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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
TELEGRAPHliIlilC,5I NEWS
Blythe National Line.
,ELsGR ApaED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA.

BcsroS, ami 1.-THE America attived Al II
o'clock.
A correspondent 10 the Times Whites thSt We
did not laise our voice aeainst negotiation up
on The basis y Lieh did not include the destIuc'
ton Of Seba1topul, bal should the conference bC
ultimately broken OK Eieat importance will x
attached 10 our operations in the Ctimea and
their result wohld Lecoms the teal 'cnttriON o.
success OF defeat There is, however, one IuT'
thes change in the negotlullCn, though fain'
one, not altoettbet impossible that the ansWeI
from St. Petersburg may Be tue germ Of sO1lt
counter project on which tie DISCUSSION may bs
resumed. We DO not, however, expect ahy pro-
poaal this time, By The Russian government can
be regarded as Practicable OF sincere.
LetletS from Sidney state that vessel, name
unknown, w1 wrecked OF Hampton slos'S.-
Five hunLrel ChiheSs aud pOEtiOa Of the cfev
Eefe lost The Captain aud eight men only ueIe
saved; these made lot Cape Dennis ia boat, Oh
landing they were attacked " tie natives and i've
Of them Killed.
The condition Of tie allies in the Cn'uea are
thus represented Ivy ibe Official Journal de ST.
Petersburg: The posi,OnOf The allies is nov con-
plelely shat ia by an enelosUte Of lOrmhabls en-
irenehmenIS' New divisions have joined the
amy and grave events are expected.
Trade ia Australia is Somewhat improved. Po'
lilical matte:S unsatisfactory.
The LOndJn Daily News says that according 10
the most recent communications from Vienna,
Lotd John Resell can see little OF no prospect o.
peace Of present. and eIpecIS.io be hOms IN TEE
l4th Of April.
The opilrIon is freely expressed lhNt any peace
n w concluded, would BE- PFecSnouS and uacsF-
tai
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NEW YORK MARKET.

