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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
"WEDNESDAY Moarrrs, Dec. IL,

"WEDNESDAY MoRrrs, Dec IL, 1855
COTTON 90. The demand was fair yesterday, and $500
bales changed hands mostly easier prices bat without
sny quotsble alteration. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .56e Middling Fair. 80. oknIo
Ordinary ........6kt07lz Fair. .1UI1-
aiddiing .818X Good Fair. .......-M-
aood hiddiing. ..s699f Good and Fine. ......-d-
TOBACCO. We heard of but one sale s5 hhds at
Ike y fb. .t
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
co1ros-baiss. TcpAeso-hhda
stock on hand Sept. !, 1855 ....... 4o537 l1JI5
Received since ........ .635,s0T $500
yesterday 49,. 9eeo-545As7 00o-- ss2s
6Ssoo4 1904
Exported to date. 49,. 400 060 0s79
yesterday..... 4,sa1= 424so1 40 eos
2sl1o3 5,i25
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FiHh District Court Of " O,lsans
]. II. ROBINSON ard FRANCIS oLRoYD, Individually
membs Of .hs arm of Robinson os7d Thsir crsdssrA
No. ISIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Crsdi-
TON Of the aad % all ether herein atsrss
whyihs shesuI Of distrution hd by r. NJ sebseh yrd
the creditors Of Aforesaid
heolcxned, and
d j. o. cHALos. Dspasy c.sk.
ETAT DE- La LOUISIANA,
Ciaqtene Cour do District De Souvss Orfeans. r.
J. NJ ROBINSON FRANCIS 0LRoYD
de Is onsfrials ROBINSON ALROYD Va
laura creAncerz.-No. 9s!s.
A Wis est par les presentes donnie aux cream
cietsdes susds nsolssoe dsvoif dsdue
dasr de publication d.
qaess s TAbau de sioeaht
des us4itea nsovhes
homogus ct lea fouds
ava.
Par osars ella coss DsceHasre 1855.
J. o CHALny Depute G,sdssr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

W7INES AND LIQUORS-H. NJ. Crookes,
Wv Of COMMERCE GIR0D STREETS, have now
hand, and offer for sale, Wholesale and Ret
surgnndy Madeira. Malaga Catalonia, Champagne,
ETC.. very fue brands. .
BRANDIESFeto aaip Godatd Oliver,
Also, every brand Of Domestlc Braudies
WIsKiEsod Bourbon Old Rye,
fed, sud numerous other brands.
H. NJ CRooKES,
do 81 Corner of Commerce Girod streets.
:" INES, WINES--Received by the under
signed for saeyetzenay, Silefy Fleur Sery
psilai Champagne Corda e descPn, Clare White
Wines Mos MuAeass and Sparkling Mccall seinwen Bargundy
Wines, etc. -
do 81 s. r. W, COELER. 10 Common street.
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ARRIVED

Steamship Iudanola and Galveston TO Harrs
Steamship Texas Forbes cru. Harris Mogan-lst
district. - -
Ship B9yn!ou Brown IS days from New Ys,k ballast
Bark Panaps Graves from Rio dc JausO Carnival prevouay
Brig Golden Lead 30 days from Rokand cresvy
Ship Meuutaneer Wilson, ls days from New York. ballast
tsr-Ist dariet 30.
sahr Effort Duunng. IL days from Charleston Lsvylst
schr Is Lespsr,--,f from ccant-qd district
seh Manchester Baruess days from Baiiae, Honduras.
sehr EI,ass!h Ann, Ahsus. from Pearl River-Basiu.
Schr Unon Narcisse, from Bonfouea-Baain.
Schr Sarah Jane, King from Amte River-Basn.
sehr Ros allie, s.utbut, from sprin5fsld-B.sn.
Schr Alliance, Melone, from Bononea-Baiu =
sloop Sephany, Ray, from Bayou Laeombs-Bssn.
Steamboats,.
Alice " Glaze. Lanslier. from Washington
W Mstsae Cannon, from ouaehita City.
Lewis Whitenan. Wallace, from Yaroo City.
Nashville, Bellsnyder, from Memphis.
Rapides, Dowty, from Alexandria.
Fanny Sparhawk, Terreboune, from Lafourehe.
Paul Anderson, BOUCHER from st Louis.
R L Cobb, Northern from Camden.
Empire City, Fan DeGruf, from ST Louis.
james Stockton Rhodes, from Paacagoula. -
ophelia, Dimitry, from Paqusmine.
Compromise, Hail. from Tensas River
Towbost Iunius Beeb Andrews from tbs down
Career schrs Monank and Excssd-brcasht shp Bosn
ss5 ss. Many and eesn L ss
the sh inst Bark Adslns Regebreugh up sehrs EGor.
Twboas Rsinhart from the down light
brought up ship Mountaineer and brig Adams Gray
Below-Coming UP.
Bark Juma Wilson Is days from Rio de Janeiro with
Bark ola Heko vs.ek days from Boston, Jones' aeknde,
-Four hpa bsrks and two schoonern unknown.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
MEMORANDA,

