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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,

THILIDELPHII
Curtain Warehouse,
I'll Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. opposite STATE House
HENRY ". SAREOR
IMPORTER AMP DEA LEE IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERItI.s, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH lie offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
The stOckCOmprisimg. III pant, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt CUlhceS;
do Muslin nO do Pins;
nTapeTy IaceS 4. Muslins; do Bands,
French I;rOcates, widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and COlOrs; Cords, TasSeIA, Gimps,
Satin de LANES ErlngeS, Curtain Drops,
lIamasks; &c.
a large stOcknr FRENCH fLUSHES of all COlors ami
qualities on hand
PAINTED 'FIND0TVS HIDES. aud HOLLANDS OF all
COInrs Tor shading.
n H. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the
otthe heighth anu width o. he entire frame Of window
III
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SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator OF the United States.
Professor Woods' Oriental snnntiTe

Imminent.
This Lniment lisa vaa bile auxiliary the
some OF the most formidable diseases with which il Is
lot To contend; for Inflammation Igs and
5oeeLs by thorough and continued application OF this
Lnment the region OF the Affected organ, these 9th
eTwise fOTmlahe diseases disanue, OF
than hall their terrOts particularly among Children and
thousands OF mothers they allowed speak, would
with all the eOqGenCe OF feeling and Affection hear their
united testimony 10 the fact that il had snatCledhCr chill
dren from the very jaws of DEATH and restored Them
their former health aud beauty. gain, it will be
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
Asuc Cahe, or enlargement oI spleen. in all
cases where external application of service this lin
meht will be found useful.
General Depot 695 Broadway, New York; and III
aTkeI 81. st Louis
POrsale wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
je7I3n 4 VOVEII NInnrOa
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d. CO.,

CONMISS On MERCTTANTH'
No. II Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are sole Agents iu the United States for
Muspratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria MiIls Z .ebratsI Writing Papers
Russell Superior 81 az
GsneSee - - Printing 80
RawIins Il Sons English Tissue "
First quality UltramaTue Hue
They are gents the principal Paper Manufacture
in this country aud offer Sale by the most eX
tcnsve and aud desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
aeTeTs Materials that can be found in this O any other
country.
Their business is strictly wholesale aud Writing Papers
sold by The only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
prices.
Paper made To order any size weight. Liberal adj
vonces made consigments nj Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other rChaHdiZC.
Tie highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. aUgl-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIM EMIT,
BY H. H. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
Is 6asea upon taebzoaa principle Et any remedy lsich
IriI Telete erierHai pain, lsiIL if properly COM
pounded, be equally successful rentosias inter
nal affections; Pos7<y ishieh Is SeGuiIul!y
drrelgPed in ant peculiar TO HE
NONPAREIL LLNLAENT.
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ASSTGNEE'S NOTICE.
NArn.I. rn,-inr ~, IL

A0NTU NEE , NO IIOE.
G ImeOn ID. Woodrow nav wing, on the 18th day of
y .pr, 1851, by proper deed conveyed IN trust to the
undersigned the benefit OF his said WUndrOw's credit
ors his aud personal property and ChUseS mac
ton; all persons in any indebted said Woodrow
uG required 10 make Immediate paymcnt me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
in receive any bencfi: under sad trust. within
file their claims with the proper
COTdiug the OF said deed. with the undersigned.
npI3 GEO. w. SIGHTS, assignee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

NEW FASHINoNED LETTERS At TIE Old POST OFFICE!
7 AN now receiving aud opening unusually large and
Umbrellas aud Carpet Sacks, lie corner OF Market aud
Monroe streets. Wheeling, Va. in the room formerly
cupied the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and Gnti' ely stock which purchased
for cash. from the manufacturers OF the North urder
most favorable circumstances, and offer them TO the Cti
Of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud retail, aud respectfully solicit share Of patron
age.
deem it useless say much in praise of my stock. IF
mistake not, the people of Wheeling not easily
variety OF youths and boys Boots and Shoes,
ru, silk, mOIesk wool, Ieshorn, brush and straw hats
aud for ladies' every variety Ufsk, lawn ard braid
hornets Of the most recent fashions ami Styles. Also
SHOES. slippers and Gaiters both for ladies' misses and
Children OF the nnst fashionable style, make aud quality
cali and see Tor yourselves.
Having purcraseda large stock of the above named
fCleS, would respectfully invite country merchants to
me, send me their orders will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
ans Il. II. WATSON.
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i. lEOGE Il SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
AmshuH c. H., Va, MoumdsUiHr, p. o,
MILL practice in Ohio, Mans SHALL and WctzccUumties.
w Particular attention will he given collections and
IaAd business. All kinds of land constantly for sale
INIlMIM
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New Savings Bank etore
OID POsT.OTTTCE.

