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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrrssUEGu. aug. I5.-RiFer Iezt 10 inches,
falling. Weather clear asd warm.
CiNcINXATI, Aug. I5.-Hiyer falling slowly with
10 feet water in the channel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
CINCINNATL MARKET

AuGUst l3.-F!ouE steady ia,r demand, 430 bbis
at 6p00a6,S5. Nothing doing IL gTaIu. Wheat
firm at l25. Nothing rev IN Provisions. Whisky
unchanged, sales al 52a32i. Groceries quist but
firm. Sugar a! 6T3aI IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

AUcUSr 1I.-Flour, sales of Howard St at g.
IS, aud City Mills al ,55. Whest active, white
I90ai95; red lSU to IS5. Com, SALES OF white
90l93, yellow 9Ss94.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

n. YoRx, Aug I3.-Tbe sloop of war Falmouth
commander Shaw, from Key West Aug 4th .arr,
we'd 10 day, and anchored of in quarantine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

uEx-Governor Shannon, of Belmont county
tss been appointed Governor of Kansas, in plsce
q John L. Dawson, declined.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Tuz Concert of Mrs. DErw is ADVERTISED for
THURSDAY evening at Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
SENTENCED. ~

CHIcAGo, Aug. l3--Dennrsloa. who vas char
ged wiki rObbing the post o'ice IN this city, was
convicted anu sentenced 10 len years imprison-
msnl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Tnr Riehmoad Dispatch states that Mr.. NJ. B.
God~rn, eouposi;oE in that Office. has du,ins
the prevalence of the fever al Gospott, father
mother, aunt, sister, brother, brother-in-lau,
nephew, and cousin, all of whom v ere residents
o. that Place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENT.S
]. B. VONDERSNTITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese Liniment-

THIS superior PREPARATION presented TO The Auleri-
i can public with the gIesIsst confidence that lis ri-
gent eisI've Qualities excel Other LilnnenI
us action Is tain, sale and ulfOTIl IN M
y'tefe an eternal application Is appropriate. An VITO
have tTied II regard II iHGaibe following dis
eases: IheuHailsInr sPTaiEs- bruises sWeed inba weak
oiHS white swelling, pans i lie back, hips aide the
breast lace. other pant body. IL s an "a
oei!eai remedy in bTUibeA, ScadS CUTS ETC. The Lseal
ness OF MS estLnslle chemical compound is BY no uea
confined 10 Tie human Species but is equally eeCiOu1
Whenever APPLIED disease OF Tue aTote tours
nc animal he horse. Among The many diseases an Scc
deiS occurring 20 the hOrse which il is The most GER
ain cure may BE named the following viz: cuts brui0s
s2lnS IN the shoulders, Chaps scratches. cracked bee
sweeDeE spine, Pstor joints, For lstheT paTiiop.
laIs see directions on bottles.
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and jGst objections made 10 all the ordinary
LtEi1ents Of the day their Offensive sRgii
aud the unSshly stains len upon the akin Won
deTtG iaGI WHICH has been vented 70 aSIoHshe a
tie most profound ciemsls Add the delight Of fatidin
PATIENTS Is that IN addition its surprising curative a.
ectS II Is the mOst bealthRl cosmetic and mar
ue 10 any part OF the skin WHICH IL NAV Be anleA
II insTfs rosy and natural low which lasts foT uV
hnd lee veA the relvety sotneSs healthy SKIN III
stead 0! The efocfed ard chspPed appearance which 4
Common esli OF amo ali OIber articles used tot thai
PurIs heuce, every ladys toilet ia Supplied with Il
who k'cEEs rs excellent Qualities Ia This respect
ne is agreeable otOT you need but open bOite
oT yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
PROF. Pussy.

EAsroX, Pa, august l3.-Protessor Pussy, the
@ronaut, made fine ascension from this place to-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Va wish 'he business men OF the Guy 10 recoI-
i.-i that the Inteiiigeneer is the only paper in the
cry which publishes telegraph reports. When the
westher its,failreposS nf the principaI events
Of The country will be found regularly every morn
ins nnler car Telegraph head.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
Railroad Connection.

