
stucliye effect. A letter dated Amte county, In
Mississippi, March 18Th, says, that The woods In
that region appear In many places 10 be one vast
sea Of flame. The destruction Is sety extensive,
and eonsIdenbe nlam prevails in that aud The al.
Joining counties.
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:..ml22ilsl WM. 4. MARTIN. H.,
HOOSB AND LOT FOR a

HOUSE AND lot FOR S6I ~.
U,llH undersigned OheIs Tor sale Ms llTns..II'
Market street, earl side, between NnnI,. &c VI Il
streets The tot Is a feel front, wils sooJ w.,
ling house and Out buildings dNt.
y VII - s ,SS s IS% , i s S IS. r.
90" EnQulIe Of
a.
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Dissolution,

TtlE partnership heretofore existing under the name Of
q. 4. &C. H. WicklaB, was dissolved UM tho iSt OF DC.
tohcr, 1851.
lie business will be conducted at lie old slandAuc
ton Rooms No. $50, Market SquaIc-hY ........
oc3i GEO WICKIlAM.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

NEw York AND ERIE RALRoAD.-By reference
to our special notices, it will be observed that
effort has been made on the part of other Rail-
road companies to injurc the New York and Erie,
by false stories. Whoever has travelled over this
road will bear testimony, that it is the most COM
plete route in the United States-the track being
wide, the cars finely finished and comfortable,
while the telegraph enables the conductors of the
various trains to avoid collisions, by timely no.
tice of accidents.
We have travelled over this road many times and
have always found the conductors of the right
stamp, careful and gentlemanly, and everything
about the Road is in perfect order. Persons 60
ing East cannot take better or safer route than
the New York and Erie
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

81 CAN LET 1T ALoNE!'-" Let what a.
lone?" "Snong drink. can partake of
social glass, and yet not make beast of my
self-Iam no drunkard." "True, you are not
now, but you do not know how soon you may
be. Many a young man who boasted of his
power over his appetite as bravely as you do, has
filled drunkard's grave. / ask you to touch
not, taste not, handle not" ''Pshaw, guess l
know what am about. guess can take
care Of myself"
Reader in that graveyard yonder, sleeps
that young man. He died with none about
him, but those who fed him with the poison
which carried him swiftly to perdition. He
died cursing man and God. He died-oh
how awfully he died-away from the sympathy
of friends-away from the kind endearments
of home-in a miserable g-hole-surround-
ed by bloating, staggering, miserable beings,
whose demoniacal laugh awoke a response in
the lowest depths Of hell. You call this a fam
cy picture! 1t is a reality-a startling reality
"a scene not a thousand miles away, but here,
in this city---here, where seven churches point
their spires heavenward. And yet they tell US
we must not advocate the enactment of Maine
Law. 1t is unpopular and will injure the cir
culation Of our paper. Be it so. If it is un-
popular to do right, be it so. If it is unpopu-
lar to snatch from the gutter young men whose
intellects would place them high in the scale of
society, be it so---we shirk no responsibility
we shrink from no performance of duty. The
evils of 1ntemperance are crowding upon us
with such astonishing rapidity, that unless we
grapple with the foe now, he will become too
strong to master, and then death and degreda-
ion will follow. We ask the young men to
give us their cooperation. We ask them to
lid in a cause which receives the high sane
ion Of Heaven.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

WHAT is NEEDEp-Courage, frmness,
back.bene--if never before-are needed now.
In these days of cowardice, courage is true
wisdom. The corrupting influences around us
is very great. These are no days for trifling.
4" Our time is one that calls for earnest deeds"
If our hearts sink and our steps falter, we
shall fail and perish, but if our hearts are brave
and our steps firm, all shall come forth from the
danger triumphant. Our fathers We're brave
men. They had to face the cannon's mouth.
But ,Ue need to be braver still for we must face
corrupt popular sentiment!
Courage, then, courage! The grandest BIZ
ography we can aspire to is, he lived a brave
mans life-and the sublimest epitaph that can
grace our tomb, is he died a brave mans DEATH
1t is no light matter in this degenerate time to
dare to think for ourselves, and then act up to
our thoughts. There are more slaves now than
just those on the Southern plantations.
ssThey are slaves who fear to speak,
For the fallen and the weak;
They are slaves who will not choose
Hatred, scof6ng and abuse,
Rather, than in silence shrink
From the truths they needs must think,
They are slaves, ,rho dare not be
IN the right tciih t,cO on thee!''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

