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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-02-14
Grlr9rapbir.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
A r L A N r 10
New York, Feb. 8.

Nc" loIh, Tcp. ".
The Z. S. Mail Steam ship atlantic,
Captain James West, did not arrive at
her wharf in this city until to-day, having
been detained at the Narrows, in conse-
quence OF the ice in the harbor, which, al.
so prevented the News Yacht of the AS
sociatcd Press frcm reaching her.
General Intelligence.
Affairs at Sebastopol are unchanged.
The British Army in the Crimea con-
tlnues in wretched state, in consequence
of Encouragement, and is rapidly melting
away. .~-
The Peace Conferences are TO open in
the middle of this month.
Negotiations continue between Austria
and Prussia, in relation to the Germanic
Army.
The swedish army is TO be placed i'm.
mediately on war footing.
The Queen of Sardinia is dead.
Lord John Russell has resigned, and
it is believed that general break up of
the British Cabinet will result thcrefrom.
On the 26th u!t. he gave in the House of
Commons and explanation Of his con-
duct. .,.s ..-
Public feeling in England seems tend
ing towards peace.
Numerous heavy iailuses are reported
as having occurred at Liverp ol, but there
is evidently considerable exaggeration in
the reports.
The steam ship Great Britain had ar
rived at Liverpool from Australia, with
f75o,OO0 Sterling gold.
Commercial Intelligence.
Milligan's CircuIar.-The Liverpool
Circular Of Mcssrs. MiIigan, Evans &
Lemphierc Of the 26th ult. reports the
sales Of cotton during the week ending
that evening at $1,000 bales, Of which
spectators took 5000 and exporters / 1000;
leaving $4,000 bales of all descriptions to
the trade. The demand from the trade
and for export was moderate, and prices
ruled in favor Of buyers. Fair Orleans
was quoted at 3d.; MiIding Orleans
sd; Fair UplInds at 5 3-sI.; and
MIdling UpIands at sd. For Flour there
was moderate inquiry, and Western
Canal was worth 42s. 6I. and Ohio 49,.
per biol. Of l96 lbs. All qualities Of Corn
had slightly advanced, and Yellow was
worth As. and White Ass. per 4so lbs.
STATE OF TRADE.-In Manchester the
market was dull, with a declining en-
dcncy.
THE IRoN TRADE.-The London Circu.
lar Of Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co., Of
the 26th ult., says that Bar Iron is quo.
ted in Wales at CT, and Rails at G6 l5s
per toh.
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The REVOLUTION IN CmNA.-The la-
test accounts fgom China are uniavorabIe
to the cause Of the insurgents. Extracts
from the Pekin Gazette, extending from
September to September 80, chronicle
the re-capture Of several towns by the i'm
perial troops, and the destruction, in the
aggregate, of some twenty thousand in
surgents. This last is, no doubt, a great
exaggeration. But after making all due
allowance, it is evident that the prospects
OF the insurgents are at present discourag-
ing. They are scarcely less so at the South
than at the North. In the neighborhood
of Canton, the insurgents have suffc. ed
serious reverscs, in consequence Of which
the vessels of the imperialists, which have
been confined within the Bogue for seve-
raj months, now venture out. The gen.
try and merchants have contributed large
Iy towards the defence of Canton, and
have subsidized ten thousand men for the
relief of Shun.teh.
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Removal Of Col. Butler.

The Boston Atlas has the following in
relation to the late arbitrary removal Of
Col. Butler from the serviee,sEbecause he
refused to disband bis coilspaay according
to the manifesto Of Hearv VI fpssRner:
"For refusing to dislsa s|,e ibreign
company connected with sis Segiment,
Col. Butler is discharged from the service,
instead Of being brought to court mar.
tial. Col. Butler, who is an able lawyer,
acted under q conviction Of bis legal duty,
and refused to obsy an order which he
thought Gnsanctiooed by the statutes Of
the constitution. There are many mill
iary men who think as he thinks pub
lie opinion is divided, and there IS q gene
raj wish that the doubtful point may be
settled by the Supreme Court. But Gos.
Gardner viii neither take ibe opinion Of
that courL nor viii he permit Col. Butler
to take il, but with ani'uperiousness wor-
Thy Of aRussian Czar, he avails bimself
Of the stfics letter Of the law, and dives
a compstent officer frora the scryice.---
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A Natural DEATH

