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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-22

rThe Concordia Intelligence
learns that Black river is running vi
steam. The Mississippi being tn
highest propells the water backwar,
to some distance above Trinity.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-22
r. Attention is called to the no

~ Attention is called to the no.
tice Of the reopening Of Greenwich
Springs. Such persons as can afford
to leave the dust Of the city, and en-
joy the pure and refreshing 1rezes of
tho country, cannot find more de-
lightful resort for . few days recrea.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-22

EF Emile Girardin, the editor o!
La Presse, has published pampble,
called LA Paix, " in which he pro
poses that, in order to spare the sus
capabilities Of Alexander II, and t..
make peace without disgracirg tn.
beginning Of his reign, France SHOULD
call upon England to destroy Gibral
tar, by way Of setting an example t,
Russia to consent to the destruction
Seyastopol.
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ANOTHER CrfzrN.-This gentle.

WHQIt WOuIu HeeU, ~ LSHlHINT Will
|"midnight honr., /" and u IL the darl
to- us; makes valuable suggestion
in another column to; Any, in reference
to sidewalks. He must not think
that We say this, because he fiatter.
US by quitting ouropihion Interference
to the rights Of man." but because
he las sympathy, for large class Of
respectable single gentleman, whose
professional business calls the N out at
might've bave always thought tina,
the city government should have the
making Of side walks; since they are
under their control, and for the bene-
fit Of the public. Were such the
case the walks would all he done,
according to the plumb, square aud
level. An ordinance requiring side
walks to lie made, out Of the public
treasury. would not be popular, be.
cause the mass OF the people would
not be willing to pay taxes to make
walks about the property Of misery
old sinners, who live in public places.
The too-nuch-enlighteped public
havis;s,a proper appreciation of their
rigbtsC would demand walks to be
made Where walks are not wanted.-
The sam. kind of knock down argu
ments hold good, in reference to lamp
light. In the suburbs where Eyht
is really most needed, the town can
not afford to. have it; therefore we
mu do without light even though
the lives Of eminent citizens are jeoy-
ardized in'the public way. from Luke's
to -. In the matter Of side
walks Citizen" aud "Another Cit.
zen must wait.
1t is, to use a significant form Of
expression, "A matter q mere time"
Time will wear into dust the uneven
materials over which we have now to
hobble time will wear t g rough
places smooth. and I'll up the bollows;
Time will make better walks; Time,
ever pregnant with coming events,
will swell out the dimensions If the
mile square, and Red Stick will be q
huge place. Then IA citizen" whose
body may lie Icing in the shades Of
Magnolia Cemetery, may in spirit
revisit the glimpses Of Of the moon,
and make night heideous. :"
EJ There IS some man, or set OF
men, who 60 abou; town early in the
mornings and base'y fitch, steal. and
take away the Comet, from the doors
Of its sensible subscribers and We
are tempted now, to offer a reward for
them ; in order that their names ma,
figure, in the catalogue Of tile damned
TO such as miss it, We may as well
say, that II never misses I; is rs regular
in its mission Of light and life as is
the dawn Of day. Verify, we d.
believe that there are men in this
community. who would steal day.
light itself, if they could do 50, and
hide it under a bushel that the
world might fall blindly into iniqui,y
and death just to crafty an innate
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-22

70 Yesterday mornings G'zette
has a very well written article on :" the
Principles Of the American party, as
we understand them" The writer
says.
t. In a previous issue, we laid down
as one Of the great and primary OBJ
jects Of the American party, the re
peal oftlle naturalization laws, or such
modification Of them as will insure
lat least an approximation towards i')
the acquisition Of such political prin.
ciples as will engrnder an ardent love
and attachment for the institutions Of
their adopted country, and Of conse.
quence nuke them useful and orderly
citizens. !"
This is the first and great CON-
mandment mo doubt) Of the new par
ty, but there is second, like unto
it, upon which hangs all the law and
the prophets. It is--or rather said
to be. a desire as far as an approxima-
ton towards il can be made to break
down native mountebankism, out OF
which the evils complained Of. in the
first, have grown. From appearances,
we should judge that there is not
enough native political honesty. in the
virtue Of the ag ito do the work laid
out. Most, il not oil the old tricksters,
who have PLAYED politics, rs black
legs play paste. boards. are going into
the front ranks Of the new party, with
smooth faces, and washed hands, to
play "hypocri'e and fawning srco.
plant With more dattering auspices
Of success than before.
The conservative element-if there
be one. should stand firmly united in
a solid phalanx. to resist every effort to
stock the political, cards. else evils
will grow out Of the new organization
which our neighbor commends; moro
prejudicial to the best interests Of so.
ciety, than were ever dreampt Of, in
former days"
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TIE OPP .FsLLows' ANsrvERsA.,