ArRn il--Flout Grm, with sales good OlI1 at
l0slU 50; Southern 6m With sales al 1000 TO-
IS. Wheat finn, Southern white 2'6S. Corn
dull, sales OF Southern mixed ct | nsa l,h1 PORK
blsLer, saies Of new mess 1t lT.tj1Sf sales Of
did mess al l5,Sfal5,O0. Beef drm, sales at T..
15aI5,50 fot repaeked Chicago, and 9.5lal? Tor
country mes. Lard tim, D. | al 9.62alO. Bacon
butter l2sl1 cents. Hams 9a9I. Ohio Whisky tim
3?a32l Sugar firm, Orleans 4;a53'S. L'u'sed
oil ftn at s2aS3.
Cotton firm, sales 2O0o bales, y. Orleans mid
ding q.
stocks tirmet. Money steady. Inii5Da SIS 81.
Clsv X Tolelu 49,. Err Sill. Keeling s5i. Can.
ION y. NY. Genital 81. Cumberland Coal Co.
sol. Cleye., Col. & Gin. los. Louisiana 6's 9J3.
vi,siniA 6's 95i. Penn'a. CUaI Co. l05. Missouri
SIS ss!. Tenn. 6's gi4.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ArRiL ll-Flour easier, and closed a! 0.9oalO,
receipts increasing. An active demanI fot gram.
Com 15asOcl; baney l,5Osl, 40; and Eye I,!5.--
WHISKY declined 10 29!a;0. Provisions I'm, but
LoIjers sre not offering, aHd slies ote limited,
mess pJrS held at SIS Bulk sides held al 6laIc.
y con sold al els lOr shoulders, and SIDES Sasi
fot ribbed: &c for clear. Huns, sugar cured, !c'
Cheese sells al 10 cents. Butter IN the keg, lbc'
No / krE lard94. Sugar firm. sales at 5ta6. Mo-
asses held al 81. no sales. CIOvtNeed $50. Oats
50a52c. Corn 20.
Money easy. Eastern Exchange declined to
d premium,
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CERE If Ces,A, Resy~us, tt-Tss ery Is siili M
V eOuS. CeIti6eale tom hon. J. H. Duttoto. We
Ia We hood Of testimony rOulBe Ii uPoa - Of tures
RkeaaniSn, Dyspepsia ScrOfuiS ne, and toI 81 yer
vous DistGseS and Female complaints, Hinf!sHf EAe'
has ~. VnhAYibF
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PtorE.-Ws published on SItu.diy SeTNai
items Which, II correct, would lead us 70 conclude
thst The PieseaI high price Of aout cannot be long
mnintsiuej, 0pe Of lGrss items Eai The state.
ment Of The Buaalo Republic tba. ii bad ihto'ma.
ton Which f1lly warranted IL 10 e1PeeIlhg The
following. supplies:
Rtom Lake Michigan, $4,000 bbI'i ftom De.
troiL i2S. 900 bbls.; from Toledo. 10000 bbI'.;
from Cleveland, 5000 bLb., makIng a'iOslI Of
$4,000 bblS. Of four 10 come forward before bar
vest, exclusive Of Canada
The Republic farther adds:
On the opening of navigation, considerable
quantities will be shipped 10 Lake Superior aud
ihe lumber regions, and some 10 Pittsburgh, &C.,
but il is fair 70 estsp1te, 81 least The quantity 10
be reeeiVtd At tue lower lake potts ItOui lhe west
al S0O, 600 barrels. We have no means Of eslilna.
ling the amount expected fram CanSd1, bat have
heard The quantitY pat down al lrOn $4,000 to
l,0n0 900 barrels Of -four, by gentlemen well
caleulated TO judge, ard whose means Of infotma.
ton ATE extensive. Dividing the shove estimates,
We shall have something like I,5CO,OCO barreiS
from lhe west and C1nais, equal To the number
OF bushels which the cautious Rochester tn.llet
has allowed Us, an amount amply Suficit nt 10 SAT-
iSly hone wants and any ordinary forsign demand
tot the space OF months, u until tie next lat.
vest Out readers must also bear in MUD that
AoUt cannot be exported without loss Of from
twoto thee dollars pet barrel, and that European
prices must rSt OF American pti.eS decline % that
extent before we shall be called upon 10 seed Sgr
supplies 10 ForeiIR market.
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Fsrr ,sp SrAsmSu.--A fsht oeeutted on Fiji.
A., n,l,, on b1arI the steauet WIN. Hn7I, lying
d, n. Washington lion wOtkS, Uetueea sun.
,,osns lands of the boats and some Of the
vo,.p.ntl the Mills. in which naa named
Nm. BnI 4as laIly cut WiIh knife. We Otein'
itard ,lst Bil usnt On the boat 10 collect .
bill. when solus:hag occurred which led TO .
yg,fyzl between lin aud bis rfenLs and The Other
r.rr. The man shO used the knife is supposed
!, h,v. lied TO OHIO. Que the boats crew was
:,:ss;sI aud 6aed $40 aud costs.
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nn1rIslI prcal,lrS

