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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-13

WAsurrq1oS, Jan. s.-On Saturday, in tie Su-
preme Court. c. II. Mccormick applied to Mr.. JUS
tee Mclean for an injunction to restra'n ). r.
Nanny & Co., of Illinois, from manufacturing reap
ing machines. The defendants denied infringe
ment, and made application for hearing IN a
district in Illinois aud voluntarily rendered securl-
ty The court accepted the security, and ordered
final hearing in June at Chicago, and refused the
order for an injunction.
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- The old line Democracy appear to have
majority in the Indiana Senate, but the opposition
have the lower House.
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FOR RENT FOR Is55-

I WISH to rent my House and Lot in the suburbs -
Il OF Nashville, the distance from the Public
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot The house
has ten good and other cOuvenrnces The
tans i've and half Of gUund-some three acres OF
which is WelLenelOsed garden. There are on the lot
number Of peach cherry and other trees Also brick
stable and carnage house will rent this property low
to good tenant. WM s. LANGDOS.
dec28-f
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- The total income of the government of
Great Britain in 1852, was f56834,71l; in 1858,
957, 755,46l; and in the year ending 4th January
1854, 953 1862, 512. The surplus of income over
the expenditure was in 1852. f2,832, ZIG in 1853,
GO, 526, POP; and 1854, G3, 1913, 26O.
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AUCTION SALE GROCERIES,

AUCTION sALEOF GROCERIES,
BY DA us G SWAMI,
NO. IA U b L C U z E.
ON TUESDAY, THE 10TH INST, we VIII
sell for CASH. in front Store, Of the largest
and best assorted stocks of Groceries have yet Of
ered-the Goods being all and carefully selected by
of the firm in New Orleans; among which viii be
found
1913 hhds New Crop Sugar, of all grades, from Good
Fair to strictly Prince
coo bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
IS do Old Government Java Coffee;
$50 bbls New Moasses, in fine order;
IS 14-bbls do do do;
% bbs Loaf Sugar assorted numbers;
25 do Philadelphia Crushed Sugar.
Is bbls No. 8 Mackere; 100 boxes Star Candles;
rs boxes Cod Fish; 100 boxes Melee Cigars;
rs boxes Scotch Herriugs; 100000 Spanish do;
Is 4 bbls Dutch Nader IS barrels Pixies Magnolia
% casks English Soda; WhskeE;
% boxes Imp. 4 Y. II. Teas 16 bales Picked Moss;
48l boxes w. r. Cheese;
With a variety of small articles, such as Soaps, IaiioW
Candles, &C. - -
tSg- To which will be added $50 BOXES ASSORTED
GLASSWARE, consisting of Tumblers and great many
Fancy Articles Just received direct from the Mandatory
ianl2 DAVIS Il SWAMI.
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A CARD.
Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBEN FULLER
.. HAMILTON q FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets Nashville, TIE m
VSTE would inform friends and the public that We
w are still at old stand Market street. where
we have hand, and manufacturing, much better
assortment of work than have before offered to the
public, consisting IN part of the following kinds:
Mems superhne French Calf Boots and Caters
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes, Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Cali and Kip Boots, water
proof;
Mems and Boys Kip and Thick Boots, double and sin
gle soes
Mems, Boys and Youths Kip Shoes double and sin.
gle sOles
Double Sole Negro BrOgans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Chidrens coarse and fine Shoes;
Ladies' and Misses Calf Boots sewed and psgged,
Md
French No. d"
Tampico d"
&" Is French Morocco Boots
sewed and pegged.
We are making work from select stock, and in
good Styles and every part of the workmanship
sfrces kOae and uniform.
6 eEs- Work made to order. Also repairing promptly
and NEATLY done. -.ss
- Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
<i4al1-ly HAMILTON 4 FULLER.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
IL, =, WELLER'S,
No. 81. Mnrket Street. Nashyille, Ken

No. 50, Market Street, NashVIIIe, Iehh'
HAVE lust received and offer for sale, all kinds of
| Implements and Tools for farming purposes such
Steel Plows HaIrOws. Corn Shelters, Crushers, Large
Boilers Spades Maocks, Shovels, Picks MANURE Forks,
and HAY do In word have every tool in the garden
inc and farming business all Of which Will be sold
liberal terms.
ALso-I am in receipt of large lot of Garden and
Flower Seeds Of the most superior quality from d. Lam
dreh of Philadelphia. warrant them give satlsfac-
ton Come and try them 1janl1-tf
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GovEaEoR OF THE STATE OF
TENNEygEE e