1HC ODD n ELLOWS ANNIVERSA.
nY.-The bretheren Of this most OK.
cellent order. have made extensive
preparations for q grand celebration
in the Crescent city, on the 26th inst >,
which is the 3s,h Anniversary Of the
introduction Of the. order in the Uni
ted States. The order in its full
strengtl, will undoubtedly be in the
field on that day, for there is but one
celebration to take place out Of New
. Orleans, and that il at Clinton. Qaitc
large number Of the brethren Of
DeSoto Lodge in this city, will, we
learn, 60 down, as delegation from
this Parish.
This order. in connection with the
venerable institution Of Masonry. may
be regarded as uniting in fraternal
bonds, the largest and most influential
body Of practical, operative christians,
in existence. All shades Of scctarian
creeds, are here blended into one, aud
tolernnq universal tolerance, is ad,
mi'ted; such as is too often only
preached by professors. National, and
al othsr distinctions are at an end.
when a man crosses the threshold Of
enterance to either Of these excellent
orders-Jew and Gentle arc upon
the same level Of equality, and each is
elevated according to moral worth and
ability, alone and all live and move
under the banner Of universal benevo.
lence and good will to all mankind.
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THEo. &. JENKINS IL SMITH.


We can say to our constituency
land it is still another strong reason
why we should be supported for the
Hube.natorif office We have accept.
I'd the proposition Of T G. J. & s,
md shall have a large "operatorv 10
stand in the State House. Tie leeis-
AZURE shall be washed at the expense
# the government. This is reason
,ble, since they have to do SO much
work for the dear honest
Intelligent and just sovere;gns. The
Operator shall be sufficiently la,ge
to tske'iD a "fu]I grown man" Of Tie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

NV YoRE, Sept. Tth.-A shocking Snicide ard
murder was discovered ys>ttrdat. Two SISTERS
named Wanda aud Cecilia Stein, Germans, aI
mimisere ptusslc acid 10 their little brother, aud
then took portion Of the poison themselves
rhey Lasi supported themselves by embroidery
and executed tile shawl which took lhepnze at the
Crystal Palace.
Tie audience a'lrnclel by the performance OF
Rachel last evening was The largest that has yet
greeted her. The louise was crowded IN every
corner. She was suhseque ully taken i'll, aud far
ther performances we've poslP-ned until neat
week.
The locomotive ard tender Of the four O'Clock
Boston ehPEeSs IrnIn oil the track yesterday
near Williams Bridge. Tile Train was crowded
with pa SINGERS, but fortunately no lives were
lest, and but one hurr. The train was de-
tuined an hour.
The Steamship Genes-e from HaVre via Halifax,
where she had toput in for want OF coal, has ar
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NEW YORK MARKET

SEPTEMBER 7.-Flcnr lower, with active demand
at previous rates, sales of % 600 brls, at
for good Ohio, and $50 for Southern. Whea, firm
sales of Southern wLite at 1850. Corn unchanged
sales $4,000 bu.h mixed at 55c. Whisky easter.
sales at 42c. Tobacco urn, sales at Gala. PORK
unsettled, sales OF $3.50 tbs. at 500. Beef mode
Fate demand, sales of mess at 1881. LAID firm,
but active, with sales at It4a3 Butter ant cheese
scarce. Coffee, sales Of Rio at Lit. N. o. Mo-
IaSses al 81. Linseed oil active OF 81. N. O..
Sugar at Il, being an advance OF 1. Iron steady,
sales 500 tons Scotch pig at lulI pnces Lead finn,
1900 tons Of Gaiena At 163. TaIow firm al l2...
Cotton market dull with sales of about SEQ
bales. Stocks improved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

