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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

e. { eI.'u-s ,--rC'L'r:.
Lose stal'e! ari Ice, -roEe
d. srd 70, lsr.. :: !is,a p
Loses pr1LiC''ti ar u 'gs-
ysnst, waltz. or .Utik.r poo. I.GjI -
AioH:rs4ris s;,s; X COMPANY are small '''h on
:, ,sgen, ri,N uy'r so %.
Tbelly.E: ia5.aei 1T cry cf.!, i1Ur or Nai:' c.
Fe . u,s ~ ,tlscies, rs'-'I, 80 c'"r' EinI .
- IN = = rid,s 81 s''st's, tie ~ T @ WEI '"u
.o.I 'i5. o. tie FiIe !"3'nF''' %-N V''e' '''e'"-
IL roa; lsi r. 50 blss o. hu;'dn;g "a tt!' ID" q.
.n l.. 10 lto; tie OS o. any ~" ne ivSlpW "cr "'s
Tl.,yt l.cliyOfsl!rf is The slEr' a hiei - jay,
iS!l THu. \. ALEXANDRA, $esY.
r,-.,5rl Ian III. .sji
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

Tue SrEYEE BILIIXoGE stated fton Louisville
to ST. I.Oui, on Tuesday nNuing about II "'Ci1cA
petty welt lind vita people. Competition bee
;as.n Ast onIias Mgt.Flger m.is iflrei eLsaP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

TJTk. Grad jury ofNsw YORK sii5 hsse in.
dic,rd Alan Eulz fot bil'ns a person, nsme IN.
known. to go beyond Ghe lumIs Of tue UnHed
States with in'en.'o lie enlisted in tie serSice Of
The Queen Of Gisa! Britain. lie has teen since
a,ta,i,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

r3R-tais Feea;es AID cbii en- viii FlHA'e tryil II
cUiea Ioast> kToaeaiis, DpIsisil llv.f COED? hiHl'
,c'OIs, W..k -. de'SDfr ut cts Oi us I!llsn.
Isil sFd scI FS.spGle;r. : ais.
FeC sI.s b. Z. n. I.oEnH s. Co., TEetliRS, TtTe'
al arrests; john II. imPPaH, d'IA WaId, Spa ~
sd b VOETiQER + NdIFBE.iT, 80 EsltiEo'e 81 +,
haiuaTe, sEd IA biOIdr ~, Ny. -
L'PnSs 81 psr spias tr@S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

IrA sp-tlins gen!ispsn in New YORK ofsis to
te!a l''ge AMOUNT lhst dInng The coming sum.
met he WlllIhvs lfom tie Aston house 10 Union
squte, in light wagon dawn bias II. Ca!cu.
Ialss Tia; lie eau accomplish the task with one
bundled rats in harness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

Sf,.>s Goops.--tlrlsAsIi Il Co, !,aYe received
,.si, Fuag stock OF iaacy aad .iple'iy gods.
ua.sss, ,rse sua spieuJ,d .. u a,aI, aOd . 1t.
ns- 50. Etetybaly lesitous II Purchtsn;
nv god, sACull ttal HeisksiPS advertisement, to
&. .oanl ~ cut eo!umes Ibis nothing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

rar CO.xtr cOrEr ye,te'5ay appointed com
o.en ,ui cOuduelot' Of The coming Stat
,.-.aon An e'.eliOa (Qt masisi.ll,S Of the Isl!
~. .aI iii districts was Onieret. No Othet LGsi
a.s Of importance vas Transacted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

WovlN's RiouTS ~ lLLISOsS.-The following
=, la:,Ur was a!opt i BY the Hour Of Rrwesen.
saves Of Tue illinois Legislature; Rrs1ited. tti'
a ane Of $500 !-e hsfeafi-t imposed OF anJ lady
vhDShi,l Ivciuir IN auv PartVt TIE sale, without
rs, putting on gsnIisneIs sPPatsl.
lac women sh' uM nos Fesoiv. that no m' n
..a.I ,nass a gnaay OF himself without fist
pa,un: "a pei:c0lts.
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"a Card.

