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Returning.

itt-Itaves I'claun at r. M, on arrival Of mall train
RON Columbus aud way stations, aud arrives E! Wheel
Ing al l;iop. IN
2d-eSYes ii'llaIe 81 4:l9 r. H. on trr7a o. through
iIansicT psrs. Ccrs ard mails 70 baltimore aud hio tx
nresS train Tor Baltimore and Esselu cities, arrives al
s. RSTicheis iur ali Stations on C. Q. L. H., and for
Cineinna,i Indianapolis and Ctie,e0, sold on bose nag
gaze checked thEoushto GAINESVILLE, Newark, Columbus
aud Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

c. O. R.uRoAp.-T WelIshuls H. raid state,
that tie Central Ohio Railroad. according 10 The re
port oi Tie President, loses s95.62S Of, by The
failure Of Gen. Larner Of Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

Tox PAxE CrL, sRArtoS.-1rhe advent OF Tom
PaIne's bnth day WIS cel.btsted al Cincinnati "a
The eyeans Of The 20th VII. Que of tue otstots Of
LIE occa.I. ~ was Pe.tl Clalk, mulsltO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
NEW ORLEANS NJ

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Fcn. 2.-Cotlon unchanged, sales Of the week
sixty thousand bales. Rio coffee SlaSi.
4 fire occurred last night, loss one bundled and
Isl enty. FIVE thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
CoI.D WEATHER.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2nd.--The weather Is very cold,
but all the railroads ale open except The u !cugo
and Mississippi portion Of Tie Illinois Central
load has moi been heath tom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

TmE 'Ep."-rhe French 10 ia Gel, ClenIencr
Robert. e>pFes>~S illus ~arnl. an a"n,ria'i II u
Onr ii ties every day >nlshtl comi,ttS which III
tx fr.qlenry iHr' at enjoyed. "re sou, tInts " IS
highly valued than they deserve 10 be:
~ he'd is CERTAINTY The most .rtcouS AMI tht
mos lavor"bie asylum 10 he I0u"d ltrs below. In
iArl hen oak al II nm wien tlInE, as ST \
rnro II, how ne is suddenly. Us # byrnchHu mrni,
TM iAlllm,, cold, Wind, dusi, TAIN, imIUtlunm!.
ys,lorS, teylu0% COW, TsnllOIS, common place i.
m4 rs, IIulnpnu, ass TlioIS bTHgrng putting til
hraUS,DNe OPINIONS, contradictions, uIScuSS,Um$.
tiAyrung >loInS, COnftcn Ji TralIuss II Pr MS OF
u MEo,v tragedy, explanations Vi systems IN iOne
words, Inlrr UNA 1t mUuOlUgutS, an thai ~ ace
Of ait these his pcufeS, thoughts, Memories 10
ue CALI, up that lie is III tue midst Of chosen 80
cleiy II phantnhs ond visions, JUS! 10 hrS mIn%
aud oil iIese dreams which foreign writer calls
'nUunllsh Of the braIn;' when tnnk Of this, us
nmk vi d bed, knUT nJl what wUrS 10 MAKE
use ui 10 eAM IS my enthusiasm and vtntratlOn,
gu. ulnuSi Etuuy IL bUw in alteration before il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

SHEETINGS.
lSES and cotton Sheetings, OF different Hidthsttd
~ 1 gs"'''e' McSAIR e. HERVEY.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CscIssATl, Feb. 3.--Riyet fallIrti Navigation
still suspended. Weather cold. Thermometer
10 desIeeS above zero.
PIrrsrrRalr, Feb. 3.-Riyer navigation still sns'
pended. Weather cold. Thermometer lG degrees
AbnYe 2tIo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

Pc MErAL.-Mr. II. II. Janison, private
~eig!,rf. Informs US that $1,000 ions Of pig metal
wrrr secei ed in this NY during The post month Of
Janunry. on which The irtilM was about 10000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

CoLp.-Saturduy night was col.si Tered ihe colo.
est 1.-The season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

The ptse.s OF Tie Company arti
CASH on hand, in bank, aud In the hands Of
AE'nlt or other persons. .... 80.
Real estate unIntunbeIel... .............
rs meTtsAse bouhs, and { per cen: tntcrest
payable semi tnnually. ......,........,
T%bts l.e the company secuted by mortgage
BuIs receivable asaply secured aud payable
bark So. .,.,,..,..., '.'.''''''''"'
Bills Receivable premium noieS........"..
All O.LeT sec ITities. Nit:
an SIsrnS stork In IlS rtJnri'H y Il
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Freight