S4T A letter from Bergen, in Norway, of
the I'd inst, states that on the previous night
fire broke out in that city. by which upwards
Of $50 houses were destroyed so rapidly did
the flames extend that the inmates were obliged
to escape in their night dresses. not having
time to save a single article. Three of the
finest districts of the town have been DESTROYED,
and it was only by pulling down houses in diff
ferent directions that the other parts of the town
were saved. By the exertions of the firemen,
several of whom are said to have been killed,
the Bourse, the Bank, and the Royal Museum
were saved. The amount covered BY insur-
ance is l4s.430 crowns, (about f31 ,500) but
that sum is equal to only 20th part of the loss.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

THE EUROPEAN NEws.-The main features of the
European news gave in our edition of yester-
day. Another Ministerial crisis is approaching,
and when it comes, we may look toward to the
loosening of the old aristocratic elements that
bind together the Government of Europe, and
then, the masses will take matters into their own
hands. 1t must come to this, and when thi, day
comes, the citizens of Hungary, Poland and Italy
will fratcrnizc with the English, and liberty will
march to battle.
Preparations on the part of both armies, are &C.
tive in the Crimea. The bombardment of Sevas-
topol, seems not to have been attended with any
good result to the Allies, who, Notwithstanding
their late defeat, are again up and moving. The
Russians arc fortifying themselves strongly, and
exhibit determination to combat their enemy at
all hazards.
Lord John Russell resigned his position in con-
sequence of a want of confidence in him, the be-
lief being general that he sympathised with the
crown and not with the people. This was proba-
bly, the case. The health of the troops was good.
But little doing in the Baltic.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

HOUSE STRUCK, BY LIGHrNING.-We learn from
the Minnesotian, that the building on Third street.,
occupied by Mr.. L. 3. Wait & Co. as store and.
by B. W. Lott, Esq. as a law Office, was struck by
lightning during the storm of Wednesday morn
ing, The Minnesosian says.
Mr.. Lofts office is on the second floor; and ap-
parently, the fluid separated at the comb of the :
roof-shivering two rafters on the east side, and
then passing over to the adjoining, building occu-
pied by MIR. Weide; running down q corner post
of the frame, which it stove into splinters, and
then passed into the ground.
The other branch of the fluid came down 4
chimney into. ME- Lofts, sleeping room; passed :
along the base board, tearing everything to pieces
in its way. and on to the stove within five feet of
the bed where Mr.. Lott was lying. 1t set the
carpet on fire, knocked down the stove pipe, and
melted the zinc underneath the stove. Strange
to say Mr.. L. not at all stunted by the shock,
but was enabled to rise at once and extinguish
the fire which blazed up from the hemp carpet.
The fluid passed down into Mr.. Waits store,
where it made terrible hovoc. large section. Of
the ceiling was torn Of, and steel knives and brit
tannia spoons were melted upon the shelves. We
saw two or three knife blades with round holes :
through them, having the appearance of shot
holes. In other instances the steel of the kniSes
and the softer metal of the spoons were complete
ly fused into a molted mass-an appropriate en-
blem of other fusions we hear Of these times:--
No person was injured. 80
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

"SIx DAYS SHALT THOU LABoR."-Three Oro-
vers atte enpted 10 drive their cattle across the
Mississippi on Sunday last, but failed. All their
screaming and cursing availed them nobing-the
cattle would swim into the middle Of the stream
and then put back again, believing the while like
imps from the shades of darkness. 1t was useless,
and the Drovers contented themselves with allow
ing the animals to Craze quietly on the other side
of the river. An cmigrant attempted to load up
his team on Sunday, when one of the oxen became
unruly and whsking round, turned the cart over
and broke the hind axle. "Six days shalt thou
Labor"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

A SPIRITUAL PRKDICTroN.-The New England
Spirtualist puts on record as a test, a commupi-
cation received on the 30th of June from spirit,
to the affect that ''Dr. Kane recently passed away
from earth life, his mortal body having been
crushed by the ice, as he went after his crew, who
had gone in search of land. His ships have been
broken to pieces and destroyed, and most, if not
all, of his crew are in the spirit world. The spir-
it also stated that he, in company with DR.. Kane,
Sir John Franklin and others, was last night in
the polar regions, and saw the remains Of DR..
Kane upon the ice, with clothes, papers, and his
watch, upon which they saw his name, sDr.
Kane,' he having engraved it thereon, not expect
ing to escape, but honing that it might possibly
be found by some one in search of him.