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FIVE HUNDRED THoUsANn =


~ - -
he anthor having devoted his exclusive attention to the
treatment Of complaints peculiar females in respect To-
which lie Is yearly consulted by tlousapl h,,b Ia 1880
and by letter. " '''
Here every woman can discover by comparing her own
symptoms with those described tho nature character
causes o. and the proper remedies for her complaints
lb1 wife abou, becoming mother has often need o.
Instruction and advice Of the utmost importance TO her
future health, In respect to which her sensiti,ene, for
bids consulting medical gentleman will end such in
suucon and advice, and also explain many symptom,
Nmeh otherwise would occasion anxiety alarm as all
the reculiare- incident her situation are described
How many are suffering from distractions or irregular
tiles peculiar to the female system which undermine the
health, the effects Of which they are ignorant, and for
which their delcacy torbds seeking medical advice
Many suffering from prodpH1 ut> Calling of the Womb
or from fuor dBrs (seaAness debility Sc) MANY ara
In constant agony for many months preceding conaue
ment Many have difficult II not dangerous delvrrie-
and slow and uncertain reeoyeres Some whose live. are
hsrded during such time, will each hnl in it, pages the
means Of prevention ame!orat!on and relief
1t OF course impncticalo 10 convey fully the varoas
subjects treated Of they Of nature strictly 10
tended for the married tho-e cont,upt marriage
Reader, are you husband or a G,tLrrS a wife or a
mnherf Have you the welfare Of those you Iore
1t h.rtf Prove your sincerity, an! lose no dine M
learning what interfere with thor health AuI hap
pines~ not less than your II viii avoid to you and
You're it has to thousands, many day Ut Iau AMI
anxiety followed by s'cpIc,s ush's incapscitauns tue
mind for iiS ordinary e'ocsuon sul cNiau,uus those
means tor medical Attendance medicines AMI advertised
nostrum- which otherwise would rlo,Ie fr declining
wears, tho irf'm, o age ami the proper sluca'ou o:
your children
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Sugars. AlOlaSScS. etc

Sn HHDS. BROWN SUGAR
wv 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed, powdered n nd
cohee 30 bbls. and % hhd.. Syrup and Molasscs
uERElCk 4 MILES.
Nov IS. JIrtt
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Gents Silk Shirts,

ENTLEMEN, YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAS's
~ nice lot of silk Shirtsfor summer wear, just
the thing for this climate, Also, good assortment
ofllosiery, Gloves. &c. Callat the Corner store.
June 20
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New Firm as2d New GcOe.s,
AT IUE OLD STAND,
Opposite the Bank Of burlington.
's'IIE - BSCRlBERs having this day 3rmci
co-laItnership under the style OF
FAY & ChILUS,
are now prepared to olgr large and general as
sortmen of goods IN the line Of Buota and Shoe. at
wholesale and retail at the most reasonable prices.
Among tho assortment may be found the following
items viz
10 Cases Mems thick bootslO0 pr Jenny Lind Eoo,ces
10 do do Kip do 100 do do pygccd do
do Gents Calf do 100 do laiic. Gong Cater,
30 rr do Pat Leather 100 do fuc tirp'd do
Congress Cater, 100 do walking Gaitcrs
~ It" Oxford Tics 800 do walking shoes
% do Montcrcys 800 do fine Euskihs
cases Mems calf Brogans 200 do fine Slips
d. do cowhdc do 200 do fancy tipl'd Cucks
do Enamclld shoes POO do plain cuancl'd d"
> DO Boys Calf Brosans 30 do Misses Kossuihhoots
do do cnnnc'd shoes 80 do jenny land do
do thick Erugans 100 do Calf Eoots
l do youths calf Boots Ladies Rubhcrs
l do Boys long Gaitc,s
Together with the usual variety found in oar line
Of trade.
Also 100 Sides sole Leather, 30 do Oal tanned do
The above goods have been bought expressly f., tho
Spring trade, and will offer great inducements t, al
who are buying goods IN 4ul line.
Terms Cash. Custom work and repairing done to
order.
L. j. FAY. 4. CHILD~.
burlington, hpri! ID, 1888. dGw3mos
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would he glad to hsvs further supply,
n. the medicine is becnmmiug very popular, and [
think will continue, n it has given rcici in every
instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, VI. D., Mt. Vernon Ind
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sNrs,ls. Mc

