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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

1'ar performances al tue AtbeupOm last nigh
wee greeted With good muse tltd every one sp.
lx.red highly delighted. Tonight tue most ia
yo,Ie Rtliolmetk Of tie old company will ohptsi
slonc with Tie new aud brilliant ones which have
been engaged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

'F5s Talw has taken alaOs, ettty vesiige Of
snow snl ICE ffotn out Streets aud the hlI.sides,
!, t,t aswe can see, and ihs weather still contin.
nes q, tbawiRG Temperature. TbeiceiNthe tiy.
>, w.,, bttote Tue thGE commenced, ftpA IS TOGO
inches thisk. twill take several mole days Of
s,Il SeAthtr 10 movslt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
SHENANDOAH ptJLL SUNK,

CSclSSGrl, FEB. i4--Thv huh of Il e old tieA'
met cihriHnstus, loaded With polk IOt New o.
leans, was sunk I'll The landing this morning, "
the Hosting ice. No .futlet damages 10 stsaFnet'
IS Vel.
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Backed Out.

itst By Ils ROrntng's partr that Mr. pufddtt bstk'
pEItm HE Ekf 10 'rs1Gp4Tt u9k Rih eRH msA On tHt
i,yEgtn ana iefuE4 10 meet mt ~ proposed apcePlihf
lis offer l,Etl 10 mo toH ttEp" hand bill $40 "tie VI
'n az p,''s g 's''''us'4' - '''' = = g ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

For The Central I.osd wi g. IoctIved Al The wharf, loot
Of Quirsy tL, q eli hpIY between ga ~ and IN
ReelriS tiIen 10 delivery 10 t Sttt0ns on Tue Q, a. H.
H., md 70 Cincinnati.
Wheeling, jan II. 1875 jNlatt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
Nltasole. Ia. 81. lah. i&l.

NAst, Tstiiast1 r !NeE5gel.
Gtn,>-i fave htra ttaieirA Hiih liz niiP4 ioI&pEk
years, and ebd set Fohip to LeP We, lniil lkp4
vled NE 10 try HtRPloRtE NrPeiahe 1iTrtaft, faf.
rhSs Two bgltles, and b sOTe hsd u&f tbe bash II
entirely Fulta 0! Is most tLNGb Jssome dttEr Al
VITO are rlaSpe whit Plea yli 30 YEA 10 give lie
lIIrtuEe thtL YVutt, ttETtCtliiT.
IOiIS NEHI2gR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

ArntS1vN.-Nrw A11hic1tx.-lt will be
fta;ibis9 10 The tlienls Of Ire Alheneun as well
Is the friends snd patrons In The city generally OIL
ftsl tste acting, to know that the distinguished
toeeliaa Geo. W J4Nlsox, has been engaged fUl
few nights, and will tonight orpeat in thai
grand Old pay Of DanOa end Pythist Tie man
seer has also made ergorrmenis With number q
rev Sclots, who will appear with Mt. IsmtsOn,
and Ptoesled ne& aud elegant scepy. Many Of
cnr readers ATE ianlii,t with the fine histionie
,es Of MI. lsmlsna. anl We teel confident in
lying that The j teat Pl'y Of to night will be put
on tie sage in manner wot'hy Of the hest The.
sitssia The country, and wbtthy q full, fashion
abe and apptrealiye sudieace-soeI Us We ex.
psctt see gteeliUs Tie CONNIE ndube improvement
iIthe Atbsneum, tdnight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
ITa.elltltta Tt.ti,asat.-0nat ara q ltlo,
Rrsseole, va , 4pril ,t.b, 1881.

RI&ssOlk, va Iptl til, 1851.
.Vsss7s. Nt'tiE't 4 i4sYtsss;
liar Siikl hsvt kIffi I'd Ntlh FSih In tnS ride and
back, aud urt ny SkouGeT blade or tlt !aSt tr tk4i8.
tdtd uearY ~ siph Of ndciiR, bet detIt4 10 ltftF
81, Alter reteltEd tie frS$ M u ll1nFnRt VetS.
sit ItIrtpIe nom $685. bopSh tyOad lfJ wlli yftnA
thkte vas Init. atdkOa EId ID wv WCtkSl III
vas utW NAH. II Llt Cu1d NJ. Lam Inn l,te 4 b.,
Isli IHy tSlnrh&iNA Is fEe, tormeuy IL WtA EaLOa
htYe Ecd tFtFlle. aud ett ELit IitG&e Ntthnai
hehuS eteI6f. btte TGeIkd 20 latp ana 10 liHr al
NIal lT eHiOy, itsI NpHld tdttst The TEA 10 dr.
has 1inelute 9 IN. ltttDfROn'a EtiI tTi1l.
HUHt, respectfully, S, NHST2ER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
proyisiofsl Provisions!!