OLD U'OSV-OPFICE,
KEEP THE HEAD IND FEET GOYEREIrt
4 NIlHENSO OF Wheeling nEd vlCiuiiy;-lIns old maxim
" TO- health remtndS that Il may not be ams> local
sour atterlOn 10 my Fall aud Winter stock o Bonts
Shoes Hats, Caps, Umbrellas aud Carpet Sacks, The
corner OF Market and Monroe streets, where y0u VIII
mud great variety of fashionable lately received Goods,
suitable 10 tic season, at low prices
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit yOual call
aud examine my STOCK dit will he my pleasure TO see ani
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that may
have their offspring health, TO this adding industry
aud economy may have wealth.
Ladies', If YOU wish purchase Fashionable nil ceap
winter BOmmes, sure.
Call at the old Post Once, opposite The Mcclure
Gentlemen, il you wish 10 purchases fashionable Car
or Hat,
CalIat tic above l,aee, where you will get-that
Remainder, tie old Post Office corner
To Country Merchants l have few Goods TO Jo h
INV prices.
OcIT n n WATSON
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN M ATERI
Rurniture Coverings; &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
W. H CARRFIs'S
CURTAIN ST ORE,
No. 1859 Chestnut St PilGdelpEia, Corner FIN street.
opposite the STATE House.
lie has always in store full stock OF -.
French rocaieils; all widths Lace and Muslin ChIlan
ana cOIOrs OfoVery style and price
French satin de LANES; Table & Piano Covers &ci
!Mda Satin DamaSEsj Gllt EOrnloes;
French MOQuctie; Gilt Pins aud RaUdsj
Do Pushes; (fimrs, Fringcsi
Cords. TaSSels, &c.
n. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
prices; Bun Hollands Shade Fixtures Rrasses &c; aud
srsTgtHs complete for Curtains, OF the newest Fa'S
styles, and at the forest prices.
Persons sending the height and t1if OF their al hdor
francs can have the Curtains made and trimmed IN the
hest manners see Es.On Plates in august number OF Go
Ley's lIlIy's Book.
steamers, hotels, CAR FUILDERS, and dealers sencr
ally, supplied at The IOVeSt rI4Oiesats prices. ,.
w, II. CARRfL,
Importer orard Dealer in FURNISHING Goods
1G9 Chestnut street, corner Oi tlIh
m1rI7-IvdtEw Opposite tho state House. PhIH'la.
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EASTERN ADKERTI8EMENTS.
Hoskins. Heiskell & 90.

Hoskins, Heiskell & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed their Iron Building. eIS Market
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John Anspsch JrJohn F. Jacoby;.. james NJ. Reed;
William Anspachi.. Henry B FaiEman serl5:d6m
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
IMPosTEKs AND JoBnERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
119 Market street, philadelphia.
Coz z. F. KELLY, formerly Of Wheeling, is engaged
this Honse.1 sepZ6-dly
TemPcrHntx-
And other Society Rega1ia,
Banners Seals and JetpeLS, aaal.idct:rred and sold
by Gibbs & Smith, No. % Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually hard consists OF
REGAI.IA,
ODD Esitoies'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and B..
Past Grand and other cficers plain ana
embroidered.
list, I'd, Sd, 9Th and 9th Degree Parade Re
Pehy embroidered Encampmen, Parad
RcgaIias.
1lsoHic-kEights TemPaT, Royal A-sh, and Master.
Jewels Robes, Banners, swords, &c
Sons Of IcWpeTcMes-NatiOnai, Grand and SubOTlima
Div'S0ns-O Ulcers and Members
Hsd Ar'-Sachems, rast Officers and richly emhroide
sd Degree WOrkiRgand Parade Regaia.
JEWELS
OF the various Orders. OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
ncludng knights lemPar, Lwith DiTkS)
BANNERS
Banners OeveTy size, style and adapted To the
lous Orders and Societies, cd order; and De
isns oI Banners, when required furnished OF
"eSe showing the style the when finished. Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
comprising the largest be found in the L. S.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
wishing 10 fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
kN1 lsItp0k
~ having their orders satisfactorily filled, by calling
addressing GIBBS q SMITH,
Resaia and Banner NJ turers 80 Baltimore street,
baltimore, Md
Uz"C;- r FRY. Acrr, Wheeling Va oct5-tr
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NEW BOOKS!
T1Nhier's Consulate ard EmpiTe,-2 vols
i 'tHeadey'S Second War with England,'' 9 vols.
''Headey's Sacred MOuntaiR$;''
Baldwin Il Thomas GazetteerOf the U. s."
-, ''Shaw'S Civil A Tchitscture;''
e--" Minne HeTmOn;''
''Kathayan Slave" by Mrs. JudsOn;
"GOethe's FauSt,''tS &c &c.
Just received by
apis Wide & BROTHER.
DiPea.2O6 OanIes aud clay Pipes, for sale low
jnSl LOGAN, BAKER & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
DR., Todd's PILLS