For the raj Road will be received at the wharo
Of Quincy Sc, ct oil hours bel weeu a. IN. and IN =
Receipts given 10 delivery to all stations on tue L. D. H.
H.. and 10 Cincinnati. ,
Wheeling, Jan II. 1915 jnipu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
INSURANCE.
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
Half a Million Of Donaru

having coup led with tie Law 10 regulate Insurance
Agencies Of companies incorporated By other States,
piss"d May ISL iSji rTaTedin thai state, The following
as Ieaurtd there by b. the Ohio Legislature. lN ogi-
nal statement being on Tile ~ the State Auditors Office.
II Is full and true statement and Is published so the
community may know the character o. tie corporation uy
lftuLs rs condition speak IOE itself
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- - 80
RIIIE.

FIKE.
MONTREAL, FEB. s-'rhe west wing Of the Asy.
lum at Beauties, near Quebec, was Ies'rViel by
fife yesterday, loss $4,000. II contained quo pa
tientS, ell Of whom were saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
MEDICAL.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

Judges. Laryers, Physicians, the rich,
Tie poor, from ertry class Of soeie.
IL, The same testimonyis gin.
en- Of woadertul cures BY
JiQmpton's 7inciure.
1T Is THE CHEAT lNvlG0RATlEG ANN
RESTORATIVE OF THE C0SSTlTF-
lion WHEN BROKEN DOWN D.
DISEASE, OUR OWN ClTl-
%ENS BEING WIT
NESSES.
II ESFEEAIk ti.l EA,Hns,i.s and ossi e:rlt. "
IL >N'th.--Mi. Henry Gather had this dltt1itl III.
,sseas; look ii"mp,on'. vesst I Tins,ars,
istts his certificate, KrmAil rtoyt Montgomery eouIy
Nl., necemhtt "a. iSl Aiy igIlh.I Information ISay
NurIIrdt OF "hrrS have Lo hsR cured BIZ Ills great
remedy and Il Is bnl r 10 81 Tor he Sltte6 TO eau
AID Fanr 81 GEt see for Themselves epTe4 o! colds.
1 wpStLt suI isHy respectable gentleman called AZ
our store, lie was suffering nom cbTonIt ana lnfAmTsA
~ RHUnl4ti>m 81 ytAr stAGA;Fi Lis!,c were bAndaE
ed up and Il was With heully We Could walk. W. tn
slYitr o respectable nrrhsh., he was inawed ~
HrRY!on's 7At;h;r, AND III ie'ut waHt pettl o!
lbs di.ta,e, wn,th tAi "r years bthed the hA oi 'h'
S"st ri!AiciGn-. n!SMamt viii he gwen TO Az one WI
Ily desire IL communicate With lin, b. eA!Et a. ;ss
s:us y. .As':.Ht ! H:u!'sj
('aptnin REMAIN IL .-wlrnvtt EnOwa BIS !t:
\ Ipony will tt CONCLUSIVE. Ept e ttkose who DO W;
kIrlW IL Captain ShGrh " EhtnllCA pE MwteRG hl0.
with "krIs Of It he': krown tFd ros; htI ttsree;A
bic CitI'EN q! LaII"u. endorse MH WOlderlG cure "
'>' ''''~' Els1Ox. ot:. 1, 1874,
M'sT;. Msr:,7,- 4. Nsvt-sw ,.,,,-
GriE!emen-- lee. |, my IC:y 20 ron and lhe pubIc
TO ceriry to ;ts good Effects d iHrP;oEs EeEess."
lK'W". WSs iTT noTC Than I've !tcTS 'shoT'fE uho"T
@rar a. sAIonE IhsGaIst IEa y. Es Esi , o1 Mat
LNd rad IeSSed ii my iUiifk etAvM IedINrd inA
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CINCINNATI MARKET

JINUINNH II WNNNEI'
Fra. 3.--FIour 500. WHISKY ga. Bulk meat
i!u53, and CT fOr Shoulders, sides ami l!ams.-
Prime Dbl lard 81. keg0c.
Eastern Exchange ial premium.
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A card.

