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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

TfDEs DIFFER.-It is an interesting fact that
the tides Of our Atlantic coast, of parts Of the
Gulf of Mexico, and cf the Western coast,
are Of three different types. Those of the At
lantic coast are Of the ordinary type oftides-
twice in twenty-fnur hours-having, however;
distinct though small difference in the height
and time between the morning and afternoon
tides, known the diurnal inequality. The
GuiftidOs are sincle-day tides, and, until the
Coast Survey developments established the
contrary, were believed TO depend npon the
win6s which have the character OF trade-winds;
and, therefore, considerable regularity along
that coast. The tides Of cur Pacific coast ebH
and flow twics in twenty-four hours, but with
so large diurnal irregularity in height that
the plane of reference of mean low water, COM
monty used on the charts. would if employed;
be snare 10 navigators. A rock in San Franz
cisco bay, which at one low water of the day
might be covered to the depth of three and
half feet, might at the next be awash.-Coast
Surrey Report for 1854.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Photographic Counterfeiting.

A Cincinnati gentleman writes to the New
York Tribune, describing the results of some
experiments which have been made in that
city, by Mr.. Fontayne, daguerreotypist, rela,
ave 10 the art Of Photographic counterfeiting
The counterfeit notes, he says, manufactured
IN this manner, far surpass in the perfection 81
their details anything Of the kind which ha.
ever been done by the old method Of engraving.
Every line and every speck is accurately
copied, so that when the photographs are taken
upon the proper bank note paper, they DEFY
detection, either by the unaided eye Or by the
microscope. A number of bills copied in this
way by Mr.. Fontayne, were presented at va
rious banks in the city of Cincinnati, and in
every case they were pronounced, after care
ful inspection, to be genune.'
BY this newly-discovered system Of pho
Biography, all kinds of ordinary writing or
printing may be copeG-checks, notes. auto.
graphs or letters. The only safeguard to the
public In respect TO bank bills, seems TO lie ia
the fact that bright red, blue, or green colors,
cannot be initiated BY the Photographic process,
and that bills which are partially printed in
these colors, are consequently secure from the
possibility of counterfeiting. Bills counter
telted by the Photographic method, may always
be detected by wettng them with a solution
Of corrosive subiinate or of hydriodate of
poiassium-the liquid Immediately turning the
photographic picture white This test, how
ever, would prove but poor safeguard 10 the
public generally.
/ Docs IN CHuRcH Harvard Massachu-
sets Gazereer copies the following from the
ancient Town Records of South Reading;
Mass
1867 1t was ordered that every dog that
comes into the meeiing-house in time of SER
vice shall pay sixpence for every time he
comes.
There was wisdom, such as ought 10 be ex-
hibed in modern times. For it is mos, an
noying to see d dog enter church, especially, as
is often the case, if he happens to trot Up into
the pulpit Still worse is it, he meets anoihi
er, with which he has not lived on good terms;
though he may be a Speeding acquaintance
And worse than all is it, when he SETS up an
opposition to the choir. However bad may be
the poetry or music from the orchestra, it is
nothing to the doggerel he will manufacture
He always distracts the attention Of the hear
ers, and annoys the speaker, aud he ought TO
stay at home. Il some such plan as that adup-
ted in South Reading, in 1867, were followed
here, this ANNOYANCE might be abolished; in
some degree Geo. Banner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

Coop DEFlsITioNs.-At the printers festi-
val in Lowell, the following definitions were
given:
True progress-Subscriptio IN adrance.
Old Fogyism-Owing printers bill.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

The surest way to fill a private apartment,
whether in printing office, cotton factory,
Or sausage shop. with visitors, is 10 place
over the door placard, hearing the inscription,
: No admiilance' No person ever read that
prohibition over an entrance without Instantly
being attacked by an nngosernable desire 70
rush right in.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
DR., FlUnrrloys Platform.
READ THIS,

