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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
NEW OWNER AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT
HELEO STONE.

THE subscriber having bought the entire Stock in
Trade of BssI. G. SCorT, he would respec fully in
form the public that he will sell his present Stock at
greatly reduced order close and
room ior a NEW STOCK in the Spriag To those that
have patroDzed the Store of Benz g Scott foe the last
five years, only have to say that prices much
ducd for them To know al onca is the place to the
worth OF their money: To ME customers request
call, and careful examination of Stock and Prices
satisfy that there will be handsome per cent saved
by buyine of me- My Stock consists in part of the fell
IN WI nrtlc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
Egss and Winter Goods.

F9SHE undersigned having received his compete stock
"A of Fall aud Winter Goods, is prepared, at
able prices, supply all those who may favor him wth
their CUSTOM with such articles of Fashionable Draper
best adapted TO rigorous climate and the vari-
Gus tastes of the community.
his will also be found good supply of Fami-
" Shoes, Hats Caps, Hard Crock
cry and Other articles usuy kept al General Retail
Store. r. NJ. SMITH.
EtASTOR OIL For sale by
u r. NJ. SMITH.
HtHEESE. good article Of Country Cheese Tor
" sale by X. NJ SMITH.
& ALT By the barrelor bushel, for sale by
= r. M SMITH
E1lISINS few boxes of choice article, for
Z q for sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
EDxJNES. good article for sale by
z NJ. SMITH.
WTEAST POWDERS. stickne, Poor's gen.
q uine, for sale by Z. NJ. SMITH.
SOAE. Hard soap, Toilet soap, Shaving soap &c,
- for sale by NJ. SMITH.
TAPERS German Capers of The best quality,
u for sale by &. NJ. SMITH.
ROUND COFFEE, Warranted fresh and good
V9 K NJ. SMITH.
VKvEA.-ImperiaI, Young Hyson, eunpowder and
n Black, for sale by X. NJ. SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
SPECIAL NO TIC Els
SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS II f. MANN would announce to the
citizens OF Mineral Point, that she viii open a
Select School on MONDAY, the 7th inst, in
lie Basement Of the Episcopal Church
Truly thankful for past patronage. she hopes,
rom long experience and a determined effort to
MAKE her Scaool practically useful, to receive
AbeTal support.
Mineral Point May lst, 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
E0H ALE.

SAIE.
THE south east quarter of Section thfrtyhree, town
L eight range four east. Also-seFeral unigaproyed
Lots and parts of Lots, in the village OF Dodgeve
Aiso-the place ormt rly known as the tom Jenkins"
place, in Dodgeve being parts of Lots and four in
Block thrse.
Any the above property wiz be sold cheap, and
favorable terms. Apply to
COBB MESSMORE, Agents,
MineraiPoint, orto
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
New York City. I5t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
DE f ID,

this village, Of pleurisy, on the 25th nit. Mrs.
A,rlLDA, wife of Joseph Wiley, aged SO years
and , months.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
FARM FOR SALE.
MADISON IEUTUAEFsESE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

THIS responsible Company Offers superior induce
1 menls To those desiring INSURANCE upon Dw eel
ling Houses, Barns and O1t buildings, against Loss
grRE. Farmers risks and isolated Dwelling Houses
being the only kind OF property this Compsny insures
Persons having this property VIII readily appre
ciaie the advantages which this Company affords.
JOHN TOAY- Agent, MINERAL Point.
Mineral Point. March i7rf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02

VALUABLE FARM FOK SALE.

VALUABLE FARN FOX SALE.
l3ssA TIVE subscriber offers for Sale the FARM on
1sEIIr Il which he now resides, situated in the town
l.sitW ~ Rdgeway, Iowa Co., containing 600 acres.
The said Farm is well wacred and tim bered-
There is - good frame DWELLING HoUsK, frame Barn.
with ont houses and other buildings 90 acres are
under fence The Farm is abo 80 miles Madi.
son, and Il east of Mineral Point and contains Lead
Mineral The stock and farming implements will be
sold with the Farm If desired There is also a good
Orchard on the premises. Also, for sale, SO acres OF
good Timber land the vicinity of he Farm. For
further particulars enquire of WIN r. SAMSON at the
Ridge1ay House, OF the subscriber, premises
RICHARD ISaACo.
RidgeWay, March :, 1855. 3uI7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
FARM FOR SALE.

FHNHE Undersigned offers for sale good FARM. situ-
a ated in Section G. Town T. Range 2, in town OF
Linden, containing 4U of Land About $50 acre.
under fence, iDcudIUg farming land, meadow and pas
ture The above FARk il we'll calculated for n stock
Fan IN, and wil be sold entire, part to suit purchas
1t is six miles from Mineral Point four miles from
Linden and aboat 81 miles from Mifnin.
Enquire of the subscriber the premises
January 30, 1857. anI2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02

UAAN GDOTsS. BOOTS AN >HUEs. &C.
- j nm prepared to sell snT kinds Of goods
wholesale had in this county AMI solicit
call from all those fishing To purchase for sale agsiD.
JOHN MILTON.
|StOAP-.I0o Boxes Boston Soap, resolved apc Tor
sale h JOHN MILTON.
Tags. BAGS.-3Go Seamless Bags, jus received
II y and for sale al GEO. N. COBB'S-
GOLDEN SYRUP.-sag&r House syrup. in
IL barrels and kegs.-And pure Cider Vinegar for
ssie by !. p ALLEN,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
LIVERY 8 IA B i D.