The following account Of dsath from
old age, by the distinguished divine, DIR.
A. l.. Z. Green, Of Nashville, will be read
with great interest by every student Of ma
ture. The death OF Aunt Philis, as the
doctor beautifully expresses it, was truly s
natural DEATH" for death from disease is
net according to nature. but might truly
De classed under the head Of casual
ties.
DR.. Zoe.
Dear sir;--l promised you that would
furnish you with some Of the facts conncc.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Wasbinoon E.h O

Washing on, Feb. 8.
The Senate passed to day several bills
of minor importance.
A discussion took place on the bill
granting three years credit for the pay
ment of duties on rail road iron.
The House passed the bill regulating
the salaries Of the Judges of the United
State Courts.
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AN INVALUABLE ExPEcToRAST.-Dr Ro-
gers Syrup Of Lverwort. Tar aod Csncha-
lagua' has received more weighty endorse
ments than any other Cough mediciDe be-
fore the public, comprising the names Of
Physicians aud Clergymen, attesting its su-
Pe'iority for the cure vf Consumption, in
all itsysrous stages. For sale in Lancaster
by MAGILL g. HEATH, and by Draggists
everywhere.
Price--In large bottles Si.
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MuRDER.--Bob, the slave Of Isaac Van.
SAINT. Esq- Sheriff Of this District, de-
Iiberately shot his wife, also the slave Of
Mr. ", on Thursday last. A jury OF in
quest was empanneIed by Coroner West
CaughmaB, and a verdict IN accordance
with the facts returned. It appears that
Bob endeavorcd 10 induce his wife TO run.
away with him, and upon her refusal to
do so he killed her, and made his escape
and is still at large.
He is aboutS q, 10 in. high, very dark
completed, we'll propcrtioned, has .
large mole about . quarter Of an iasI,
long aud tarering OF toa point inmedi-
ately on the right or len temple. snd when
spoken TO generally locks dowpward.--
Ltrisstoa zsiegrepa.
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Business Notices.

By referring to our advertising columns
1t will be perceived that Mr.. Jones Crockett
has just received large lot of Iron, fresh
garden seed, Irish potatce seed, and u lot of
most excellent segars.
1t will also be noticed that there will be
an election for Town Council on the first
Monday in March next.
There will also be found two advertise
mcnts of the Commissioner in Equity, and
the Sherilf'S Sales.
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Washington, Feb. o.

The French spoliation Bill passed the
Senate to-day 10y eleven majority in the
same form as ii passed the House.
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Destructive Confiagration.
Boston. Feb. 8

A hre occurred in NepOnset to-day, de-
stroying nearly an entire sqeisre. The
loss is estimated at $40, ,0o6, ob!y half Of
which is insured
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@- We are extremely obliged to eau
gustus"f for his correspondence. We hope
to hear from him often.
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GS Messrs. Butler and Evans Of the
U. 5. Senate, and Benton, Orr, Mcqueen
and Boyce Of the House will accept our
thanks for their fayors.
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GS The news from abroad in this
paper, will be found interesting. We be-
I'eve it will find more acceptance with our
readers than any home gossip. We give
1t in preference TO our own editorials.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.-Wantcd at this
Office, lad of about IA years of age TO
learn the Printing business He will be
boarded in our own family, and his cl)thes
furnished him free Of expense. We will
also endeavOr to instruct him in reading and
writing. Early application must be made.
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. Il. 1855.

