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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

a Y CTIONS,
Real Esrate! Real Es+...,
H Kilbourn Real Estate Broker = ,r.. ,''
SCOTT COUNTY FARAs Fop s.7,
GEO. L. NICHOLS
General Reai.E..a.e Avep,
DANEaPoRI, IOWA.
o''h e0SsrE Nam AND sscs., g.
Nagnum HOnum Farms
NO. IA Farm OF 2sG Acres. fron,;n
siapi river 4miles below The civ Of H. VI he Aa,
new dwelling, 22NsG feet. Has I'm "a, import WI
bottom and iaf actes IN heavy timhs, eeamr
p asKe n.'vfo run trees, and s s y
No "a Very good Farm Of no Acres. .,.,,.
IN high civilizations 80 acres oftnb.r ~ eyhty IN,
Tug and only miles below the ei,y D. etss
acre. All the above farms eonnnnra nce w k
,icwsof the river, the Island aud The Twin o.'
:" NHirh
& NO "a beautiful Farm of ITO Acre,
and pear the Mississippi river ii mi,", '''ufs
Davenport. with good Stone house worn ~ V Ia
acres ~ high cultivation; we'll waieret md , s.
ing magnificent views ofthe rner, Moline IN
and surroahdlhg country; Price s6u per .r,e ha
NO. "A superior farm Of 400 aero. Mecca
ofPfineeton, Oh the Mssssippi river. me hs
wei water; orchard ~ aUJ fruit tree. p,IlM0
acre. NV ~
40. 5-FARM and Tavern Stand. 100 ls..
road 10 aaScatnr, IA mites fron Doyct 60. Oh
dwelling sLIbies, ete he srablc ,oip, n, + 4
price els Per acre hpa |
no. 7.-Anoihcr Farm f6o Acres. ,d,,a,i...
ON the "es'' ioFtl acres timber 10 z. viii Ian.
NO. s--And still another Fam Of leo Ae,., n.
ing M "n tits solil, al unde ffen,. wi ..e
nd ser, desirab farm, al ne4r The HrsI,.',ss
ia health! locally. W. e1
No. a. Farm Of 400 acres, rarely i. be m,..
3Ua aeFes IN cultivation. aud under rood g.
lures 81 bsue grass add timothy, runnipy
dnn, IL ge ls4nk fs,rn with STABLES etc Ga '..''
new .oaHg Orchard. Price SO perarr.
No. ib--Smai Farm. Of 10 acres, situate an h. ]
to Dubuque. u miles fram the eit, ali unds, 1.
new ffniuc dwelling etc Price, slsee-shes,,
NO. IA Fsan % 100 acres we situated a a.,
An ssil tisatiaB Win gus,l dosb,s dwelling s,aby M
sheds, eorn-erihs ets.. IRE Wood, young otsl.fl
aud springs Price si5pcr acre.
NO, l2--A mos; lovely spot Of earth Of So ,.,e. n
a. Rural Home--ontlle road 10 lie iare mile, e,,,
Davenport. bound on Use East by DaeA C,,.k MI
very fertile aud all In Wood. Pre-, SIS
No I3-Well ilmbcred aD5 Acres; only miles,
OF Davenport, with 90 acres IN cultivation baly,rt }
timber good brick dwelling. barn, etc. youns oos,
aud beautiful building ,igbt Prices go per scr.
NO. 49, A Farm ofa5 neres, 10 See q, R#.,
very gaod dwell ing aud oat 8i inrS aha farm IN ~
3 Leo per aerr.
M t7-Fue Farm Of go Acres. SE9rssc:T9l
X 10, T. scii Improved. Hr-- amour, Of Mood asdls
miles (rome ". Pfiee $50 per acre.
No. FOR sale 20 Acres, sircala,oa Of, Ris
north u city soon D. la unt into eis tsss pr
sieo per acre. Arryto oEo. /. NitkoLts,
Nov ~. Is5s-tf Ag,al
No sa--Sloprr Farm Il re acres, 100 VI Prsrs- 1
a 'r.s Of good t.iber la Aliels Grove F.r4 vel .,
proyeG--fIirc 81 $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

NJ. i1-Fiue Farm II 60 Acres. SEqrSs:.T7,
X 36, 4 veil improved. ars- amour, Of seod aadis
miles from ~. Price $40 per acre.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
BENJAMIN SMITH I\S,NE)
STATi. OF VERMONT.