sr,,te. lNc.
lnn BONES NJ. X. RAISIN~.
wv 80 quarter do. do
boxes Lemons
100 bus. Chcstnuts and nuts ~ all kind.
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves, pspIor sauce, Mauca
roni, Ncrmcelli, Nutmegs, Mace, &c, &c, Tor sale
by uEEKICE & MILES.
Nov. q ;twt,
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Vt FYLEs, Vt D
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital

Louuov, III. April 18th, 1850
SiRPprmit me ~ adde's 20 you few lines and do me
the honor To reply to request hat will make in the
conclusion Of this letter etc
am srniua'e Of Trans lvania Medical University
hav' ir''u.i medicine IN this wilderness country about
Nv t'r- but owing to exposure 20 bitter cold weather
hay" teen ini posed Vi Acute rheumatism about
months After having exhausted my skill In the treat.
m'i' = my case, and deriving no benefit induced
70 CIV" h'ur FLLp L1r.A OF stHsATARtLLa fair trial,
hni a'r"riu. purchased bottle Of your medicine from
your agent Nr. trors- T. brown. about weeks ago,
Hhi must confess that one bottle has entirely cured
u my opinion that your preparation Of sarsapAra
d, lA superior 10 any other preparation iu use
o. wni 'Rke great pleasure in RECOMMENDING it the
iH'''i ~ being remedial agent aud advise III.
lu' 81. iii- to u-rit III their practice. etc
1f.ar.. rftt I. .F.r IL Ia . A.
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hsr" exam med the let Of articles that conf os+ i,h,
Bhus Extract Of >arsuparI AMI have Hesitation in
"A itt thai % j. suie AMI yIluth" compound IwuuI
prefer u 20 any Hrc. now in for the s- arising
from an impure fHt Of he blood faint ot the system
l cohti'utly recommend II IN friends ~ bruy a
pos-rful Extract, and That ur.-y. Will cure AL
c, 1t diseases Tor which It Is eul-,t If used
according to directions | believe it 10 BE- u valuable
succriau"um 20 Mercury 49, Sny, | have nv doubts
NhrihT in the most violent aud protrurtel cases Of
syphilis. accompanied with Nodc, rrophe in carries Of The
b"nts whether It ought not to "y.r, oar remedy
:. Il Nc uNA' NE. VI u.
Honorary member of the N.Iica. so,i.-, ielphs
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Just Received al the Bee-f;;ye.

4 LN W01o 0I lnOfc Superior LAIIt1 LLOIliSi
also, SPANISH CT ELLD CLOTHS, II new aaU
tHshionaAl, article for Cloaks. Together with an
immense variety Of Cloak and Dres- Irimmiu-s-
For sale lower than over, at the sign ct the BEE
I'VE. y. PkCk, JE
burlington, bees d&wtt.
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The Cntholicon i. doing good service here All
the patients that have tried the medicine hav. been
benefited but ono-and that one nothing will help
Truly yours.
wM. LAIRD HAZLETr, NJ. D, New Philadelphia.
Ohio
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'f"msmitiina tOSst MI-TIOv. SCROFULA.
III IttHONDRIh, INSANITY CUJrT
RINGS EVIL, aud other AID
worse Diseases. M
DREADFUL INHERITaNce

HUM TIE TAELNIS
And must this continued Must this bos |. there n,
emely' No reliefS No hopef"
4, me remedy Ia by knowing the causes and nvoilir,
mem and knowing the remedies and Lonenus by them
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sssasqcEkfE.s 81