SEFr. THE Norfolk Relief Committee yes
terday forwa rde,I $4,000 to the Howard Assoc:;-
ton, part of their collections. large meet
ing was held at the Exchange to-day, fOr the re-
lief Of the Sufferers; Mayor Smith presided. A
large committee was appointed 10 raise subscrip
tons. Alfred Hardy, in behalf Of The merchants,
forwarded $1,000; he hulds 5000 more, which lie
will forward immediately.
Jos. Simpson,, under arrest, charged will
fiumg out aSlaver, has peem discharged.
FROM NEW YORK.
SEPTEMBER 4. The Commute for the relief OF
the Norfolk sufferers have called meeting for 10
morrow. Ss,U00 have already been forwarded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

WAsuIxGToS. Sept. 6.-The Surveyor General,
Maj. Lawson, prOceetSto Fort Monroe To- morrow
by objection OF tie President, 10 report upon the
whole subject connecI.d with the quarantine es-
will, Tie view TO its Occupaton by refugees from
NOEfoIk aud Portsmouth,. The hospital Of that
Tort is now filed with sick :uIGieis, principally
raw recruits. but down with the fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
FIRE,

MILLvILLE, N. j., Sept. Ia house on the
farm OF Jos. Copoer's estate, in Hsmiltou town
ship, in this State, occupied by Wesley Vauaunl,
was DESTROYED by fire this morning, about o. clock,
together with its contents. Two sons of Mr.. ",
aged 10 and Is, with Mt. Albert AchIey, mason,
persisted in the flames. A young man occupying
the same room escaped by jumping from tue win
dow. Cause Of the fire unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
AMERICAN IRON MARKET.

PmLApELrHTA, Sept. I.-DniiDg Tie past week
There has been increased activity III all branch.
es Of the iron business. American pig IN good de
mand at S2Ia29 aud some parties are asking $50
Forge Iron is quoted at S24. Railway bars S65s7C
per ton. American Sheetin good uenand at sIIU
Nails nre advancing with quotations ats 4a4, 20
Boiler and plate iron at S70s75.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
a GkEAI VICTORY OVEK ALL LIN AIENl'S!
J. b. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu,
Ohinese I,iniment.

VNulS superior preparation is pIesen ed TO the Ame-
can public with The eIratest confidence HAT its ei-
ee curative qualities excel any OtHer known inimsu.
It's action Is cetan, safe aud Uniform, iaHg ia
where external apPlica,iOnis appropriate All who
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eases; rheumatism. sTainst bruises sweled Rhs weak
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oeIie' remedy in BRUISES SCalds, cuts Tie useful
OF This lnest HE chemical compound isby no
confined to tic uan species, but is equally eaCaCiOus
wherever applied To cure diseases U the IavOTto dOes.
IL animal he nurse Among diseases aud acct
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HClC. may be ralcl the following, viz; cuts bruseS,
SPANS In the shoulders, CaPS. scratches cracked heel
sweeney spine. PaiOr FONTS, etc. For further partcu
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

NOTICE.
ALL persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 Ne
Calens & KICK earnestly requested TO call settle
by cash o before the Isl Of Jan8aFy- 2
Persons having claims the arm viii please pre-
eat them for Liquidation. p
dcIs MeCIALLEHS g. KNOX.
MATCHES! MATCHES -
1900 gross round wood baC llafesS, suIeEfof srt.
ees IN god sEed boxes and well hes for sale cheap %
tles cheap ibE 80 ~ ~ ssss. 80 st .
No. CASTOR on byIhs gallon OF d01en f6F sale b5i1
IN myl9 WM. ). ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