- - J. VIZ IhhONl.
Ca,,-ollia District -
Tie Prol'i'" Court for the District of CaI,.0lia
I" all persons interested in the estate Of Ii,ra
lnin smith al insane person. rel linz in Cabot.
in said ii trict.
hA\lfL GOULD. Guardian Of >al, i;c,liann
- Smith. represents 70 said couIr.. i.t hi .i
ward Is seized and possessed in fee "i Il certain
farm in sail Cabot. supposed to lie i!!.v-~rvrn Il
crc>, it hcirg the Homestead OF said i:cnan!in
Smith: That the said farm can no longer be made
available residence Of bis said war,, ana i,mi-
". and the sale there is nrce>>irv ana VII lc
conducive to the interest of his ward lo the bur
poses contemplated in the thirty fourth sect nu Of
the SiXtr-,in'h chal''cr "fthc Compiled S:a:u'c>:
and said t'ri"r''ian makes application 10 said c"ur,
for license and authority TO sell said real c-tatc
uant To tn" provisions of the Statute il, that chaii
Said application v il I've heard aa,i decided at :,
;'ralafc Court 20 he holden NJ the Iroh1e Office IN
DHnvil'' aior">li,'. GA the ri day Of Nav. A. u
1s;.: lon are Therefore hereby notified &, appear
hcf'r" sail c"Iir'. IT t- time and p'1c" aforesaid
al! "i!lCc. u t"'I >'r cHU~" II III .eriltr If II
l'crHSc. ClIi>. ;. DANA. jude. ii Probate.
ha.cl A. H:,:.'i.,r, tA.~ 9Th day 81 April. A. u.
lNH'. - ";
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

NJ I'D IN the town of Iylon. about t,-,
"''r> '!';'iie''>t at the Genre Nillarc. sal.
o'''''i''> ""u' 100 acres ii excellent lam!
"it!i i GOO; apple and sugar orchard ,hsanr ,,'
%'"'l >HEHr h",:>r with kettle. in an ,rcl, TLor,
= d '''l ii>c vita a she'd attached T., i, - ,,,,,
''- a>' and wagon Sized. :: good barn and hal
wei tered and fenced. AM i within o,,,.,,;l, ,'
IL, c"'lf"'nl' plated r:ilr"ir through the I, wn.
!or further particulars i, lire Of the subscribe,
+' + JOHN DCNTON.
= ~ -. =. -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

1--WE Subscribers having formed a Conar.nors,;,
: lnthc Blacksmith, business, and purchased m,
nh"h IA fid''"rA Village lately Owned Lv lame.
ID. '"'iTf''', would say I" the public that thcy ar,
prepared to do all kind, of ruS ;o.n wor, ~ 49,;
professions. ~ "' II
rar'lcnlar ate. Pn paid TO shooting horses. c.,,e-
ci"l'E r'irN Is are liable to interfere. overreach on
>,"',,'''r III which branch OF their business t.v
chaicli"e competition.
All >'''cinS done by them warranted TO rive s,.-
site '''''' WILLIAM TAI>EY.
:. :. Il. Till HBEE
ii. J"hn>i'nrv. Feb. H. $50. Gif,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

oANcrN'; MNN FURNISHED To Ornrr
- The following is part Of letter fro, ,,o
Paris correspondent Of the Cou,y;c, ,,.s ~,
ats Inns: "Therc is a. .Joubcrt streot w.
49, an Institute where thew furnish to or,.r
Young men to dance parties and pr;x,,o
balls They are generally vouno Jrv .,oo,,.
clerks. whose awk war,lncss has been ro,,o,.,
ny intercourse with ladies' at the con,,.r
They simply know how to compliment ,bon,
on their toi!ettes,-wLich canses ,bo,, - J.,
considered, by the ladies'. very ,,;,h,.
and quite witty. They are clothed. u,ovc5
'rf'lcd. booted. and presented! stomach cm,-
": They co q lonis head, and with ,
dozen YOU can have quite an animated dance.
Wednesday last. the institute of Jouber, e
furnished one hundred and twenty.s;x 70 tho
oi'ers hops OF the Chaussc d 'Antia. Ae il
appears, that comprised its whole nuu,l.r
'hry are row hurryins up recruits. Mad
ill having engaged for herself ,,o,.
'"'''y 10: the goth OF Hi, II onth, twelve A,x.
'h-ha''e.. twelve with h,a.k hair. and six
'a''.1ra'e'i Gentirncl The ald,,rad.d on..
- :; lar: lei T!ev a.. t7,r,. !,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
II III E ALEDO NIA N,
Notice to Teachers.