HANING Retained to my old stand Church
street. am now prepared to supply the needy
with the best Of
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, MHoaroni,
Tapioca, Ncrmiciila, Farina, Corn
starch. Raisins. Split Peas.
Canary anu Hemp seed, al kinds NJ SOAP
MdcFerel Sahnon, Cot Fisb, Lamp
OIL, burning F2uid Cider
Vinegar, Pork L0rf,
Flour by the barrel or pound, Buck Wheat and
Meal, at very moderate advance from cost and
as make all my purchases for cash think my
prices will be found satisfactory
q. l.. WARNER
Jan. 25th. 1855 dGwolnus
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Smith Pierce, Mup,I,r--G Hale, Ch,i"a-
f " Brown, i,ispak-Rcdfcldk Granni,., Mni-
P.1J-C Case 4 60. BrIni5u-E W Blaisdell,
U1a1m"- Collins { Porter, Mntpcl,,r- Wclch,
Brm31u-W IL Wallace, Lrl,bws-L Pratt, Jr.,
HnLh.k-N h Collins, Nntpsi0--S h Nichols
Rrhps'a-PM erryfcll, Wni,o,-B 0 Tyler,
Wr'y,irI--p Mott, Il. AH4a,
Jan 10. wGmin
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Ribbons and Dress Trimmings,

! NtDDOI9 uHU DItSS trimming 5.
y EN sly LES, and very desirable, worthy the
1 ' attention Of every lady Also,
GRASS CLOIH e MOHAIR S6/RTS
justreccved this morning at
May 18th, 1853. dIwtr
w AK Dolls, with orwithoutmoycablc eyes and
w India Rubber Dolls. A fine s,ortmeut of
Concave and Convex Spcctaccs, in gold, ,ily En- and
steel bows, just received by JAS. L. BRINSMAID.
successor to Brinsmaid, BrothcrG Co., old stand
Church street, Burlington.
Oct II -,
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SERAPHINES AND MELODEONs
SAEET MUSIC.

Manufactured by PRlScE 4 Co, Buffalo and CARBAR,
Needham, New York. Of all sizes and patterns
lnI rNNry d ~ I
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

r. ~. ..,':ii s 1861 49,
r:.-,s .. ,t-.a- a.c ~
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Removal 4! I!
VI ItAL MEKIuANLIs

and all goods pertaining to his branch Of business
large assortment of PIANO FORTES from tho
Manufactures of
thieher'ns. Woodward ~ Brown,and
Brown = Allen.
whose Instruments are we'll known t. be supcrior n
any others manufactured in thi. country
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FNHERE is Grocer in this town, who fIhfs and
L skas bis Peas before selling them his name
is DEWEY
jan 4. 1855 dt
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Gentlemens Shawls.

lust received by Express, large lot of Gentle
- mons shawls, TURKS Clothing store, No
Bank Block,
Nov, v ddwu
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Persons wishing to purchase
DRY GOODS or C1EpETrNf.

VIII tnd an oAtcusNc assortment at ljO Church st.
selling at prices which make it for their interest 10
call before buying elsewhere.
G. T. STAMFORD.
Burlington, Jan. 1855. aAHtf
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~ hc

Sn{i X EGG : "EAGLE' NAILS ALSO
'pO Axes, Shot, Lead Powder, and safety fuse
lust received by HEEBICK a MILES.
Nov. IS. dIwti
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ROOM WANTED.

ROOM WANTED.
LNNPEBIENCE has demonstrated to hundreds,
~ yes, thousands, that
ST6NjE ORD'S
/, the place To-
PuTchas" Competing, uii-'loth, Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, CHEIP!
am nov Offering better opportunity to the Pub
lie than ever before, to secure bargains, room is
wanted for
NEW s2BsafsN
will close out my entire stock ls. -e list March
next, at prices that will perhaps sdr1lsc tho pur-
chaser. g.. +. STAMFORD.
burlington, t,tru .-.a. dGwtf
.'itaO 4 Or. ,, ~ ...TlOdiOnS.
lSt policy to buy poor article which lasts only
] a short time and H. then worthless, or would you
have a thing of the best quality Remember that
the PIANO FOklES aud MElODEONo Tor sale by
L. 5 RUST, are warranted Of the first quality and
are manufactured by the best makers in the coun-
nv Just call at the MUSIC STORE aud compare
them with other Instruments of the kind.
Feb 7. ddHf
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Kid Gloves Kid Gloves :,