80 DE-. IOuu'S FlIIS
AN be hOrresh and genuine thessIOwlng places in
~ the city of Wheeling and vicinity. WHAT the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells Il Caldwe Erentinser IL
Cos DIT T Il Lngan& ~ Fred'k Yahrling, Vim Mckee II
Go: (lhtchieOwnl BTentlinger Centre WheeliHg)
he Shoe store OF Todd Devol, market square, and
Che Drug store Of the proprietor OF Quincy
Fifth streets.
They also be had at p nunns, Grave Greek; Be
dilltOns ami Jacob Goodngs, National Road; REM. l..
Craven ives; Alexandria; Wilson Slgcrs west Wheel
ing; and Ely LoOman's, Bridgeport Ohio
These pills need nOiuTther recommendation than ali
trials they have been in constant use for more than
twenty years. and If you will only give chance they
will for thcmseives-ry them 2c per bOxi Sc pei
dor: $50 per gross ian6
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NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE

New Savings Bank Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

These chains were first introduced III the city of New
than SINCE and alter heims subjected
TO thorough trials in every hospital III the city, and app
ed by Drs Valentine Mott, Post, CarMOCha Van Huren
Al others, it discovered that they strange
and wonderful power in the relief aud Of the above
diseases and their sale. and tie success that has
attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous TO their Introduction into this county, tnGy
were usedn hospital in Europe, and secured by
land; and also in the United States.
.THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL''
The principles upon which ii is claimed that the chains
produce their marvellous are fTst-Ihat all
dtseaSes attended and produced by deficient supply oil
ity electro mgnetIs; aud secondhand the electro
magnetic chains, by being and upon the part
and organ diseased furnish to the exhausted nervous
1e its powerful stimulating effects, the fluid
whchls required to produce healthy acton Though the
entire system. NOdsgusmg HOstrum is allowed 10 he ta
ken while using the chuns but rigid observance OF the
general laws OF health are required Bisk friction upon
the part diseased adds much Ia the effect of the chains,
"'' COS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given any person ho will produce many
gent patients and scientific physicians, have been ef
Iected by the use of Puvermacher's Electric Ghams-
and person has been dissatisfied who has given
''-'' ''' IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hucIred permanent OF PrUlapsus
UteT have been effected within lie LIST year by the
these chains BY applying one 3 end ohe chain over the
above the hip the usual severe symptoms Incident to that
disease are al once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain Should be mostened before with common
vinegar and then end OF the chain should applied
directly the seat oil the pain disease, and the other
end opposite toit.
BE NOT DECEIVEDI The Electric Chains are not
all Diseases hut Tor Nervous Diseases tits claim
ed that no Medicinal gent the world produccd SO
many cu in the last year the Electric chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, is pro-
uced the moment OF application much ecctually
than can he produced by opium, i'll any OF its FORMS
Call and obtain pamphlet Csr1tIs)
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the which have lately been sent
over emperor or the French, he tried own
physicians Of cholera etc AMI which have proved
so emInently successful. ]. STEIN ER'r, sole Agent
corner Prince sheet and Broadway.
% flames BAKER, and BIentlIIrger IL Armstrong
Wheeling agents dci7-1Yr
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Saddlers HardWare.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
I UST opened large OF Sadler's Hardware
u ard Coach Trimming Coach aEl Les tier VaTnish,
buggy Bows, Iubhs, SpNkes Fellows Carriage and Tire
Isots, Ma!!e0 BILE Irons, Patent and Enaneed Leather,
aud by the trade which invite the
tcntium OF the public. JOHN kNOTE,
maI3 Old Stand, l63 Main st,
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cquJl tsCUTatiVe powers. II contains no ALCOHOL,
IirrTERs, ACInS, NAUsEOUs nRUGS. II is extremely
.ieeablc the taste, and may he taken by the
iecbc patients who eat water cracker without
distress. beware OfDRuGGED INVITATIONS. Pcpsin
is SOT Drug.
giving large amount ut SCIENTIFIC bvEDESCE, from Lie
hig's mmal Chemistry r. COmbe's Physiology Of Dt-
gestiOn; lIr Food and dict: Or Juu ". bra
Iri vi New York UnivcrsiIyi Prof DungisOms PhysOu-
sy; Prof. SiIIna. Yale Colleges Dr. Carpenters Phys
iGOgy; etc. together with reports OTCUKEs from all parts
oTtLc UmirhSIafes.
l. ii. PATTERSON, SO Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale aud Retail agent, nGrEf-dG2w1y
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NOTICE EXTRt