49, s::S $50 ~ 80 S#
NN aud a'tes Noni4y April 3Jb, the steamboat Ia
" TERCHANtTE rs!l ruH IS iezular packet beis eeu
Theeinz and Belaire, CcoaceC'.RI Tie
Genital Ohio RaiiTosdl as follows:
1st.-Laves Wheeling $50 IN the morning,
ing AZ Eeair with the mail vsEich leaves RelaiI
5:I5 4. n.
24.-Leaves wheeliss at 1a.I5 A. N. with The passen-
GERS from Tie BaitiHOE and Ohio Railroads Express
connecting with express which leaves ei
ais 1t u Nj and FeIurIs from BeliaIr al 2 r II.
2c--Leaves heetiHE 5:51 P, NJ with passen-
for night tain which BettaiFat
$50 NJ; ana returns BeiaiT, with tie PasSe gers
OF the express train from he West 42O P NJ, stop
ping al KeuSOod with lie nail
4h--L-sves Wheeling al P. ". for Be.Iair; and re-
turns at S:l5 P. NJ. with the mail train
anSGtf A WILSON, Master.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
THE INTELLIGBNCER.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST "A, 1855.
re CoFresDondents.

LETTRRSe concerning SUBSCRIPTION yertisfn, ar 9TH
.f financial business oftAe Iateiligencer Should Be Id
Jressed 10 the PFoPFietoFs- = -
Letters concerning the editorial department OF the M,
pe should BE addressed the editors f1inr or
tssr ore OftheGl- =
Correspondents writing for publication, will ple,se
site oEy oae side Of the paper- FE
AnObservance ofthsa hVe rules vF ol,Iiva n,
ana secofe prompt attention 10 EXTRAORDINARY
sap tier misht otherwiae some times TecleTe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
New Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEY'S
COAX EaJ1

Nc 123 Acia a. 1 doors 5rEolr EgTio1I
IAVISG IetUIEed tom the manufacturing Esis blsh-
Ii Uents OF The East win stock Of boots Shoes
comprising ali TIE varied styles present ap
preaching season OF iS55, would especially inv
and all 10 Cali and nay SIock Confident
that can sEIt all and every body, provided sO0J pretty,
and hsaP goods will col inted keep hest quail
y o. goods my line, and cLeSP fa cez
er iiah lbeT Be fought elsewhere all and mine
my goods and ii they duGt please large made
or eIamiHins-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
Summer Arrangement,
REGULAR PITTSBURGH PACKETS.

The fine steamers
t4E-Sf.4ES ECLIPSE, Capt Gro b. MooKE,
and
ROSALIE, Capt Asa SHEFFAED,
VIII between WbeetIIss and Pittsburgh. forming
daily line connecting Week.-Mrs. with 1r.es train
for Cleveland, and arriving PttShSll it tine the
morning tines East Tie ErIEse viii Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. and The kUsahe
every Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday, Al O'Clock i.
u pTecIsely
For freight. passage, through tickets sPFlyio
ie7 { BAKER &, ~, Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

New Arrangement.
4 THE WHEELING AND FAEKERsEuRG
'ETT[Tl9SeSI PECKET
t1SfSET C o o h I E R,
JI3fES H. RORERIS, In7s:er.
vii leave y Keeling Tuesday, Thursday and SltuT
day. al 10 O'Clock =. for Psi correcting
Marietta vitl BUCK, running
10 ZaAesville: ard al PsIseishGig with steamer
FASHION, INNING iToGi PaTksfSbuTg 20 Wezt C0uns-
sia, Va Returning, Will leave P1IserS every Mon
day, Wednesday and FRIDAY al ). O'Clock, A NJ
Freight will he received Tor any poEt The Nuskin
gum rVer between Marietta Ard ZanesIIe, aIy
ba- APPS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
NOTICE

ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted to Nc
GlzenSc KICK earnestly TeUeSied 10 cali and settle
by cash mite on or before the Isr Of January.
Persons ia wing claims against tie firm viii please pre-
est hem for liquidation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

> : 'NAEN RXKRR 2Co. 0AS LIST
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
M lLLattsnd TO the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection OF freight bils-
@'Ofhcs ~ the store. CoctIS-dG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