ProYisions! PtoVlslopsU
ITAYGRR 4 Co kskr tontinptlye On htR ipll tpnply
Ni Of Nestf, yffttS bles, and al kind al
sll Pioawe Ior ha4llieG and beatS HplIer AM ssEa
iTtth tltIt itt, 6t, ,.,..,t ...ss,
30 rs Water tltet formerly eeeprlsa Is tht Irtiaehs
nEsi!aitwH taitl6tEs,rrd1H,s.4 oetll'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

IJrSone Of the "keen as btiit" men Of New
York have iareRiet uew way OF retliue theit
lfmes ard business mentioned in t'istani PArtts
aIthoat r. wing tie uS1ol charge TOT adveiisng.--
rAey wtne 10 paitts in oihet cili, that an agent
lss been toliciiing EMBELLISHMENTS, tbtt lhey pad
iot the same, lut have been EurntiSeil ut ''nOl
hnEing il in l0ut valuable joutunl," &c.i The ed
itor thinking he is netformne an nct Of justice b.
exposing piece OF rpScaly, publishes The lei.
lei. snd he complaining iniividusl acnleS first
Itit advertisement 10 The leading columns OF pei
LAPS dCzeQ pN3trS
Wetsceivtd letter Of This description tie 9th
eIday, but saW al glance its drift, sud published
what the fellow complained Of, but took cste that
.wv,lI moi give his uume Of location; 50 ifle evil
which this deeply injured (llindivijusl was 81
anxious 10 pose he'd any existence, We conttiR.
utsd our shsrei in our valuable journal loetad.
ts,sit, hut did not think proper TO advertise ouI
l#uch injured correspondent on meIe surposi.
ion. We bare ssvtTsl oihsr lettets which eop.
,.in some ught good things, and which we may
publish, barring tue sly PufTs Of Oosttpni', de-
We ATE Ultea tutrrisel thai some editors can be
% much Lunbugeed. We should like tn see them
q, waeU such bats sts thrown 10 thstn rut lhsir
loI.u on thei, nosss aud say, "caich weasel
,s.sp, will your,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &C.. =
RIseseIR, Ms.lAhCtoae ei

NEtSt NrrfizAS 4 RsthkpH
MAR SlTt I'll was tlfuttai bT trlfpa pt tniheSi 10
tTy Iianpt0L'l Vegetable TlRelprt tNr llttpttts WITH
whith am ed 10 itS osl bGetkEtihd tHd tlstt4,s
ing iOTm. putt hAseA aud uled Nne blt, apa ltbtftf
IT cured me, hAtt ipapffd O.hets 10 IN n, tt 81
whom II moi ti StGs hFldJ ~ III I'd would t4T3e
lhoss who hsEe pJtFfpAa, " TIKI viii gse l1taPStha
Tfte!ab!e TllEtpif II VIII teTtAiiAy t1iTF them.
Yosit, vita GEsal It. ret, {
Il, NEWCOMERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

.AE7I.DTSpEPTTo PILLS
NJTlLi TelItIe tvery human btLs" who las LST OF
Tue following EyIrptoES
iiili0utleGs kYtTenS nervous tgithiiOn.
5cidity, PtlMtAiipn VI iIs heAll.
stuss oppression At THEA toI tue 'llsat-
rii o. The ttonneh, est eXCltt"n,, ,,..,..,....
nenTeSSiou OF {I1IitS, MiSneAE aud iGditiinctGett
HetViRetk, o. FlHohI
CoJd ntItt bnd Iett, Unpleasant lHk.eint tie mOnih
yumhptt, OF lie Limbs and particularly whsu lA'B ~
oiLeTIsItS iLt morning,
Vkfiieo StuAra, pu'llHtSyptipt and NEie oil
Uif6ttdlt vi IL SpItAuol, weight In the head,
StnpUF Temporary UtS Oi pkTNQly
ITilIhiltt, 4NSe Of EmpiiRetI
.ijTogtibess, rul,e ,eAS frequent and TRoie
iebili;y feeble lhtH utItl.
EYiIeu+ LInEuor aud liz DeIronGtIS!,
h1uslion, Emieatton aud Extreme De
ReSllestueSti blliE'
CUstiTeirtbS.
Priptpfl depot e
Bufnet d Co.'s, { EnEt Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
~ For sale By DrusgiAts everywhere. ~
pPElCK-1j CeutS To- Suge box, OF 81 tpi Il
AcRpV. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

