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Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
&kge.ASS GOODS.

fE'llE subscriber has now III stSrc we'll Sc
leclcd stock OF S'r.W ana Siih BUNNElSr
ana Millinery GHods cotsl.l.L. ui LADIES' liar
BONDS, French lacrs, tussalncr., TripoIn-
Pearls aud Satin D!iu>cG, IA Various stl les +
Goods; with handsome ssurlmrut u, lnpoti-
cd and Domcst.c At,.ic..I EI6v trs, Il bLoL.,
Ladies' and Misses c"lorcd Bum.cls, Straw
Inmn'HEr, ChI!orcA', Hats anu Bunmcls, and
othor G~Oos Connt ctcd vita the trade.
lIt has Gane arrais cmcnts with The priHe-
pal Manufacturers AID lmiurt,rs, 80 that
Will be enabled to receive all the newest slyl,k
Of Straw Goods, az soon as Ihcy are mai ui,,-
turcd. lie feels cOnNdont That Ie Will be able
to srii hls Guods as lovy, II not lower tham anE
sim.idr establishment; IA the city.
MlLLlAM G.. CALEER.
No. % North Secoid street, brl"w Arch east
s.d-, IhiI-Gei phia..
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

NEW lNvENrIoN.-We have witnessed with
satisfaction, the operations ota pump construct
cd upon new principle, recently invented by
our worthy and enterprlslng fcllow-townsman
VIM. ii. Wilson, Esq. 1t is called .Hy3rau-
lie Submurged Force Pump and will raise
water out OF wells of any depth, without the
usual difficulties to which pumps are generally
subject, OF lcoslng their water, freezing up in
winter &c We might go on and give a de-
tailed description of this pump, but deem it
pest not to DO SO at present, as Mr. w. has not
yet secured patent for his invention. One
great advantage connected with this pump is.
that by attaching hose to the spout, water can
be thrown on the top of a three story house
thus answering to great extent the purpose of
a hre engine, IN case of fire. This additional
convenience may be constructed at very tri-
ming additional expense. We are informed
that these pumps can be purchased remarka
bly, low. Those who know MIR. Wilson. will
want no assurance of the completeness of the
machine than his willingness to put it ont as
an invention ofhis own.-Denton Journal
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

J. ID. GREENE has now IN his store a large and
choice STOCK Of Spring Dress Ciots to- which iie psr-
ucuiary asks the attention of the Ladies' of Smyrna.
Beautiful Spring SILKS, irOmG2a {. II. 81 .5O;<
Barege and GrcnadIne Robes.
French Lawns and JacuneIs. Plain Cambrics anJ
Percals. British and French Prints. -.,4---...,.-.
! Burese DE Lanes, Summer MUu,eiIls &c
BrschOh Super Black Silks, ucquulled color AMI
quality. Shaw!s and Manilias great variety aud al
! lhe lowest prices
j. d. Greene has but One Price and thai the lowest
for cash. Corner Oi NINTH y ARCH Streels Iht,;...
deiphIu. (Alar, 2o-Lu
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Shipping Intelligence,
FROM DUCK CREEK.

RRIyED.-ScLr. George w Cummins, Capt.
Knowcll, to load corn tor Geo. w. Cummlns.
Schr. job Chase, Capt. Kelly, to load corn
for VIM. Temple.
CLEAEEn.-Schr Superior, Capr Ycaton, for
New York, with corn, by VIM. Temple.
Schr. Gertrude Horton, Capt. Higgins, load
ed with corn, for New York, by VIM Temple.
Schr. Ship Carpenter, Capt. Burrows, loadpd
with corn, for New York, by Geo w. Cummlns.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
ONE OF THE DEAR PEoPL

FALL OF BLACK SSow.-Prof FairchiId, of
Oberln. OHIO, states that on February z, they
had in that region a fall OF dark-colored snow.
The crystals were in The form of dense icy pel-
lets, about the 10Th Of an inch, and when melt
ed ityielded about halt-neh of water. The
snow had distinct smoky taste, and ON filter.
was obtained. 'e "- 70
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
EUSlN-SS CARD.
GEORGE; W.. EEyEIsaNS.

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the.
4" Bank OF Sn! raa,'
IAEAI.S in all kinds OF Gram aud Seeds.
Stocks, Bills of lMcn4ngr, Drafts, Checks,
and Spccic; Guano, Lilac, P.~s.cr, Br cn, " ood,.
&c, &c.
IL Vessels ply regularly between this, and
PIN. .deIp"!a AHA Ne" lo.k, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest GONG rates.
Smyrna, MaIcI u, l~55-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
PENNSYLVANIA Wire Works.