TTENRY rALL\NT. LEWIS $. pELAPhAlN. '5'
WILLIAM TILLAAT lave SyUej sep-iaIirsf-
IA t,y igs ,qTrose q irln'ast'E:t WhSS1~vnS"T!
I'D py GvOl1 Ard Fora stdpE 'l' usE=.a ~ .''sST
,s,frs.s Il :a.s city, sT-s ne atH .! ALi.N a W
itpi,iS re ubot,J'e ~ Gods tGN!t-s' Wi. .
sng.iejI No 81 NI.a &re:', tt5 Inc "5ysss: IKE
rs sr.. CogLaig SNa s.Iibss- a. No - Nan s'irr!.
gpIe ana sestOtah.e SOCAS u IfI Ev"Ia aE' uISe
,i,sSt ir.ayS X On EI ttivT piitsS sHt on atom
,J.,ir. ems, 10 WbclteJ eatErsiI Evs's ne tisI'
r-n,i.t tsVsE OTTtES. W.
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Erelght

For The Cea'TaI Road w D. received :: The WHAT %:
a. Q.lifct Il, at ali bourS be Nesn ~. "ad va
Eecep', .lVen dsHrery 10 II! Stations on &c K.
r. ed 9" CireiaBIa.
NkAEnr.. ian t. ISIS iH'sf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

yosrsT FiE=s.-RsesRi Sjriess :rOm Texas
..r.l..n ito, an rpRers. eOnassrilion WAS ''Ers
Ii ID. cedar totes, u III. '!clnriy vi Ans'ia aU"
a; thousands .! jj'llfs w,nh Of pro.~ty hss
.., ,ls.,rN,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

C,,r. VIZ. j, HosNTz, q tie C'g':;l Ps.sfs'
zee. aft.s.l ia Nsx Abby, on SiH'1''' TOT
laa.ia! paupeEs in that ecy. H:wSs asld to tsi
ia $500 70 anwsi t'e charge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

Is-baves resire at p. M, on arrival Of n'i't'sa
'ro.I CO'anbtS and va! Stations. I'd t'IIcs 81 Wheel
In. Al l;i1F. "
I-LeIyes Essirr 81 sis 2. n, on arrival ~ th'3Eh
erpres ;fgIl irori CIrtils, E;oPfis: ;: seugs! 10
u.g.e, 81. sad g1i!s To tIltiGOJs ari Eo
rrssylisir or Esi,iEUTs aud kisiem cities, tTISes :.
WheeIicsa AZ '5p. n.
Cincinnati I.uarU 5 and ChiCsgl, sod Ct load bag
:4.e c4s.aeI ,AIVGsa 10 2sGssNle, Asw4tG, LUUn5Vs
lII CIcUr4:i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

Yrsrsaur vas 50 darS aud f,rgy that gas light
f, r1ov pisces in town hsd to be substituted iot
.a. f.a.. AsIOr, dtirEliug tain f- duting most
rl'lst.v.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

NV ostr1Ss E,EcrlOs.-nn Mondsy. Goth
uIi., an election was held a; New Orleans for Re.
Colder and members Of the BOati Of AssiHant Al.
detmen, Which Issalled 10 complete victory Of
The Know Noting party. All theit candidates
Wete elected except one, who was nominated fot
Assistant Aldsman in the llih wald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

las. wE,rEI's lInLrn.-we l,ati th't Ms.
l9a1el Wsb,isi, WHO VAS - SEVERELY injured on
:. y. by iail it,m bet catrIsgr, is no" imProV.
=. aai lAsie !, ! tlirptospsct of hsf tecovsy.-
liz, ~oun.s wetr principally oooet tue he'd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

VIZ l,srn th,t The steamer rhos. SSann has
i...n XIV ton s.. Ions 70 KsOknk,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

i!rusrELp RMlROAu NrLtiSo TO ~iGnr.-The
s.,Aa5 .rrs ,i this road should not forget tue
a-r'n! !: tie Coatt Hlnss to'uisLi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06
TaE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FRlpAgaNoRNlNo. ApRIugaIss,
II 5-iIs 10 0SeFesPo deals71g9 = -