corvot.-we left lie Council on Tuesd'y
t.l, al a late hout, while it was ia tue rpljSt Of
discussion which promised 10 lie vtty long
Csc. We give t6e balance oflh. proceedings, lrom
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

% rrl:sate FemteI and children will Pltase trytt II
cults tO46t, bIOtLilS, UuNI Ejl, LteT COM lt!nI,
stioes' With VI ft;sISSnitnta oi liz tyEiet1,
ca tlj fk. taH1hlsit. g. Eiik.
FVI ts!r b. r. II Logan 4 Co., NLkellfe tthA.
.ntRFiIIA ksleahg. -
h ltlr anie. End VI III psd"by, =. =.
AtEPft- 8 "! ho.tt ikk-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

libtt hare property tot aSu!t, will please lnIrtst ene
StrpInle tie pretdilS tet5s expose u llht On Eng
rVlpudt Il hSStver GOD hCs Ia us line 81 iransbs'
tput-k0d or pbty aud GeIus viii alTue! me tlitpuen
Of tht InsaunE public 10 confirm ihe!t tnndt ne 70 II
ducu WIN IV:e td Sht lGSprNnCe otssSt % ditpoi
lad ittiRtetnHhlkAt VI tt sold chniSe;et Is ppi 70
ne materially tstiss b. Tue late dePe1t'oa ~ thai eIsAs
TLeint!ete Of It's tapI,1l I!o.k TO sHAooe, St bona
eide t6SA fddiIona 10 the ttcHgh 81 hs TViIo ttop,
U pernaC nj iuvesinfRi i0r tue Pledge and ttfpUI o.
I'M Necessity and ittl beDehi' Of insurance are weller
emEIhei IN The fact The thnrIn! tt ld tEkh nssSl az
I'M. tt ~ yetr lis NtHeTn litah othst AlOk N
ttnctunsti toth EnI u s2le69' o. IN s, o. which has
tn PNd considerably In Nivt nee Of ihe 1E IFsa we
ia h1I NJ ~ suit OF lilitation II RlloT tuE Of heA
ftu kit Inducements TO The e0Elalnrs pi us valuable
patronage u ITS ilheSAe, iLty VIII tne Us eFeut t er
10 the dentnas VI buEnesS Is eteio'os'
iih NJ oupude al GS lsvOEbk MES tnA terms, E& ts
'S'''' -" ~. P. PETERSON, agent, ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

On motion the committee an Coal Banks were
wi.rel 10 iRyeStieaie lhs chalses against certain
a cer'Inan.
a.. Of hisdepGtitSt aud Me*srs. Porter and Kyle
5, ttrutles al tie g. 4 OR. Il. depot. Con
LINED.
The C.ptbia Of Tue Night Watch nominated
ttyrfsl waiCblnal, C0nlImed
TIE account ftbe City lailOt vas 1eteuedN'O
e Sudiitd
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INSURANCE.
'tN6RHAsEYoF5 dAsHfoAp1TAIl
r Haga Million n p9llarsll
By STATE AUTHORITY.
sialtmeptoa JaaaarT 49, 1873,

TIE name Of lie CORPORATION Is S,pt lHkulnse Com.
loc3led ii HltilOrd t0hA CheatsIFd 10 1879.
liz tal4itl u Flvt Hgudyea TApPRaAt Epllts, FAl u
nall I'M. s-.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