a LLthose intcn!inS 70 teach school in the tow,
IA of Concord the ensuing summer are requested
tomect at the school hou>e-Cnncord Corrcr-or
Saturday, May 9Th. at o'clock, r. NJ. for the pur
pose OF being examined aS The law directs
j. f. WOODBURY.. Town Sup't.
Concord. Arri!21 IS:,l a2iMo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
: All. OF NFnMU\T,
CHi',IOl'a Ul>.rlrt, =.
IN PROBATE Curt. hol,."u at Eal.v.!.t. Oh the :,
day IL April \ /, I>5j

Nir'tpnt Ui>.rtl, -.
In PROBATE C. ut. hnl."u az Ell.y. He. Oh the III
'tlV u Air'', \ y. So.
HNi"MA> BRIGHAM. administrator Of The t.,
q Ia" al Levi /. hri"!lam kate f st. !ohr,lr
~ III sad district. deceased. nI,,~ application :,
-aid court 'or icc!.~c I" sci, the whole %; the I.:,
'~'Hfc q sa deceased. representing that SAID - I,
- h"cc'. ny the plyncn' cl the debt, Of sal,
"f'">rf; hcrcu"'n, j! i ordered hv said Cot,r
NM "d AirAc'!"'! ullrr consideration IN.
Nc heard "h The =! day o. Nav, g. D. l>55. nt IN
Probate Ni].c in said D,iv.l.,: AMI. i, is tl,rthc
"rncr'', TIA! all persons interested, be notified here
o. by I"hlrai"n Of notice Of this application IN.
"r'tcr thereon. thrc" weeks successfully N fine en-
e"i.'aI. printed NJ 81. John~tury. before aid tim,
o, 'ear'.I-, thai they may appear NJ SAID time an.
place. amt II they So" cau~e object thereto.
"y The Court-Ntc>t,
CHARLES s. DANA. JUDGE of prolo.r
"a ""' '"T! q record 42lw3
M'c''. &. A. BURBANK, Register.
lice IS hereby given that have th;, ,ia,
Given my son, William II. Reach his Tim,
turing he remainder of his minority. 10 tr;nSac
business for himself, and Shall claim more o., H.
earnings nor pay any debts of his con,rac,i,c o1
tbs date. WI!(ApD II EENcU
Lyndon Aprl = 1850. .,,1r..;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
Sale OF Real Estate.
Or. E. W. Grav

w W ~ INFORM the public that h. ,c>icnS I've
w ing absent from his re>id,.r,... !; M %
i',rng the cold season. AMI leaves hi. s,, .,.,,I
punishment NJ that Village, which is ,or c i, .,,o
care OF Lorenzo Su.iawav. - ''''
Nov. 20, 1Nj4. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
/ 8 = =
SPRING and SUMMER
H A rs E. PS,

Of all III" different patter~~. Such as the Tcarv
and Eccl.e, New York, also Boston STYLES Corfu
gated Erin~, which remarkable for easy fitino
to The head
Caps of all the Latest style. some ., diflcren
patterns. Fiea~c give II, a call
II. ". ERICKETT.
Telegraph Office. .24w:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

Finc Packet and Table Cutlery: lalor> SILVER plat
cd Tea Sc~: C;,~t"r~: Fruit l;:,-kct~: silver and
silver plated Cup: britannia Ware: P"r' Monies:
hair. teeth and >lliur brushes Hcrumcrc- hair
or: tcuic-; Portfolios: W"tk EnXr~: >,Iavig
and .i.iry SOAP, Iy- %! ..l :.1 an! descriptions,
together with Tie lr-.-t and be-: stock Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28
GALE donna
Machine Shop Company
Nj a NJ UE \ THE