Iiia ssfts re 06fEesPandtale Il sss4T
.ssGapih Il 80 a S--s.qlastf btpuiSl
LETTERS epaet sasS ti0n. al Re rtI1inE0r OH
sainell h'Sino.g oltht lA,tillEs6seF, y a
SItsse1mllG PG9p Got6Tt d - t.sssls5-l
i,iien eoncer9laI ~ editorial department. or The pa
er. 'hntld be aNi1e ~ tkfsit0fEilOiuily, criOe'
,hsrOce oltAeGl
coi,fsPSelsA,s Nd.lnE tqr Isbie.ties, win P's,.'
ag;eIhlT % W. AIDE Of Cbe PaI1eI. 80 3.
AAlbSeIVtme Oflketb0Te rr'et will STtiny OhIfe Ry
Is4 pscsIO al0re PnNRPl sueHiiOa 10 e6tItSIN,afRt
A,"ts.S f'ies oEe3Isis .sllf 'lyis1 I'sIt5t
.cisfThe Law oriNeWsPaPerSS
SqsifrbaES WIN y NJ, Rye ePF's4 rotict 70 "
so'll, aIe as gfhpi 70 egItys iAsir tuS
,,EFfiotA. ~ -. ~ - % ~
tl,ahberihSttat1tr We JlteHsl IaaSes o. mir r.r
Ecai. ~ PaS er M eoasSs Il soisl tee a ua4 u
: sI,J.rslTt rid. ~
g. u ius'cIlhen neTeei Or INrse N IlsjLeir rerfoi
a.. 100 ihe 0ceItQ WHICH they are dJec,t5, iEeyAue
tl's,paRaib ~ Ibet hlTsletiIe9 We oil AID 0IJs ~
1 "a JlScOelip2tl, -..,
inshseiStrsfer' to OIL pisces wi'-i, lutol D.
be-: u PsbOssJ, s ths raIetI are sect to tie .orSi
I ID - iOts .hFt eksEi rFspcrkihie.
Tls Cnsfs n ne de:de1 tLjt rtsln: "a Tx. perinA
lIsitv tx oe rrnn TFsf ard ieaYins h.ri erGan
e r',iSWiHi' itc'a'"Sideire - in'ta''gnsl i1sd.
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iGAHu!ACTUkES, + A9 En-
uIARE EOCSH.

DAESkTT & Co. are GOV 'eesiNrE .trss si4';'"'' 20
Ii eir sCcAS OF IsTiO-s AisdS Q! S1EsS
M liz vcs; aud, iatJ GA..er is-EsS.Nta, al - 'ST
FHcet. .,...r..I g. Vt pir,
;,.i,e y IA nv .sig,ssP l:si UErlA ISd cara shes!'
~, sI La Ct y4.i.I=i E7Ne.CS"S. baHk b0uN'. ~.
Meme .-Ae,a P:!L.s,s, sEt ois:tS Isih'i't; %
s,,ilpJ tylnGs of t"NS's "sit.hG "tss- go.
80. .T BA>>sTT q o.
y"s -.w,,r.n.s TAKE, wAo'ess's ~! r.'s,.
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Tx i.lrr TErs.-The Buf,so Express thus
.,;srs Ves Of the Latest ;IicAS TO 'aIse The wInd'
/, uould bs Se!! fots,u- Of our i.it:'s 10 te on
the l53Sa9l iot this imposition:
Clergyman Of oat st4,fsintsnte has teeeivsii
HfG,-o,pi,d ieipt isoni Neu Yak Guy, s'lusa by
I'D, Conaoisoa. and HIdIea ia ice bland. st an!
i.os, courteous terms, saT'as vat the uEi,tr hal
ris'JSeO Of hsanas hm irsschr and wishing
10 koou WhetHerhe will alo~ his name to lie
u..l asa eAa4tlats TOt The pulpit Of 'out chutcL
=, 1ety usuliAy church, UPtOEn. ST. C. IS 'r.
minded II our itisiJ by he fact tat lie las isish
raj m = to,t u ttavel,, is1 pibisheJ, acr'h.e
uloa his ptsssbing. lOt eours thief. Ia 90 sltb
sA,Asbce.9 49, The Uay, he conlinpes,
.Qa ul.y ,ol have sen the book, aRl shall be
sppyt5%a! 10 yod on Tie Eseelpt Of !!--ihe
rres Of tbs volume! we latlly ihiaS AMI min.
mstvN be atssu eaopGa,,o lie tcPed blso pal
Ilb= sE!a1ls bit ar', it Is UsI1thoSgh 10
eIp,eR.
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Tjaguetreotypes