No. II Arch street, above Front, Philadelplia.
III. snbscnbers have hand. and are tunsinn,<
l. manufacturing, Slt.k ES RIDDLES, S(REENS;
NON IN MIKES Ol all neahcs and widths Also an.
kinds oi plan and isncy Wire work. Bruse aud IRON
Nire sleeves OF all kinds Brass and Copper Wire
CioIh tor Pager lLahers, Do. Cylinders and DANDY
| KO!'s covered IN The best manner.
Heavy lwiiicd Wire for Stark Catchers, Sieves for,
Bras and Iron fOundcrs Screen NIre. " meow W >.
safes, laps, DISH Coveis, Coal ami sand Scrers
UAl LlSS, DARBY X LINN.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
I E D.

In Salisbury, near Smyrna, on the 18th inst,
Mrs. ELMIRA GLANDEN, aged about 20.
In the same place, on Friday the 23d inst,
Miss INDIANA JACKSON, aged about lS years.
On the 20 inst, in AppoqHinimink Hd., Sam
uel Rodman, in the 4Oth year of his age.
On the 26 inst, in Duck Greek Hundred, Mrs.
Temperance Mayberry.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

THE Victory IN New HAMpsuIRE-Cou.
rord N. H., March Is, lS55.-We have met
the enemy in the Old Granite State and roht-
ed them entire. Never was victory more COM
plete, The friends Of Prohibition have sccur-
ed Governor the entire Council, ten out OF
tne twelve Senators sure, and probably all.--
-Four fIfths of the House OF Representatives are
sure for entire Prohibition. It has been most
desperate fight in a fair open field, with the
whole weight of the National and State Ad-
mlnstration upon us. New Hampshire will
soon be in the glorious galaxy of States saved
from the curse OF rum. We look anxiously for
the Old Keystone to wheel into line. Don't
take any halfway measures PRoHIBIrIoN.
nothing more, nothing less."-Lancaster En-
press. w. - .u.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

ANDREW JAcKsoN.-Fitz Green Halleck, il
his ode to Burns, uncOnsclously portrays thC
character of Andrew Jackson, thus:
Strong sense, deep feeling, passions strong,
A hate of tyrant and of knave,
A love of right, scorn of wrong,
0fcoward and of slave. .
A kind, true heart, a spirit high,
That could not fear and would not bow,
Were written in his manly eye, -,
And on his manly brow.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Carpets and Oil Cloths.

EIdrldges cheap carpet Store.
PERSONS wishing the buy Carpets, OH Cloths, Mat.
tings &c, very cheap, wholesale or retail, will find
them IN great variety at this and the sulscr
ber is under very low and light expenses
he is enabled 10 sell at the verj lowest prices. lie
would call attention 10 his
Beautiful Imperial 3ply,
Superine Ingram, -
Fine aud Mediums Ingram ply. ( CARPETS
NcnehaEs Of ali kinds,
And Gil CLOTHS from 2 To 81 feet WIDE TO cut fog
rooms halls, de- with gIeal variety of low prIctn
Ingram Carpets from % 10 30 cents, and Entry amt
STAR Carpets from ~ 10 80 yer yard also Mai
hIgs oi all widths Hearth Rugs, Table COVes, Flour
ClOths nag Curpeis, ale. -,-........-,-.....
H. H. EEDRIDGE, ~
No Al STRAWBERRY slIee uhe door abuve Che.t
nut, near Second sl., PhlladeIphIa. nar2s-3m,
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

The KINNEY EPPEDITIoN,--Col. Kinney is
in New York. going on. he says, with his expe.
Aition, provided certain negotiations now pend
ing succeed. He expects to sail shortly for San
Juan. and will carry the enterprises through on
bis own b ok, having dissolved his connection
~ith the Central American Company.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

OuR AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN.-A Washington
dispatch mentions a runor that orders are abvat
to 60 out to Havana for the naval force to Sc ell
reparation for the Ell Dorado outrage The
steamer Princeton, with ten heavy guns, is al.
ready there; the steamer Fulton, with five
guns; and the slOop Falmouth, with twenty
guns are there now or will be very soon.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

G5-The Chinese are queer people to 90 to
market. gentleman at Canton writes Thai
nelghbor OF his had just laid in his winter's
Provislons---a hind quarter Of horse and two
barrels of dogs. - .. % - - '' '"o
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