READ THIS: 1\<I+-EE T.
a endorse fully the Basis Of Prn-
ciples Of the Americana Party Mr.,
lFfop'noy's htttroi acctpt dnlcc.) -, .|>t<
X AND TINS: n IF
. Y"The AMERICAN doctrines Of rclig-
ions tolctuntc, and entire absccnec ofAll
prescription for opinion's sake, should
be cherished as oncof the rc,y FUND A.
MENTAL principles Of our ciel Jrcedon,."
(Ertruct jrdm the Basis Of Principles.)
-l.Irt \ NOW READ THIS: .Ih. Il
"Whilel would uncompromisingly
oppose any interference with the
rights of Roman Catholics as citi.
zens, by any Legislative enactment
yet by a full and independent exeer-
else of the rightof suffrage and the
arFointing Foarcr, they should be ex-
cluded from the Offices Of the Gov
eminent mall its departments. /" =
lExrRAcr FROM Mn. rs LETTER o.
ACCEPTANCE. sA III p
Now pause and reflect, and in'
dulge your feelings Of wonder! /.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Listen 10 J..srilSa. "

|. Considering the ordinary chance 81
human life, a denial Of citizenship
under fourteen years il a denial ton
great proportion OF those whoiask It.
and contsols a policy pursued from
their first settlement bY many Of the
States, and sHll believed ot conse.
quent 6 to their po+tcritE; and shall
we refuse the unhappy tugitiscs from
DISTRESS that hospitality which the
savages Of the wildcrnfss extended
to bur fathers arriving IN this
landp Shall oppressed hnnanity
find no asylum on this glohe?--
The constitution, indeed hns wisely
provided that, for admission to ccf-
tain offices ofimportanttrust q resi-.
dencG shall be required sufficient to
develop character and design. But
might not the general character and
capabilities ola citizen Be safely
communicated to every one mani
Testing aboRa ttic purpose ofe,nb lark;
ing his life and fortunes permanently
with ps ?--JErFERsoNs rlRsr ASsuAl.
MEssAGE, Dec. !, 1901. I<I| - I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Leaye the Lodges.

The rush Of Democrats out Of the
Know Nothing Lodges has fiighten-
ed the Order into the most yillainous
expcdient Of self-preservation. The
applications of members for with
Jrawal are invariably rejected On
some frivolous pretext, and they are
threatened,.if they dare to leave
without permission. with all the pen.
alties of personal disgrace and 90.
ciaI degradation. By this infamons
device Il il hoped to arrest the pro.
gross Of delay and dissolution which
threatens the Order in its sudden
and oserw helming ruin. There !,
no Democrat Of the least Tanlincsi
who win bs.intimidated ~ my such
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Joux NJ. Boris refuses to $ import
the nominees ofthe Wine hester Con.
vention. ,<:... 81 -
More Adh erants!t
vention.

" The Mdrgnntown Telegraph. says:
TIM CRr Is Still THEY CoME.-We
un derstand that Mr.. G. Cresap, of
Preston county. at the last Court
made a speech 10 the people, in
which he declared his utter dishp-
prevail Of Know Nothingi+n, and his
intention to support Mr.. Wise: Mr..
Cresap is Q prominent member Of
ofthe bar of the Northwest, and one
ofthc most influentiafm men in the
Wing party He was q Clay Whig,
however, and, like his old chieftain,
prefers open, honest expression of
opinion upon ullpublic aucstionsi-
lie could not swallow Know. Moth
ingisln./ Mr.. Gre sap is q gentle m nm
Of very high character and great per-
sonal Influence, and we cordially
greet him under the Democratic ban.
ncr. As an evidence ofhis person al
popularity, three years ago he was
elected Commonwealth's attorney in
Preston county, over popular Dem
ocrat,, by a majority Of over $50, a.
though he was a Wig, and the
co unity gen orally gives from 900 to
sap Democratic majority. So : the
best men q he Wing party in the
State are Ching for Wise, md agalnst
the Know Nothings. The way Wise
will beat them in May, Jehu I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
BUFFALO, VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 1855 NO