To all who shall see these Presents Greeting;
w HEREAS 1t has been made "a AAh
w known 10 ne. that a certaa %$$SeSA.
JOHN ~ BOTTOMS, charged with AS9kS58<H
having cematled foul and atrocous murder the 25th
day of December 54 upon the BODY of John Sharkey
late Of our County of Rutherford has fed from Justice and
IS now running at large ......r
Now Their lore, |, ANDREW JOHNSON Governor as
aforesaid, by virtue of the pow and authority in vest
ed do hereby offer reward of thrae hundred dollars to
any person or persons who apprehend the said Bot
hons and deliver him to the sheriff or tailor of County
of Rutherford in order that justice in that behalf may be
had and executed. f-es
The said John ~ Bottoms is about five feet six seven
inches high foyfve fifty years of age dark hair and
ekn. blue eyes and left handed. He broke ail at Muir
trtesboro on the 9th of January, 1855.
ln testimony whereof have hereunt0 set
N my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
sAaI State to be affixed at Nashville, on the llth
sHS2 day OF January, 1855.
~ BY the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON
W. B. A. RAMSEY, Secretary of State. [janlS--w3t
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GREAT BARGAIN IN a Co,-NTkY RISE

ODENCE-We are now offering a decided bargain In q
desirable residence about mile from Etgdeld fronting uu
the GaatIn Pike opposite the residence OF Rev f. H. Pitts
The tract consist Of about Is very superior land
about acres fine timbered comfortable dwelling OuL
houses Lots in the immediate Of the residence vicinity
cannot be purchased at $500 per acre Call soon on
J. L&R. W. BROWN
dee3U2w. 49, cherry st
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WE the sole agents for the sale of Yucanzsd India
w Rubber Betting, Steam Packing and Hose manuiae
always on hand. MACY 4 HAMILTON,
isnII No. Al College street.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

II 7. P0INDEXTER would announce to the citizens OF
- Nashville and vicinity that lie has removed his Stu
do 10 a the Book Store Of W. T. Berry 4 Co
the south side Of the Public square lie has executed
few Portraits DUNG his Nashville which he will
take great pleasure in exhibiting To visitors Specimens
of his work also be at Mr. Freemans ON College
sreet-amOng them the full length Of the Hon Gave Jnhn-
SON. The ladies especially invited call. tjauStf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-13
THOSE REAL MEERsCHAUM PIPES.

HAVE Just received something rich, and chlsie
in the Pipe Line. Call and the richest and largest
assortment Of Pipes ever brought TO this State They
open and ready for inspection aud for sale who's
sale Orreta the sign OF the Little Indian corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
DECEIT j. MOORE
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RAN AWAY
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TTEz t35 subscriber residing three miles south of Mt
e M Naury county, Tennessee, the night Of
tie sHsbFt last, bright bay horse, three years
old 13aes hgh shod all round short name, and
tail rat az< the only he had little white
above fk hoe7 * thegght hind foot and small enlarge
ment he sN ;ont Of the left hind leg. He had
when be lez SPANISH sadde the tree had been broken
and mended; The horn in good order when he left
Any person ng information Of said horse to the Post
Master at Mt Pleasant Tennessee shall be literally
Warded NJ. j. NJ. DOBBlN,
Three miles south Of Mt. Pleasant-l2th district
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Bayard TayIOr's New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; or, Pie
lures Of Palestine, Asia Minor, sleiy' ana
Spain.
With Tinted Frentspiece and Title, and ha2 Uniform
with Central Africa"
Just received By w. 4. BERRY CO.
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ESTABLISHED 1916!
THOMPSON & CO.,
NASHVILLE INN.