The very best article made, all sizes and culors
Also,
Ladies and Misses MIts, silk and LIsie
Gloves, together with an assortment of Ladies silk
and Gaule Vests, just the article fer this climate
every lady should have them.
For sale at LlMAN'S.
May 7lh, 1855. dGwtr
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The cIaims n thi' medicine u the confidence VI
the public strengthened by the fact of s having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage of
many prominent member, Of the Medical Faculty in
the United States. some of whom have voluntarily
given letters of commentator, ('ec pamphlet sus.
tanning all that is claimed for it as curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
uching the nature and symptoms of the above
toascs, together with testimonials from ladies Of
the highest rcspcctablity, certified by the most
tie actory authority, to all which the aten on Of
ladies and practitioners is respectfully nyited can
h had gratis at the store 81
THEODORE 4. PECE, Druggist, Wholesale 4
rct,tl Agent. burlington, VI, tiso sold by Mel
SON FaircuiIi, Milton, :. G.. l,hau, Winooski
Falls.
!. II. M\RCUISi & CO., Proprietor.,
Central Depot, iOi broadway, n, Y,
April ., 1883. wilmos6
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Dress IT.,
Notice.

Z GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
"a june a. dGwtf LYMANS
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Cy-llear what DR. StHpp, pa stefan VITO stands a,
tn 'oFo hi profession sysof John Eu l- >arsptrll
nav" teen using John huls >arsauufiIa IN great
variety # 'hronr i."gses win the mot happy Effects
ana hHve Il" hesitation IN recommending tie pubic
for the cuT" Of crotua syphilis and a.. ru'uueou. and
s.Hutuar diseases. Yours. most frrrritIy.
Le"hpor', Ky, April q. l'iH WI sIAPP. NJ D.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE,
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOUlD KNOW

How oNen it happens, that tho wife fingers from
year to year in that ItiIble condition as not even
for one day to feel the happy and cxhlarntinr nau
ence incident to the cnioymout Of health
THE BLOOMING BRIDE.
But few years ago in the flush of health and Youth
ana buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and apparently in.
explcaby, becomes feeble sickly, saliow debili.
tatcd wife, with frame cmacated, nerves unstruny
spirits depressed, countenancc bearing the imprcss
OF suffering, and an utter physical and mental iros.
uhtlon, arising from Ignorance Of the simplest and
Ilainest rules Of health as connected with Tho MAJ
riage state, the violation Of which entail. disease
suffering and misery not only to the wife, bat often
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON The CHILDREN
"rN1o THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
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Kid Gloves,

4 FRESH LOT OF very nice White and Colored
~ Kid Gloves, all sizes, for Grntlcmcn aud
Ladies, just received at LIMAN's
Feb Il, 1880 d&wtf
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
PRlNATE MENlNAL CnNIpANInN

BIZ TK \, GAURiCEAU,
PROFESSOR DsEAsi1 oP WOMEN
one htndredh Edition, (j0OOOO), ISn,o pp 80.
los PINE PAPER, EHut, mSpr>d, sIO01
standard work Of established reputation found cl,s.ol
IN the Catalogues Of the great trall sales IN Nry York
u'Aoelha, ana other cities, AMI SOLD hy the principal
o"GsScers in the United states It MAS Hrst published
In 1877, since which time
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SOAP

IHl. BONES No. SOAP,
VIZ 20 do Chemical DO.
50 do Toilet do.
HERRTCK / MILES.
10 - d6ytt
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t. FHIttIrtI. OFFICES; NJ. > l.ii.ey
EuildinL, turtinnd--trrct. sew York; nnS
No. Fitti->trc"t, i.nui-,ti". ~.
\. Ian, A;'lt':or Burlington and vicinity
Dec IT, Io'l WI year
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STONE WARE.