to different religious organizations,
BY theirIpolitical trickstering, it would
not be safe to conjecture d doubt; but
the less of such there are in number,
viii be better for the cause Of our
COMMON Christianity. r.
Whatever views may be entertain
ed, by pohcaltricksterF and would be
Protestant protectors, the Prote slant
clergy are the only men 80 far as hui
man agencies are concerned, who
can manage or successfully resist the
the intollerant assumptions Of the
Bomish church. But either blindly
or de.ighcdly, the know. Nothings''
have dragged ecclesiastical Issues
into their political projects, and
have not only undertaken a work
WHICH they connot perform, but have
disarmedI the men to whom 1t Justly
belongs The time was when Prot
estant clergymen could speak and
write against the unscriptural as
sulnp,iotis and dogmas III the Ro-
'nish church, and their labors pro-
duce the designed effects. But it il
not SO now. CIergymen Have suf
lered themselves to be drawn in
to a secret political association, and
those whp refuse to submit are pro-
scfibed BY the order: hence, W hen any
ofthem find it necessary to draw
the sword ofthe Spirit against the
Romish church, either Satan or
Sam" will catch the mwd and np-
ply it to political purposes. And
therefore, the Church must sustain
a clear lpss in this department Of
ministerial service. F II ~ r.
Y 10 my mind it is clear, that the
Known othing" Organization has q
direct ten, dency to advance the in
tcrest of the Romish church, By
turning the current Of popular $ m-
pathy in that direction, and ito re-
trench the interests Of Professionalism,
BY cutting ofthe influence Of the
only efficient oper ators. BY two
grand causes uniting, they prod luce
one deplorable effect. Nothing short
of that Spirit that "garnishdd the
heavens can deliver the churches
from the, calamity that hasEallen up
on them.j q 5..~ COLON. |
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25

menace. Men were sddnccdinto The
Order bya promise ofEpermissionIto
leave il al their rleasllse, and It il
a gross injustice and outrage to re-
.iecttheir application Il e withdrawal.
They have right ID quit 1T their
pleasure, and ifan "k5norable dis
.Inissal' be denied them, why they
will leave and ask no favors. 'Ihc
moment al member announces his
separation from the Order, ne ID abb
solved from every obligation to obey
its Ibehcsts. Men aie not slaves,
tarnely to submit to thiA base decep-
ton and grinding iesrdtisn. Eng III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25

.; 0ns copy, 81, so per anr,um, inyariably in
advance ~ .E.sI =, ~,
4 TAh letters addressed 10 the Editors, to
'eAsuie attention, must be post. naid.
r All Postmasters are authorized To act M
agents. 5 /. -..1 -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
E ~ %
Jas. Foster,
- ~ 80. Tf
Democratic Speaking ID Eanuwha County.

Democratic speakers will address
the people lf Kanawha county at
the following times and places:
At Flat Woods, u o'clock, Thurs
day, May 10TH. " ..:.
Jarrett's Hrd, IL O'clock Friday,
May 18th. ..>
Mouth or.Big Sandy, IL o'clock,
Saturday, May 10Th
Upper FILLS of Coal, II o'clock,
Monday, My l41h.
Goals Meath, Tuesday, II o'clock
May 18th. sN WI l.
Kocky*FoG of Poca, Ii o'clock,
WednesdaysMay 10Th.
&C, court-llossse, Thursday night, 18th
North Charleston Friday night,
18th May. W.
School House, (near corrieN Sat
urday nightF.l9th May. w
Maiden, Monday night, May ,2lst,
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ARRIVALS.
interchange, Bellnir,
Pennsylvania, CinCinntti.
Mansfield, ST. Louis.
Fairy Queen, 81 Louis.
Pot Pit, l'ittsbuEg,
Chicago, PittSbuig,
Equinox, 81 Louis.
81 CIait, New Orleans.
Buckeye Slate, CincinatiI
NlOHonyBheiu, PittsbuIs,
0th, ltOnloq.
POrtSt City, Piitsbnrg.
S IlayaEd, PatketSOurg.
VitOqun, Steubenville,
DEPARTURES.
Forest City, PitiSbutf.
Stephen Bayaul, Pnikersburs.
Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh.
Interchange, llellah
Mansfield, lillsbute.
Fairy Queen, piilsburs.
Fort Pitt, ltOnlOn.
Chicago, louisville.
Equinox, t'ittSburg.
St CIait, Pitlsburg,
MOROngahelo, ST Louis.
orb, Rolling Mill.
YitOqUa, Sleul enyilIe.
STAGE OF WATER.
AT WuEELlNG-9 feet 8 inch,
ar PlrtsnUEG-1 feet 0inChes,
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llEIjEGRsA,P.H EEL @ NEWS
BY the National Line
Observation-Disclosures
- aa-a@
ITRMS.