NO1lSE- EA ma
Ihave small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose O at cost, less to make fol my SpriH
Stock OF fine goods:
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
III at and 81 Commerce st /, PHILADELPHIA. spII:Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

GWyu q Reid,
Importers nnd J Obbcrs of Dry Gods.
No. Z HanOper Street.
BALTIMORE, Mn.
OFFL. sale, on the most favorable terms, a
cnniCe d select stock of STALPE FASCY DAY (iOOns,
to Which they respectfully invite ortLe trade
gemerIIy. m,r?a-dfr
ALEX. PENN. KlCn'pU u. MlrCmELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

HYDRO ELECTRIC VULTAIC CHAINS.
Producing instant relief the most pain and
mraneMtIy curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheumn
tisml, painful and Swced Joints, Neuralgia
of the Fucc, Deafness, blindness, st.
Vitus ance, PaIpiil;OIs OF tie
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains III the stomach, In-
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

i years ago by Dr. KlinkeIiM. Third Union
sts between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALIDS
Are appraised that DR.. KINKELIN confines his practice
to paticular branch OF medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercury; thousands Annually
mercurialzed OF lite Recent affections promptly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

.HE T ne " gssllre FIN
i ID, ,Gesiric Juice, pre-
pared from RemHet, or the
Fourth Stomach UI the OK,
aiIer tile directions Of la
ron .iebis, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by Us.
H"uGHTnN, NJ. H., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURE's OWN
RENEDY for an unhealthy
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BALTIMORE.

@-THoMPSON REYNOLDS, interested in tbe,t.
himH call. ,irlg-.y
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EARS OF EXPERIENCE

Requi. the fuhlmcnt several conditions, in order
that il may be really the Of mutual happiness
Could the veil which the origin oil domestic
wretchedneSs be raised and its true in III
sta dScOscu-iM how many could it be traced phys
cal dsQa aud their ttendamt disappointment!
Apply then, while yet in time, III order have your
strung aud relaxed organization rebraced reVivifed and
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Notice.

Bound TO Shave.
NE JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
RazUTs They shave with the greatest ease, AMI are
the besev brought this market. Just received at
&. P BItOWS'S
n Nn,us Inyyrlrv Sinre. Wnshin"tnH
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AuSpdcu, btOIA6I @ 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North Third 1t. corner of Cherry, Philadelphia
John ARspach John F. Jacoby;.. James NJ. Reed;
William Anspach;. Henry 4 Fairman. sepI7:d6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-01
Bishop Horner's Opinion.

Bishop Horner-a very eminent
clergyman expressed it as his opin-
ion, that there is no better moralist
than newspaper. He says: "a
''The foilies, vices, and consequent
miseries of multitudes displayed in a
newspaper, are SO many beacons con-
tinually burning to turn others from
the rock on which they have been
shipwrecked. What more powerful
dissuasive from suspicion, jealousy
and anger, than the story Of one
friend murdered by another in q du-
ell? What caution likely to be more
effeetual against gambling and profit
gacy, than the mournful relation OF
an execution, or the. fate of despair.
ing suicide' What finer lecture on
the necessity of economy, than the
auctions of estates, houses and fur
niture? Only take a newspaper, and
consider it well-pey for it-and 1t
wiU Instruct thee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-01

