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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Armrx,ErA.--Th distinguished aud f'vOrite
an;or, Vt. @. W.JANIsoS, sPVeatS tO.nlghIin tie
sublime and beautiful play Of Rith't'u' Ills
I<tson'iiOaa the Cardinal IS admitted o." all
hands 10 BE- a masterpiece. No lover Of fine act
IN. should neglect thus opportunity Of witnessing
vi. Jameson in this chpt,er. Mtnyoi OUT resd.
els will reeollecs with delight his performance Of
this part st the Aihensum, some weeks ago, and
they can be assured that tonight it will be placed
on Tie slSgs under much mote aroIsIle eifcum'
stance. than those under which it was last prOdu'
ced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

TAG S,LE Olvehsei 10 another column, Of
Household and kitchen Furniture, Library, and
u,ay olhsr artiAes Of value snd utility, will take
nice ,hi, mOtning al 10 o'clock al the residence
Of rno,. JOuEsrOx, a., 26S Main 81. Buyeu
viii please attend,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

is-IHavts Resire Al p, MI, 90 arrival Of msiIirt!n
ON Columbus and way stations gnd arrives al Wheel
ing al l:t9r. III.
3J-LcIveI EeSirr At iij y. m. on arrival a III oyEh
eyrIe,s tain nom innli stopping at EtnMV 10
s.rs and MailSio ,iirOIe aGd lL0 er
pes. train Or Baltimore ard Eastern ciie6, tIiStS al
&, S1TitStt! iUr AZ Stations on c. O. L. r., ard for
CiDeinms'i .danApOS aud CLCtsO told Oh to4Id Tag
;ase checked hIoisl 10 Z.rrs\lSe, Newark, Columbus
aud CiEcMl!1i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

P1AuRo wOs performed OF the Atheneum last
r.L, 10 m'eniicent Siyle-wiIh new scenery and
msay Othsr Improvements Nj. J6NlsoS, as EIol.
j.. was euphalieolly g'eai, ona all the other char
.s,,rs wets we'll rendered. Miss RErptR and MIS-
lI,k1u won especial praise tot the beautiful and
,1ss,.,s mSuust in Which they ps'fOtmei their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
NEW YORK MARKET.

MAtcai 2T-4Rlout siidetJ5 bull not higher, rOod
Oils Al s,STa9,s l; Soulhetn 1t 9 lsa9.sl. Wheat
htn; without hunted demand At pteTious rates.
Com sitter, Int moi quoiably llghsl, With SAILS
Of $1,000 bu wesisIa mixed at 96ls6' Polk title
higher, setes old mess i4,Slol4,S1. Beef finn,
savs c.untty mess 9,26all 80. Lard unchanged,
with limited business, Ohio WHISKY qniet SIC.
Should Is loSt1, saies al 6isfi, sales Of 100000
10, rough sij,s ate 10 arrive. kio c. Zee liz eIS
SugalS Srt ftA. MoasstS stealE v''3t tAa 3
Cotton dull but no sales
Socks beatty. Money unchanged ftg'n'a @ $
9GI Bite 4sI. Missouri Gs94,'. CDmTd ,Co'l
Co., 81. Heading sat-. Clere' q Toledo c.
n. Y. Cenlal 934. Psnna. Coal 20. l0V. CIeV'
Columbus L Cincinnati IC1. Indiana SIS IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