Steamer Rapdes M Alexandria the 9Th inst she reports having
left for New Orleans steamer Swan. The
the Falls bound The steamer White Cfs
Shreveport and reported the river gsowlyund Shaggy
Point stationary Met steamers Swamp Foa
Landing.
Cap. Wallace Of the steamer Lewis Whman City,
ports feet water in the YRzoo, aud falling.
ssamhp TEXAS reports the British mail having
Vera Cruz for Havana on the Sh with %, 100000
American bark Flash sailed Guaaacnnso.
Anchored 1t Sacrfo the French fgats Penelope Spanish
figats Fsroana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
MILES G roIYFs.

MILES FOLKES,
Auetlonee and Commission Msrenar Washington street, Vck
k. t754lss burg Misaissppi.
Ey Will sell MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY doacrip.
tons consigned him. Pop made for ihs
RefeTaso
MessrE. JOHN WATT Co.. lN.-o.,..
+ as 3piy GUDDY, BROWN h CO., Ne~ oieaas'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

ii U + ID III a Il Il,
No. ~ st. CHARLES STREET.
vHyHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
sstabahmsa No 70 81, Charles s,rsst lately known as
HCKoRS SALOON and completely oyehsusd enoynted
given Of HOPE HALL announce Il,
isnds aud the public and tho o. mankind
welcome them vita spiritual we'll bodily ID cir
entire satssacon-
His bar he constantly the beet Wines and
Liquors that be imported and his culinary
line he surpassed.
LF sl times all the deicaes Southern and
Northern AFFORD and Will supply families
Fish, Game. Oysters etc., in thar nAsiai .ne
approved style.
their Hope Ha that
will be paid them by the proprietor and sKlsants
oil # JoHS J. DANIELS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

&s- NoTIcE.--The ship Oldsonthe, Captain
Young from Liverpool ready scharge
Third District All goods permitted within i've days will
the public and of the
do J.. H-AsHBRtDsEA CO., 40 Common street.
NS- NorIcE-The brig D. Mallory, Widen,
Captain from PhladsphE disehargipg cargo pca 49,
First District ongnss will please attend the receipt Of their
Sss Gro W. HYNsnN L co. 81 Comm atreat ~
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LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. j..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| III r
~ Dictator and other late arrivals, direct from the
manuaetoes large complete assortment comprising
Roekawayp Barouches Double do Bugges
and without Concord
without and soa he
city country trade For sale
W. W. CRANE CO.
dI0lm 10 Carondest ltrest Onion Row,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

oils, OILS, OILS
Z y WINTER STRAINED LARD oIL-l0a bbs;
Do WHALE OIL-iO0 bills;
do SPERM 01L-2o bbls.
TANNERS, 0TLs--s0 bhla MOL
LINSEED OILS bblp
MACHINERY oL-29 bbls;
HEkTsFooT oIL-l0 bbls
oLIYE-99O baskets quarts and pints
For sale by ]. H. CARTER d CO.,
ali st Common and Tchoupitoulas Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

d YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
vGSHE SIXTH and Last Lecture of the Course
heretofore will by Right Rev
Bishop HOPKINS at Odd Felowl Hail. WEDNESDAY EVENING"
Dec. i4.h. e =. -
sqbisc" the True Character Of the Political Claimed
by the Pope Of Rorns.n
~ Lecture ~ o'clock PM. dig
II EHIGH COAL-200 hhds large lump LIE.
IN high Coal Imported expressly foundry
dl7 J. II. ksHBRfDSR CO, $50 Common street,
ID ED ASH COAL-150 hhds Ash Coal, for
nj III. AsHpRIpGE 4 CO. 100 conmon a,rast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