" Now is "Sugaring time" in Vermont
and the Vermonters are full of work and sport
The amount of sugar annually made in thai
State is 6,O00,0O0 pounds, worth S65O,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

yIxanoa LAW ~ WiscoNsrS.--Ths Prohibi.
ssry Lissor Law has finally passed both BRAN
ess Of the WISCONSIN Leg stature. The ac-
Giea sf the Goyernsr is doubtful. .,.-.t..
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
West Chester Academy.
WEST CJIESTEP

CHEsTER COUNTY, PA.
w. +. WYERS, A. NJ, Principal, assisted by
able and experienced Teachers
The summer session of full five months. com.
menees on the LIST Of May next Boys are tho.
roughly prepared for college or for business.
For Catalogues, apply to the Principal or at
the office Of this paper. (Mar38-6t.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

sPURIsUs CoIS.--Tbere has lately been pnt
in circulation, we see by the Canada papers. a
quantity of spurious coins IN the shape of Eng.
lish shillings and American dimes ,t -,
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

sPosracE.-Everybody should remember that
on and after the lst day Of fApriI, next Sunday,
all letters must be prepaid. or they win not be
sent from the Office . ,.uog zasa ylE 70
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

The New Brunswick Legislature has adopt
ed a very stringent PrOhibItory Law, outlaw
ing not only sale but importation. 1t goes into
effect on the lst of January next. al ...-.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
. . = o -

IN A TIGHT PLAcE.-PresidGnt of werterr
bank rushes up to his friend" Charley, can,
you give me change for n dollar! | see the
bank superintendent is in town, and want some
ST ecie in the vault to make show"
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

0%T-A beatcd snow-storm has just paid the
interior of South Carolina visit 1t is thought
that all the crops are injured.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

A GOLD MINE.-A gold mine has been pro-
bahly discovered in this county In section of
country called the Forest, near the head of Mas
saongo creek, about ten miles from Snow Hill.
The discoverer, whose name is far awhile with
held has left piece of the bright yellow ore
weighing two ounces with gentleman in our
village, to have it testeds 1t has been pro-
Shield X ~
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
FOR SALE:

I00 TONS Peruvian GUANO; .
1000 bushels best Ground Plaster;
10000 bushels fine Lime; e
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &c, regu.
larly kept on hand. by
GEO. w. CUMMlNS.
Smyrna, March 81, '55-ly. i@f
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

0J About l,600 claims for bounty land un-
der the act Of the last session, the Star says,
were received at the pension office at Washing
In
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

" The Catholic Bishop, of Dubuque has
written letter, addressed to the clergy of his
diocese, urging them TO favor the passage of a
prohibitory law in Iowa;
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

8cr Orphans Court asd the csseE ofChan-
eery. for this county, is now in sesssn ."'
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

1T The Sussex County Court meets at
Gsorsetown on Monday next 'lgelSsz1s
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
TO FARMERS

e. LElNAU'S Superior American Fer.
NaAA tllIzer al S;}.5I barrel, or S25 a tor.
Super Phosphate of Lime. Pomdrelte Lind Plaster
Bone Dust, Ground Charcoal Po.ash Nitrate of Soda.
SnIpha'e n Ammonia. Aqua Ammonia or LIQUID Ma.
huFe ana Gnnno' OF superior quality. nj y cts h.
G.. 4. LEINAU,
Ne. 10 South Front ST.. Phadelphia.
march 81, '55-4m f'
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Made by the cclc-
. brated JnO. Cfuss-
ley X Sons, Eng
4dIIu.

together TIA an immense 81, ui ln2Iain pl and
N'ht il"m ttlrt- o .."uc,..r u,.i.c.4i U.i ,n,.s
SiaIf K"GS Iru"scls: .er >k,s nd oCu;i AaI. A, -
80 bc'oM ''',.' .>h Wv /, IA, tor harg Ills
lGJot.lt Il. " Ai.krIi,
igU hcs,nuI Street,
E",ow T. gh:h, south Pn!aHciI hia
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
w q WTED. .