GEAR CUTTERS. BOLT CUTTERS.
VERTICAL. DRILLS, CT AGE LATiIt.S
HAND LATIlES. IRON FL \\EES
WUODWOHTllS BOARD PL ANEnS.
NOHCROSS' DO !,
DANIELS do do
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-28

dignified air. and arc expected to represent
magistrates, lawyers, and young men of prom
Use worn ont by midnight toll. There is fine
looking old soldier, who has been decorat Ell
with the ribbon of the "Legion Of Honor, -
who will not furnish himself for less than
thirty francs, who besides, requires second
pair of gloves of his hostess, at two o'clock
in the morning.
NEW BUIDlNG MATERIAL.-We have been
shown sample of new building material
to which we alluded week or two since. 1t
is kind OF brick made of dead air spaces, and
possessing all the beauty and hardness of
granite. 1t is made Of dry lime and dry saEd.
i'll the proportion of one twelfth lime and G.
leven Nweiiths sand. laid in moulds and sub
jcctcd to an equal pressure of one hundred
tons. The pressure is sufficient to cause all
the PARTICLES to come in contart, forming a
beautiful material Fit proves to be what is
claimed for it, it is one OF the greatest and
most useful inventions that can tie brought
before the world, as there is nothing in the
shape of building material that can compare
with it for chcapness, durability, and beauty.
This article is the invention OF Mr.. ambrose
Foster. of Portland. Wis. and has Just been
patented, hy him. The action on the brick or
sandstone bv the weather tends to harden it,,
and soon becomes stone by exposure to heat
and cold. Wet and dry, and IS not affected by
frost. Buildings made Of the motcrial, do
not require lathiny and plastering, as YOU
have a beautiful marble fac, both on the in
side and outside Of the walls. These blocks
can be made in any shape and size, from that
of COMMON brick to twelve inches square,
and are pressed with space for dead air, ma
king the walls perfectly dry and warm, and
becomes sufficiently strong in six or ciCh.
weeks after making, to lay in wall of any
height. The press can be taken to the spot
where the building is to be erected, and the
blocks made there, thus saving the expense
of handling and car:in~
\ Hi.Ha;>E WITH \ WOODEN BABY Il
becrar woman came to the door Of one Of onr
citizens yesterday. apparently with achild in
Ecr arms. which she seemed to be soothIn" Nv
cndcaring tones, and gently waving to and
fro, is mothers are WON; to do when their lit
tie ones are in trouble: she was at the same
IN ceiing AMI altogether the appeal was
irresistible to tie kind hearted lady of the
house. who gave her a good supply of food.
~ she landed It 70 her. the woman in moving
her arms 10 receive it. let it fall stick OF
wool. What /" exclaimed the lady, us this
the Kind OF baby Won are carrvin" about :"
The icg-ar woman, who appeared in'oxica
ted cursed her like a vixen. and lett t. prAct-
Ice her imposition elsewhere CHu'rpJ Pos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
NEW YORK MARKET

AUGUST 22.-Money unchanged. Stocks higher.
Cotton dull, but unchanged in price.
Flour firm with active speculative demand, sales
at SaSI0, for common State to good OHIO. Wheat
unsettled, sales of Southern white at 2l3; red at
1929. Corn trifle higher, sales of western mixed
at Sass. Tobacco firm at Gall. Pork trife
higher, sales of $3.50 lbs, to go South, at 90 25a
2Osl. Beef firm, sales at 15,5Oal6. Lard firm.
Bacon scarce, sales of hams at I0}, and shoulders
81. Butter and Cheese firm. Whisky firm at
4la4l3. Groceries firm. Rio cofEt Ell III. Musco.
vado Sugar :. MolasSeS Sc. Iron firm, sales
Scotch pig at $3.50. Tallow firm atl2i Gunny
bags steady at 1879.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
MASS MEETING

C!xcsSXArI, Aug. PA Republican mass meet
ing was held last might. Addtesses were deliver
ed by S. p. Chase, l.. d. Campbell, and Captain
Ford.
Chase denies That his election 10 the Senate was
by an Arrangement giving two. Democratic mem
bers seats Ia the [Stair) House of Representatives
for their votes.
He denies being disunionst. No expression,
SENT nee or letter ever came from him not loyal TO
the Union. He has no sympathy with the Garrl-
son party, Moth, or the nulifef$, South. Tie
thinks The slavery question Precrp,tatet by the
Kansas bill. lie would not interfere with slavery
where II exists, but opposed Its extension in the
new territories; II must not interfere with our great
bond o! republican union to rescue Kansas l,Om
the slave State invaders. Ohio pays one tenth Of
the national expenses, and retrenChnent is need
ed He always favored internal improvements.
tie was severe on tie Administration !or !avOuug
SoulheIn interests.
Ih~ meeting was orderly and enthusiastic. 8
or 1850 present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