SELLING TO SLAvE.-Oficer Marseilles yes-
terday had Luke Dillon up before Recorder Bright on
charge of selling grog to slave in his grocery at the
Of Franklin and Clio streets. The thing will BE-
looked into on the 2st. ---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

SAD ACCIDENT - Mr.. Charles Seuzeneau
brother of Recorder Seuzeneau yesterday got fall il
the Custom house, where he acting as an over
which fractured supposed to have fractured
both his legs He conveyed to his residence in TIT
Third District,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

~ Tia Subscribers woeid Respectfully Ola sntion
Of Planters, Physicians and Families vsu as.artsS
eonPislns ar!isi hi. 6asiasss III 3 s
which, examination, will be ESEl Nm f,EN Il
Inc DaIins season, SODA WATER AND Mao II tset369
bs quality l be fssnd essahh s,enA r,th m ~
Isp1sr aas. Wsisls such CONGRESS- Blue LICK sis sss
hA Rooms anonied reasonable
sxsck PEPPERMINT, GouLEY BirTERs, sto.
ssAv prsssis ApstAsssy, sai caap nd Pssas... =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-09
WHOLE NO. D32.

CT sci: destruction OFT of the hands of man
desperate and resolved like him. he should
oa'v tie forcins him to the adoption of anotl-
cr. But he took Il much wiser course than
any Of those. Ike drove to the chemists,
whose ad'lre,s he found on the label of the
wal. and procured composing drausht,
which was put into small bottle of precise
the same appearan'e g as the more mischievous
one he had removed He then returned IN
- street, walked lcisurcly up stairs into
the dres>in:s-rcom. placed the mixture here
he knew II would he sought for, descended
and t"k his seat at the dinner-table as quietly
asit nothing in the world had happened.
BY eight o'c,ark the next morning Nav.
we! vas IN Sir liarry's room, which he eh-
tered by side door the baronet had ncclect-
cd TO faS'cn. He found his friend in nro-
found sleep, from which he did not awake fill
three O'Clock of the same afternoon. Il wetc
Needless 10 relate all thar passed upon this oc-
ca>ion Suffice it, that having explained ,o
Sir Harry the ho,,es he entertained of r,.ro,-
er'ns ior hiih large portion Of his property,
Maxwell. found no difficulty whatever in per
snaiing him TO withdraw immediately from,
London and 10 retire 'oa small place Of his
Hear The town .: il Wales. till, by
the eSerci>; o. ri.id economy. he might I've
able 10 relieve himself from his emb.rra,s-
men>. That he, say man OF the town.
shon'i 50 readily have alopteda suggestion
which seemed TO imply the entire abandon
ment of the habits cf his whole former life.
will appear the less extraordinary when it 10
mentioned that lac has l., Ell heard 10 declare.
that he would endure starvation, lxseary.
m's'ry IN any share. rather than again cncoun.
ter IL tD,3t,Js "a H.: ..,-.,.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-09

PLouMrxG EVER - The old pear tree,
corner of Thirtecnthst and Third avenue,
is in full bloom. For more than two hun
,lred years this tiee has pertiiuied the spring
house with its white llp>so.h,, and perhaps
It has borne fruit ncar,v two hundred seasons.
1t was planted, ii we r9,htlv remember
the date, in 1899, by Governor Stuyvc>ant.
at his farm so far out of the city OF New York
that wild enthusiasm could not have dreamed
that even the city suburbs would ever reach
80 retired dwelling place for Pomona while
that tree should live to bear fruit But now
look at that tree in its two hundreth year of
bearing, ard its surroundings: east, west,
north and south, instead Of plou.hed fields.
grass lots and orchards. and farm buildings
there is one continued pile OF brick and NOR
tar. The city has invaded and oblitcrated
the farm, leaving only this landmark of the
olden time.-Thc advancing line of brick
walls and busy shops has marched up to the
old pear tree and gone by with its streets and
sluarts and stone pavcment>, until thousands
who live beyond, talk about going down town
when they 60 So far toward the spot that was
a town when that tree was planted. as where
the Old pear tree is now blooming as sweet
and fresh as in its youth. h.-Of all that looked
upon and called it the old tree when it bloom
ed the hundreth time, not single one will
look upon its present bloom. 1t is blooming
ever, but they have bloomed, borne fruit
good or evil-and gone iorever.-N. \. 7rib-
une.
A VEHEMENT WoR>nlrrE - Burr
Whitehead, IF Westport, Ct., having been
prosecuted and fined for disturbinya church
congregation, pettioncd the Legislature to
annul the judgment, on the ground that lie
only expressed his religious iervor by ,ehe-
ment ''amens," and his peculiar nervous tenn
peramcnt rendered him incapable of rcpres-
sing his feelings. lie thought that such a
venal offence ought to be pardoned, and the
Legislature said-amen,
a A certain individual, not over punctu-
al in paying debts, was comPlainin. to a
wacgish acquaintance OF 'shorness Of breath
Indeed replied he, i ain surprised at this,
for had little conversation with YOUR tail
or the other day, and he told me vol were the
.orced L1.Lc.. cusiome1 Le ever had
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-09
NY DREAM.