Return day for Lancaster Saturday Sd of
March,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
Shakespeare and the Bible.

writer in the Savannah Republican selects
the following passages from the Bible and ShakS-
pears WORKS. They show that the great LramatlSt
was familiar with the sacred writings:
BiLie.-rhe apostle says: "But though be
rude IN SPeech."-2 Corimlh., comp XII, verse 6.
OheHO.--"Rude am IN Speech.''
Bibte.-''Shew his eyes and gFeye his heart"-
Sam, chap. XII, Y. SO.
Mgcbeth.-''Shew his eyes and grieve his hea1t.''
Bibie.-"rhOu hast brought me into the dust of
death."-PSal.
Archaeological fools the way to dusty
DEATH"
Bible.--"Look not upon me, because l am
black, because the sun has looked upon me p
Soils Song, chap. l., v. 6.
Merchant Of Venice.-"AIistake me not for my
complexion; its Shadowy livery Of the burning
sum-
EiLlc.--''I smote him. caught him by his beard
and SInote him, and slew m.''--lst Saml., chap.
xvii, V. So.
Otheho.-"I took him by the throat, the cir
cunciscd dog, and smote him.
Bi5Ls-"Opened Job his mouth, and cursed his
days let it not be joined unto the days OF the year,
lei 1t not come into the number Of months Job,
chap. iii vi xvi.
MacLcfh.--May this accursed hour stand, aye
accurSed IN the CALENDAR
Bibte.-"W hat is man, that thou art mindful of
him! Thou hast made him little lower than
the angels. Thou crOwnest him with glory and
honor, and didst set him over the works i thy
and.'-PSam viii, vi, 5, 6.
Hamtet.-"What piece Of work is man! How
noble in reason, how Intimate in faculties; in form
and moving how eXpteSS and admirable. In ac-
ton how like an angel; in apprehension how like
Cod. The beauty of the world, the paragon of
animals"
Bibie.-"Nicauor lay dead in his harness.
Macbeh.-"We will die with harness on our
back"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
Sale of Real Estate

THE undersigned, Executors Of the last will AMI TEST,
mont OF Jonas Crmnlachcr, deceased, viii sell al puhi
auction al lie iOni d1n OF the Court house OHIO ,up
= saturday the Gth day OF October. iSjj lie tn
ing rcI! cslae, 10 wit: the south halt OF lot No. g. on
west Tide Ol Main street IN The city Of Whcenug helm
~. Irri mont, and extending hack 10 the river Nm,
has an II large thee story brick dwelling with II I,
heSiIcS the drug aud Office, with ris and w,ter H.,
lures. AVID good ouh0uses. The house is We'll filled l
boarding house aud anOteCay shop, aud tie stand ao
Also, lU No Il Clay and sixth streets in East Wlre
lug This ioiis vacant aud very desirable u, bmNi,
purposes.
Tgms.-A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen moull.
will he given the PuICase money, except c rnI
Gas h. The purchasers giving their negotiable nOles win
good eEdOScr, bearing int est. aud eNeou=a deed w
trust the property ~ secure the purchase money
JOHN IL. CRuMBACKEE
GEORGE HARnMAN,
Srpi:td EN' al j. tiumhaCkcI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
WAY Tnsli-AI,,ss sU"Fs4sIN Insz-...EI.
THE MARRIED wOMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION.
EY DIR. 4. NJ. MAURICE.