To7nEL,Dls.--ThOse silks at Isaac Pagers al
ca cts. pet yard, must really be very chsOp, and
ii. o,hst goods 10 proportion, 10 judge from Tue
tisli number Of Iadles We constantly end at bis
establishment. You had bettste go at once, for We
should nOt be surprised IL by delay, you lose the
chance Of securing some Of The uumetOus bargains
w4eh lie is tGstlng. You know hint 10 the
40 .ln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Tie tHounl o. tAlts dee or 70! du' 70 0AuAs V' Vu
Ell creditors, -nOthirs
Losses abused ard 1ue, none.
10 aud 90! iu... .s!iaSs@2
Losses uEtdjus,td Az Ia aus
penSa, wGtin. ior father ro3.. ..Gl ,"S' o.
All oGer Claims IsliTs ths company ere Sh1' 'u'A VI
isen.s Instructed to take no rl:k over SO oN.
The amount uhued IN Lhy ely, Town, OF M:Es ~ 81
b. i.S ibe width of s.eels, tue supply .! w.iet anu
cvnd lion Of Tie Fire rerAtHssa;, aud oic' eleum'
blotks o.huilGu;s Varie.i the ie
.rn i, To- Iin lie los hy any one fire $50 Nc eA
Tue act o. Incorporation Is the samF =, hsl in.9F'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
CINCINNATI MARKE'T.

MlGcu 21--PIOar ftm. s,SO,S,4O. Whisky est
Provisions byoyInt. Ness polk SIS,16i bulls meal
5 els. for shoulders and cts for sides. Lard ad
yanced 10 90 for b5l. LiRsted oil 81. Sales su'
ssr al 6lGSI. MOlasses advanced and u nov held
Gt!26o. 0thefgroeeties iirul.
Eastern exchange is dali al | and pei cent
niemiutn. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
A Card.

JTEXRY T4LLiNT LEWIS : DELAPLA1S, and
Ill WILLIAM TALLANT Lave fo.med eo'partEtr-
ship lOg the purpose Of lTan'tsttnsA Whos.ae GTtety
AID OIy GCOdS AID Forwarding ard GeLe!1l CommHs'9n
LIPLAIN. The wholesale Ivy tools huAlieAs VIII be
Cviduiei Al No 81 Nam street, AND the whoesae G0e
r. and CURGiS sion bpslReSs 81 No. % Main tiIeeI.
AR,ple A NeIAVnIbt >sOtkS Of Dry GOOdI and GToee'
tlS viii alwSyA BE- on Ge at low pItss aud on tSton-
duins terms 10 wLentlel eaTntiuy Invite The hiisn
ton ~ CIoSe ICTEEs. lMJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
Irmoliet,ea Te.ttlnonr.-0n.t arr sfsE'sa,


RiNGootp, Nd ,APIll tfih, 1854.
Yrss7g. MeJiiyytJ 4 NoEBts3:
ptiT Sill lave iLfertd With rain 70 my tide ana
;iied Yearly al krdS o. IbdtiIe, but derived ~ ifle
I'll Artr teteNtd tie hts, tot OF hemTton,s Vsgstt
he TItuIe from you, thought woad ny whN IlIIGe
jbeIe NaSinii Ifd& so, and In lew weekS elt ikeI
wI4 INV mai II AGs cured ne an LOW T. e iI0m
Iaiu ny complexion Is fiRe, formerly y IVES sGow. !
sYr good SPpe;l;e and can eat whAt ritAe WliGoVI
lEtnaIslisI6t lave Spaeled 70 long aud W uth Tor
Whl Low enjoy, that would The Afflicted 70 uNs
IGiS 1iESluIt Of IN. lismPon'S tiiI Nnl. ,..,.,r
YVuIS, eSIttiial!t \. MENTzkR'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
STRANsR AFRlCA,

Nrw YORE, Mach 27tR-The Africa leaves Nt
10 o'clock tO'rnOrtow morning, The mIils closing
al eight.
Tie Atlantic saw the Asis on Saturday the lo;l
instant, al 3 P. NJ, Od 0rns!ead bound in to
LiNeInoOl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
Rl,aoolp, IA, lant lsth, lssL