TINE subscriber respectfully TO the public,
i that this well known Hotel, having undergone tho
rough repair and having been refurnished in every de-
parment will be reOpened for the reception of visitors
Tuesday next the 10th inst Pedgng himself that et
fort shall be wanting his part TO make his guests
Portable, he soIicits share of public patronage.
iaul3-3t :. J. CARTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-13
AY WIN EA ST!
TOOn. Nelson & Co.,

A Union street, Nashville, Tennessee,
IIAVE Just received many and interesting books,
Il to which attention is called -
'WAY DOWN EAST;
Or Portraitures of Yankee Life. By Sebs Smith, the
original Jack Downing
WISDOM, WIT AND WHIMS
OF Distinguished Ancient Philosophers; Embracing
the ost important and interesting incidents OF their
history theis personal manners and habits and anee-
dotes Of their intercourse among the high and the low,
with their most remarkable Apothegms, Proverbs and
Pithy Replies to difficult and curious questions, alpha
betically arranged. By JAS Barnard, A. NJ
IDA NORMAN;
On, Trials and their Uses. BY Mrs Lincoln Phelps.
THE NEWS ROY.
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~ Our streets are beyond CALCULATION IN the
most wretched condition We ever saw them. We
presume it would be impossible to cleanse them now,
since the dirt has been dissolved into an ocean of
mud.-Tue Wing.
And vet, we were told last September that Tire
Know Nothings had swept the city cleaul as
,1is the entertainment to which we were invited"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-13
J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner of Cherry and Cedar Streets,

WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
orally, that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per cent less than any other house in
the CITY, for cash purchase for each, that save from
ten to twenty We per cent. the following articles:
MeerSchaum Pipes, warranted GENUINE
Dutch Ypes-laIgest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large Variety
SnuGs-Rappee, Maccoboy, Scotch, Carrots, Rooms
&c.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do Lapgaorne & Armistead's, Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf DiliS &c &c.
Also just received superior article OF Ale, for sale by
the barrel ..
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do well TO call,
can furnish them with every thing in the business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-13

W,su1NeroN Jan. 9, P. M.-Scnator Norris, Of
Nv Hampshire, is lying in critical condition
t1on' an attack of the disease of the heart He is
The old soldiers to- Jay appointed committee to
attend TO their business here during the present
session Of Congress. ALL -.
= beautiful flag from the ladies of Albany, was
presented to the old soldiers by Col Taylor OF New
York It's said to be worth $780,
The convention was addressed by Gov. kltner,
of Pa, Ex-Governor Sprague, OF Maryland, Col
Todd, of Ky, and others.
So1aral members of the Cabinet were present at
the Opera last night The proceeds were about
$1,000.
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FOR ST, LOUIS.

THE SteamqOat ROCK CITY. J. 8. Dozen, 80
Master will leave for the eboye port on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, nth INST. -
For freight or passage apply on board. osto Z
J. 4 r. YE841f&n -
janis II. H. HAkfI} th IS.
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Valuable Law Books.

W. H berry q Co. have ;nst received
ENGLISH RAILWAY CASES. - Cases relating 10
Railways and Canals argued and judged in the Courts
Of Law and Equity, from 1885 to 1852. Edited BY Samuel
W. Bates and Chauneey Smith, Esqures. 8 vols $40.
the Law OF Railways decided in the Supreme Court Of the
United States and in the Courts OF the several States with
Notes. By Chauncey Smith and Samuel W. Bates Coun-
sellers az Law. Vol. l. Svo.
ANGEL ON LIMITATI0NS.-A Treatise on the Lin
tations of Actions at Law and Suits Equity and Adm
rally with Appendix containing the American and En-
cish Statutes of Limitations, and embracing the latest
Acts on the subject. By Joseph h. Angel Esq ThSS
Edition Revised and greatly enlarged by J.W- May Esq
vol svo
DRAKE ON ATTACHMENT-A Treatise on tie Law
of Suits by attachment the United States BY Charles
ID. Drake ESQ.,, of ST Louis. l vol SvO.
ENGLISH REPORTS Law and Equity Reports The
Common Law, Equity Criminal Admiralty, and Eecesi-
astca Reports combined. Edited BY Edmund H. Bennett
and Chaunesy Smith, Esquires Vol XIV. $40.
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TINE Superintendent is at the High School Building
daily from to IL O'Clock, A. ~, for the purpose OF
ing of the Schools on the first Mondy in February next
The community will bear in mind that all the depart
ments of the Public School system will commence IN THIS
building Children of both above four years Old are
admitted and it is earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should present their children early in cOmpi
anee wit h the above notice. FRANCIS Is. FOGG,
;srf ~ Pres't of the Board.
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HOUSE SERVANT FOR SALE.
6 O 90

q a WV
TO LOAN ON FOUR MONTHS TIME.
WE are now receiving a consignment ofctGA=EAA
w CARRIAGES, BAR0UCHES, AND fST$tsf>
BUGGIES, direct from the Mrnufactory, at
New York. which instructed to sell the above
terms Extraordinary bargains will be offered the stock
must be sold =. ?. PECK Il CO, ..
ianl8-lm Lower Market street. Nashville, Tenn.
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FOREIGNERS IN TENNESSEE.