From he .Nn''oHm Era.
IN my cream i'ie'h'u"ii' ! 'f0d'
c-'cI'''S''', " li''.''''"''I-fo''''
i,:'r,o" ~: Is Al '',:'' i';h'
''o'' a. ''S'' '''5''' It ''''''
W;,1, Nj ',".' =, " 'L,' - Ti,,, r ''"'
i'n W. =, ",'i.'.e' "o"c"'
,.,'., n"I' '.e' '''.' - .''. u, ''i''' ~
"'''""''''' "''' ''''''' NM
ic'c am '''oic " ia 'io"c' p,"'ic",
No" ai'I 'iicH "''''->'H! Gn>Hro:
NO" III" men, 'ilf"'"iI r'i'> - shade.
STARS siiohc U'!t ana >tlltcdili> liavcd.
hut tlie good = r"in'"ny.
Waikiki" III ''la' PAIN WIN NE,
'nc ny one the hriih @ cr>!Id,
One hy one TIE d'fhiic>N hld.
some with waIlin" and tangent,
Some with cheerful courage went:
Nut ui hi who >nii'd or mourned,
Never one ~ IL returned
Anxlou>ly, with eye and ear.
Questioning that >.atow drcar,
Never hand in token >,irrc'l,
Never answering voic" heard.
Sleeper, darker 10, fcl,
From nv feet the pathway melt.
Swallowed by the black despair,
And the hungry iaw> o.. air.
Past the ,tonv.troa;cI caves,
Stran.le! hv the wash Of waves.
Past the >,,,ntrrrd cra.- -nnh
On Il green AMI ii"WcrV bai!h--
Soft ~ fall Of ..i-;ie,!"wll.
Lightly Il cI"I.N = blown.
Sort'inolv IT. chIdh""i pressed.
lu the bosom .! x ret.
OF The >harp-h"red rocks instead,
Green IL" Era>>v carpe'' spread,
Bright with waters SINGING hv
Trees that rroplcd .olden SKY.
Painless, tr';9:iri. -orr"w-iree,
Old lost faces wc!comc! me,
With whose >wrctllc~> ~ content,
Still cXicct'1nt h"pc va tic'!'.
Waking while the tawInc gray
Slow ly frightened m', day,
P"ndernG that VISION ied,
thus ui'o "y-ch >ai';
" Steep. and huh@ WIN ri'''d, ol STRIFE
our 'f'f,"" pam 81 'I|'
ana our ','a'" '''' ''r'"..e' ','
lhonSii 'iie ""fN' a"a''''l : a!!'
$50 with n,;,,riII .tcr. wc climl,
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VOL. IS---NO. 46.
Tbc O. !c0ouiam, !
PUBLISHED EVEEY SATURDAY
e. III A ID WICK Il RAND.

81. JUnN>BuEY. VERMONT
OFFICE: :.kirrEip..h'> building. opposite the
ST .)ohl>hurv House"
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wear: $500 if payment be DELAYED beyond
that time. No paper Discontinued until all ar
rearagc- are paid except NJ the option Of the
Publishers.
ADVERTISEMENT inserted at the usual rates.
II not directed the number Of insertions. they
will be continued Until forbid III and CHARGED
accorinclv.
JOB-PHlNI1NG....lIandb Blanks Cards. Pro-
sramnc~, Circular-. E.ll-IIcad-, &C., printed to
order.
Y. b. PALMER i authorized To- receive A,lver-
'iscnents and Slb>cri, ,siou at hi, Office, iii Boston,
New-iork and Philadelphia
S.M PEI IEAGllL y 60. are authorized TO do
The ..nc for N. in Now ! urh llLl En.tnu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
N.row n,nana of tho pona.