UdH UV4 IVY II
rIlo tAs ssbr ysts,i ,ay iaaI Mi give ore E'oHaS
~ Cf OefnIG itse1CiiIL- isAIg tSsueTie11!Ftt 2f
- Ce:, aud JkI roEuEut l0taAt lhtsl as 'GU IS
,.,rs ~ to- pncs ol P1IsE e. lig bow "a.
kIs In.syitUyiss "a gas sTd psEtT a We. a. SOFA
ors,t,SHu, ( F.EnrI Which u: ighS are iaitts y
lNGEd tAI.iue. blIs ISsi lefeNaa cay N4'.es ~
IeJ Gases 9r ~ L0iidSy Ut!eA H.i e! II9h u u
i1) psrcPat Row Ihe 10 EeT Pr5ce.
also hr-poa sand, AID i0r ta!e, ''sA 'IrHF o "a
:leneOiyps AFPlrsIEs, AID szaieI'Afs q AZ !la%.y
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Tturars Duspepiic Elirit

1T - ~
Is tie n,"e d meIt'Oe ia:IOtVsL in it city or tie
cSe OF DySS'i1 SisHt. IlLlI due good 10 Psgn
,y'Nths wfe II has Ices IuIIodOred, and hSs t6tsl
The pubic tOmmer 6tilon o. men, wen la Ie.pSs;.sy
krONa. Pie SIrer bette.
FoI Eaesy tn. LOGAN 4 Co,
arc bridge corner, DIpsshi'.
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IysBR, 4, Noe.
By STATE AUTHORITY.
s,a.sasp. sn Jaaaatz Isl. lsss,

TN saue Of te corporation, is "nl lnA1n sce coSa'
Rapy ,'iOcSlej at HAIlOTi, LOuR GbsATIsred ~ lSI9
Ths cApi:aih rive IissdIed TR1tSIGa ISlaCI, Ard y
paid Up.
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sTIIS Or -oSSr0T'eTT, }u.
"A''''' ''''' r., .y,r.'lr s??.irti T2o'nlS \
y.x,nl-;, Set;s'ls! oFus Ma iR'a ~ C. a.,'y!
a.! uL. >4iE il m = e-uIl; az 2cH, ~ .'.l "a
lei, - ''''' HENRY FOWLER.
"''' ;5s;iee Q; "a: Pe'ee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

lis hoped tie! tie members Of the Society
s1. Js.t this important fact in mind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06

tux mex; anuusl exhibition UI he @es,ern vi.
ais Agricultural Socisly AMI Industrial Institute
a.I he leli on tie ?s;h, 9Th aud ?sih If Sep,
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M II vi n
" TEECHASGE Wst JGu se'"s-u v Ar' ~ a.. ..'-
,iIe IL cCurctasI WIS pLSstHse Ss OF tie CeLll!
ukso Ksl,T,y4d. rs he O.!0Wih9 sfbtlat. va;
,--IAAve WieruRE a; :;5l !. M iof mai Train ltay
iEs Esisrt al 4:3. To-, NoHPiHF Al al ''liots lrol
rCoreT SjqG,1l ;Sd SniviCs CyHnsJa al i.f =. a..
ceng,r,iEs with exp esStraR 81 lag T. M OR Cincinnati,
iiisnspOlE> aid hCSsH; AID St i:i1r ~ with pI
uau.Jr CeyeliG. Tits tStuaiS0 to"ntCii AZ New 1
Vim .i., on Tx : Ma y. x. 4. iVf >sti-sAr sid
1pis aLI c ToeaJ AID CEtsiO va AoLT0s Tll aEl
ClrLs.
.I-IeIvss Wheels: At $3.50 a. NJ. ts:OFPp: At IN
RSvl To- FsSstCsecs .Hd malls o.l HsGG~ie Us'o q;
4 eypIe.s ;Tlih,J tousycIi.< al EsatCc wik sXPtJ,
irslu earning ea Wes;e houEh anal, wLthlslvs
i;:ai.r ait a III Ii0Ty 81 WItsaTowa, lsJEts''e.
e. rs !.e %srsSyis aud NewsiE s.i, ard SnitinI al
nat Intly elro.s ,aI Cbeas' IA ItistrAin o
eozEre Il Newark with express tTalLS fJf .ion,o9Te,
iv.edV S4a4gsky. e.IOI tTi ChIeSs1.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
... ..r,.- TORIGI NALL f ..
CERTIF1CATE OF AUTHORITY.
~ erpire on Me Bis IAN Of JanMlrY, l858.l