4 portion Ollie RepOriOf tie committee on
Y4e Department was adopted, and suulEy bills ni'
lied to be paid. A lengthy and iltler discussion
,Gsatd upon The passage Of ollitl bills; end tue
s.slct VI tile ttpolt, with tie election 81 Chlei
Luf6trr, was lnsde Tie speclhl business Of n adj
,sfue5 meeting 10 be held on TUESDAY evening
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hartford, Jan, tsb 1855,

sTI7t Of CexSttrterF,lu
Hartford county -,
4ltxndtr, Secretary OF the E;tnt lntpia1ee Company
AID made cath thai The foregoing tienhGt b. tA sub
sribsd il tre, stSorans 70 bis eS ana ps'
iitI. HENRY FOWLER,
tpttltt Of tue Pette
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15

wheellng, Feb. la, 1885.
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lSSAV hkSJANlNk
sSms Ol ~ ANtTpk,6 1Ikr1FRr,' tlA leiify tte
Nl'tEsbl CptTett, tAWSQ2N ~ hkpiE
riom or kap wIetse Of Ctrtsin let 9te e4gss
dknt that tie above Stttn+El 10 e tta tAsttitet
J a JOHNSON & y
e pHARLES R0blA soN. -
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-17

DoEsTlcKs: WHArHE SAYS, By Q. X. Philande'
Doesiieks, p. B. New York. Edw. Llvermore
We are indebted to the publisher for a copy
of this new book, got up in style a little
ahead of anything we have seen in that line
heretofore. 1t comprises thirty seven letters
from the nimitabe Doesticks, in bis queer,
quaint aud original style, some Of which appear
10 this form for the first time. The preface,
nently Doestickish and the illustrations, of
which there are some half-a-dozen, are excel
lently gotten up. Almost every one of our
readers have read something from his funny
ously should procure a copy OF this book.
1t can DO found at Berry's
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-17

THE DEVIL, HIS SATANIC MAJESTY, THE PRINCE
OF DARKNESS, WHO PREsIDEs OVER THE SECRET CON-
CLAvE HELD IN PANDEMoNIUM, MAKES WAR UPON
ALL BRANCHES OF CHRIsT's CHURCH The Know
NOTHINGS ADVOCATE AND DEFEND NONE, But MAKE
WAR UPON ONE OF THE CHURCHES, AND THUS FAR
BECOME TIE ALLIES OF THE PRINCE OF
DARKNESS. speech of ANDREW JOHNSON,
at Murfreesboro'.
A DENoMIYATToN LIKE THIS, TO SET UP AS THE
GUARDIANS OF THE RELIGION AND MORALS or THE
COUNTRY ADENOMINATIoN BOUND TOGETHER BY
SECRET AND TERRIBLE oATHs, THE FIRST OF WHICH,
ON THE VERY INITIATION, FIXES AND REQUIRES
THEM TO CARRY A LIE IN THEIR MOUTHS
speech OF ANDREW JOHNSON,
at Murfreesboro.
Show NE THE DIMENSIONS OF Know NOTHING,
AND / WILL SHOW you HUGE REPTILE, UPON
WHOSE NECK THE FOOT OF EVERY HONEST
MAN OUGHT TO BE PLACED.
Speech Of ANDREW JOHNSON,
at Manchester.
THEY ARE LIKE THE HYENA, AND COME FROM
THEIR LAIR AFTER MIDNIGHT TO PREY UPON HU-
MAN CARCAsEs
speech of ANDREW JOHNSON,
at Manchester.
! WOULD AS SOON BE FOUND IN THE
CLAN OF JOHN A. MURRELL AS IN A KNOW
NOTHING COUNCIL
speech of ANDREW JOHNSON,
at Manchester.
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
CIRCULAR FoR FALL OF 1855


WE desire 10 call the attention OF friends and the
buyers Of Dry Goods th ughout the West and South
west to attractions Tor the fall sales Of the present
year.
Our busnessis well sniEed and arranged that
better able than before supply the trade
with large and attractive stock.
our own InpsrtatiOns will supply our For.
egu Department with all the and desirable fabrics
from the European mArkesseleced by Of the house
resident Ia Earope-and will be particularly adapted
market.
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments VIII be sup
piled with all the leading styles Of Goods.
IL Is We believe, acknowledged fact that Stock has
always been Of the largest aud most attractive IN this
country and also believe that the best buyers have
come convinced that system Of SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY Is the most satisfactory.
We invite the Atten ton Of all close buyers Large
and Attractive stock, but with the distinct
Outstanding that ye sell goods only for cash. good
payable In all cases a. Bank.
We shall ON this date forward, adopt plan IN con-
nection with Domestic Goods Department. We shall
keep fall and complete assortment Of Bieaehed Brown
and coored Cotton Goods which will be sold only for nett
Cash Our object In this 20 supply these Goods I0tc
As they sold by cash houses In the Northern cities In
order 70 test this feature Of Business only ask
Comparison Of cash prices with tine prices and then We
will leave the decision 70 the purchaser.
From the :hree year, experience since the establishment
OF our business, enabled the cohdenty TO in
vts attention 70 stock and plans for business
that orr Inducements second 20 Houae "a ss c0a-
ty. zoe AND 2ll KING STREET
July 1885. ljyo-trwsml cEGALEsroE, s @.
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Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
C A p U r r o d O's
MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRIsE!
NO BLANKS.