In the cloisIet Of the monastery ofSl. Agnes his
Holiness entertained his distinguished guests at
dinner, in latge hall on Tie Gfst floor, and sub.
sequenily admitted the pupils Of The Propaganda
College,.
AT this moment about one hlndtel unl fifty
petsOns we're collected together atound The Pope,
when an awful tenor manifested itself in the
footing, winch bis Holiness instantly perceived
aud endeaYOfed to prevent his guests from being
attained a. assuring them that II was the shock Of
an estthquske, phenomenon will which his
residence as nuucio In South Amerira had render.
Ell him somewhat familiar However, before any
f9hhet eopjsclutes we're bEoaCled tile floor gave
way.
With hileous tuin and combustion dire, The
Pope, ptelaies, cbtdnsls, senetals, soldietS, and
scholtts were ptecldjlated lhtoushit without Ot.
det OF precedence, among railing beams aud rOs.
ihenis Of masonry Cardinal Anlouelis good luck
saved him alone Of all the cardinals ptttent. lie
was near the window 10 which he chung for sup.
poll, but bls eminent btellren, Nlattni and Patti
II, Wete SEVERELY injuted In the fIlI, a. was tho
Fttaeh gehettl and gteAt nu0nbet OF lie ptOpa.
ganla pupils,
Ia bis Papal chalf, and wal eSlticAte from llIs
Week amidst EXPLANATIONS Of mirdeoIOlt mirotoiol!
itorn AL abound. In gratitude lot such an IS.
cape, bic Holiness folthwith invited all who %ete
a6le 10 follow him 10 enter The church, anu with
oul voice iNtoaed q Thanksgiving 10 the Almighty,
and Afterwards received The sa6tamenlal Uenelic.
ton from klonsghot Tiatani,
Meanwhile lie wounded were extficated from
The fuln3 and conveyed 10 Rome In caft1seS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

tr16e latest folly enjoinea BY the goddess Of
fashion upon her object deYotees, the ladies' Of N
York, Is The wearing Of bonnet ribbons four feet
ling. The bonaets, meantime, conIinae 10 recede
from public observation. They have long beenin.
visible 10 The naked eye Of The weateri and they
now threaten 10 tan entirely 10 tibbon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

INTERESTING OCCASION AxD COSnGsroxDxSrw.-
The Grand NlnsteI Of the Giant l.oeG Masonic,
of the District Of Columbia, DR.. ClaTles S. Ftar.
lep, has recently received letter tom the Grand
Lodge ~ Paris, asking that Delegate lie appoint.
ell on the part Of the District Grand Lodge 10 1t.
tend Conpttss If the AlaSons VI thu World 10 as
semitic in Paris on the ist proSino. 10 lake into
consideration the condition OF Masonry ever The
globe, aud to adopt fot The benefit Of tue Older,
whatever may be appropriate and lawful. Tie
tirund Lodge Of this Distinct fluids itself unable al
so shOtl nOlice 10 send UyetR suitable representa-.
tive, hut has directed the Gland Master to send 10
tie Grand MosteE In Paris q commission IN blank,
to 10 accorded to some worthy American Mason,
wlin may Le attending The Worlds Exhibition in
Paris, 10 ucl OIL the occasion explained above, as
the representative Of the MusOns Of this District.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

aTTheto is controversy between he Comedian
llouses Of Parliament OH the question whether the
seat government shall continue, usfOrmerly, pot.
ombalaloty, The lower House is ia favor Of The
laItet.-the Council Of lie tOtner proposition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

1rqhe Patent Oli0e IS Oyetbublenel with
application and, probably, on an Oyetage, two
thousand patents are Issued in lhe cOutsO ola single
yes,. Atihistate, the g,and hall appropriated to
models will soon be insufficient fot this purpose,
and elLets paris otllle building will Do requitcd
for The depository.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

uEs,Ptesideut FllmQte arrived in Boston on
Saturday evening, and took lodgings at The Revere
House. The Coulter says lie isih excellent health,
and looks tOJust. lie will fake passage in the
africa fot Europe, on Wednesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
Sutte1s to Tho genius whOss tonic, weAa
1utA back 10 lie color lAe halt Dat was gEay.