The Columbia Herald shows the number Of
nreinners in Tennessee TO be as follows:
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TINE fine light-draught steamer NETTlE HFassz h
L MILLER SISTER, Master will leave Sse5Ytv.5ffSf
above and all intermediate landings, THIS Ssxssa
DAY. Saturday 18th inst at o'clock, y. NJ. For freight
rpassage apply on board, or to
janl2 III. ID. HAKRiSON, Agent.
.s- Orders for return fee left board with the
Agent. will meet with prompt attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03
NUMBER 1873
EASTERN BUSINESS.

AHtEl Q. AltHIWs.........H. JLfFcHrk soLtiekOIFLk
Mathews & Zolliokoffer,
GENERAL pnOpuCR
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
so, I2s NORTH HowhRD 5TREET,
BALTIMORE. rt.-.
coSSIoNNBN7S SoLiCITkD. VII! r.y Ti,iieH-
lar s,acn 10 the purchase VI Guauo and oistI lcr-
EEPERESC s ..r.-.. ...
laIss llIIfith, KSQ,
cLvistlSN KerneT, IS
nr. David KteLeT, ...
+, l.. PlIksr& Co, SR!ttrto'e.
karIfolOw, llGany & 20,
Long & RyIG,
livrst e Berry.
psvh Johnson, Et; Jtf:ssonep,r.
C.eSu! & q o., ClrtinCG:i.0 q
NAunEy q GiPlh. Pt,SeiShprg, We.
l,Ou, 2. K HhiitkU,T'T sLlhle, Tens.
Golfer. E*I Alto Ety Al law, Pits5uria. -
Iot neIlelG,E.. Egg, liilI, bor0', q.
L, v. Eul'On. ~. Wl'geT'A Reny,Na.
D. D.McConavShy, Kss. ANY al L,w, GettIshHIE, Ia
;yi-diyr
H - -
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Sexton, Seal s Swearingen,
INsHErknS ANN JoEBkRS or
FANCY DRY GOODS.

FMi.h ElT HII.
J. ". STXroS, J.. sra, 4. VAS SSEARISetS.
nFtER lnrprekirrs. ne irgeIt assortment OF tshsy
" nry floods inthecity. EEcnPrissSinPaTto
lin,.eIy NJ sll Kinds tEd grI.i.ist.
GlTv:s, uGIeTshiIts, DItiE SkiIts0H ColAT.
Nnc'ira l2rrs ri diNsf sT: 81 jCS ard eoloTt.
\ fine aN,Nvtlasn; OF Shell Combs.
60 10 do BuhSiO and Imitation Combs.
B1iIseS ofai d.,etiptioh.
DresS AMI si!Urh TIlLrTrEt Of ell klnlA, -
RuInetts. SlN en- d cG!'d *poO. Cotton
PeIiVnHTy o!allk kEdS.
IAa vel As cal many .'y ofsoad, ofoq owr iiarni
tNiion, whirh we cannot Fte mention, and whchtt well
worthy tie s:t.on 0! bIe We feel We can make It 10
thu incest 10 giyr VI | i1!. SeriA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03
New Watch and Jewelry store.
Rom, No. !, Washington Hau, Monroe ST.,

Rom, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
WHEELlNG, Va
'ilE subssrheT would ca the attention Of The public tn
his well selected stick o. watches, clocks, iewsTy,
siNerwae, aud faHey goods, which he Is now opening
His sotk IS composed inraItOf gold aud silver watches
keys, CARDS and Chains.
Every description oi god lewelryi
God, silver, silver plated and common slcctsetSi
Pure sye table, tea, deseI sugar, n'usiAld and SAT-
ir0orS, and hueI knivesi
Plated and Gti man silver forks, spoons, butter kMreA
etc tte.
Pori monnaet. pocket cutlery, 'ei.sOrsi
vrRY rISE iaIors, sirops, shaving Cream, tte.i
PcrfuEeGy eoabi, brushes aud great variety Of a'Hy
so0dsi
Particular ttenon plid to repairing wSiths, eoeSs,
and iswrliy, and eHgTaSlEs handsomely done.
A thaIb Of ratI onsEe 10 respectfully solicited:
an6.ltf C.P BROWN.
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in,inntan. ID, Liauid Llql. Dpt