NICHOLS BONNTON HAVING PURCHASED
! ' of Ballard Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, are now ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice, every description of Stone
Ware. NICHOLS BONNTON.
Burlington July !, 1854. dSwtt
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Cos, LUsIyE-l J.. W. S-Auu j, Wile, ap.' generally
known a, M eloquent ant Hccomp ,hrI pastor + III.
church, and Rev. Stevenson las been known as on.
Of the most talented and zuus meub.rs that TIA. Ken.
'u"Ll 'oui,rr'- ''.tI i-.' ..-s ,.a,-- and a,
tis tim" lining the high and station Of agent
for tirM T. Book Concern
LOUISVILLE, MAY .Oth, 1913.
Ne have used John Bulls S,r,lparIa and hav. known
n 10 lee used. with entire satisfaction and We have no
hrslanou m s'aius uEr h-I.f that n j. a safe and
valuable medical compound aud calculated 10 produce
much sUt aud rtu'te much suffering, and ti,tefone
Would cheerful! aud mos. earnestly recommend it to the
hihlc''l " SElIUN,
ls'surN sIEkLSSON
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II II remarkable fact thst among the hundreds of
eminent phy sirtus who have examined IN. recip. bv
-hrh Bulls sHrsaphrt Is prepared not one has con
dpmrei IL, hut all approved II, and commend Il in the
highest terms. Many ply sirais express thrmseves
nfrongly the belief that It u decidedly the hes, prppa
ration # that has been placed before tho
public. Although there many phy sicaus who feel
reluctance to having their appended the recon
mrndaion q any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve q IL in the highest degree there are
Others who frankly yield their support in favor If a
remedy which they know il capable Of doing so much
good IN afflicted community. A-Hn evidence read th.
following from oil aud r-c'Ah'e phN sirans Of hgh
stan4lng In DE community 3D. Which LLey live.
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Watches

u BRINSMAID'S
Old stand, Church street.
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TrninsuGoing North.

NORTHERN AND WESTERN. BRITISH AND
UNITED STATES MAIL KOJ TE.
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The above statement know to be true.
/ y. NEWLAND, VI. D., Utica. Y. Y.
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Purchas" 'nrpeiins, uII-''Ioth, Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, CHEAP
NEW AaNaas.e

am now oHerinsa better opportunity to the Pub
lie than ever before to secure bar aims, room is
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~ Testimony like the following renders snperauous
ali comments the efficacy of lu Sarapnra From
DR. T. T. laui'll Professor If thcmis'r, In the Ioui.vila
Nritn college: llaye iook, the i.t Of inpr.ii.,s
Comrosug John Bull COMPOUND Ex'Iac' Of Sarsaparila
AM have IN he'h'ion in saving that they form safo
compound HiI ~" That proues We. in chronic diseAses
10 which i' Is applicable l. T. YANDELI II %
Loul.yi. %. June .. ls4S
Nnr r. IN'.. lh, .i"irr h, appointment ~ The Lou
Dec Vt H. % .t.> 90 Eu...- Saw ti.t.iI
iuriN'IlF Gut,u -. 1915
v""Namnri the rrs-ripr"r t'r the preparation Of
john IU., S't.a Itt aud b., tie combination to
he AN excellent AMI well cocut.ei 20 produce an
ai'-r''iv" irrss ma he stem. have used both
In public AMI private rrrc'ira and think It beet
article ~ SHrsaI HuiiIt nov IN use
VI. PYLES VI D,
Resident PLY stefan Louisville Marine uespi.Al
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Northfeld. May u. Is5j
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MA GNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE RIOT.