HiLlFAx, April I3.-Tne Journal Of the 9Th fe.
noItS tue arrivals Of so more men from Boston, fOt
ihe fOrrIgn legion. The wste induced 10 90 un'
der the sunprSIiOn thatthey we're 10 woEk on EaII'
tosjs, aud finding out tEeir mistake, all refused
10 enlist, finally arrangements were made 10 give
them Work.
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wr ,.tota OUT thanks to Nj. ". |. vesceIiu',
=. Auetiean Card wrilsr fOt package Of yely
.,,J.yne!y executed visiting cards, which he has
.Lcso,n out table. We observe thai portion
,f,1,n besrs this inscription: Nj. & Mrs. o. l..
r,,s, Whsa Nj. Tescelils meets Mrs. o. !. r.
!. r,,I plesse give het our respects, oad say We
.og,I Ike to see bet. as we do not resOllsct OIL
.,.,, ,1ib. had that plelturt.
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STrya.-This eny domseE Wbo has been for
,,r. ,in. r,lhet tudsly tspulsed 10 hsr efforts TO
n b,t sngalement ia this part VI Ire Terrestrial
,,,.t.. anI, indee4, We thought several TINES,
r.l uish nippsd 10 the bud, fairly asserted her
I'm on Saturday, giving uSmiId, calm, delightful
,.,,b.t PeIestfSa', ia ell the viriouS walks Of
,,..tv, rsR VAIN ia theft congratulations Of The
INA, ADVENT, aa1 Winter clothing and all other
:. n, p-rt,inirg to cool weather, were voted ont
= mace,
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SIIlpWREcK.

Bosrox, April I4.-Tbe ship Vim. Layton vas
lost al sea on the 9th Of February; aud Tue stew
arjess and FIVE Of the crew wers drowned. THE
cihers wele taken OF and have arrived LeFe.
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s,nL PoI " MIlrtSsyILLE-Ths Martins
I. E,terpdr says there have bveR but 5 cases
small pnl ia that place since The recent out
l...S Of The disease thsrs, thtee Of which are out
yp,.F
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RISgooLp, Washington Coz

NstrS. Noriimt7 L NsEbT6y:
IeaI SiI1 I'll R0S tREWta, b. MEAD o. nine, 10
which am aaieted in its nOst IeglNNled and distress
lug lUrm Puthl ed aud used one s0te, lnd hsHtiT.
vbnW II All iii, speaE highly Ofili and would sal 10
hose who have DySiepNa, u they will gae HamPi0Hs
VerrtS be Tinetu,t, It viii CERTAINLY cure them.
Your, with great Tesieet,
IT, NEWCOMER.
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Bosrox. April llllr--ln the House to-day an adj
dress IN the Governor 10 remove Judge LoTihg was
cOried-ayes 2OH nays III. lsn0w goes TO the
Senlte..
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RIyER AND WEATHER..

P,rrsBuRun. April l4.-Riy.r e feet inches,
falling. Weather clondy AMI mild.
Ct>c,xNATl, April I+.-ltIver RISEN 4 inches
Weather mild aud cloudy viii heavy showetS this
Afternoon,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

NV YoRk, April 10 -DsnuiS Renopl', arrest
Ell fOtsmuseIing diamonds from the steamed W ash
ington, was Lallrd by PeJley.
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Rr,eoo1p. Nj, June ISL. 1874.

u,s,7T. H0Tiintr I AsrtrSt:
GenII-I lave bern Gfeted With TIE plies Tor HoEe
years. and could get nOihin, 70 heiP ne l ntnd aa
vAed ue to Try hamPtOL's Vegetable IlTetute. par
rLaSei two bottles, and before had used them bob
was ely euled Of ILG mUti troublesome diSeate. Al
81 are plagued white Pies would DO vel 10 give tie
IIIEIule thai HUutI, Ietteculy. ,,....,,,
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A NEW No1E oS HlNLET.-Ths indetatisable
d.. Dig has again enlightened the Il;etsry weird
upon the ri:hl meaning IT smother passage in Ham.
let. The Princes enquiry Of HOfaiio, 'HoId you
Tue Vaich 10. niSh" leads the SSPient JoctOf 10
the belief that the ghost csne forth from the sep
ule!re for the puuose Of doing pc estrish match
saOlnSt time. His opinion is clIncEed BY another
remark Of HaTlers, 'Perehauce twill walk again.
.-BssLan Post
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For the Central Road will Sc received Al The wharf loot
Of QuiLcy 81, At ali bOuIS between a. ~ and M
Receipts s,en delivery 10 ali Stations on the C. O. X.
H., aud to Cincinnati.
Wheeling, Jan. II 1855. Inl9f
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/ B,tLosx ASCENSION is always 40 interesting
- instructive spectacle, we'll worthy Of being
Y assssI Ly the public. We trust that The efforts
v.e Profsssot ruSey is makiag 10 PtOcute iton
o....2.ns subscriptions that will enable him tc
r;.r .ts r1llJ,tiOn open to the entire public,
to them the Interesting p'ocsss Of
.ii,,u 'na,tion, AMI the other opetaIions con-
n-,,r! with an ascension, will be successful
Tl..reat would bring crowds Of strangers into
~. city, aDl lis iherefore an lien worth the con
cation Of our Guinness men, pahienlaily hotel,
u,era. and sote kee'ers, aud the PrOptttot' Of
=, j: coaTeyances.
P;g;rssot Psey will call upon OUT citizens to.
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F,Llyr's DoLLII MoxrHLT MACHINE for May
a, Ls.Rrsssivel by Robinson 4 BtO., Washing.
81, Hall.
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Gov. Gstdnet. Of Massacbusetls, has signed the
Le,.,,ive act making lprou judges Of the Law as
We. IS The facts.
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Iru.olietled Te.timoar,-6,esl at" u EAtA'