The Rev, Samuel n. Cox, D. D.,
late Of Bropklia, n. Y, in a recen.
speech made in that city, al a meet
ing TO promotcihe cause Of missions
in The Southern States, bias told
some home truths Of the meddling
clerical busy.hodies o. the North,
which ale remarkably well timed.
DR. Cox is one Of The most yenera-
bic, talented and pio,ls, diyines iii
the Presbyterian ministry. We
give the following extracts:
SWe ought 10 be superior to po-
liiical influences in all our religion
! and preach the Gospel. Instead Of
tllis, how many reverend, pettifog-
gii'g statesmen and psnedo divines,
are causing the souls Of men on the
Lord's Day to eat saw dust for
bread, and ashes los salvation, while
they, faithful watchmen, are blow
ing the trumpets OF anli-Nebrasks,
aud making jealous demonstrations
abont anything but the truth as il
is in Jesus. Some OF them, always
hollow, and therefore sonorous, nev.
ler. scriptural to any particular ex-
tent, with no thorough theology, oI
knowledge OF their. vocation, find
slavery a prolific aud very easy
theme for defamation, and quite a
resource from scripture, as also a
grand specious relief from the toll
of thinking, and Of studying, and 50
Of preaching the whole counsel Of
God. This is clear prostitution
of their offict-blind leaders OF The
Iblind!' -
Some ministers Of the Gospel
known 10 us, lave on their death
beds mourned in agony, when they
1saw their time gone, and.thus
squandered, and nogood done, and
no blessing realized, as the result Of
that great hoax Of the devil, Adolf
ton, in which they were criminally
betrayed, and self allowed TO be led
captive at his viii. More such pc
nances and attlitions are getting
mature for observation and for re,
cord. 1t is time for the wise to re-
treat, while they may, and be at
better business. Some wise OBJ
servers have thought and said. that
abolition has done more to unrhris.
tianize the pulpits and churches Of
New England, that il; the same
time was ever effected by Socinian-
ism itself. 1fthis be true, let min
isters, especially some Of them,
irenble.' 81 5
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-01
RESOURCES OF A. BROKEN BANK

RESOURCES OF A BROKEN BANK
A report Of the assets of the Lewis
County New York; Bank, which
failed in November /, has just been
made. 1t was a safety fund concern.
The New York Times, says:
"The cashier in Lewis county re-
ports that he has in hand tao
dollars in specie. He values his
desks and counters at one hundred
dollars, and his banking house doubt
fuD $500 over and above the mort
age upon it! This constitutes the
sum total in Lewis county against a
circulation of Sl25,2S3, and CAPT.
tai stock of. s1,O00,0G0.. He re-
ports in the hands Of New York a.
gents S221,310, of which $l03,66O
is called bills receivable, and there
n,ainder ION account The bills re-
ceivable, or 100000 of the amount,
we're on an insolvent drawer. A re-
ceiver has been appointed bat what
he is to receive sa.mystery.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-01
Commercial Conventions.

The Philadelphia Evening Bulle'
Ala thinks that the machinery of po
liticsl gatherings can never be sue
ccssfullyapp to commerce. Mer'
chants, says the Bulletin. are nc
Bancombe men; they shut their ears
TO speeches and reso lutions,. but
they open them to the Railroad whis'
lie. The Bulletin continues: ii
ITO counteract the effects Of the
northern railroads upon southern cit
les, southern railroads must be built.
But this cannot be done by CONNER
cial Conventions, the chief businessoi
which seems to be let off oratorical
gas, and conceive aud bring forth alb
stractioas. This seems to be under
stood by many people at the South,
who hold aIoof from the Conventions,
and more proftably employ them
selves III subscribing to new railroads.
But the Conventions really embar-
rass these wiser and truer southern
patriots, for they distract the minds
of the people, and make many men
trust sor their Commercial salvation
10 resolution or q memorial, Instead
of their own means and energies
Perseverance,. however, on the part
Of the wise few will ultimately tri-
umph over the impediments Of the
unwise many, and in the course OF
years, New Orleans, Nashville, Mo-
bile, Savannah, Charleston and Rich
mond will become great railroad GEN.
tres. The Southern trade will recov-'
er i substantial vitality, and may
hold up its head alongside northern
trade. But then, too, the false dis,
function Of North and South will be
be abolished;. for trade viii not re-
cognize the imaginary lines Of geog.I
raphy, and the Commercial Union Of
the States will. We honestly think,
be The main and enduring means of
the political Union m