NOIdlNG IN The maFket-nUIhing in the medrai mar
N ket TOT The past MY years. has equAe n0i
article be PIO'ured 10 quail ihUS
GREAT ANII-DYSPEPTIC.
DR.. tlOsleers preparation is not an old sTanBy's re.
eli nor the lRese EPeriMeuis OF some Aiuateur
Physicians verbal investigation II Is tho result III urO.
found and abOIaiR study OF the n0si scientific
Chemists 81 tile pi eseni century
Ur HOsIetsr submits his uNalus bile bitierS 10 any cite.
meal i...ts, what Is still better, personal tal .nou
your Wa constitution; Tie p,Operue OF these b
wI be Onni by the first analysis ana tho l IOreo
almost HCTedibie short SPACE OF TING upon yOF sys
Arc you dyslepiic? The take these celebrated ston
aCh biiteTS !.
sou hiliOusf Toy bottle those bilieTa and
be relieved at nhCe.
Ale lnu aluoy by ind sesiuu? Remvve lhscsuae by
The nee use oil lhcAe Bite
Have you lever and sgue? How many thousands IN tile
West aud SO,thAVr been cured OF this Constitution de-
stJOylns disease by tse Tree OF these bltsiS.
All should try This gIe1. autidOte, Ne tOlf
arm tlni white tOsteIteI's ties used case
yer and asue CaHiHI OocAT
One wine gass9d taken three times day bsiOFe meals,
Will be found gTcat tonic agent, winch all VIII aFPIeci
ale when ne SOnay satisfied vi the lacl, they wi he,
by giving tue biters me lriSt.
There are other BtterS, represented TO Oe Tho same.
which are rOmpa atively worthless Our RiueIS arc
without rival, 10 iheiT medicinal qualities They arc
put u ia square bottles cOniaMngA lIl quart VITA tho
directions OF, and DIR Hyseitrrs yoIaaeA BIIeTs,"
blown on the bottle. None other genuine.
FAlcE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE. a4
% For sale by an lie principal nggEts, h1tsl bars,
Htsa rants aud Dealers LeneTaly Throughout The United
HUSHFIELD q. Co. ana
.-ss5 THOMPSON y PATTkRS0Es
iC22:tydRw Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08


thE Wheeling InteIIIgencer some few days ago
0'0ached a subject that we should like to see
luther followed up. which was the construction
ct a turnpike from Wheeling to wellsburg. II
rue public spirited citizens of Wheeling, Wells
onFs'nd the intervening country. will take ii IN
a'ad' We have little doubt the object can be eff.
Feted. The distance is about fifteen miles, and
though We have no acurate data, upon which to
calculate, we have heard the opinion expressed by
EO'i Judges of such work, that the road eau be
'D'ss 'eadY for M'ddamising at a cost not exceed
ING SS0o per mile. The County road can be gem
sf'lly followed, which will make land damages
,Aa' much less. if indeed there be any such dam
asTS' The road is generally level, with very lit
.s heaTy work, no tunnels, and few expensive
"age'' and the entire distance would not prot
'O.y cost over S2OO0o, If that
-ine Construction of the Railroad on the other
,''s OF The river Las tendency to divert Gland
u''sF to this side. and as the communication
song The river will always be considerable, it will
''u'y mueh better road than now exists. The
SUI O"netS are chiefly interested, however.
II some one will take hold Of the matter ener-
.ueasiy' we have little doubt but that the stock
'0ala &c subscribed, and perhaps some assistanee
''p be had from the Stale WelLsburg Herald.
----o.--------.-
Mss Mus ScHcO1 will be resumed on the
oh OF October next. spI:lw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

BuRLIxcroN. Sept mir. Fish, of Councctr-
cut, oneOf the persons injured by the recent acct.
dent on the Camden and AmLoy Railroad, died
this morning This Is the 23d victim of the diSas
teI.slAlEs. GLlIsspie Is rapidly sinking
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

Many anH Just OBJECTIONS made % all The ordinary
IDInIeuIs OF The day their OCs smell,
nd the unsIghty status upon the skim WOu-
eIiu TACT winch has been verified
lie most profound CHEMISTS aud tile delight iAsliOuA
aiieits is that Ia addition its surprising curative ell
Gets, u Is the most healt cosmetic aud ieeaDlr per.
10 any OF The skin il may be applied
Il nnRTis rosy aud Natural glow which lasis many
iOu'sl aud leaves The veivety SUteAa al healthy sM !H.
stead Of The eIacicd aud Cappeh appearance whinh is
common Iesl OF almost alt other articles used for that
suppose Hence, every lbdys toilet is supplied with 1t
who knows its excellent qualities this TesPect To re.
ize us agreeable UdOr yOu need but open bottle aud
Try for yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