MAMMOTH GIFT EEfERPRIsE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and 81, 900 Engravings actually
sold since February last.
Head Prize, a $50, 900 House I'm the City
OF ~. Louis, ON the N0rthwest corner
of Locust and seventh streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY SEAT FEw MILES FROM TIE CRY.
Watches from $40 10 $50!
Diamond Crosses worth S20Oi
Diamond Pins from $40 to $50
Diamond Rings worth $40!
This MngnifIcens Enterprise,
FTVHK best ever oasred the Pube In progress sad
By the psy1sni q ONE DOLLAR, person receives
hsAasfal Engraving q ether
The Monarch OF the Glen;
A Chip of the Odd Block;
or, The stag az Hay;
Frvn Landsssr ne greatest animal painter the world
and uanbered receipts snitsg him 70 draw Any Of The
shove valaahs prizes
ne prizes yoa p>rceve, saeh make up he
olssres and rEss o. the es q real Esae co.,
sistlnF a. they Dc, q Land, Gold and Dizmnnds.
EH0nee fog The Disposal Of Fcksts Ne e cherry street
nearly opposite he Pest oess also AZ ssas MArkei
street, and B. 2. Waams', Broad street
Indiana ohie, Mlchsgan, nnaob aad Wisconsin money
received Al par oF Tckcs.
Al or8en addxssssd shA proBpt stsniioa.
BT-u J. A. CASH all. Gsnsrai Agss1
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COMMERCIAL HoTEL, Memphis, Ten.-Our
friend PATTERSON, clerk Of this admirable Ho-
Eel, has sent us a copy of their bill of fare OF
the 18th inst. As usual, it gives strong evil
dence of the profusion of good things" daily
spread before the patrons. We are obliged to
our friend for his attention, and can assure all
who put themselves under the care of the
Commercial they will be ''struck" by one of
the cleverest (Billy, we suppose) Pattersons in
the country. BILLY" for by this name we shall
call him, the shadow looks WE'LL" but the
substance tastes better"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-17

TmR CANVASS IN EAST TENNEssEE-The
Chattanooga Gazette, in an article reviewing
the cheering prospects before the American
party throughout the State, says:
In this end OF the State, we speak with conf.
dence. We have freely mixed with the people Of
this and other counties, and We knoU that the
signs right. Gentry and johnson are now can
vassing in the upper counties. johnson is almost
''let down" He cannot bear up under Gentry's
reviews Of his moral and political character
Johnsons jacobs Ladder" rehgion--whte basis
doctrines aud abolition procliviues, too much
for any one man to carry. With all his demagogue.
ism he fails 10 win the countenance and support Of
the impartial voters of the State. His doom Is
sesle.A snd will be pronounced at the ballot box in
August next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
To the Citizens of the Southern and
western States.
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Learning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts Of the country that my schedam Aromatic schnapp
is extensively counereed especially in the Southern and
Western States and finding that the pirates daringy ad
vertise their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article, think It necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise.
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose Of supplying medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stmulants
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using adulterated liquor In
order TO render douby sure had the article
analysed by chemists Of world. vide celebrity and
mitted for experiment test to thousands OF distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from
were OF the most unequvOca and satisfactory character
II before the public surrounded with these guaran
tees and bearing these unimpeachabe endorsements
call upon the community to protect themselves and
their own health and my reputation frownng down and
repudatng the praca spectators who peddng their
foul commodities under Ofmy trade mark No article
had been imported from Holland into this market
der the Of Schnapps previous the appearance Of
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in this city.
The first importation being made into this city 10 the year
eighteen hundred AID forty eight which be by the
Custom House books, deposited nv label trade
in the U s. District Court Of the Southern District Of New
York. in the year eighteen hundred and and have
the certificate in possession OF that date The
demand which has thus been for the genuine
ce has the whole hive counterfeiters in motion, and
the duty my customers and friends and the public
compes me from time 10 time to put them their guard
against imposition have established depot at rs South
Front street. Philadelphia where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices,
UDOLPHO WOLFE
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs SEYMOUR, TANNING CO, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. ie26-lm
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The Mating az Wartrace.