TnE Opo FELLOWS PRocEssIox.---The Pitts
bargh Post saws tn committee having in charge
tue contemplated procession of the l. o. of Q.
r., on the Iflh OF September, are making the most
complete arrangements TO insure It's success. The
City Hall Las been engaged for the different Lodges
10 RENDEZVOUS in; aud after the procession, an
Grafton will be delivered there b. distinguished
Speaker. In the evening ball will be given at
Lafayette Hall. We understand that in addition
ito The city Lodges, quite number from the neigh
boring counties have signifed their intention
o being present, 50 that there is no doubt but the
bum out will Je extremely large, and creditabe To
tue Oder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

INTERESTING REMiNlscENcE.-The old frame
s:Es at Elst Hill, Petersburgh, burned down on
Wednesday night, played CONSPICUOUS part in th=
Revolutionary times, especially at the Siege
Petersburg in 1881, and a drawing of it may
u be found in some OF the histories relating to
8: period, with other illusions of very inter-
sting character.
Towards the end of April. 1881, the conceited,
1aHkerous and impudent Gen. WIN. Phillips
01sd at City Point, and marched upon Peters
';, which was nearly all 'B!andfoTd' in those
PS. Here he and Col. Simcoe found 1000 gal
mt Virginia militia men under Baron Steuben, re-
We'd upon giving the B!tiSheis and their yagerS
warm reception, although tue latter were thrice
I'll number. This was done, but Steuben, new
hrle:S, had 10 retire before greater numbers aud
Sse1 the Tyer 10 Chesterfield after burning the
t'se. Philips then took up his quarters in the
use which burned down last Wednesday night,
amused hnnself by burning and destroying
nsS Generally around him. Mrs. Boiling, wi
ia"y' was aIloSed one room in the rear, and
'lHe' houses near were occupied by teBritiSh
4geE anu soldiers, who often annoyed that wor-
lady by ther miSchevous Conduct. After
sout'hg round the country in an irritable temper,
h,''ipS' again sick with fever and with the both
i1''on gwen 10 him by the republicans again ar
,GS a. East Till IN May, SICK in mind and body,
inI about 10 die OIL his bed.
theH Gen. Lafayette arrived and took I'D
: posi- - A'cheE'S Hill, or Tree Hill, whence,
s'''S nov matters were IN Petersburg, he resoIy-
W. W STa'i lis eara IN the shape of some well aim
IN pound balls TO Phillips head quarters. 'Je
~, J''e mes compliments ces bulldOgues La-baS'
t,s, ',us 20 pay my compliments 10 yonder bull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER pAc1F1


NEw YoRK, Aug. 22.-The Steamship Pacific
arrived at her berth at SIX O'Clock, having come
up without any previous announcement, in CON
sequence of the dense fog. This defeated the in
tended public reception of Mile Rachel.
The Pacific brings European dates 10 the 18th
INST The Eavre steamship ''Arago'' arrived of
Southampton on the evening oil the 10th.
The general aspect of the news from the seat OF
war is unsatisfactory.
The most important item is that the lombard
ment of Sebastopol had been resumed on the 10th
instant.
Omar Pacha has been appointed 10 the command
of the Turkish troops in Asia.
Tie S=ige of Kars continues without any def
mite result.
Eerdiansk has been again partially bombarled.
and Is reporrei in Paris that ReveI had been sue
cesSfuly bombarded, but the truth probably is,
that the fleet is assembling in the Baltic for sun
posed immediate attack upon H=lsngiors
The French government publishes an inflated
account of the discovery of legitmSt cons7irators
to excite an inSurection in Spain and thus further
the ends of Russia.
1t is definitely stated, but still seems Ques,inna-
BILE, that Spain will supply $4,000 troops, to be in
the pay OF The Allies Pot.rss ii is also said will
supply 10000 troops.
The Italian, Gen. Pope, is dead.
M'IIe Rachel, the distinguished tragedieune, is
among the passenge,s blythe Pacific.
AlHGIpOO'B mug IO.-DenueStOu " CO.'S CI(cu-
lar quotes the cotton market steady and prices un-
changed. Sales Of cotton for the week were 49,.
600 bales, including 4,00Oon speculation and COO
for export. The sales on Friday were ., 600 bales,
intending 1000 to spectators. Quotations, fair
Orleans Id; mtddling lSd. Mobile, fair 3-4d;
middling GAG 1-16. Upland, fair IA; middIing
Cd. The stock of cotton in port 81 ,0OU bales, in.
GLIDING ia, 900 American.
London Money Market.-The market has been
more stringent to day. Consols for money quoted
at 81. American stocks steady aud prices are un-
changed.
The weather was favorable for crops in the ear
y part OF the week, but is again un 'avcrable.
Bnring, Bros. Il Co.'S. circular quotes the iron
market as having closed with an active demand
but buoyant Welsh bar iron is quoted on SHIN
board at Sc. Welsh rails are quoted on shipbuard
at Sos. Pig iron is quoted al las.
Brown Il Shipey's circular quotes breadstuf%
as having declined considerable, with the eAcep-
ton of corn. Western CanaI flour is quoted at
39a40S. Rye -four 42SGda43sGd While wheat
llS9d. White corn 43sa44s.. Yellow corn SIS
6da39s.
The Brokers' circular quotes market for la I'd
as GutI, ana no change III prices.
bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
100000 pounds sterling.
FIelghis steady, ,eS unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
Ambrotvpes.