TWO BOYS, as lndcnturcd Apprentices at
the Brlcklaymg and PlHslrring business, be-
tween the ages OF fifteen and seventeen years.
ALVAN ALLEN.
Smyrna, March II, lSJj. It.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
c a r p ETINC
Selling OF Below Cost,

HE subscriber determined Ia close his Carpet misi-
htss VlieIs Ihe enI.c slo, L, ung a4I lLc
new sly IcsUt
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
XMYRNA PRlCES CUR RE Mt
CoRREcrED wyrXLy FOR TIE TIMES.

joys rOR THE lNvALID.-Wc cut the follow
ing from the PhiIadtiphia Saturday Gazritc
and recommend our readers to pcru,r It care
fully, aud those suffering should 10; delay pur-
chasing:
"Dr. Hoohands German B.lters-This B ccle.
bratcd medicine, prepared by DIR. &. NJ. jackson,
al the imposing German Medicine Store, No.
100 Arch street, is exciting unprecedented
public attention, and the proprietor, who is
scientific physicia Is selling immense quamti-
tcs ot IT. The virtues OF this remedy are so
fully set forth in the extended notice of il, 10
be seen in our advertising columns, that there
is hardly any room lett for us to speak Of IT.
This much we may add-Of the long train OF
physical Ills 10 winch humanity is heir, there is
none more distressing than the general derange-
ment OF the digestive apparatus, which never
fails TO accompany disordcrcd state of the
hver. Headache, piles, languor, fretfuIness.
bilious tongue, u morbid BREATH loss of appe-
utc--ln short, an mdescribable wrctchcdncs,
OF existence, are It's inSutfGrable and life vast
ing attendants. These diseases, which have
baiiled the skill of the ableS Doctors, have been
radically cured by Ioofand's German Bitters.' -
See advertisement
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

$e Trees, Evergrccns, segs
= FIowcrug Shrubs, Roses, Plants, S:'9S'
&c. IN ereo var c'y ami size. cultivated and fer sale
hy large or sml quMt es al the Rtsing Sum Nuts, .
ri sand Gard,n, PmlarIphia.
All order promptly attended To. De.rrIpiive- Cat.
lOgutS senl 10 postpaid arpilcAllons gratis
Address, b, al. $. MNUPAY#
Rising Sun 1. . PhlluIa
B-PIaniS Roses Seeds &c can be- rad ryrfv
day IN the Market. below SINth street PhlaJeInh,;
where orders are also received for the nursery.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
SCHOOL ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, That sta ted
~ meeting OF the voters in School District
No. 3, IN Kent county, w,ll be held on the first
Saturday Of April next, at O'Clock in the after.
noon, at the School House in said District.
WM. TEMPLE,
Smyrna. rnar20- %. CI'k S. D. No. 3.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
EQ UALITY TO ALL!
UNIFORMITY OF PRICES
NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS!!
Everyone his Own Salesman.
JONES 4 CO.

JONES, ~. CO,
OF TUE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
. Z o Z lin 6 SE18,Ea
No. 200 Market street, above 9th, Philadelphia.
III addition TO hi wing the largest. uost yar,,a
A Il and fashionable stock of CfuihIns il, PHIL
LII deiphia' made expressly for retail sales ha, a
constituted every one his own salesman by llaai iis
marked IN tgHres, on each article The very lnwesI
price 1t can be sold for. they cannot POSSIBLY vary
all mast buy alike.
The goods are all well sponged and prepared AID
gIeat pains taken with the making. that pllfan hny
with The full assurance al getting good article al the
very lowest prlee, e~ ssft.g .es.e..sa
Also. large stock of pie' g Goods on hand of the
latest styles and best qualities, which will be made t
order IN the most fashionable and bes manner 25 per
cent. below credit prices. -'. -......tsA .1 =.
Remember the CRESCENT. in Market, aI,ove 9th.
No 200. . -....- ..--', s.@t4 -4.-t d. ..a. -
...r.... ........... JONES g. Co..
Dee. 81. is5I-Iy. aS '' sT'fs-i. Ia
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Kent County Court.

The Spring term of the Court of this county
@lllsmeet On Monday. tn 23d of April aext.
at Dover. The following is list of the Jurors :
Grand Jurorss ft1r .lst.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28