Gtnit-.ii ave been Ititied With The Pile. TOT .eEe
years. AID eoyd &c. noe to hslP ts, Until AlHtt id
Yiiei ne 10 iry itmrton'A irStith:e lhttult' Eli:
rl,ei two ) tiles, and beaye lad uieA lien both Y
erIiIeIy Gu cd OF Tia most thube ONE dtftte, 81
WHO tie rlskLeL With Pies wVud 10 wei 10 Eire The
IlikiuIs li!al. iOuIi, teaIttlnliy. .,,,.-,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
Freight

Far the Central Rosh will b. teteived 4, The wharf oo
Of QuiIc, ST., :, all hhu> between a. N. aud II =
Receipts given 10 delivery 10 all stations on the T. D. T.
X, aiIi to Cincinnati
~ esiiny. Ian IL. ISIS 'n'9'F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Bosrox. March 21.-Thos W. Hooper, paying
tel!et Of the Merchants Bank Of this city, hung
himself thi. moiainG in the Bank cean The &C.
counts ere all tight 90 faf rs khowH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
R,NaauLp, Washington co., |
Amii lhih. lsM.

Ee7IV'
Nun Neytirtr + Msnttsys .,.,.,.
hear Eir1 ~ was iItWtd, bya friend Of mtei 70
frs lAmrtol's Vegetable 1inciute or llsrePSl, will
which am sfGetei in It's most aGfavhea and distIeH
in: 'OIm puuha.ed and u.ta one boltle and nenl'e
If cultd ne have irSved oilers ~ ~ u, Iaoal
lose ,ylS hive I;ttTA7 il they will use HABp.onS
Ytst,Ihe 1iutiu,e, 1t VII, 1rrtiliAy cute tbthl.
II. NEWCOMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
Daguerreotypes.

mo The public would "a that viii give ore months
| notice before discontinue tskile !HsUsTieoyPes lor
?5 tsus And ,a continue iOiate them q tow as MY
cents Tor a least one sea-, 50 that rons Dted huTI! Oi
ear Of an advtme 1.-THE prize Of FltiWes an low r.
kiGe DleueueUtyUe' on gGss and rSIer A. vel tod
or SteGCOIt iieiuTcS, With tie public ave lnHied 10
cali aud tAGuAne. have just ieeyP s'eat vli'tiY1i
la cy cases Or tue bOIIGGyi, witch viii tsii 'fVh - 10
100 re cent. htUw tue iOLneI PIte.
ano Keep baud, tCd Tor tas, aiSe supply o! IA
ANIL \. e. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Tnr RrEE,--lSst hight lhete Wee feet
,s:l,s Eaist IN The channel and falling, For at-
n,,s and Departures, see OUT steamboat lecOtd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

TnE SrEANES CRY oV WHEELING lei, fot Gin.
cion,ti yesterday with good cargo Ofhelght and
, lu.e number Of passengers. E..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
MANUFACTURES, PAPER
WARN p0f1SE

DASSLTr e. Co. are now receiving large additions to
ID their stocks Of various KINDS Of Paper-whteh makes
their aoitRRM ES tUmplee IS ihAl Of any o!heT house
IIso-s large lol Of Philadelphia and New York Print
Ing Ink at Pcesi Cards And card '.etit
Sa, md s.ILeT Ltitln:; EaYeOltI. blank bcUks, SC.
wholesale Ut1eIS, PTireIS, and oihtTI, ATE Invited TO
tail ard tXlmIe OUT EiOckSS We think we can render
nviS HA%SErr d CO.
y. H.-.Marrsn,s Inks, who!e.ale ard retail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Tnr Philadelphia, Evening Bulletin publishes
the follopins ePisrsm, which is WOiihy OfiAe days
Of Nau,al. This is moi the 6;Si good thing oil The
ii from hat Soutee, and We hope The Salhot will
find tin lis hsst to "do 50 seretnl times mote :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

nv. If KlYkR AMP @safAER! 8M3
PrrTsSuRoH, Mstth 27.-Rivkr . feet 10 inches,
fallngo Weather .tlohdy, .elt .isgn
ClSclSSATi, March 21--IliveE fallen Is inches
Wealhst eoldSl iJhtt 10" al3alf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
Statement on Iannary ISL 1851,