IIESRY TALLANT LEWIS & nRLAPhAlS, and
Ill WILLIAM TALI.,ST hive tollned CO-pt'!ncT-
ship for the purpose Of tAnsactngs WhU'rtalt t''"tery
aud D,y Goods aud R'u waTdims aud Getea Commission
business in this city. tie tie firm Of iALLNSt NJ
LApkAIN. The whO,eAate d.! GOIdS huSinCIt viii be
conducted al No 1? Monroe ST. aud The wholesale GiVee
, and Commits zion business al No 10 Main street
Ample and ~ tSna HE OckS 81 Dry GU0dS and iT0tt
II viii always he on sale Ut low lhlteS GnL
tpdung terms 10 which they earnestly invite The aien'
nun Insu M fyEs uAa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

SEw YoEk, Feb. 3l.-The frignte Sabine was
successfully IaunrtcA this morning.
The L. s. big BAinbridee te!urns 10 the BiaZil
station next week. She will take The mai! lO1 the
squadron.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
HEISKEL,I, g. co,

AVE great pleasure In announcing TO the public hat
rich aud beautiful
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Thisdsy. the 18th inst, being thsir
This season, purchased principally from TIE latest mpOr.
tatOn. OF the celebrated houses OF 4. 4 Stewart IL Co,
Jas Heck Co., and Arnold Constable Co., and also
from Slne Of the late large sales at auction.
theI ttoeE will comprise large variety OF all descrip
lions Of Dress GOds III the newest lesisnS tlo'kS,
yes, aud miscellaneous Goods or every descriptions and
tty pledge Themselves Sla not be eXCeeI ~ beauty Of
styles, or III chespheSg VI rioe general HviiltionlS
given 10 ali to caIiand judge 10! Themselves.
OtlG IlElSkELL l. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
FIRE.

Bosros, Feb. "a fire broke out this morning
in the furniture establishment Of Joseph Gross
Loss 81 .0Q0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05

CuaELEs7ox, Feb. 2--The steamer Falcon from
Havana for New York, put luto this port short Of
coal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
J. Il. DCRBoR0.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, FILES. &c.
R!N0GOlp, WtsairSioaeo.. !

ArIil 18th, 1854.
X!sr'. Ms.::1nt, l. Neutrsy:
Dear SirG ~ wss IMu;td, bya friend OF mine, IN
try Wamp;ous Vegetable T!nCIu'c for pysIeptis vita
which am saaiceL H. is most SEeIlvattd AMI dls;t1s'
IS cured me- Induced oilers 10 Try a. ~
whoI II mol all, SPEAK hehY Of ~ aga T IssmS 5rs
ihoe who have Dyspepsia, II they viii we "N"F
Vegsla..s IiLLivle, Il viii tCi;a. MY core them
'"D''' "''A 6's-' i. NEWCOMER.
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observation-disclosures

Two The pubIs would say ha, viii give one months
notice before discontinue taking nagWueot!r for
IS cents, and shall continue otake them SLOW as MY
CENTS Tor al least ono ;ear SO that nohe need hurry ioi
ear of an advance in The price OF pLiuTeS. am now Ia
hiDe Dasuereype> glass and paper, as well as solid
or s,erCsropie pictures, which the public are invited 10
caII And Examine have just received ereal vaTeiY0
Isucy cases for the holidays, which will cell from % 10
100 ner cent below The orntr price.
also Keep on hand AID io sale. 'arg, supply Ia
WIX1tn-a yonns man aged between Tie ages o! l6
an. My, ~ !s@'' ''"'S''' ' i. C. rNRTRlnGE
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By STATE AUTHORITY.
Statement on Janunfy 1st, 1853,

Tie nam. OF the corporations "fna Insurane. Com
many loeatei q Hartford Conn Chartered IN 1873.
Tie capitals Five Hundred Thousand Dollars tnd IL
paid UP,
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Hartford, Jan. !st, 1855.

ltt, have property to Insure will please Inspect aug
ser,;lile tie preceding reliable expose ui this od snI
lnIg Iritd CORPORATION For usefulness security and
nTUmniIlUle il has ever God FIRST In It's line o! lTaHae
iIOns-anI Ior ability aud msaus will attract the attention
81 the nsutns public TO confirm their confidence ~ -
The statement is Iprcrated any une can
tiiOn with lOca! AMI Sse INSURANCE oI1es, So uspOs
cd It's investments Of that solid ea' "a mol 70
be mat rally affected b. the late Depression IN tNat elaSS
(de cash additional 10 The strength Of the torpof atf6
and permanent Investment FOL the pledge aud security
It's policies.
emrleI In the 5c the company has paid cash Losses du
ring tile past year at its Western Branch Office aule u
CinCInnstl 10 III sun OF sac 3d. 0S, M ST o. winch has
paid in Of the time legally due
aid las had no suit or litigation II aoTHnY "' ihe:e
Iacts ave nlueeme 10 the continuance o. lis valuable
patronage, or its increase they sill find Its agents evel
10 end 10 lie demands VI business as heretofore
with rlOmrde Al as favorable rslts aud teTma, a. se
IS. +. PETERSON. agent,
I,pppdIm Wheeling, Va
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E;SGooLr, Washington { o i,
Anil i@tk. 1884