st, !oer nov oFsrs III public new style of
" -s.r si superior 10 tie Daguerreotypr, made in
' d ms esiabl shmeni. They ave termed
ia- r-.,.,s TO- ,AhtBROTYPES,
re-, .T, or which is patented in the United States
aeau, M ald France These pictures are the most
at ,hiul ever produced by The Photographic
chr-. hs likeness, depth OF light and shade and
,sc s, 'Tne Is wonderful. They 90 not reverse the
ieey IL. .i,ns; mt everything in its true POSITION.
's="iG y ye., ns siae Of dasuerreotyPe, may be
wv ana WIN last for ages unchanged, being
lenee tie nam. l9iPERlSHABLE,
Atl'y IT,. amhrotype, which signifies InIestract
"Her 1s tuIe is taken plain glass, to which n
acise te, spending size is secured with Indie
!n G oy which the picture will retain its orig
'r ggd M 10. ages il will not cOrrode by acids nor
NJ Horoscopes must he seen tn he sppn.ciateI
yss,eris as perfect as life. NC
aeB w res taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
- 10 eal and examine my gallery:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

DE,rH FROM THE BITE OF SxAKE.--AIrs, Heve-
as' tie wife Of John Hevener, of PendIeton Co.,
rs stisnby rattle snake, at the residence of her
u.tani in that county, on last Thursday morning,
'l lied from tina effects of the bite, on the even
!: :. ths same day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
nE ED

On the morning Of the ped instant, whooping cough
KATE GRANT, infant daughter of WILLIAM B and
JULIA Nj. CLARE aged one yeai and four months.
Her funeral will take place this morning 10 O'Clock,
from The residence her parents, Main street, Centre
Wheeling.
On Wednesday morning, Aug0s. 22Ed, FRANKLIN
EUGENE, infant son OF MI. and Mrs. J. s. DREw, aged
lG months and 81 days.
LCleveia nd naners nIeasE cnnvl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

s. S. Cox. ESQ.,. formerly editor of the Ohio
Statesman, while on his journey to Peru, to enter
noon The duties of his Office as Secretary of the
American Legation, was stricken down with the
Ever on the Isthmus, aud has returned to this
,ouutn. He is nov under treatment at Palmyra,
I-w York, and has resigned his Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23
GOV. REEDER.

EAsroN, Aug. 22.-The expected arrival OF C ov
Reeder is now understood to be Il false report, a:
the last intelligence from him stated his intention
10 be not TO leave the Territory until Oc:ober.-
The report is SAID to have been put in circulation
OF the purpose of drawing crowd to the demo
cratic meeting Of Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-23

HENRY TALLANT. LEWIS S. DELAPLAIN, and
IL WILLIAM TAiLANT have formed co-partner-
SHIP for the purpose OF transaCtuga Wholesale GfUCeTy
and Dry Goods and Forwarding aud General Commission
business in this city, under the arm OF Ia LIANT N DE-
l.APLAlN The wholesale Dry Goods business will he
conducted at 81 Main and the wholesale Groce
~ and Commission business al No. 80 Main street
Ample and Seasonable stocks CT Dry Goods aud Groce.
rfs viii always be sale at low prices and
modatns terms 10 which they earnestly invite the
ton mn