TO 3Ia january I85B)
STATE OHo AUprR STATES OFFICE COLUMBUS Aug
WHEREAS, The Company located Odensburgh
has filed this its
of the "Act regulate the Agencies Insurance
incorporated the of Ohio May l, 1854
Whereas Said Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
dene that possessed of Hundred Thousand Dollars Cap
value bonds mortgages unncumbe
double the for which the moraged
Whereas Company filed this Office written instrument under
its corporate SEAL signed President and Secretary thereof nominating
pointing PATTERSON ofSeunve for the transaction F
fully unres authorizing him service
Company consenng that service process upon him.
Agent held valid a served upon the Company
according the this other State all claim Of
ror by Of such service.
Now Therefore, pursuance of the first section the " regulate the
Agencies Companies incorporated the State of Oho passed
1854 William Morgan Auditor of said State do hereby certify that
John Patterson authorized Agent for the said Company
business Fire Insurance in this State until the thr day anuay
year eight hundred and fyx far he may be legally
powered do by his letter appointment and the instructions which may be
given him by the said Company.
In Witness Whereof heuno subscribed and caused the seal
be affixed; this 7th day Aug the year Lord thouS
eight hundred and fhy-fve. w. D. MORGAN Auditor
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
STERLING 4 DUNLAP

Dl lCnLlNU 0 DUNLAI
FAVE received their new Spring and
ESummer Goods, to which they invite the at
teution of the city and country trade, Being
determined to sell our goods as low for CASH AS
any other house IN the lr de.
STERLING DUNLAP.
Steubenville, May lst IS.
VONNETS! BONNETS IA beautiful
Dassortmenr received this day by
mayl STERLING d DUNLAP.
DRESS GOODS--All the new and varied
Dstyles for sale cheap for cash.
mayl STERLING & DUNLAP.
BOOTS AND SHOES-A large assort-
Dment of all kinds for Ladies, Misses, Child.
rem, Men and Boys for sale as low as any other
house in the city. "
may STERLING & DUNLAP.
HATS AND CAPS-A good assortment
lljnst received at
may STERLING q DUNLAP.
Pn BARRELS UTICA LIME in store
WAND for sale at
may STERLING & &DUNLAP.
pEACHES-6O bushels dry Peaches just
may STERLING and DUNLAP
no ORED CARPET CHAIN-50O
Opounds just received and for sale by
may STERLING and DUNLAP.
Ooo DOZEN BROOMS in store and for
may STERLING and DUNLAP.
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YOU PLEASE, DON'T SWEAR

A little boy, not many years ago, when
about to die, called to bis bedside his young
companions, his friends, aud his relations,
in order that he might bid farewell and
give parting word to each one.
To one he said, Good bye, dear jana,
love your father and mother, read your
Bible, be good boy, aud meet me in hea-
vcn.' To another-'llys sister, | am going
to die: Jesus, my Saviour and Redeemer,
wants to take me to his bosom. o. how |
love him. D. how l long to be with him
and join that heavenly band of angels that
surround his throne! Sister meet me in hea-
ven.' To another he gave kiss, ami thus
parted with all except his father. He call
ed him to his bedside, threw his arms a.
round bis neck, and said-'Papa, l lave one
request to make of you
'What is it my darling? said the weep
ing father bending over his beloved and
now dying boy.
papa, dear papa, if you please, don't
swear any more"
Little Willies eyes soon ceased to spar.
kle, his pulse to beat; asweet smile played
on his cherub face, and he was no more
He was soon among the blcst. His father
complied with his request, and became q
useful and consistent Christian. If there
are any among you, dear little readers, as
fear there are, who take Gods name il
vain, lei me say to you, as dear, dying
Willie did to his father, If you please
don't swear any more.-P,esLyterian.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHI0 N
THAI CHER g. KERLlN,
Merchant TailOrs.