10 llOLlOWAN'S FILLS AND OINTMENT
have cured a Bad Leg Ol Eighteen Y. ars Standing
Mary Smlih OF South Sixth street Pade l,ia. " lie
OF / homaS smith lor eighteen years "A great sui
lerer l'om bad leg, which MAS ulen from The knee
10 The anrle ns large chils body. the doctors a
pcared uncertain how To treat her her health WAS
So impaired, that She unabe move. and daring
the greater part oi 1853. Size seldom eii her bed Oh
The 10th October last she commenced using Holloway
Pills and Ointment, three months .Lle swelling aba,
ied by using the Ointment and the Fills slrrngIhr ed
her very considerable. Ia another month"; she was
completely cured by these iue remedies alone 80!
70 FOR BRONCHITIS. Throar Disease. Hacking
Tough, and The effects OF mprudcul OF Mercury,
no medcine has ever been discovered which has effect
ell such cures AS Carriers Spanish MIXTURE
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections. Liver Disease; Neural
ga and Rheumatism, have all been reiIeN ed and cured
IN " wonderinl manner by the great purifier OF The
buOd, Carriers Spanish Mlxiutc.
Tue caSo nf /. ii. Ramsay alone should satisfy any
WHO doubt. Call On the Agent and procure pamphlet
co staining cures, Viii th Will astOund YOU.
See ad eTils,meuL
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
II. II. EEDRIDGE.
Spring Goods, 1853.

}. Ill STRAWBERRY snee., ohe door abuve Che.t.
nut, neaI Second St., PhIladGi pha. Inar2 o-jm,
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28

William Dcnney, of Duck Creek hunrd Ell,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

VIZ direct attention TO the advertisement of
Maj LEE, in another column. The Major is so
well known in this community as an excellent
book-keeper, and successful TEACHER of that very
useful science, that ii is only necessary forus to
remind our readers that he is ready to impart in
sruciiOn to the youth of our city, for him 10 re.
celve liberal patronage. 1t may not be gene
rally. known that Maj. Lee has been disqualified
from active business pursuits by an affection de-
Prlving him in great measure of the use of his
lower limbs. and in gaining subsistence for his
family, has been compelled 10 bring 10 his aid
knowledge practically obtained by long years of
application to business pursuits in the great COM
meEcia mats Of our country. To be PLAIN, we
Know of no man more in need of patronage than
The Major, and at the same tune we believe him
fully competent to instruct a stndent in book
keeping, aud 10 fully explain all the intricaces of
the science.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrSRURGH, Sept. 49, River feet. Weather
NEW YORK MARKET

SEPTEMBER I4.-Fiour firm, with active demand
sales of LOGO brlS, Ohio and Indiana at SSaS, rs
Wheat. sales of Is, 600 bu California white al g5G
Eed, l,I0. Rye and firm sales ct BAL Is.
Coin, active aud in good demand at previous rates.
Oats firm, sales at 42a4Tc. for State aud Western
Whisky better, sales at 42c. Tobacco firm, sales
at 9all4. Pork trille higher, sales of LOO bills.
Beef firm, with upward tendency, sales at Sl2a
Ii; for country mess S1IaII,25 Lard limited buS.-
ness, sales at ll4aI2, for prime. Butter firm at Is
ais cts. Coffee, sales Of Rio at III. N. o. Mo-
ia$SeS at 81. Linseed oil active at 81. N. o.
Sugar at q, being an advance OF /. Iron steady,
sales 500 tons Scotch pig at ulI prices. Lead firm,
1900 tons of Galena al l64. TaIlow firm at l2.
Cotton market dull with sales of about lUUO
bales Mlddiing lGl; UpIpnd! AllIdliEg lO4.
Stocks buoyant, Va. 6's 9S4. Cleveland and
Toledo SI3. Cleveland q p ttSburg 1O!. Erie 5S4.
U. S. 6's '61 IlI5.S; '6S III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
THE LATEST NEWS
Received BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.


BALTlNoRE. Sept. I4.-TwentY-eight deaths oc-
cnHed during the "a hours anding at noon, Thurs
Jay at Norfolk. At Portsmouth during the same
time eleven deaths occurred.
There isa considerable falling off in the number
OF new cases, especially al Portsmouth.
Among the new cases reported, the name of Rev,
Dr.. Wake. an Episcopal minister, is mentioned.
Dr.. Webster, of Bait, Or. Upshur, Of Norfolk,
and DR.. Marsh. OF PhiladelnhIg are about again.
Several cases have occurred ON board the St.
Law ence.
anee at Suffolk proves to be incorrect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