MESS ltnss ar. boots:
PIie morocco bOotsj
Fine baIf
Fine Alp
Pine Congress
Fire cloth. Caters;
Glove kId'
CLOTH diff a; coir
Calf Congress
Oxford Ties
LADIES' SHOES.
7 AIDES fRe black Gaiiers=
IL Tan coiOred GaIters;i
FsRcy do do
JeaGy Lied SiPPersi
do wets5
goat
Toilet Slippers.
NJ lSSES Jenny LiHd SipperSi
w q Fine Caters;
'' Kid boots;
% lsorocco boots
All OF which are Of lie latest sttIes- 1p4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
zAxEzrrLIr, OHlO.


W 7 2; IIeFarTt1l!M =
Dear Sir have been afflicted OF three yeara with
rheumatism Ia my bach sHc lhs last Sr mouths mol
shie 10 SeI ou OF nay bed without bep, yOur GeRnf Ia
our CITY insisted on ne trying bottle Chang Fhn
lInse' Snd ITy what eeeI II would and oie bot
tie las relieved much that Was able 10 eel n n
my bed without dtculty. il has been blessing 10 n.
usi Try II ioT JOuISe, and yoa viii be well pIeaSed
MRS. n. COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Seeats.
ThoAPSOS q PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

DoY.s calf boots;
ID do KiPbootSi
do Calf Oxford TTeSj
DO bTOzaRs;
B9T's boots and shoes every kind ard description;
Also, ehdren's Shoes, Gates, &c, Of all sorts and
Sizes IN fact can suit every body anything They may
want Ia nly line Don't forget 23 Main Wheens
Va n. l.. DORSEY.
wen TO call IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
DR.. JOHN RITTLER'S
Water Cure Establishment.

AS4hO " vs.
ONE nsle and hair OF BToTsHSyile, si5rt dis
" lance from The SstioEa uzd, IN healthy, onO and
retired valley surrounded By bsauti scenery, supplied
by springs OF the yest wafer open during
tie season Patients viii SID The necessary
Communications and be treated hy extensive experience in
the Wafer Gre in connection srih thorough knowledge
Of AilePathy the and Homeopathy Terms
ior board and treatment SOD PeE week Ladies and gen
is1en accompanying Patients $40 Fer week For PAR
GellaTs please aPPiyto DE- JOIN RITTLER-
lE50 BTOpESvIIle. Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

5O0O
AleBGTTel Stauex end ResGiKs snGJlteS-
Will PAR twelve dollars Pc thousand for good white
Oak slaves, 81 inches long ncnes vide clear o. sap
and II inches the heart-Os thJd 10 he headings %
ches l1ng, inches wide sap /: inches
Tt delivered the rsilTo1d depot This city
GEO. w SMITH,
fan20 Will EBresreTr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

House Furnishlng Store.
T HAVE Just opened. az No. q Monroe street, new
STOCK OF Housekeeping Articles consisting OF Table
Cutlery Silver Paiei AIbata and britannia Plan
shed, Japsnped and Plain Tin Walters Of different
<yleS and ysTiOEs Pafie rs. mental and pain Fan
= and pam willow Brushes Eezil-r Busters and
Fly brushes wooden ware, Family Hardware, Bathing
sp 10 -'4 '-'''''' ''-'' r 3. WOODS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

DAILROAD MEN, Iron Founders, Boiler
III M,t.n G,s Com parie, Ms,hniss, Droye,, ELmsr
Goa DesI.r, &C. should examine the lsrE. PLAIFOha
SCALE now on exhibition a the Crys;L Pace ms'e III
Hesn J A J. D secor, Boiler Makers BY the
DURYEE FORsYTH MANUFACTURING CoMPANf'
and exhibited BY ,,o,-cu
No. IS Whitshsl-st corner Of stone n; Ya,r =,
vher, NAV be found full and complete stock OF scAfs ~
a. rtyles also Fire King Safes 6ugN Mh' Copying F'es'e
Wsrekouse and Baggage Tructs, &c, for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