prcyrS.nr m u,cr,Sr, Or, ,,,,,,-.
~, "o'''N
O"S II""G' eN" A>H'''"" N'ou'uOoJ lom". PIP. 2au.
standard work Of established in the
ao@"Gs "t ihe great Trade Sales OF New York, Phila-
d.lpnia, ami other Cities and sold by the principal
t.s.,,,rs in ,t,. rri,o, 80
"''"9''s' - '''' y ''''e" ',.'ea'
Every woman eau here discover, by comparing her
own symptmns with those described the nature charac
., ,,,r .,,so u, I,o. c,,,,,,i., -, -. -. -,
" ~ ~ " ~ i'"''' ''' We SP"'c" NUN "''A-
Icy and suffering, as wei! as the unpeaSaHtneSs OF MA
ing known to- or M king n1ury Of ,iauin ,esncc
., ,,,,Io, ir,,, =, 49,, H.
10 ''e "''"e''es aei'N 10 WING" sue Is SUBJECT lhe
wife becoming mother has Often need of instruction nd
ad vice in reSrec; to her situation ,vi, she will boe
E,I rhi t,. ,I, 49,. -, :; .r' .' , 49,
"" MS "'"N '''" ''c' "hat Is the hEt'ef' ana Tells
her what TO do for II, III simple bu: ChIste WORDS and
su h as she CO l. understand
m -.
nose suffering 'Fo" instructions OF irregularities pc
Cnliar TO the female system, from y:olGpss 'e CbI-
ing of the womb )or from fy,r mime will zach 6uJ in
t., a., - 81.
rs F'ScS Tue heS l" P'eNc"o'' amen oIat"h ana re
lief
Nuch distress Of mimi "a we'll az thoue,u1s
l., 1T, -, ,, -, - , -
~ ''"7''- " " WI ''"'O"'" - '"e s'"'P'eSt laws
apperianing To tue marriage state were better understood
lat they are not better understood is traceabe 10 rbar
,.., an, ,,,,s, .,,o,, ~, =, =. -,
'u' t' ''" A'''' '''''"'''""e SeS'' Ne"ess mat WI"
rather suffer than consult or converse with med
icai man in respect complaints peculiar to tho female
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
Duff's Mercantile College.
Im IA large room ia IL OrmbrOOIx'H buildings,
Ilniu street, Wheeling.
P. DUFF, Principal,

THIS institution has its Classes with the most
L haiierIng prospects. Students may rely upUn re-
criVIns ali Tue advantages derived from attending the liz
StttuOm at Pittsburgh, and those graduate VIII re-
celyc tue same Diploma. Inc study embI aces
..-rs.-r DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK EEEFING,
applied 10 every branch of trade in naHuacturinC COM
mission, wi oeSIlc, retail, individual and parfncrSh
bus'ne' $, embracing upwards Of @ practical business
Transactions cucdiing six different ncIhnis OF Douhle
Entry preparing the student 10 keep books upon any me-
tI0d Ia use.
COMMERCIAL. CALCULATIONS,
Embracing nearly 90 business conn ulaOrs, but few OF
winch are ouHd IN aritlctc also new and abre.
Waited method ui CompUt II. interest.
PENMANSIIP.
All iie modern Improvements in the process teaching
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Wheeling Bar. "
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE,
with general rules Tor framing business letters busnes,
iOIlns, Exchanges and Instruments every descripOu
me result o u years experience n.I chant and
10 !s ~ subsequent experience teacher, are COM
trlsed IN tins course oil study; aud il is confidently he.
HeNed HAT no cuufSr OF trimming business nov Given
IN the country Is brought the degree u pciIcc
ton. " '
l5-NR. DUFF delivers Tree Lecture at his loom as
above, every evening TINS week O'Clock to which lie
public is Tespec. lu,ly invited. 49,
'llutT's Book keepms Harper's edition. price ST so
Iuii g steamboat Book Keeping price 81 For sale by
book elleTs. '"'
Gan Tor circular. srtj.,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
Washington Rail Mills IN Aarhe
Commissioners and Trustee'a'sale.