I nsoIiCTlCd TtEIImohy I-UItaI eaItE y hhtH'
Rl&OsotD, Nd April 18th, 1854.
Mstr,I, NertSsrT + NeaL,ry:
lrSns-I have InGel ed with pain In ny side Snl
.stk ARD " y shoulder blade Ur tle last ak years.
utd nee Iy a! kinda uFdCts, but derived 70 beas'
al AEeT received Tie hYt lVl or itmFton'S YetstI.
BE TIct1re ION yOu, thought would tIy Ahst ttfiGe
lere walnut lid 50, AVID III lew NeeEt eit lie
Was reW mai. Il has cured ne ani now TEE trOtn
10 M; my cUupleX.Un is fue, formerly II was A1OW
nave good aPpe.e AID eau eat what 'pleaAe NiibOUl
inruEN eusEct have suffered 70 long and 20 lRch lur
what low eujOy, that void Pdvse The Afflicted 10 give
this 1iDciuIe q. iT. lIamlIOuS fair trial
YVuIJ, respectfully, 5. NENT2HR.
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Rrp,Ir on CoIS CEors ~ rur Wtstttx Via.
CIV, AeatcrL4rGIL SocrrrT AND lSprsrRrAL Is.
.rrcrr.-Tke crop Of coin offered Tot The Ptsni'
I'm ~ "b-s. , acres Of cOtn," ~ Daniel Steen.
Ill, ESQ, is remarkable Indication Of the fertiI.
r,of lands 10 luis region Of county, when prop
civ famed. Itbthe mors worthy Of aOtlee when
70. thought tbal psTel 50 injurious 10 rsge'
ulon dutus The pas, Sc isou Is tenem5eFe5, and IS
tg95.ess much less ihan the same land would
Ire produced 10 favOrsGle season. The Board
II NansgerS regttt that this WS' the only crop Of
i.;.i lot competition, and they now beg leaTe to
,s.:tS 10 the Parmeu y no feel an interest in The
".:ee,s Of Agriculture, 10 make sn effort during
lie PRESENT r, uuAs season 70 cultivate althe ilf'
f.,=n, kinds Of gains and FootS mentioned 10 the
p.emium Isl. II should be distinctly borne in
"a l that len thaa thres sereS Of grIiu, 'ad less
.hau one half leTe Of roots wil uoi be entitled 70
competitions; and The Regulations With regard 20
seed. soil, Snd culiute must ell X complied With
ia tbeit statements. =.
The R1srd award Premium 10 Daniel Steentol
tta erop d Indian corn OllO4 buSbeIS 10 the acre
CHARLES MARSHALL, S<e'r
Wheeling. Ap'iI l4lb, 1855.
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.MEDIOAI,.:..I.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