LOUISVILLE Aug. Few pariieulars can be
gwen as yet. TIE not commenced in The Isl WsTd
by two gentlemen, Carnage, beng fred al from
. house occupied BY Germans or IGfsh, Eogndiuy
one OF the gentlemen E D. Williams, watchmsn
End ward, Joseph Selvege and John Latta. ANN
cans, went to the scene of conflict and were drsd
at, wUnnding all three. Exaggerated reports reach
cd the lower pan OF the city causing lsrse crowds
/ TO go up. Two Germans In the house from which
! The hrias commenced ere shot and bsat-n 50
\ that their recovery Is doubtful, and the houSs
sacked. The crowd then proceeded 10 some heusss
ar the corner Of Shady and a,irira Streets, Uhere
some Germans had dsed from, and completely
rldt!sd them
! The next scene occurred At the head of JefT-r-
son StIeet. Parry Of gentlemen coming into The
| city were fred upon from large 5rewery.
/ TIE Cross Proessdzi up there, sacked the
brewery ana some froases and huTaed The former
/ to The ground. Several Germans were LaEIy
besien.
On tte stree, below an American was slightly
wounded. An irshmau vas also shot and badly
4 beaten.
Shots lad been fred from ali the houses V hich
were attacked
TIE crowd talked of sackiug the Catholic Ca
thedrai. where /: was ranor-d AIMS rre conceal
e. Mayor Barbee and oih-rS, however, prevailed
on their 10 leave, End they marched 10 the Filth
u ard engine house with tEeir cannon. An was
supposed 10 be over and the crowd quietly DIS
petSsJ..
The lrishman who was shot yesterday died this
morning.
While this was going on in TIE upper part of the
city se'erai persons were fred On al the lower end
OF Main s..
About P. H.. two Americans wee shot from
an IRISH house on the corner Of Nam aud Chapel
streets. This vas WitLoui the ShgLirsi pEovoca
ton, as far IS VIZ can Iesrn
The Irlsbman who shot Rhodes X as Immediate
y hung, but was tut Gown before he was dead
Thirty OF mnEe shots were fred from thIS huuse. II
IS impossible 10 ascertain the number wounded.
Much excitement to-day. Some waIIike move
ments EsE= male ba: The crowd finally dispersed.
Larse extra police force on duty.
bishop Spaid'ag publishes card dtscaining
any connection Win tue rioters aud calling his
flock peace.
Coffee houses are all closed. and but few drum
zen men are 10 be Seen. The KEYS Of the Ca
tkeIral have teen placed in The Mayors hands by
/ Bishop Spaidlng.
| Two companies of armed volunteers arr march
ing 10 the eighth ward. 1t Is feared lazIe will he
nUEe Disturbance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

LIT SEaiSU!-Wro has not observed the ma
- w. 1''A-F miscagrvous CRY with which
7fs on the siGr walks call attention of
-.51 aFiTeEs to iBe bogs who are flching ride
n7 steps IA Tie Tesl! ''Cut behiudg screams
3. -leS=' and immediately Lhe boy on the coach
- s=!'=s OF iEenaiOus doigeS To escape the
nag eve or iHe diver, bat StIl rel2iHs his
-. eu- oehrnd"' again calls out the little
-, r- va ne Sidewalk, running after the coach.
~, -.- -o=s ias Que cHngins % the coaeh steps
Is persecution. OF shake his little isI in
100. As manner. The cry Is kept up-''cLt
FfeSsEt!g the driver cuts btIndiy behind
re, SesEst chuckIss as he gels on the
.'-s o. liz steps, lodges ms head, and thus
- 10 escape The Lash. But his persecuior
- e'<7' aid keeps up !is relentless ''cut be-
- sh-i the whlp al last touches the boy on
pa -'a'a' sha he gels OF, xmar,iug with tue
In, -.is boyish fun; bu! it has also tolerable
.-' lac= III mluIture to what Is going ca IN
f-a.-. game OF ate TIE boy on the sidewalk
-srr,-.-= class Of people, either eaten up with
80 -''s= 10 afs tu the enjoyment of pros
ass, -=2.ed 10 otbers-Eto are rdlng onI the
t=.-l,l-a aaa "ho take usisehievous delight IN a
ta-y t 80 TfSesuiioH Of those whose movements
.n.r'1 :. not the coGIage 10 follow. s'Cut be-
I'd .,. -=s cry 10 The DRYER OF Fortunes cooeh,
L., -, AseP up the cry, Ike Yelling pack, uei-
I--,s4 - coaxIng OF threats How they growf
g.rit 20 sN'!ifatiE lodges the lash: and Wheu
La. .'>-' loT they gloat over the injury they have
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-08

in, 2 F. JENNINGS, The accommodating Con-
ductor en- tn C. o. Raiiroad, has our thanks for
papers IN advance of the mail. He informs US
,hs, he bought his train through the Csmbridge
tunnel, though the passengers walked over ii, and
that Ihe anpei viii be entirely clear and safe for
Lie Psssageof trains aud passengers to day.