M.s7s. Me-t:rty + NsvtTs;:
ltns du:y lowe TO ny&eit tnd Tie public 10 tpsak
neomntuds!ion o. llsmrteLs Tiac;rre For hv. !saIs
WA ttieted with the Inninhhtory kherEatiAm IN .H
Slsret torm, unable 20 DO any woIk, OF 10 ItNdsyog
nigh.
ia wing Esard ni your ya!uahy medicine, s' 10: orr
bnitsI LIleT the using Of which found prompt Itti.
lnh on Hsrg three bottles NOR surprised 10 find
myself entirely cured. IN take great pleasure in recon.
nenhirg iiamPtOhE IiRIuie 10 iLc GteI Is. Cer.s!4
1Ed pei m1EeH, ItI1sGy.
IourI, respectfully, }. HESS.
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n,saootp, va, jure is.h, !Wi

Riseootpt Nd, Jrne lS:t, 1854.
.,,.,.-. ,...I-GtT 4 MsHByej!
GeuIs-I rave heen afflicted Will The plies Tot SOY
years, aud could gel nojh, 20 hslP me- until friend sd
vised me to try lIamrtons Vegetable TiIetuie pa.
rh1sed two tiles, and before lad used them bou Il
was entirely cured Of this utOH; soluble dlseaSe ~
who tIe plagued whit epi would do well 10 give tue
TIMtuTe trial Yours, RESPECTFULLY.
JOHN MENTzBR.
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ITn.ol,e,,ea re.,imon,,-e,", care. Of &s.4

M,nr,. Mortimer 4 NeTsTe.;
near Sirs-I have suffered with Pain 10 my aide AMI
back and under my shoulder blade I lhe last tir Itas
tiled nearly all kinds o. naicine. bot derived no bene
e. Ss bd"sS S q p sh. vsEt
there was init did so, and In few weeks kit like
wssa new mai. i has evrtd me am now ilee fFom
palni my complexion Is hne. formerly II was siow
haze good arre,i,s and can est what Plsase withou;
Inconvenience Ihsye suffered 20 long and mut l0r
what low enjoy, that would advise The afflicted 10 siye
this finCluIe o! lIr. ilamrOn's fair trial.
Yosrs, I,Ipeeifv!ly, S. MESTZkR,
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Latest Cat!

AICxnir L. Her,ey have juSt received therein
vi ,iIe second SlOCh ~ SH'iHg Goods.
Their ssspi nem is complete; comprising Fabrcs o.
every sle aud qualify from Poayuuc lawn down TO the
finest IisXueI, (I5anlcS Sihs Saint, ureseS, hlrcgt
deaiues, ues ant Striped awns piau InOusiins o. the
net quality 81 reduced prices. lot plain sS Tissues
at very low prices. iEe,-tr chInizcs. OF! thn'zes O,i
ali sorts 81 FURNISHING Goods Tor oulckeepe s. and NJ
ne Gus oher artiteE that we avnt time 10 think ofus
now.
Cal and look thu ush stock nd "ov shall not bedis
appointed:
10 81 MAind Centre Wheeling Gr"7
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E"esate Females and children will plea,e Try u, !:
euIrH coughs. bronchitis, Dyspepsia. LAYER complain,
StloiUa, with az decangEntnis o! tic syster1.
Gall md gel pamphlets. gals.
For sale b. r. ii. Logan a. Co.. Wheeling, zero
raj a2tnr, Jehn u. InpPau, alh ward, aud ~
uIUseiS:h EclkrNly.
sod by NOE1IHkR l. N0TTERAY, 30 baltimore ST.,
baltimore. an! :Ai fiIoad"Ay,N y.
" i'Iicn 81 nNr hnite. ItfE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-31