NEW STYLES of ENAMELED and Ghh.
IN MAN-SIIVFR PkRLOR CRATES, Manufactured ana
sod BY w JACKSON n son, No. 30 tronts near feek.
arp Al No ST. Broadway, between rs. ana "a
sxtbUoa the Fair Of American Institute Crys1a rAsee
may the south nave, neT the 4-as enuase;
parc1ts attention invited 20 the eessn tnG nns o.
he above .rtes As altogether superior 70 anything
.,sr brfore exhibited ". JACKSON SON,
" Msspar-pr-,s No 9ss Frontal aud No aSo sroa6Ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
DHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co, will publish
4 November %
c A 6 7 T {;

c A 7 f
STORY REPUBLICAN Equality By sydney Story, Jf
In ore large vol, INC. So Pr Price 81 Is
This AnS.v-ry Novel viii AWAKEN TIE sttertion
Of tie public ph.e Of the ses que.J Of tn day
To tbose uoui Ell by tale 81 rrong and attr
cities they be he Publishers desire 70 ',y
this the best novels love soy the Feiaer
p'Ue.-rtsns fortunes Of per.ons o-onGns TO the
Ft The tondiuOn CT the southern slave DOT
the theme Of the BOX. IL the suthor hS ~rttea WITH
purpose but does lie the urfae and tn ,sn7
reader will End that force falls quite IS much upon Northern
spon Southern society 49,,
TIE publisher DO rot wh awe any hint OF the Unifue
Plct o this pefering that the housancs OF RESIDE
should enjoy the pleasure Of lis urprses for Themselves
ii.
MODERN Pill @ r NJ 5.
Slowing he In 10 Tr,yel, and the Newest Meh'
of Reaching tbs Celestial City By Gsdse od antnor
OF Peter Ssheuih in America" In two vols lzno fiee
& u.s.
Th. de. Of this work suggested to tie .nhor By n. In
uAbe Celestial Railroad Of hAw horne But II the soph'
cstion the The religious societies OF de uts
the Auihor Indebted IL IL continuous of' OF me
pilgrims ae Of cuvAed and piOusy dp2sed people IN
which thew cities cases and tss epte-
,srnr the eAe Eous DE- noias Bar no descrip Ion
cen DO lie justice Il is tall Of renehant se up m me-
manners ors ard ct the time hs much OF pa
tlos hich esnuot bat aw.ken symps BY. , 80
his wi sensation In toe ri q Jus wofi IL
proper add tina, the hJr takes the same Pon' Win
honest Jstn B1nysn 49,,
J. c DERBY, NeG-tofk.
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THE HIDDEN PATH.

Ore neat l2mo. 3 IS
The Louisville Daily Journal, long review, closes So
follows -, r.,.-
awe could scarcely speak terms OF too high praise Of this
Hidden Psti Of Miss Hsrsnd As novel Of domestic lie
b. rarely bee surpassed by the most successful euVos
this field Of literature The story remarkably well msnasedi
The are with touch Of art that shows hs tue
uspsIop and retrbuiive trouted with
true JUDI men; and seuy number OF Miss HaaAnes Poeue
sdcTn the path OF tie and command the sdms
ton Of its readers. -,
We cordially commend the work the attention OF th re
who love 10 read Of the best nsves OF the season
ard eanpo, fail to Miss Hzand with the multi ie IN
that high position which those who have hs happiness OF
her seausintsnce know that she Is entitled"
Frtt euth edition ready.
1 c DER BY Pubisher New.York.
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ODERN PILG RIM S.

Tenth Fditicn Inst Publ shed:
XTTONlN AND HER DISEASES, FROM THE
w CRADLE TO TuE GRANE-N h 81 Appendix " on
TIE r-oprey limiting The increase Of f. Ad'p ed eN.
uvev TO her the phys oEy Of ysem .nd
a. diseases Of her ccsl periods. by Edwa1 H. Dixon NJ u
Editor Of the scapel Consung Ouersnr >urgeo suthor
OF Trestse tn Fairly Decay of American Women"
Diseases Of the Sexual system &c fliee s.
s this work In al parts Of The country 10
whom liberal dcoun. will be de. Copies seat (ost pain
on receipt of price. A6iess . ~ 49,
A. RANEEY P1blsher, No 1875 Broadway, ". 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
h Second Week cfthe MORAL DRAMA written eN'
prsssly for tn. Museum sud BE presentcd THUS NlodN
Nev. i2l EVENING. AZ :! O'clock, called THE LlMEAl1N
MAN; Harry F.ifax. {. " Clarke J.-k Gle h,lAws5
tnma Messy. Miss MesLayer SC. AFTERNO N a. .,
frr due a. Sly WIVES MOTHER; slso POOR PULL
CODY. Tie hyf Giraffe &c, here yet Abundance = SA !
9tdre5 uudeg 10. l.!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