The n,ne NJ The toT0rationiS "!Eln lntaranse Com
nant located at Hartford Conn CHARTERED " lSI!
til capitals Five llupltd Thovs1nd Dollars and 10
PalduP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

nNnd ,N.r Monday. the ??d instant the steamer IL.
" TBRCHANGE viii Iun between Whet lug aud bt
IiIe, iu connection with pasSen;ei t'aS on me GeEA
Lio Hart lOSd. by The following SelRhue, vIli
IT-LesYe Wheeling al *;3J, N, I0I mai train eav'
ina iie aite al 49, a. NJ, 4loprinI ST t stations (urOn
pIopeI SisuIa, aud Arriving q! tounhLs a l?:49 W.
indianapolis and HCSEOi and 81 l:iHP ~, With ma
tain oi eNeAud. THIS train also cO.I:Is Al Newark
with tt1lnt on the 8. " q y. RH, tOr %aUdusSy aud
etot ard Or Toledo and Chitaio, via MoLroevilc and
Clyde.
wood i1r rANen.er. snh mls ftou baltimore q Ohio
;C.n earning rra, wtSlerihrouE nall, whlcheav'
tieisire aiil . NJ tiOps 81 Wn:LtdOwn, i;antSy!.e
Csmbfij Z,nsvlt ind NewaE trly, ard tTiNlr at
COumbvs at C:i ton'et;n: With tain! i9T Cttr,n
connects al NewGk with express ;rlA for MonIotYlt
Iuelo, S1nduSEy. Ue!Toit ard hltaso.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Starr OF EoSxEoIIsrT, )u.
"S'''U'N ''S'' Personally appeared Thomas 4.
AIer,ni.r, Secretary Of tue alta ln'Olsnes CoarAEy,
aud ui,de tah ttAs Tue fOesons tteat0l " nm 1Sa-
staeed' Is 1Tue' aSe"'d's uTSSv FOWLER,
Nv" Justice Of ~: Peace
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!M
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,