= - = --.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH. ? 2 :
Judges. LdHyers, Physicians, ths rieh,
Tie poor, from stTy class Of soeIt-
IL, he same testimony is gfr-
en- ofrondtrtuLeurss BY
Hdmpton's TiReture.
1T IS TUE GREAT lNvlG0RATIEG AND =
RESroRA TlvE OF THE CONSFlIu-
ZION WHEN BROKEN DOWN BY
DISEASE, OUR UWN 'ClTl-
ZENS BEING WIT
NESSES.
n ESPERA7EeonC u RirNHGliH and isEi re'HkiE'
~ rEIrd,-NT. HeAty GSIiLet lad ibis die tiA dts
ease sax SsIIii tined III I've NarNs !theslss Without
which unde yJccl aRd Te' atept cure. AT. uailber
Jttes Ls eetihcate, Kendall GIONe, rtOfI cOunly
M, peSen,bet Cd, 1851 Any IulheI Information mar
HunJTrSS 81 Si6Ffs have alo been cured b. this great
remedy aid il - bui little iUlG TOT tie Ovced 70 cal
aud gel rSmPhel and zee for cares o. colds
A weSTSS "a EiEay IeSpernSle seRueRlH called At
c0f stores Ne was ilBerins IRON ehTome ara I'M
Kheunnstn Of years sh ~ IN ". ,r Se' n -
Odylce Of 4 tesPeeilbie hEItbah ~ Hes 70 w
hi4psAs linz me, ard the Iesut HtIe fel ~ eve o.
hS jnHate Whth hsd tor IeI!S ntsS sSs ne
mar StsiIs 10 commemorate with th, b. ealing al Tie
stole OF AstGAtr 1 ASrtsSy.
/,.,,a,, R.,iamin.-whreytr known hates
i,,SS'r ali ~ soitIriys lot L tthuse WaO DO tot
So, ~ ,H.n Loud be sieptca Or IN HtSn & lilo.
III" IL ~, kSSv M Rost hShy TPtretta
~, rII,,srS Ht EstiSn sSdoTte HS WOudeTIa eSte b.
| HsTniSS's verrtSb : TiDtIuIe
EASrOE, Ott. !, 1854.
G:SI.nsnl lei Il nv duty 10 700 and iht pubic
IA e.,IlT 10 IL rooj eects Of HIaIpOp't Vegetable
TImture ESS iSr more nan I've yeaTS hhOriSG under
Sf1s o. sSS Se tI S g.. 10 x & SP Sn
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For Cincinnati, louisville & 81. Louis.
1852 The 6ne passenger steamer
LHAA-S HARTFORD, Capt. ". Markell,
vii eaTe for thu above aud iuteTmedi
llEA---EdAA9ate Ports, this evening Al O'Clock.
Rnr:frelSht or nsE.tre arnIr . bad hnril ~
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AoETIurE AMONG BAcAELoRS.--.rhs forIorn
condition Of bachelors has always been faVorits
theme for lsdlss, editors and oiLet wits 10 eXpali
ale upon. Tue untidy room, The bultOnleSs ELris,
the Stockings full Of holes, and The thousand 9th.
ct inccnvenienceS Of the unmarried state ate "a.
millar, in this WOy, 70 The most obtuse otUS all.
The poor bachelors have, 10 fact, hard time Of
Il. They have been ridicued BY tkd AsX, and
sometimes taxed by legsatots, aud now siHltcians
Zeal tie tnnkindeIt cut Of all b. proving that
they die sarlieE than lnuUI.d men. The ceIeLti'
ted Dr., CaSpre, Of DeIin estimates the mcrtAl lily
among baeheEOB. between tile ages Of thirty TO
lony. Eve, ct tWenty.seven pet cent; while the
mortSlity among InSrTied men, between the sane
ages, is only eighteen pet cent. As life advances
the difference becomes even more Elrlklng. Where
iorty.Ole bachelors attain the age Of forty, there
ale seventy eight married men, difference Of
nearly len to one in favor Of The latter. At Tue
age Of sixty thets ate fOtiy.eieht married men 10
twenty-five bAehelers; al seventy, eleven bache'
lorS 10 twenty seven matred men, and Of eighty
nine mstlied men 10 ibtee bnChrlorE. No lOche'
lor, it's SAID, evet lived TO he bundled AR.
A bachelor with whom We afe well acquainted
slS he is disposed TO think The above statistics
correct, ADD that one te1Son Why lie dou't get
married is that lhs IDEA Of having to live so long
with wife is perfectly terrifying. lie prefers az
early death. The suicidal wretch!
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Arrival. "H4 Departure. 81 s'tn~ HO""
Fortl, hM24 Nouss, sAding last pirAt stso'el'rI