FEMALE EouEsTRIANIsM.-In addition TO the pre-
miuls o1ered by the Manogers of the Western
Virginia Agricultural Society aud Industrial InSli
iuir iormeEtoIlOuS exhibitions offemae equestrian,
ISM al the forthcoming Fair, 10 be held on the ISL
and, We learn that number of our gallant Young
gentlemen have resolved to present a gold watch
OF some equally handsome reward, 10 the lady who
on that occasion shall most deserve it. With such
bright incentives before them, our ladies' should
ceEtany "coine ou;" fea!leSsly enter the field OF
honorable competition, and win the aurels and
brilliant rewards which await them.- Waeeting
htsLigencer.
While our admiration may be very much excited
at the spirit, gulantry and Iiberality OF the young
s1nielnrE of Wheeling, on this occasion; we ale
lee 10 confess we have great admiration of this
"Fenaie EquestrianiSm," aud the mole We See OF
ii the less we like 1t. There is an lndelicate ex-
posuFe, repugnant TO our ideas of what strictly
Proprleiy IN The sex, of which we cannot diyeSl
uuESeif. We have witnessed scenes al some OF our
Fairs, which shocked our nerves, aud impressed us
Win The conviction, that these displays oil Female
EqueSIraElsm We're all wrong. No daughter OF
ouTs should participate in them. So thought the
managers OF our Far. aud these performances were
Voted humbug.- Wash. Reporter.
Ma Conscience! Marvellous delicate nerves our
delicate ne:ghbor must haze, indeed 'lndel-
icate exposures!'' FIe upon you, man! We don't
know how or in what mnnner ladies may have
shocked good taste and propriety at Fairs you
have witnessed, but we you that our ladies
are entirely too smart, too refined and too expert
at good riding, 10 shock any person of good taste.
The only shock they ATE wont to inactis the cleo
iFc shock which their Beauty sends vibrating thro'
the susceptible hearts OF the lords of creation.
STOKE of Lightning, OF the delicious shock of Dr.
hu!iihen's galvanic battery to one afflicted with
the rheumatism. is nothing compared with such
shock. Better try ii, Old gent, if you don't be-
lI-ve us.
P. S. Since writing the above. we have met
with the following item
Que of our exchanges. in speaking ofthe 'Feats
OF the Ring, at the Doylestown Fam, says:
Tine hiding was magnificent. Miss Howard
was thrown over her horses head.''
Is thisthe kind OF equeStrianism that has shock
ed OUT neighbOr! We don't have any such awk-
waFdHess at our Fairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
MEXICAN MINISTER

CHIcACo, Sept. I4.--Senor Louis De Vidal, ap.
pointed Minister To Washington under the admin
istration ofSAnta Anna arrived al Cape GlrardIeu,
Mo-, last week from New Ofeans, accompaniei
by his wife and two step sons, aud left OH Satur.
day tor Washington.
opinion that Alnlome, the PRESENT Minister, viii
be chosen President of the new Republic, and
says Santa Anna Will not return 10 power again.
tie also dtiEmS leTr is not tie slightest Chance OF
Northern Mexico conserving TO be annexed 10 the
United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
SOUTHERN mani, AnPTyPD

BALTIMORE, SsFr. 4.-The Southern mai s have
arrived, bringing Orleans papers Of Saturday; they
contain no news OF importance.
The Charleston Courier contains the yearly
statementOf the cotton crop. The estimate Of It,e
crop IS 1855, 727 bales, showing decrease as
compated with las. year .! IS, 40 bales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
LIVING GIRAFFE
and
LIVING RHlNoCEROS,
besides a full collection OF other
wild beasts, all in the most perfect
health and con .itiOn.
consists OF the following acEnowl-
edged talent:


GLOWS....-... -.---.- JIN MTIRs
AGss ROsE MAbisGS
The fearless graceful and briIlian,
american Artist, in her matches
Scenes OF EqUiiati6G. MeSSTS. r
King. I.ERCe. W. Armstrong II p
MadissH, Mast. Madisan, Tbomu
son. AID Professor Nixon with his
talented Pupils, in ali Of their a.
chlevements upon horseback and m
gymnastics.
Tie following rare and heau,idal
Animals are among The collection
be on9inS 10 This ENhib tor:
4 Brazilian Tiger, or South A.
ncrican Iaguar. two African Leon.
AIDS, . y. American Bears, nair
az Enslish Deer. beautifully ma k
ed Zebra, Peruvian Lama, a white
Camel, KansaroO-hesidss a va
liety Of the Monker tribe, Parrots
Pelicans, Swans, Birds or Para
disc. etc. etc.
Admission 20 see the Combined
Exhibitions, 25 cents. Children
under9 years OF age half rrice.
Doors 0pen at 10. 9 and = O'Clock
"eTiOTma hce to comm eDce At iC5
y ard q O'Clock.