DENTISTS,
40. nc wtsT SlxIH ETRtrT, IrIWItS RACE IEn EtX,
Cincinnati.
ilS ofte. under the mlIaEeFett Of It's rTtstni no
rs,OIT has be LlbtreltiLS To reputation toT sgftIi.
VI OitIatiVnS H. the Artificial Department Of DeHiliy
Tor tee last ten ye1rS aud eHtIe or tfOIt tla 30
WaEtRE 10 give iitlItc0 TO eli 10 mar Nor with
tteiI T1uplAfe.
his b,criter1 would call attention tie following
eSEeEiill points pertaining 10 a Teeth, Slt; Rtlu
AMI HiuTIlEssS VI appearance quality and AtttfthO
THE nieTillt cOmTt TO tie NtaieTi and TseLes4 In
restoring tie LGiuISl appearance tAEtReth, aud ltl
Is 10 naAt,aie in all Of Which tLsI aye waLI1Tted In
saying they are exceeded BY nOt and eauaIed b but
isw,
Inserted from one 10 foil set, with Artificial DUNE
Pui AID lLlf sta invSulbly iLSrIttd BY suction
Al OFeiliIOnt Ia Dentistry performed Iuik HsoN III.
TERMS: :
CoEtiI!rin: tie aupeIlVr Character o! The work. and
tie Aahee given, iEey aye the HosI iealOabe ~ the
He9i.
Two TEETH Oh MORE oS GOLD tIAIE, 81,
So per Tooth.
TWO IEIrM or HORE on SILVER PLLTE,
81 per Tooth
Tie noRey TeSpded II Ihe 1eslh 10 noi PTON Hlii-
htlOTy.
n5-For tie Information Of thote living At ai.lihtt,
We would STATE that OUT 1Cuet Se slth, that No can
10 hoVIt AC small eteA Nv proportion, 50 that no De
ttn!IOE Iced be 'Prisltnded.
], G. CINkROS. DtntIss.
So.iH Wat SiAIE 81. between haze and Elm,
ati!-iy Ci.ciElAil,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Groceries at Wholesale.
sOO RRLS. NOLASSESi
UUU 51I BAGS Ri0 eoettI
50 ISHken LatViTG eo9tei
20 Old Java
81 kOrei Cl'spdtiA lostseoi
- ktst Gw. ...
10 bSiS eOi and dry '..
50 boxes SieWI,ViN. !. cand.eSi
40 lids SV3lF
o. bbiS LOTtTiES's fe6re4 SrSaH
10 hkdS LOulISm E.E
SihfthY. It., 4. r, and lmrtIII TelH
n eAuy boNeG
70 IlLite6 Ti6ei
PI bOxeS While pipsSi
% CV1E'S taIey Soaps
Tose;bRT With tOl R9NOTim<ht Family GToteHt!
istlpl SPeti Fruits, Dye tiuH' FI'h ee tie oT FAX
""'0's''" " TGLLAST 4 DELAPALlS,
80 - Main Sttett.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Althat have property oiasure, vii! please any
seTpimi,s Tue meteIn; re ia9e erOsc Vi ms o any
long trtd c,r1sitOh For Use Ne. . ~ S".
ilonSLand to- ABILITY and mans will siT'c me attention
Of The ius Jnns pUtt confirm ihs' snhl'isLte ~
The pIC ai'I sHy NIe tau cOniasl lS,en'
il,ion win octl aud STATE lnSu anCe OH e'' 20 usi
3D. It's in,esn.Els ate y: that 99!d t"t &c Us 'ot 70
be materially Affected b! the late deesAOH IN 'Si' ESS'
Tpsiner.le Of It's capital s'O:E 10 ShPp'' Is a nora
6Je elSu adIiIOnA 10 tie tlsuiih o. be
aud permanent tuVesInHEt FOL tie PsdSF sRu sFea'! %
It's policies. : va ,valAy
emL6ti in lie lei ihv Company las paid ta! Ss1e' q.
III lie maj It,r sIIS NtStJU IiGIth Uii!:e a'Uie' W
,iDSiWnsti, 10 Ia Aumot $3.50? o. - 81 "hi.N ~
nld considerably IN slY,l6e al the inns ie;i we
a.j iiIaSIAL no suit gr litigation u aNOr siy q
Ldycsmeis 10 The COEtEul:ce % us Ns"ime
pSI.t, III It's increase, they sill fud It's a:sni e,ti
eud 10 tue den GndT Of huNneS ES hels'"ct'
viii onniiIuje Il I,OTAbe ISeA sEi Terms, as Ie
cun;y ~ all peIII's. ,,,,,.o,, -,
..,- WLHs,in: Va
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

Nix. THAcxrRAY's LECTURES. - The
london Illustrated News gives ,sa HAT of
what VIC may expect in Mr. Thakelays
lectures his Fol-.
Mr.. Thacseray, having finished his
Newcomes," is now actively intent on
his forthcoming visit 10 Ancyica. lie
siart', we believe, in S2piema-r, with four
lectures, entirely new, and Aich will be
delivered Tor the first time, Ia America.
Ills subjects ore admirably selected. lie
has chosen the four Georges, assigning a
lecture 10 each reign. What smart and
trun things he will say OF Sophia Dorothep,
OF Caroline Of Anspach, of Charloue So
rhia, Of Caroline of Brunswick. His IA
,ori,e Queen must necessarily &c Caroline
ot Anspach, Queen Of George II. She
was very able woman. Only conceive
the bitterness ord bright bits Of Lord Her
yey and Lord Oxlord--5itIerod and bright
cned by Mr.. Michael Angelo Titmarsh!
On the War of Independence, Mr. Thackc-
ray must knuckle a little down to Jonathan.
or he will not drew the dollars at Boston
and Now York. But he is sure 10 draw,
and 10 express his own manly b9!ef with
o,s fear or favor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