o. q M. RAILRoAD-We learn by tele-
graph that The Directors of the Ohio s. Mis-
sissippi Railroad, held m Getting on Saturday
last in st. Louis, at which they passed reso-
luton. charging the difficulties which caused
the suspension of the running of the trains,
entirely 10 the course of the Republican
newspaper of that city. This charge may
be very true, but nevertheless it can
scarcely be charged, under known and exst
ing circumstances, that the Republican has
exceeded its duty as public Journal
There evidently seems to be something rot
ten in the present management of the road
as there even has been, and the sooner the
crisis comes that will result in final adjust
ment of their difficulties, the better for the
public. The road will pay it's way if it is
theoretically and economically managed
and be of great public utility, but there is yet
another sacrifice TO be made, and that will
ultimately be the original stock of the road
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powers actually possessed by Congress, Is
comparatively SO slight and uncertain' and
the danger which is obviously incurred, is SO
real and deplorable; the.condition la which
the nation stands with reference 10 the ]
whole subjecg, is so distinct and so peculiar
that, | must confess, has always appeared
to me unspeakably surprising that any ma
tionai party, and especially any at the
North, should be found capable of permaD-i
ent organization in connection with such
topics. Any honest, moderate, patriotic
consistent exercise ofthe pows RS of the Gen.
eral Government over. the question of Sia-
very, could hardly have failed to satisfy the
nation to The end, as il satisfied it during its
early and most glorious period. Whatever
may have been the sins and folles of South.
ern statesmen, or the Southern people, it
would be hard to produce an example at once
more fragrant, insulting and unjust than the
discourse which suggested these remarks.
After all, | cannot persuade myself that
God will allow us to degrade ourselves so ut-
terIy to break up this glorious confederacy
on such question as this. Il do not allow
myself to believe that the mass of the Amer
lean people are SO utterly destitute of the
sublime instinct of their country mission
among the Nations. Civil war is not rem.
4 edy; it is the most direful diseases. Ma.
tional strength, in a day like ours, aud 10
freemen, is not SO much a glory as it is q
necessity-the grand necessity of their liber-
ty and independence. As to Slavery, it is
"a question about which men may differ, ac-
cord n : to the. necessity of their condition
, and the point of view from which they con.
slider it.. But the cordial and indissoluble
Union of these States is matter concern
: ing which no American who has true heart
J in his bosom can possibly have but one opin-.
ion--one purpose. II there be one political
! duty common 20 US all, aud transcendently
clenr and binding, lis that we should visit
with immediate and condign pun lshment ey<
! cry party and every public man who is not
10y al to the Union and the Constitution.
Your felIow-ciLizen and obedient servant,
: R. J. BRECKENRIDGE. r
BRGDALBANE. June IL, 1866,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-31
BRGDALBANE. JuI
DIED.

OF Typhoid Ever. in this city, on Thursday the 2sth
inst. the 30th year Of his age Sir EDW AID LEN IS.
o the firm OF Lewis Howard, Forwarding and Conmis
sion Merchants IL this place.
The deceased of ths late William Lewis Whe.
with his brother James both long dead.
earliest and merchants In all the reas
lAtion life. Edward Lewis the love aid %
those around hi As he dutiful; BROTH
always kind and aectionae. In with he
world he has always been distinguished by mild and
lemany department.
As business hswas honest and sraightforward.-
Gull less himself he slow lack Of hem
others.
In his short he had escaped suggls with 3D.
versity brAvey did breast its tide. hopefully dasLng
troubled alas that the Of his earthly
hore should SO soon have gone down.
he had few Is before his death been united
wsdloek lady of sister State of Kentucky.
cry way worthy Of him. had arsa6y the love-
she has the sympathy of her entire
circle friends. u
Hs has the and out depOre hing b1ts
upon gloom that antinsy death has
wrought shines the fadeess inspired
by the strongest evidence. that he died Christian
ON Monday July sotb. JEANETTE twin daughter Of
Edward IL: and Tired DeGarmO-sged about enc year.
al of the family request
the residence Of " Satteree. Main ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-31

~ We would invite especial attention
" inc lecture of Prof. AVIAN. Lavance, at
crescent Hall this evning. The Professor
VIII account for the phenomena of the So.
called Spirit Rappings. upon scientific prin.
cipIes. Our citizens have heard the other
side OF the question. Now let them 90 and
hear the truth, and see it demonstrated. The
lecture and experiment will be highly inter.
esting.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-31

WHO WANTS TO Buy A RAiLRoAD!-On
the 9Th day of August, the Ohio and Mis-
sissipPi Railroad is to be sold at the Court
House. door in st. Louis, to the highest bid
der. on deed of trust. Persons in want of
railroad will find this fair opportunity 10
purchase one, as it is new, and will be sold
below cost, no doubt, for cash in hand is
very much needed just now to pay the hard
hsted laborers who built this magnificent
"six foot failure.''