EIDDERs GAS REGULATOR AGAINST
N the WORLD DOWN with HUMBUGS that can get no
PATENTThiI great economist e1hbiuon 81 me $3.50
and ~! Broadwsy whore The p1hc e.u examine
the only genuine REGU LArOR In existence. IL 10 Small,
neat effective spd powerful and eseh and every burner
with perfect securely chances or investment are COW
oHered IN the Of Rights VI Patent nvesg;e purchase
and make m.Iey g = u per cent claims The s-nion q e'
tIyoee. = L. wv S--foo' 3es'e'"''
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBCSE

on The S.p4rtare Of Mail Steamer for liver
- :, ss PEI tsnun postage included. Single copies Six
80.
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ISORA'S CHILD.

One large Emo, price 81 o
Say. The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser:
isoras Chid be Chased among the most successful
efforts in modern fiction and It's author bids fair to take high
rank nons writers of the day The work IN ques
ZION ia edipgy well shows the part OF
The writer en- intimate knowledge Of human nature and 3
thorough with poShed society the interest
tep up roughout and without descending tan.ca cant it,
mora tone il excellent"
Fifth edition now ready.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

ron CALIFOR EIA, OREGON AND II Z
sAEDWI ISLANDS,
Ia puhb5 departure OF each Mail ssan for Aspn-
vsltt4i So per tnBsm. Single copies Six Centa
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fair at the Crystal paIafe.

l. A b A n X S s c l. -
Il Neuly every Ralrssd the United State aud Great Br-
supplied wholly in pAt by these celstrAted
They been tried and regarded by al kaiosd on
GERS others standard from which there Is no appeal
Railroad In the state OF New York has nearly fy THOU
sand Dollars worth of these Scales in use ant Will use none
other
In addition TO
SCALES for RAILROAD USE,
the undersi sned offer for sale treat variety OF
PLATFORM
COUNTER SCALES,
which .re adapted 70 every kind Of business a.
STORE and WAREHOUSE SCALES,
weighing from ! pound 10 10000 pounds;
HAY and COAL SCALES,
accurate sud strong;
DRUGGISTS and BANKERS SCALES;
FINE GOLD SCALES 1890
POST-OeFICE BALANCES;
GOLD COIN SCALES, Se.i
al Of which
WARRANTED ACCURATE
Warehouse,
No. lsS Broadway,
New.YoTk.
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WIN ME A n ID 1.

Says The Buffalo Express:
This book chamingly and effectively written aud leaves
an impressive and heaful moral We are vastly pleased YIN
ar pleasure recommending 70 our TRENDS
ever the sutnor he lie she not unac4uainsd With tue
heart with mankind with the temptations and trials ht hsdse
in The pathway Of life. Such books his double p
pose-brst please to nitroc We feel conhdsnt that
tbis work will q ready and extensive sale.
SAYS Ehe kew-York Observer:
ASnusdin In beautiful domestic incidents and ons
every chapter berg OF strong emotion and peans nu
NOR An &C religious sentiment peTvedes every potion
of the tale. L. is cheeTfu.y commend"
Saws The Christian advocate; - .
brief title it has The reader may ask: What does
meant He will pass far into the book before its charming
style the pahOs power its language and sentn 'nt VIII
besuile and bewtch him"
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Published This Dsy:
4 IVES OE THE BRITISH HISTORIANS.-