ITEMS.
NEw Yosx, April 27-The Northern Lishtsai
ed Ior San Juan with large humber Of Cafotni'
passengers.
Ills stated thai Kinney and Pabebsate under AZ
rest for getting up an Illegal expedition, and The
steamship U. S. attached.
Ftoln 81, Domingo Ee have intelligence Of I
conspiracy for getting up q revolution, with iht
view Of scouting lie recall OF The eAiled prits
llseE, beiny discovered and at once put down with
out difficulty. :.
Mayor Wood has issued another proclamation
about The liquor law, declaring his intention 10 aS
sumo no doubtful pretotoiwe, LII 10 guide him
self enIfely BY The opinions Of the legal ndviser'
OF the corporation. He appeals 10 The citizens e
place moral restraint ulOn their nctions, aud
show that coercion is unnecessary.
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rrup,E or 1uE AlooS,-'Those In falliOle indl.
.,,onof time, tide and terrestrial and celestial
,h.nopeaa--the Almnnacs, promise That we shall
tr. +. ,.lsl eclipse Of The Moon next Tuesday
,r.nins, May Ut. Ia Ibis region, os neat as we
t,,jedne.ths latilujej, The eclipse will commence
uons. r. ~, and end al 50 minutes FAST mid.
,i,b. So that ample time will be Afforded fOs all
i, uiness the interesting spectacle. The Moon
willie totally eclirsed in one hour aud Ihtee
minute, apet the eclipse begins,
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siaatfs at Snit ~ ID stldstt
lbtEatQa of Creating sritt Of fafIaee and
hatted auonE heretofore petttAble citizens.
Rt,tlsta, That SetS ebe titehs, ask no more a
any Sector, than au cpPotuaIY or the Tree esere'e Of
the Elective RtnehIte, not Is humAbe grant," but -
lGbt TO u a. naiUtlted citizens b. The Con-
stIullon Of lie State Of VltEhlnt
Rtielrti, That we confidently erect eytTy lover Of
Blight and Order wherever lie may h.ve been born TO
unite TIihus In Tho preservation Of the reies and qst Of
and 10 put down liz tritIt Of tot aud disorder
SET forth In the article iuqutstlOu,
R'elrtd That whilst we intend 10 fplhl ovr dulles as
ettltes we win claim every constitutional right 10 which
we are entitled as citizens Of virginia and Otthe United
States and aS one Of thOse rIhsi We AK Tie protection
OF theaw aslhst The vloknee a'sited and tdSsed In
ths article Of tle crimes and Gazette"
Rsolrtd That The proceedings Of this nssilns DO far
hlshed 10 Tho city papers for publication
JACOB VoGkLMANN, PfeS'L
JuLtCS RILLEHBCRa, Seciy.
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nnRRRRY.

IIosrox, April ?7-In senrchirr tue baggage on
l,oarl The Africa, in consequence II The robbery
yesterday, nne trunk WaI IOund 10 contain l0tO
iettets, which wete seized AMI taken 10 the Gus
tom House. The ieltets wtte valuable, enclosing
drafts, 60. on Boston aud New YUtS houses. The
hOv belonged to al agent Of well known RutO'
ptan Express Co.
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ClNCINNATl MARKEr.

ApRu ?7.-Rlourquet aul iim, sales Of 9,GIa
80. Whisky SO nuh dropping, Grnin quiet anL
unchanged. Provisions dull. 10000 lbs hnlS
INNS slid al Sc, and 500 tbs bulk ShnudeES nj y,
CloverSeed declined To 5lj.gS. I.inseEd oil 0On0I
Coffee dull at ll!oIli TOT RIO. Sugar Gm Oh
NUlaSses, 32a33 iUr new.
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RIRE

DosroS, April 27--A large Ere is raging in The
moth pat Of the city whicl, SptearI over Eas!
Boston, Reny wharf, Constitution, Lincoln and
Battery whafyeS. The ships DioHa and Phalsa.
lilo, and several otheI vessels, wete oil fire. The
wlnd is hign, uHd The fire is still raging dread
fuIiv
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FIRES.