THE FLIGHr OF SANTA ANNA -"Ir-
spcctor," the Washington correspondent Of
the Now York Courier relates ti, following
interesting par,icuafs uf The fight Of San.a
Anna -
l learn from private gentleman. ar.
rived by the latest conveyance from Mexi-
CO, tha' the admitted cause OF Santa Anna's
fight was lho d sire 10 save his private
fortune, which is immense. lie is very
nv,rcou, ami took his m assures so well
that be succeeded in his object. The skir-
mish at the National Bridge is said TO Lave
been occasion Il by The attempt of The pur-
suing party TO capture particular box Of
gold, which although marked as the private
prop rry Of Santa Anna was claimed la he
government funds. Bat his llinhness had
taken his measures too well, and got of
with the gold. !, i, the opinion of my in-
forlnim that SANTA Anm hal ran away
sooner than MAS rec ssary, iIi1t his cause
was by no means desperate, and lhal lis
flight may have been IA part of a secret ar
rangemeni wl;h his opponents, VIII prefer
red negotiation TO ii, hing"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

BABBIHG WomAS.-The following act
of Assembly was passed in Virginia in
1892 -
AN act for tho punishment of ~ andal-
ous persons Whereas, many babblng
womcn SANDER and scandal ~ thcir neigh
bors, tor which their poor husbands are
often involved in chargcabls and vcxliious
suits and costs in great damages. Bat it
therefore enacted by the authority Aforesaid,
TIA, in actions Of slonncr, occasioncd by
the wife, alter judgment passed for damag.
es, the woman shall b, punished by duck
ing; and if the SANDER should b. so enor-
nous as TO be adjud led at greater da'nagcs
than five hundred pounds Of tobacco, then
the woman 10 suffer ducking for each five
hundred pounds Of tobacco aijudged
against the husband, if he refuses To pay
the tobacco"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13


Theoiogicai Serninaries, scientific and Distinguish.
ed ,lblic Men,--and in fact, by all classes IA the
community, Among others II rs recommended by
Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEgcHER, late President
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DIR. LEoNARD WOODS, Abbott Prof. Of
Theology in Andover Theological seminnry,
Mass. non. DASiEL p. TBoMpsoS, Secretary
of State Of Vermont, author of"Grecn Mountain
Bows" ,""L ok Amsdcn," Sc, Montpelier, VT;
N.P. WILLIAMS, Esq, formerly Collector
che Port Of Baltimore, Md. 4; Rev.JosEpHLircn,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. g. FERsALD, Portland,
Me. and many others.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up ~ size, in large square bo,ties uith
rich cnamticd blue wrappers, gh direoipns, and
fac simii, of VIM. Jon'n Cutlv, containing nearly
four times the quantity Of the smaller size.
Bepar. NJ Counferfn,s and mutations J!
enquire Tor the article by ITS WHOLE sAME,
'ayEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & co,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecares aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sizc,
81 90; small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
i, 6in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
,VJOy ESAJ.E CONFECTIONERy