DY virtue of decree OF the circuit court OF Ohio
ID ty, made at lis Sptius Term. lSi, in the Else, -
Rhey ~ Matthews vs. Dralely Sweeney fCu.. aud H.,
AZ RahEI vs.. same defendants, the under gl,d,,.,
missioner appointed in said decree will ptuctci m ,
day The SIl day OF UCOhcr, 1866 at the Uni Lpp m H.
court house Of ono county, 10 sell The pTupc, ,ltrI
III said causes and dcCcrd TO ne sold, Ia vii: Tie I
OF said nIakely and GcUg s. Atkinson "a and In tbs ,
lowing real estate, situate IN lie town OF Suul WbrcI
formerly RiiChiciOwn, 10 wit; lois nmnbercd 10, d T. :
TO- 81, -, 2SGud 24' IN square ism South WhceHg t,
SIX, scNcn eight, sixteen, twcuiy OHc, twenty two
three and twenty i0ur ~ square eighteen South WLer
ing aud all the ZOOS, fixtures and personal npcTly nj
every description III and upon said premises knov4 as
the Washington Mis principally used ur lnauuItri,
railroad l'on. Also C"al lot No. Cscveu), non, wLt.
GOALS supplied by lailway directly uIn SAIL mill
AT the same Tine amh place the uudu signed as Tay
under decd "i trust duly recorded ono county y
viii sell tile Interest vi Tic other owners 50 ni lr nm
chaser whcgmrc Tie tail li.ic 10 tie whJs ri It's vain
able property.
These All Is have hcer Constructed al great cost ad
with much care, aud IhcTc levy mills N Inc ,,uur
better adapted To The pun Tor which II was e,crIrt
namely: 10 manufacture rams luratttt
IL Nely ues"hie, while lie che IMrss the fuel, TO b.,
SOFA Will lie property, adds Ia the inducements tn uu
Chi Sc. lie growing demand Tor AmcIU IN rails ILr Ic
ness OF The machinery, but recently CuistIc cd ,,rr
tins most desirable investment 10 Cauitsy is ami
such an opportunity has been rely offered. Ihcsp u..
now produce from 20 10 20 tons al Rails Ter av and Ill.,
product could be much increased BIS tanning The ln> m
her full capacity Purchasers aIe requested Ia gya, ,
| tic mills for thcmsc YES.
| IGms II H0!r.-une Ourth ca Il or approved inner
Win interest payable III sixty days AT O the " heel
iHE hanksi nneuulth yea one uutG at tn,,,T
lm chaser giving bond with approved security, Ir,Irr
InIcTtS irOH The day oil sale, Tie lille r, rt,n
uni The ast payment Is nmde
! ALFRED CALDw ELL
| Hs2':id Omnis siuIcT aId Trustee
Pittsburgh Journal copy uure a week I'M Jay and g,,
| WHld hill To Tins Office To- e. lection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

OF RlTCHlETOWN PROPERTY.
I(H virtue OF decd oi trust from Martha NJ Marshall
TO :hc undersigned dated the 1911 day Of November
l ana duty acknowledged and recorded in Tie ccI IL,
book 10 folio Il, Sc, shalt on
MONDAY THE SIN DAYOF OCTOBER, 1855,
NJ II O'Clock A. NJ. at the front door of the Cour house ~
theC 'y"l Wheeling Virginia, expose 10 sale bv hubble
auction, 10 ihr highest bidder, Lot number , ns.U in
square number IEsntv lis in the town Of South " be.
ns ~ On" comfy Virginia, formerly called it birinwu
IL" ether with all the Improvements to said lot belonging
TERMS CASH. ALFRED CAI.nXyEI f.
sp7 Tr,,'Ic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

n51ChoIera being the disease above !l others most
dreaded, it will be well iOr alt io bear in mind
preventive. Dr. j. Hosetter's Stomach Rttcrs stand
the head and Therefore all should keepa supply at hand
during this warm weather. Its effect upon the stomach
when disorsanize by diet, and lis vviyng influence up
the system truly astonishing aud be descb.
ed, bat felt when used per direction on the bo'lle-
Further upon them wNaId he superfous they
known :ar and wide.
For sic by druggists and Gellers generally everywhere
and by
THOMPSON &: PATTERSON,
sep6 RUSHFIELD a. Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

u-TDr. Holmes in his lecture in Cincinnati on
Thursday evening last, stated that in 1914 the NOR
.aIity in the United States vas in So, aud in
England IN IS. The average aye in the United
States waSJ3 and in England %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
Trust Sale
on RlTCHIETOWN PROPERTY