PorrsytLLr, April 91,--Sawets large Brewery
and dwellings wtEe destroyed by fife last night,
with much Of lhe surrounding property
pArSEsYIL,E 0 April 21-lhe IsaltOad bridge
uCtoSs Gland River wOs destroyed by ite last
NIGHT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-28

Paoa The faoi that Jenny Lind cannot, OF rloes
moi slug as well as she dill before she become a
mother, tie editor OF The Lynn News, With malice
pernetrateS the fOllOwingi
''JenBy'3 become a lo.ler, and III more
eau sling, Ills said. a. SwcetlY AZ betire
IT'S nolhlhE tIansel for hlSlier stars they say
Lose iLelf dl'tlnetIoR In the milky way"
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Notice.

ALLrenonG indebted too " llsSEell Il TO-, or ia
ourStIiE a,e hereby RWlnsi TO make payment without
delay Those having buls asainAt Is Mil nc,te present
themi Tor tduSinent UElSkELhJS Go'
s. H. tits our Intention 10 MAKE ieItenentS WITH Oul
customers ke eliIe tie FIST Of July aI FIST OF Janu
aly q elch year. This arrangement VIII bear date ii0n
tile first al JanUlTy IrNt. ,.,,,
L:rI UElSK ELb u To
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lIillnE LORING,

BosroS, April 21.-Ihe Senate has Just voted,
% 10 II, 10 concur with the House in the 1eSOu.
lion TOT tue removal Of Judge l.ofing.
About the Same majority was given against lie
amendment perUiIting him TO resign the Commits
sioneHhip.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-28

COL, KINNEY.
Nav YoRK, April 21-'l'he Grand jury Of TIT
U. S. District Court Inns fund on Indictment
against Col. Kinney fOr violation Of The neu'
ttalily laws,
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WHAT a CovS1Rrl--lhe vast extent Of lilo u.
States Is illustrated by the TACT that while the In.
haLitqRiS Of New Orleans ate Fasting oil straw.
berries. people at the Northern extremity have
snow ihfee feel in lenlh in THEFT forests
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES. &c.
RtSgaotp, Washington co., /
Anil 18th. 1874,

- 1lTIII IUINI IUH'
Mttr1. Msriimtr 4 MsettsW .y,.,
IeaT Strh ~ waS Intuttd, BIZ friend OF mine,
try llanpions Vegetable tEelate for pysFept, With
which aM afflicted III lis most atgrayAted and dtstsss
Ing form lputha.t aud used one bottle and ittatlfe
" cured me have Induced OileIs ~ w u, Hotl o.
those who have uytkpAiA, II thty Mill use Halnp,orS
Vegetable Tiltiule, II Will certainly cure thtu.
Yours, With great Ie,Ftst, ,,,o,,,,,
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nlyRR AND WEATHER.

PlrrspUrom. April 27.-River feel 0 inches
falling. Weather clenr and cool.
CtXrrSxArt, April 21lh-tivcE risen inchcS.--
Weather Cedt and COOL.
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PROM WASNlNGTON,

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.--OliCial intelligence
has been tecelred uI Washington, Which confirms
the arrest Of tue n. O. Post MaSlet fOr Fob1ing
the mail,
:, Tie gross receipisof iLe United States Treasury
Eof the quartet, ending the 3lSl uIt., were Sll,'
100000. Expenditures SlS,612,0G0
1'ttre wav l0l,SOU applications fof pensions
filed up u last evening.
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RIseoOlp, Ma., lan. lsth, 1se4

!NtErl. Mortimer T. NsutIsw
Grms-I rave been ttRetel with the plies for .orne
years. and could &c. nothno to help me, Ihtl titnd adj
Nsed nA to Try llampton'S vegetable Ttitiutt, put'
Glazed two bottles and before had ussd tttp, boih
vas entirely cut ed Of this nOsi tOublt.oEt dintts, ~
Who ave plagued whit, Pies would DO vel 10 give tLe
itRetuTe tIial. Your, repeatedly.
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= ". McCoAw, Esq. the Democratic caudi'
,.,s tn Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia, OrtiTed
;,,bi, city yesterday. liz goes today 10 DtoOke
..n,y. and on Wednesday evening next, Occotd.
~, "a amendment, will speak al The COult House
ii, ,L,sCtiy.
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un.ollsl,sa re..ln.ony .-ansl el,a y lA,.
=, RlNooolp. Md AptIl l1Ih, lsoi.