HAVE now received, direct from Phil
Il adelpha, their Spring and Summer stock OF
Goods, consisting in part of cloths all shades,
price and quality, Drab De Ebe and Italian
oths for summer wear. oassimers, plain, black
and fancy, full complete, and beautiful ass.
ordment of linen Pantaloonery. Vestings, Sat.
Int plain fancy and figured Silks. An extensive
as, ,sortment Of plain white figured and fancy
marselles. hosiery, Silk, Lisle thread and cot.
ton,, plain fancy and figured cotton, Gloves
Plain and colored kid, Silk Lisle thread and
Under Shirts and drawers, Silk, Lisle thread
Gauzc Flannel, Linen, and cotton. oravats
Satin, plain and figured silks. scaris, DE- Join.
vile Scarfs, plain and figured silk plain and
figured linen hdkfs, shirts, standing and
Byron collars. suspenders, etc, full and gen
eral assortment OF Gents furnishing Goods, ia
which we would most respectfully invite the at
tent m of purchasers calling this way, toexam
inc our large and well selected stock, and judge
for themselves, all Of which for the zone reed
full" the grand cash. We hope to be able to sell
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
THATCHER 4 KERLIN
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1855.

TIT G. GARRETT, has just received
IL and now opening a large and fash
ionable stock of Spring Goods. having been
purchased in the Eastern Cities within the last
8 days at reduced prices, am prepared to off
er customers greater bargains than ever. The
Stock consists in part of Plain Black and Fan.
cy Colored Silks and Satms, from so cts. to
81 so per yard, Striped and Barred Silks, &c.
Challis Lawns. .Barege, and other Dress Goods,
cheaper than ever before offered in this market.
ap. S, SIS. H. G. GARRETT, No. 100, I'D st.
8 ilEETING and Pillow Case Muslins
~ all wi lths, qualities and prices sheeling
Muslin fine quality, from 8 cts. TO l219 cts. per.
yd,, Bleached Muslin, good article from 614 cts
10 10 cts. per. yd. Irish Linen, pure linen
from 81 cts, to IS cts, per. yd.
ap. 5th SIS. ID. G. GARRETT, Sd. ct.
RONNETS, newest style, Bonnet Satin,
- Silk and Ribbon, in great variety, Collars
Spencers, Undersleeves, hOosiery, cloves, Mitts
Lace, Edgng, silk and linen hau. &c. call a,
II. g. GARRETrs, Sd. street
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A Test Of Christianity.

Achristian gentleman had OCCASION to
travel through a new aud thinly settled
part of the Western couhtry; bis compan-
ion w,s man of intelligence, but Of inf
del principles, who was fond Of discussion,
aud tried to beguile the way BY urging
arguments against the truths Of The chris.
,ian religion. The thiDly peopled sec
ton of the country through which they
were passing, was Inhabited BY people Of
bad reputation; aud it had been rumored
that travellers hat suffered faial violence
from them, whom they we're within their
power,
.Aa ,averus warI unknown, our travellers
wera compelled TO trust to the hospitality
of those Of whom they oouh not entertain
. serious fear Ga one occasion, as the
evening closed in, they sought a lodging
place in log cabin far remote from any
other habitations. They anticipated but
little comfort, and we're induced to believe
that it would be measure Of safety to
watch Alternately through the night.
As they werc about 70 retire to their
bed, their host, whose exterior had excl
ted their distrust, proceeded to shelf, took
an old aud much worn bible, and inform
ed his visitors that it was his custom to
worship God in his family, he real and
prayed in 50 simple manner as to secure
the esteem Of the travellers. They retired
to rest, slept Soundly, aud thought no more
Of alternate watching.
In the morning the christian requested
his infdel companion to say whether the
religious exercises of the proceeding even
Ing had not dispelled every particle of dis
trust of their hosts character, and had not
enabled him to close his eyes in the most
c0nndent security
He was evidently embarrassed at the
question but at last he candidly acknowl-
edged that the sight of the bible had &C.
cured him sound nights rest. Here
was testimony, eztorted from an inidel,
in favor of an influence Of religion which
he skeptically assailed. He could not har-
Dor a fear of violence from one who was in
the habit of daLy bending the knee before
God. The very creation of the family al
ter, rendered the house secure asylum
Who would not be a christian? Who can
be au infdcl?