Or RlTCHlETOWN PROPERTY.
by virtue of drch of trust iron: Alexander G. Mn
shall 10 The undersigned, dated The 3lh day Of 10
Nchrf lN54 and duty acknowledged recorded ~ ii
10, IN book IN folio 70. shall ON ~
Mond"y the Sth day of October, 1855,
al II O'Clock \. NJ at the trent door the court house ,
The city OF Wheeling, Virginia, expose 10 sale hy iuI,
""'i ION "ie highest bidder, lOi uunhc aiy,,s ~ u.
i!hnirf H'sHiyn'Hs ~ the town al South W'ccrg la
k'lher with all tile improvements to said lot bronsu
TRRMs CASH. ALFRED CiI,n(yrIi
SPY ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

aJ'The Coroner's Jury in the murder case in
Philadelphia, has returned verdi ct that the act
was committed by Robert Eoron in self defence.
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To Gentlemen

n ESIRING superb and complete outfit in personal
u apparel, tie opportunity NOW offered at Thomas
Hushcs', surrasses ANY ever presented in wheelims In
variety quality, and extent the tmeMt will be found
supe iOr any offered. Ana requested cal! at
NO35. corner Monroe and Waller SITS.
Sp12:im Wheeling. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

VIA cargo of flour was recently shipped from
Charleston, S. c., to Rio direct, which is novel
ty in the commerce nj that port.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
REAL ESTATE SALES,
HOUSE AND I,oT FoR sA1.R-

I'M undersigned offers iOr sale his House and l,
i Market street, east side, between Monroe and I,
Strees Tile lot IS Al ieet front, with good brick dy
ling house aud out buildings ave
II viii be sold low and on accommodating terms, am,
possession given any time alter Tie FIRST October "
10 Enquire OI
sens l. n yIN,,,r
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WHAT'S HEMATTER With YOUR HoRsE2

Bone n-bruise-Shoulders lir Founder Use
MERCHANTS GARGLrSG OIL, Its the estIEmbrocattOn
in use for either horse or human flesh.
je2S Il. II. LOGAN IL Co. Gcn'l y gents
ag.5 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

Mrs. FANNY PAnrE, died in Philadelphia on the
23d ult, at the advanced age of lO5 years Her
funeral was attended by twelve children, forty
eight grand children, hundred and twelve great
grand children, and large number of children Of
the fifth generation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
THOMPSON &: PATTERSON,
RUSHFIEI.D IL Co.
Good Med,cines.

is estimated that AYER's ChEaRV PEcroRAL AMI Ca
rHAETIG Pulls have done more TO promote the public
health, than any other There no ques-
tium that the Cherry Pectoral has by il, thousand on
thousand OF cures OF colds coughs, Asthma, CruLp In-
cnzl, bronchitis, &c, very reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumulve diseases in this country
The Pills good Pecural and Will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less purging Purge the blood
from its impurities Purge the bowels, Liyel, and the
whole Niscerai system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which asten ON the body decay Eui
for diseases we should die only OF Old age Take ami
dotes early and thrust it the system before it is vet
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only while it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements Of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scr"a, Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
eases rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Internal palms,
bilious COMPLAINTS heartburn, headache, gou and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments aspim-
pies on the lace worms, Nervous rrabiity loss OF up-
petite, rregula :ities dizziness The head colds fever
nysemery and indeed every variety COM Limits for
which a Purgative remedy is required.
These are no random statements, hut authenticated
by YOUR own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, aud y0u vii! never be without them
Price p cents per box boxes for ST.
Prepared by DR.. J. e. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
A. Z. GOOD ~ Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale and retail agents.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

IRIsm GONG To CALEonNM.-A large number
of the Irish population Of New England said to
be emigrnting to California, tempted by the success
there of few of their lucky, industrious md eco
nomical friends, and by the, present low price OF
steerage passage by the Nicaragua line of steamers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

Then the disciples, every morning according TO
his ability, determined 10 send relief unto the
brethren which dwelt IN Judeu.
Which also they did and sent it 10 the elders
by the hands of Batnabas and Saul.-Acts XL.-
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