RiSonotp, Nd ,aptll lllht lsoi'
utiIrI. Aoyiintr g. MoKb,ajE
lear Sit1-i have suffered With pain ln my side aud
back, aud der S shoulder blade for the last sir itaIa.
uie,l re4Tly al Minds Of nfhene, but derived no Rrt'
At. AIer received tie hist Of hamptoWs ptsett'
Die TlretuTe nom !DI' thought would " whsi Titly?
ives new mai. Il las cured me, AnI now Ilea from
pain, mY complexion Is fine, formerly was taoR,
have good SIpeiie aud can eat what 'nltate without
Inconvenience have iVti ed 50 long and " much iot
what low enjoy, That would tdyte The altted 10 give
.hiS 1iltluIe Of iiI. llAmptUWS fall trial,
Yours, respectfully, 5. MENTzRR.
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NNNT IW'INH VN NW NNNNUI'
APRL 21-'rilvTe was ONIY lOO head Of ISee
cattle oIrrei to-day with sales ranging from S., u
ALSO. Hogs quiet, sales nj s7,25a7,6O.
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L,crrars TO YVuSo MES'-'Fhe subject q DR'
v.c,,r.sleetute tomorrow evening" atSt JOIln'S
,,,a,rb viii Le. "Obstacles 10 the formation Of
y N,,,I and Religious cIrnmuIet by tile Young"
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN THE


+ f" " OR l. On"
Fifty Pills for TwenLy.Fivo Cents.
Five BoxcS for $500.
go. H A l. S Il Il A D. 81
AN7I.DrSPEpTtC PILLS
JJTILL relieve every "hunan beipS'' who has ASY Of
W tLe following symptoms
lRdiseSllOn, Headache,
lilliOuSleSs, Extreme nervous agitation.
AcIlity, PllpltaiiOn OI tie heart.
sense OF opnTeSsion At thea iNapacily Tot tie SSht-
nit OF lie stomach, est eNeTtlOn,
DepTeSNiOn Of SpIliS, MAtlne&S and lndIstlnetreSS
ileavIrc3S, Of Vision,
cod hands and feet, Unpleasant las.einthe mouth
SumhneSs Of Tie Limbs and particularly VIXEN IiSHs IL
other parts, the morning,
verlito Nausea, Dull heavy pain, aud sense or
Difficulty Vi respiration, weight In the head.
StunOr, temporary loss Of memory
lTJitahillty, SenGe OF Emptiness,
DrOwSineSS, PUlIe ieIS frequent aud more
debility, ieeh;C than uSuaI.
HyiTenr tanfuOT aud Ex- Dependency,
hauIiion, KnSCiatlOn aud Extreme De.
ResilessUesE, biIIty.
CU>tveEeSs.
pTlEcrsI NePotai
Ruenct s. Co.'s, II EnSt Fourth street,
CINCINNATI
T1"Fot sale by Druggists cyeTywheTc..n
G5'pRiCE-2j cents To- single box, or 81 Tor nv
NFlOq.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-28

MnrM WASHINGTON CoLL'o%-'I'he success
Of this ,nerprise is now placed beyond all cOnlin'
cy. Tie Abingdon virsinian states tie Gland
l9lgeiof ODD Fellows have enacted law tho'
VIII, in three annual instsImenlsdrawn Itom them
iasnch way Os moi 10 be reIt Oy them, secure tue
sun Of $4,000, which, In addition 10 The $4,000
areadysub'etibeJ Iy individuals and few Lodges,
anil tue no inconyiIsaLle sum that will be realized
bya Gift cnlerplile now undet woy, will not only
complete and finish the College without delay but
leave handsome sum fol an endo%ment.