in,tan,ant US Liquid Hal. Dye
RIO tho,t wishing hsr dye thai may BE depended u.
on gt tan chez fully recommend the above The es'
oey Te'ssnee can be given az TO is supt1oriiy owe
n, Of The kind now iu For sale Nholtst'
,tI' iis,sn ~ wv 7. n. L0GAS& Co.,
suS n.s,st stS@''" Srle Asrnis In hi, ei,s.
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For Unltimofe, Washington, PhilndelphiH
mud New oFE

.LSS.ISTl- .zkAkS1I5-- 5 ~ -slS--1--L-I-SEc
Great through Line for the Last
,I,HR baltimore ard Ohio Rail- Road fIom WLeellnG 10
| RsltnpOIt, and ropLtC!ius wilh tie Washington
anch Hall Road Al the Junction (sleiy called he Relay
nou.e)s miles h0E Baltimore, and With tLe Pladrl'
pha Wiminstona aud ,ltimo Hall Road 10 PhilLdtrma.
The srelt tuEr.l, upon the lire ave now t0m.led and
III. who road is Ia hne condition eLe's OLs Of tn"
most pittuTe1cu and romantic route IN The w0lt.
Tie new and splendid steamers nlthe unio! Line from
LOUIS vr and CinCunaii connect wiihihs road Wheel.
ing and through tickets iom ihvTe rlttst" RaiIot,
Washington, PLl,ueirh., &C., maj he AStr'''
Or on the boats. ..,.,.
ILeexInttS .n.lltant,yts whesnEtsiIy,at az c'sIotk
L. ~, (Wheellns tine and arrives Al CunbeiATd t"9l
mtSJ T. NJ and allowing two hnuis tere.ar ives IN
baltimore t3SO mltt,) athA. the next morning, ma
SHs tie TS,s e tnUUsh in tGou ~ h04' ineiGdrE all
StorraEei. ..,... ,.,.
without charge r..
Washington al the incon and lor Philadelphia. al Ssi-
nlOIe without extra thsrIe r,r.ls,a,et slowed am
rle linz AID Opro'vni;y Si all pnlnis eli mean
ri ron:h tickets iiom wLeelnG 10 i.lt'nIOre, [wIih
prytsr oiyIng over snywhs'c on III. Louie,( ss,S-o
wasln. ton, $3.50 10 Phil,deTtil sln-'o be had on
4,ard tie steamers o. the Uniom t on tie ONO ''d o.
The Rai Road tg.nt'st Wlee ins T. tEnl% M,la''
n1. WV v tk' " ''e'-' W ~
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3,v,r.tyctiiAeWtntS o. geateI length AID e'" thar
r,,,y,lnsrs.6d, u !on:eI tim" ttan Is months,
',',,,.v y,Ier seat W tue above vii: Be na de iu
,,r ,o.rs m ire h''; tne" ""n'hS' aud E' r'F Gent
r, %,irI.s ~ rIoessiorsltards, is9e"e" 't"'s H.
......'''.'''''''''"S ""
= sp,i, ,,i o. p. .UesstVna tArIt 0nt i9"As' - A.
i,l :. '..''.''''''''''' ,r'S .nS'
,,J t,,p.re,nt on tie above for Inside,
w .Sne communications tta' sed at sl'0 PER '"ou
STte,l norises charged s'orsI s9u.e tI a",n ~,
tI > seu1e and same rae o ditVanI ~; ,en 10,
.,,s:.I lIoeI ui squares as uiIneI 'he be"'e N'' "
taI,H, , il, E ,ur .il1'e insertions.
with Hohhy eh'"Ee' ""T so, n
''' ''. ear SsStvS
S,T, vlih Wtekll change Wv
E,m,r OF dea ks inserted aui'VI'iy' hG' 'ane'' "A
p,iicC Ch n kth. '''''''''' ~
H'rlr. rocr 4. To-
No.h'" '.; It,I Or npn u eS, ia advance |"'
p.,, linus r,tiCe, Inserted !Oi ltt r.f',.
N'''""| + K. ENRrLE>uN'
'OlS r n >>Eil.
SWEAR,HGH TAYLOR q 20.
gro U LITTLE X 90.
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Notice