@-ptotssor wood9 Hair Restorative, advertised In
our paper tot The sats Of several weeks, prime aItl-
de, For tie removal Of llRlt AMI mParllns aoiiness
aud te1utyto The hiIt itis we think uneqUatOi aud
those who have tried II thoroughly testify that wilt not
only cause lie Lar 10 grow hui, WHEN gray, restore to
he original color Give II GtrlL- Erie 0GttttI 0ilS,
1859.
nyto T. II. LOGAN & Co, Agents.
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STATE HLHoTI5oNy,
C6H,4,,, 5Tlotol

toaS q. cauSlrtt, joaS kSotst tal !. VI Nltthstt,
will b supported AZ hs th,lIhy sletIlo for lhs tlois
telesalsa They trel6o well known 10 lsed lslthst no
tlte, and we commend them y HE Ticket for.
mrs OHIO COUNTY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

tr0eo. VIZ. O0sIls, ESQ, i 10 10 inyllel 10
delyettlI adde's OF The celebration Of the ami.
Vtnyof the settlement Of Jamestown, Va, on The
18Th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

a Trsr or Ps,Exusa ri wetlei my finds
said an eccentric old gentleman, sly hanging a
piece Of stair carpet out OF my first dsot window,
with btokel'S announcement affixed. lthol The
tesirel effect, ICON saw who wefe friends, 1t
was like firing gun neal pigeon house; they all
lotsOok lie building at The first report, and have
mol had occasion 10 Use the extra flaps Of my din.
Ing table since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

uyoDeat me how flOilly cdoestslkr' said Mis-.
psftiUston, recently al temperance Ietlute. ~
am always reloiced wien lie mounts Tie Iosltil,
tot his elequence warns Inc IN every nerve and
cartridge ofLmy body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

Many and just objection ate made 10 all Tho ordinary
llimehIs Of tho day on account OF tClI OIeSvc smel
aud The unSishlIy status Olen l1l upon The Skl Won
derIu Lct wlCl las been verified to tie establishment OF
tie mos prOSOaui chemists, tie ellsit Of asilllOus
ratienis Is that in addition 10 It's surprising curative ci
cGs, II Is lilo mot heaith cosmetic 1nl agreeable Fcr
Une. lOany rart NJ tho skin To which 1t hty he applied
II impatsa rosy AMI EEral luw which lasts 1r ln'ny
hHuS, AMI leIveS The 'rvcty sNcSS OF healthy skin, In
stead Ot tic erected ard tarrci appearance which isa
COMMON result OF elmo oil niher articles used for that
purpose. llrrs, c,ery lIly's toilet Is supplied with i
who knows lis excellent qates IN this respect 10 rial
lie It's agreeable OdUr you Eecd bul open one bottle and W.
Or yUul&clL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
Sprigg House

Barber Shop and Bath Rooms.
arcielPttiGlly Informed that this es-
VI ttbIshnent Is now udsr tbs nanl'emeNl or YlCT0R
SAvE0EtUT, the FleNeh arbeII and that Shaving Hair
nItssne and ShapoonlEs will 10 conducted there In tho
most talittscIory MINER.
rrnE AT Rocks are fitted up In elegant 1t, Ia, and
cold, warm AID shower haths can Al all tlneG be enjoyed
location In Tie ba'enknt Of The SpIlFs House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

tJ'ft. Thucketuy, who is expected 10 tetutn 10
America in few months, ION The completion Of
The NeScomes, bringing with him new seties
Ct lectutCs, Is SAID 10 have recently applied tot
the SeStetsysllp Of the British Legation at Wash.
inston, and 10 have .teceiyel M intimotion from
Lord I'almepton, through theiE mutual ftienI,
Lord John lluscIi, that such situation could moi
be given except to person who had regularly
been bred Up 10 the practice Of diplomacy us rto.
fesston. Nj. IhaCkeray, who has recently been
called 10 the bar, was subsequently, spOkcp Of as a
proper psEsoa to 'rsCeiye the appointment Of s'i.
penllaty magistrate nj lltighloui locality within
two houts rde Of London, salary GsO0 yenr.
The BhIhloRians. alstmed at the idea Of having
sa,ItisI on lhett judicial bench, USED all means,
litecl and indirect, 10 prevent tho appointment,
and succeeded.