On Tuesday night last, was a glorious affair
for an impromptu move. 1t having been an
nounced that L. NJ. TEMPLE, Esq, would adj
dress the people upon the principles of the
American party, large crowd assembled
Mr.. Temple was prevented from being present
by indisposition, but speeches were made by
Messrs. r. P. Reynolds, Henry Cooper, B. NJ.
Tilman aud Matt. Martin. The Shelbyville
ErpositOr says:
The Principles and objects Of the great Ameri-
can Party were never more e'oquenuy discussed,
and from the hearty and enthusiastic shouts in the
crowd, told too plainly 10 be misunderstood, that
she American sentiment is destined to crush out its
foes in the coming contest aud with one voice say
20 the powers that be. well put none on guard bu:
Americans. The crowd dispersed in the best spir
lie, each man resolved to 60 forth and do battle
from this until the day of election, in defence of
the great conservative principles Of his country
TO battle for Professionalism against Catholicism.
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RIvKR NEws.-The Cumberland was falling

RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was falling
at this point yesterday.
The Aleonia arrived from st. Louis on Mon
day. She came up light and landed at the
lower wharf, where she is laid up for the
present
The Umpire came down from Hartsville
yesterday, with 1QQ hhds. Tobacco, shipped
for Paducah.
The Nettie Miller arrived yesterday with a
portion Of the freight Of the D. 4. GiUen,
which she took on at Canton. She is refttng
and repairing in traasitu. She leaves for Pa
ducah this morning at 10 o'clock
Business is very dull on the river, and
scarcely affords paying business to the small
feet of light water boats which are making
semi-occasional trips between this point aud
Paduceh.
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HEALTH OF TIE CITY.-We understand
there are reports 10 the country that Nashville
is unhealthy. Such reports do the city great
injustice, and are altogether without founda-
ton. The city never was more healthy at this
season of the year. 1t has been reported that
several deaths have occurred from a disease
resembling cholera, but that there has been a
genuine case of this disease in the city, is very
Questionable.
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AmEnICAN HLACKnOARD CnAYONs,

WARRANTED free from Grit or any Gutinous sub
w stance whatever and superior to any other Crayons
now In
Afer having given the American Blackbc ard Crsyons
fair and impartial trial. being fully convinced Of Il cir
superior merits, readily give testimony in favor Of
their being the hest Crsyons that have
bnug all the qualities that could be desired in such
tcle.
Thomas sherwin, English High School, Boston,
Geo. Allen, Jr, Hancock " q
Hubbard Winsow, Young Ia les " "
J. D. Phibrick, State Normal School, n. Britain Conn.
Francis s. Williams, English High School, Boston,
Pierce Allen Eng Classical School, w. Newton,
N. Tllinghast State Normal School, Bridgewater,
Jonathan Tenny, Manchester High School,
}. 5. Eaton, Philips Academy, Andover,
A. R Pope, Somerville,
q. W. plympton, State Normal School, Albany NY.
Ebrdge Smith, Cambridge High School
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
aprlS rue
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LoUIsvILLE, July 16-noon.

LoUIsvILLE, July 16-nOon.
The river is still rising.
NEW ORLEANS, July l6.
The Nautaus has arrived, bringing Brownsville
dates to the 18th inst.
Gen. Wool left Matamoras on the 18th, aud as.
sumed command of the forces at Reynossa, amount
ing to 200 or 800. The revolutionists, number
ing $500, have taken Camargo, and are marching
to Reynossa, where battle is expected. General
Castro, with 500 troops, remains at MAtamoras.
The revoutionists have issued decree declaring
all supporters of Santa Anna traitors, punishable
with death.
Cabero tariff, 80 per cent ad valorem, is in force
at ports on the Rio Grande.