CAPS.
ID kCElvbD th's day, the seI; ss'ortnsni Of Gents
IL yOuihS, and ehl1isns tlolh caps, ever brought T.
lIls city, wing been Seeetsd with great care IesIds
ANl. aid qGaaiy, TAsy eUmpise IN ftItas iullOws,~
Gent tvih oPea, bach AID whites gents hair eloh do'
black dtah and green riding hunting and apollo ta Ia
iso the Egyptian PyieMnl e'itkel cap, hew afiieei
together wh every oiht description o. htt o.
mill y, HARPEH " aoH
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UaguerleuLypes
Daguerreotypes

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chineae LutiTsl Washing Fluid
The ITt4ieSt lnaptoTe ensi yel dteovtTtd Tor tavlh
.hor end eaLsse IN wSsh,re Clothing and tiouse Clean
nr LineuS and Coiohs wsshed by ibis Fluid will b
wiisT aud GOer han thAp II beeehed on the gtass.-
WiRk.HiEp not 10 iliule tha AbItt Fyery lady ma!
,s,sfy ktTteIi oh pou hJ EOlkiHGt Pe oT Lotol
or ilnenln The Fluid, full strength ot 81 hOpr& whtl
sin tIeaTy thOw that II nlst 10 Pulely harmless, wEtI
dliIus wIihH gallon. o. wAteLto Ltf pint Of a9id.
Tie CII0t.4 washing Fluid Is worth thee times III,
,rI, .1rtpte whth will buy enough for large lamll!
w,thint, Which tan be done IN 6or J hours.
Manufactured AID sold 81 tie tub.eTiber who htlats
JAS. NBLLoR.
An1a so q, Union St, whttl,.g, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03
WHEELING.
No. i Super Phosphate Of Lime.
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TINS v.pabe ieiIter has heen used for several ye,rs
IL Ensla nd aud Other parts oil Europe aud ttt
sl ho de the highest Isnk In popularity and The extent 70
which ID used aaonS Formers lsiMlodue,oni IN M
cpyniTy BY te sVbssher has Seen neIe teeent egt h
progress has made In tie eatnIion OF the public Eas
rot been e4s marked txseasiathaa Sbrcsa after !u
Ti, tee yeaTs investigation oi lts merits, IN which
time ihele has been NeIy many teTupuous txpellusns
made b. the most seenihe tsrtuliuis' and VARIOUS
ubs, Committees, &c side by side Peruvian Gpaho. a
70 Its relative value roa ed with the alter and In Osl
hsistets preference given 10 The ,Sultr Phosphate o.
Lint" Such erorilsk Ieiurned will shortly De nsttd
ts'orS the public, which wIl convey molt Information
than The subSer fts di 10 oas, a. the nanu'
tIttuTer, aiiLe rIeteHi moment .-'
Its chemical Competitions Of that nature 10 al orSs az
ford ioOd and EovTshment 10 slowth ei all descriptions,
us basis bensGTuthed OF ground "BsHe'," the efesey o
which as manure ls already well MOVIE aud appreciated,
wLch are lecOmpOstd br tie addition 9i one h their
weIsht Of Suphuie Aeii 10 which aided dut pIoPIr
to Of Gra and SulphIts o. Ahnonsi the later Is one
Of The most eienl AGENTS In the best Peruvian Guaro.
II Il easy hsrded, being in perfect powders VIII he
found suitable 10 al tOils, warranted tuIs SLd EsEuln,
aud when al nituIiiy 10 be oud as eeas0Js - here re
presented
Pamphlets wll b4 forwarded on application to the sub
SC rlbei o. 10 his aGens, whU:e aRrs ave a. 'oloNI;
MeSssTS, MtGIuJer & Sons, R!ei mVnd, Va.
DO Ruwlet', HaUldy d 70, Pete isbuiE, Va.
do Borum & Mclean, Norfolk, Va
DO e. II SttwAlt, ESQ, iial'inoTe, Md.
Z. b. DK fURG,
AsticUltuIalI hemis,,
,er2S William. burel, Long Island, y. Y.