ARRIVALS.
Minerva, Pittsburgh.
Amazon, Pittsburg.
Enuite City. ST LOWS.
Diutaal, PittsbuFe.
Courier, ParketSbutf.
Monongahela Belle, SunfSh.
Interchange, Rellaf.
Virooua, SteubenTile.
DEPARTURES.
Amazon, Louisville. i
Minerva. Cinc'nnati.
HanhGl. CiucinnSt.
Empire City. Ph'Sbure.
William KnoV, 81. LOUIS
Durnal, Pittsburgh.
Courier, ParktrSbuts.
MononGahela Belle, SUn6sh.
Interchange, BelISif.
Viroqua, StsulenviIle.
STAGE or WATER.
WnrtLlNG-S feet II inches.
AT PirrspUIc-6 feet ISches.
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REvoLvNo VEsr.-A tslIOr in London has in.
vented WOlstcoal on ths pnacIple oil Colts re'
volyer--a garment with four .frORs, useful to
secure the chItm Of variety OF to conceal shabyl.
ness OF greOss spots, bot particularly Convenient
as IsSssuIng baggage, BY reducing four S's'GOa;s
~ one.
We shouldn't admire machine that would re.
juce our four waStcoats--if we had that many
10 one. wshoud vastly prefer machine that
woull increase our one wsi:cOst to four.
Tue mes Suspension bridge over the MissiSSip.
Pi, at Minneapolis in Minnesota, was Destroyed
in violsn. storm, short time since, by Icing
blown down fronl tie Piers. it Is serioas loss
to the company as well as to the public. Tie
wires at: SAID 10 have btea broken by The VIC.
lsnce Of tie wind, &c.
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We call attention. 10 tie card Of The steamer
Hartford 10 another column. Passengers and
shippers can rsll OIL this boat for speed and safe
conduct, and The demand ior our products down
stream should ensure hsr full passage and fIeight
~.
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Notice.
ALI rsrons indebted to O. W Haskell & Co.. OF 10
nurselNe., liehers5y ro!iEed 70 mike paymei without
elsy Those having bt GSaiLst Us will p.eie We'tui
the a Tor Id'ustlneRt HElSEELL 4 Co.
\. H-ltiS our intention 10 mike settlements wi b on
customer he e1er lie FIRST Of JUy and hTa Of JsHu
ary Of each year This arrangement Will bear date rom
the first Of January EeIt.
dsc19 HEiSkELL d 70 .
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u1.pelieate Female. aud children will please tryit Il
cuteS coughs. bIonChilS, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint,
ScrOUls, With oil JSrSusementS Of The system
Gail aud get pamphlets, gals.
rIi AGENT, john II. TapPan, hth ward, and By
Druggists generally.
BlItiaOle, and JDi RIOadEOy, \. y.
L5"priCe 81 per bottle tE26
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