CouSrrzyEr.-We saw yesterday what ap-
peatsi. to us, 10 be- new counterfeit So bill on
the N. Western Bank of Virginia. The englav-
ing is very bad, but the bill, altogether may de-
ceye the unwarY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

RUSHFIELD d Co, and
THOMPSON y PAlTkRs0Es
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
ClNClNNATI MARKET.

SEPT. Flour market firm, sales ut clio
Wheat III. Nothing doing in Provisions Whisky
dull aud lower, sales al 3ia34I. Sugar good de-
mand, fair T3aS3. Molasses firm, sales at 42.-
Coffee unchanged. common aud prime II3aI24.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
BALT1MoRR MARKET.

SEPT. 7.-FlouT, sales Of Guy Nils at 7,20aT,-
20; Howard ST. held al I,I5. Whest FIVE NJ ten
cents better, white 16OaI15; red at l5Oal55.-
Corn, sales at S3c for white, and yellow soc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

@The equipment aud general
outfit Of both the
AEEAGNRIr AND circus TRouPrs
have been got ul' this ,eaSOn in
style OF elrglDce and a pTOnisiou
at Co iiy decorations hitherto un.
PTecedented,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

A Msx, apparently 25 or 80 years of age, was
found on the Wheeling shore under the suspen-
SION Bridge yesterday, in a sick and insensibIe
condition. He was. taken to DR., Hullihen's In
frmary. His name, we believe. was not ascer-
1ninei.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTrSBuKCH. Sept. I.--River feet 10 inches,
falling. Weather clear and warm
CiNciHSATi, Sept. 7.-KiveT 9 feet, rising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

The RIDERS aud TYMNASTIC
4 RTISrES. a full description OF
whom VIII be found on the bus,
aIr all belonging to the FIRST class
Oi iheiT profession. Of both sexes
and are known aud diStinguis he'd
everywhere as the
''St0r TrOupc''
Of tine UliIed States \ iuII
MILITARY BRASSBGND
accompanies th> United Exhihi-
tioiTs, and will play during The per.
10 m'nces a variety OF lew and
asliiOna bic music.
ct he Companies will enter
Grand Procession
about 10 \. ~ and after passing
Though the principal streets, pro-
cred TO tnCir
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

HEssELL PlLlNG UP rnE Fall. TnApR.-when a
man with peculiar capacities for particular de
psdmeut Of BUSINESS, leyotes years OF aSsiduous
attention 10 that business. eyer watchlul 10 i'm
Prove his capa' tits, and discover the wants Of
those whom it is his aim 10 accommodate and please
ii impossible that he should not become skilltul
and proficient in his business, aud worthy of pub
he patronage. Such man is Mr.. HElsKLLL, and
such men are his partners. We have often had
occasion to refer to the extensive Dry Goods estab
hshnent of Messrs. HEr4xxLL & Co., and have
always, properly referred 10 it as one of the first
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
MoRE RELlEP.

BALTIMORE, Sept IA second meeting totlevise
measures 10 relieve the sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth is called for Tomorrow.
A boat load oil PROVISIONS was sent down this
evening.
a committee of the City Council, with so large
tents and 40 men 10 pitch them, proceededtO Gran
by IslandI Ibis evening Its Designed to establish
an sncampmeni there for the Norfolk sufferers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
For Sale

A FARM OF 20u ACRES.a
NJ STLY bottom land. all good, adjoining the t0wnOf
vi Tichsvillc. Ohio Canal ald o the Stcu.
beiIvle and Indiana Railroad On the land is small
orchard 1t Is well waered with springs, aud abounds
good coal.
For particulars apply TO r. a.. HuBBELL,
Land and Real Estate Agent.