Eighth THOUSAND Now READY, OF the
IL DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE
Of the late AMOS LAWRENCE svo. cloth : 81
The fst editions hs work have been sold fer han
the books could be msnufac ur-d -
EIGHTY MERCANTILE HOUSES
IN Bostor pesens 20 heif
eII Two arms hundred copss each another
RS talen sy another ortyve several have taken twenty
Eve; others eighteen. six'een, ten, I'VE, ke
g We are prised . l-arr th.t nun 1sr 81
COMMERCIAL HOUSES IN NETWORK,
AZ well - Bosom and elsowh-re. have poca ed copies =
present 70 The elsTss In thel emp "
n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
GOULD LINCOLN. No. 50 Washing .ln-st-. Boston
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WARD BEECHERs PLYMOUTH
II II ECTInN OF HYMNs AND TUNES

II
From The Springfield Republican. "
Henry Ward BeeeheT has done go1d Things sut the
nroduetiop OF this book OF his best Il IL book OF
b,uus and united the arranged ior the p
nose o and admirably sdsped ID tnst
pupo,e The music embraces most Of tue OLD aVoe uhs'
with several new pieces by John Lundel aud Rev Nres
Reeier who prep.ed the department ofthe ~crk In
the selection OF the hymns Mr. 3ee;her has shown az nss
ened beraty and drawn from al the best sources Of al De
norinson. mot emitting the unenceed devOucbA hymns OF
The Roman Catholic Church Many hyrns are devoted 70 me
Trest hum antics the Gospel which most ether
ave ,,SS d.6ciert This collection cannot f.i to become
vtd.y n3pulsr especially with all Orthodox Congregational
soeies who sugiog part Of divine worship inssi
of Erseefu src sefto the more serious services Of
the sanctuary"
Tinted State, postage prepaid liberal discount made By the
quantity > BARNES 70; ruol'nsI,
In Pres:
PLYMOUTH COLLECTION OF HYMNS without the
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NOTICE lie hereby given By NE, GEORGE T.
~ PFAzsALL th.t e. Debss eoau.ct@d By my WIFE,
HaRsIEr PEARssLL. VII rot b pad BY AMI after
tbs Cth Gag u Ssysr.D.T lsjh GEORGE 1. PEAR5ALL
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6pefinl Notifes.

To Rights Again.-The smoke Of the Political bAole
having passed away WITH tbs rsh and excitement attendant
no,n DE ,1scuton Of greater amount Of PRINTING than
eve, before e1ecn,sd the ,sme period r tKER GOD
WIN 81. aD prepared heretofore TO receive the vista OF
peeroi, tDs an, description Of typography.
Rememb you he urn. ed this office with every hing
done b. TJpeom the Smallest Card or Label 70 the Largest
Bu or sooL-A 10 superior style q. the time pomsed and
., the Lowest Cash Prices
Osive We have connection with other es.so'hmen
BAKER 4 GOODWIN, Printers,
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WANTED-To lease for q term of years Two
w LOFTS 2sxlCo with steam pow for ParnH1re VI Al
us.,.o-y ldsfs. WARREN WARD No. Iii GFAld-s;
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MURRAY HILL PROPERTY. For Sale,

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HOUSE, the south side Of sab Dstweea hh sn' MAD
bn ~ tbs very bet lyle 70, TIE owners
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BOARDING "A Gentleman aud VIE can 90,
,i, GOD ARD In private family with uofurDi' bed
From, Roa ana Pedroom stNo IS Macdousast tst Glenn
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DROOKLYN ATIIENHUM.-On THURSDAY
DTVENING, Nov. u, 1855, GRAND VOCAL aud INSrRu
MENTAL CONCERT given by Sig'r BERNARDO with the
assistance of the Eminent AItss: Mime WALLACE, b ~
CHELLF Prma Donna of Juliens Concerts sisr C< KESA
First Tenor the Italian Opera OF Paris Miss Annie Kemp
Aptomas and the Brothers MOLE nhsuer.
Price 81 Tickets can be had all the Munc Stores and at
the door,
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This Day publisbed:
'HARTON AND STILES AMERICAN
& cos MUSIC DEPOT, No.

y so MISUNDERSTANDING House founded 80 years a.
HAMBURG and epsc ard keeping the largest stock the u
Of one million Orks Of Foreign and American hHsIS ron
cent pecest $50 Our publications, ZOO Works
rsnk Lhest Who good Music invited 20 select or
spacious store Our circulating library contains 80 o. Work.
Tenn. for one year s2 with 80 Music stisl SIX months 90