CoxcEALrp WEAroxs.-A Law Sgsins! concealed
weapons bas Just been passed by The Legislature
Of Louisiana. The frst section declares thai who
ever shall carry weapon OF weapons concealed
on OF about bis petsou, such as pistols, bowie
knlyes, dirks OF any other dangerous weOPOn, shall
be liable TO prosecution by indictment OF present.
meni aud on conviction, for the FIRST offence, shall
be fined nol less than two hunttrd and fifty dollars,
NOT mote than ave hundred dollars, Of imPrisOn.
msnl for one month; and fOr he second offence,
not less than Eve bundled nor mote than one thou
sand dollars, OF imprisonment in the parish prison
Of the dissection Of the Court, not to exceed htes
months. The second sretiOn debates that it shall
be the duty Of the judges oil the District Courts 10
chsrse the Grand Jury specially as to this act.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

Personally sPreired before me, Justice Of the
Peace for Ohu county, state Of vIFEnio, Joseph
Wilson, Andteu CuIyeL E. Green HadJ. Duu'
e.a, saI made ostA that tbe respective statements
nsde above BY each Of then is true, 10 The best Of
,Leif kOoSIetGe 'ud belief
JOS, WILSON,
AND. x CULVER.
AARE
E. GREEN,
JoBE DUNCAN.
Signed and sVOtn to befO;e NE,
L. STEENRoD, J. P. Z
n. B.-The bottom Is about mile above steeH'
tots llCuSe. $50 s't5HA n
IclstP'Pen COPY ia vessIy.I ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
rcra1rricA1p.l

[ctRITicATLS.l
measured, Oa tue 9Sth SePyh 1885, one 's'e
O. lie SIDE Of S.esurOd's long bottom % Wheeling
Cr,ek, Which vas cultivated in COta dating the
resent ssaOn by Andrew cul'sf.
JOS. WILSON.
80, oo,b IsS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

A. culs.s cultivated SlrenrO1's IOrs bottom In
Com duuce The present year, one sets OF which
vas neaIut.d ~ Joseph wiIsen, The cotu Iron
aA.ch said acre was mea4oted by u', and msaiuF'
Ell one Auadted 1nd fOOt bushels.
AND. x CULVER.
GARE
E.. GREEN. atE
JOBE DUNCAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-26
AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF PRIVATE IL
" brary mt Auctisn.-On THIS EVENING
26th instant, at O'Clock, we viii sell AT our
rooms corner Of 9th street and the avenue about
400 volumes Of private library, consisting OF
standard and miscellaneous works. They are in
good order, having been kept (many OF them) as
good Us new. 80" 81. ..
Also, will be added, number OF fae kngrav-
ings, framed .-.
Also, a number of rare and valuable Theologi-
cal and Classical Works rH
This sale is in every way worthy Of the aiten-
ton Of those In want OF additions TO their library
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
nov a6-ft -.... huctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-26
BY C. W. BOTELER. Auctionesr.
a, r-rx xyrsnnxT C.rK- nE trzr-

: EEKEWEIUtF MALE OF a kETAEL
stock of Dry Goods at Auction.-On
THURSDAY, November 29th, commencing at 10
O'Clock 4. IN ! shall sell the entire stock Of Dry
Goods contained In store No. l6, X own IS the
% Washington Store - ard opposite Centre MAJ
ket, between Ia gbth and Ninth streets, consist
ing I'm part Of
Dress silks, Bombasins, Alpacas, GinChans
Irish Linens, p ain plaid MOUsseiInes
Plaid, dotted, and embroidered Swiss Musllns
silk and Kid Gloves. bleached ard brown Cottons
Calicoes, Hosiery, plain and plaid Flannels
Cloths, CassiCneres CassinetS
Osnaburgs, gentlemen's Shirts and Drawers, &c
With variety Of other Goods worthy The at
tei'tion OF the trade ard families generally.
The stock win be sold In lots to suit purchas-
ers, and positively without reserve. Bargains
may therefore be expected. The ladies are paul-
tulsTly invited 10 attend Terms cash
nov 2I--d c. W. BOTELER, Auct