T1HE subscriber bcgs leave 20 mio,m AL
| those doing business in Confectionery, tht
he has opened now Wholesale Confectionery
Store at No. 72 Spring street, one door South
from his retail store, where he is ready to sup
ply every thing belonging to this line, vik:--
iozenges by the box and smaller quantities,
An kn Is of Stick Candies. Drops, Hearts, CO.
coanut Cakes. Kisses, Nut Candle ts, Cough
Candies, etc. All kinds Of Kettle w ork Almond,
Cass,a BnJs, ,Suyar'd Cinnamon ,Su,ar'i Clnves
Sugir'd Cardoman, CELERY and Carraway Seed,
Sugar Pums different sizes, etc. Also, can he
supply at the shortest notice, with all Kinds Of
French Confectionery and Chocolate.
Tie qnaty of his Confectionery is justas
good as any offered in the place. lie wa, rants
i, to be ALWAYS fresh, purely h,vorcd, free from
Il ,ur or any other addition used by others. Any
thiDg not found as recommended, will be taken
back. For the Accommodation Of his custom
ere he will send around team with "A fresh
s-ppiy several Tires through the week. For
all goods sent and paid for at The Wholesale store
above mentioned, he allows cents discount for
every dollars worth counted from one dollar
upwards q MUENCilNGEk'
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KINsLEY & cos.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmis-
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, sc. and for the collection and payment
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES Boston, III State street; New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila.
delphia, 80 Chcsnut street, Newport, l9OThames
treet; Fall River, Main street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) iy3'
v. u. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and Ieral ofthe Times in the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and Is duly
empowered TO take advertisements aud subscrip
tions al the rates ne ,equired by Ills receipts
will be regarded as payments. His offices are
Boston, Scollay's building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North.
vsst corner Of rhirdpuu chssnlr strrets.
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A bar-kcercr in Rutland, ", who la h,
heea indi'ed ioT selling iiqror complains
that thc authorities have put bick tho tenn
pcrance causo az least years by prosecuting
him. Hesoys ihatthe people wero becom-
ing 80 wen trained that hey took liquors
from BIN which whetc tao rt-is water,
and aiifhs hid been le, a'anc h, would
have got them so tai they would have
lank clear water within s menha
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The Rush for GoA--A large numl er
of islsh people arrived here by The evening
train oi cars from Boston, on Monday evc-
ning ln route 10 Now York, where they
inlsnJ lo iske passage tor California;
Th, extreme low price Of ihy dollars for
> stecmge passage in the Nicaragua line Of
steamers, has doubtless contributed great
y 10 the rush Of emigration to The land Il
gold Which az pTcsent eAiais.--f f,aR Rir,r
Ntng.
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4 lady being asked why she always
came so eariy 70 church replied " Becou.e
it il part Of my religion never 10 jz arb the
religion Of others"
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRnGA, &s.

"BYRoN, OENEsEE Co, N r, ttf. 1y 1BF7
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE CO. Some time last wie-
ar nv wife became so debitaed from the effects Of f
orod and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not I'm her
child or perform any household labor Her medcn trese
nent varied according the advice and prescriptions
,, the most eminent Lhy ysicans until su was e1hasN
ID In useless efforts. She became very seleon th.f
Al the tmo she commenced taking Byonrs Medicine she
weighed no than eigiyfve pounds but ey the rrss
,he had taken four bottles she became perfectly well Tho
,u,e is so perfect that she is enabled To do all neos
ary household work. and gained thirty pounds Of flesh In
our weeks. Yours truly, G. b. GALENT1NE."
The reader will observe that Mr. GALEsTIsE says "es.
KILL He we are informed by H. s. TERRY Esq, of
hs sane place has studied medicine.
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Stoves, Ranges
F j R N A c ( S j..

MAY always be found at the Subscribers, Q
hl most approved patterns, aud set with care
and warranted TO work well. Also, tin and shee'
ron ware on band, with other articles usual,
kep, NJ such q store. Tin, copper, and sLee
roe ,,s ssds order. Orders solicited.
WN BROWkBLL.
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cANcERous scRoFULAl
Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HASkINS statement Of cure! Ne ~
sMy wife procured one bottle Of BRANTS PURIFYINY
commenced using that and began get better. That botiR
enabled get of esy bed where had ,eep eonhned
90 ueay the sscond bottle enabled of hs house
ne M,d bottle enabled 0k too mles, ~ Rome Cen
re- where procured rz boiss morej and when had nm
U-and 1sSss bottles more effected PERFECT CURE q
Ll tho ulcers, and restored me 10 good health"