49,
s.SS.5a23S 1f1sszla 90
$3.50 A.. 49,
E'HE undersigned would respectfully announce 20 the
public that they constantly hand, their
LIVERY B., in the of the . CENTRAL
Housr" with fast Horses, easy Carriages and careful
Drivers hen reoured for the accommoda ion of those
who desire They have Goodly number OF
HORSES, BUGGiES AND CARRIAGES,
and viii hold themselves in readiness A. TIMES to
supply the wants OF the public in their ne) favor
able terms
They will run a HACK to WARREN every other day,
and &C nvey passengers
It'd AND FROM THE RAILROAD
in good time, reasonable prices. share the
cling patronage is solicited.
PRIEDEAUK & GOLDSwORTHY.
Mineral Point April p, Ir55. 23t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE.
.sELa, THE subscribers offer for Sale, the Store
Eks'iI House ami Lots, and buildings connected,
EaiiI now occupied by d. Perry, in the village of
EGIl. DOdgeville, At low Cash prices. For paItcu-
lar. irouire Of Isaac WILLIAM on the premises, OF
RoRKKr D. CHARTS in Hazel Green Grant County Wis
cousin. WILLIAMS g hob chI>.
April 6, 1857 3SSI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
N e w G 90 d S

1854 N e W G. O ID 55.
AT THE OLD AND WELL KNOWN srASpor
s.. l.. G. WHEELER,
High Street, Mine raj Point
NXTE take this method inform old toners and
w tie public generally, that We are now re ceving
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, which ere prepared to offer
all who may favor with call at prices which trust
viii prove satisfactory. Our motto is hive and let hive
We shall attempt the public into the belief
that we have tens of thousands dollars worth of Goods
which We have don't expect to have neither
we hold out inducements CALL under the pretence
we are selling Offering for sale, alt or any pat of
Goods at less than for doing DO such tEiog
Tess do understand; the thing we believe to be
AArnJag all CANNON; we don't know any thing about
III nor nj wish to, as satisfied III VIII not win
in the end - but will say that have good stoca
OF Goods purchased of reliable houses, which intend
to sell at sms advance above and on as favorable
.erms, we think, the quality of goods be
purchased elsewhere in this Market and We invite an
examination of stock 1t consists la part follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
Co-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

-PAFENERSHIP NOTICE,
FffHE undersigned having this day entered into Co
l. authorship. under the name and Arm OF ADAMS a.
BONNER Ia toe Mercantile and General bust
ness, al Blue Mounds and Dodevie respectfully solicit
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended 10 John Adams, OF ths present partners
JOHN ADAMS,
JOHN BONNER.
Blue Mounds Feb d, Is 3. Eff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
GIsANCEifN SAL

Richard Cock, William Decker, and Mary.o
Ills vile, heirs at law of Phillip Cock,
The unknown heirs of Henry Cock, William
Cock and David Cock, who were heirs Al |
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02

40 Boxes Chewing and Smoking To-
n bacco For sale at GEO. w. CoBb'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
CEEANGERY SALE.

CopB & MEssMoRE, SuPrs. for Compt.
sheriff flee, Mineral Point, March 80, 1855 f6w2(
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
CEf8NgsIFsa SALE.

PARTY EATON, Sol. for Co1 pt.
s Office, Mineral Poin.,
April IA, A. d. 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02
HARD WARE.

AIDES. in want of something extra in the way
4 of Barge six Tissue Dresses, 20 per
cent. by calling ,. s. ALLEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-02

G0t.iPg, Hats and Caps Bots and Shoes, Crockery,
Cana and Glass Wars, &c, &c.
5. & l.. G. WHEELER,
Mineral Point, oct. IL, 1884. WHIST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
Horses suIfooatea by Foul Air,

On Wednesday morning last, two valuable
horses wele destroyed at The barracks here by sui
phuteltcl hydrogen getting admission into lie STA.
bic from common sewer, which had been open.
ell during The night lot Tie purpose OF being cIean'
ed Gus.
Tie groom, on entering the stable IN the morn.
Ing found both OnlIMalS down aud apparently life.
less. One Of them, having broken lis chain, had
rol into another stall, and the groom naturally
thought that they had been Gshtius in tie night,
and Immediately went fur Mi. SulalI, yetetlnaly
surgeon, who, on his arrival, found both animals
dead. One Of thCu, beautiful mare, lay IN htI
stall, without The slightest mark 0I injury Oh her
UMly; The Oller, q valuable charger, lad hfOken
lis fastening, tnd tan for refuge into the neat
stall, whctc hc lay ctOuChr IN corner, aud cvi.
drnty hal been dead SevetAl hours. II was quite
clear that The death Of both could not have bcerl
caused by their kicking each oihCr, rs the gtCom
supposed. Il was tlIen suspected that they had
been poisoned, until The silver mounting Of SoTe
harness that hung in tue stable was discovered 10
he lnEnlshed. The ruth became evident, that the
animals were sutIocatel, Which was confined by
the rOSt mOricm examination made by AlI. Small
during the day,
Tie horses were tho property OF AlE Don0, AL
iutaML 10 The Armagh Regiment, who, We regret 10
say suffers heavy loss ly The calamity. II lie
stable had been ptOp,rly constructed tCE thorough
ventilation, the misfortune would not have occur.
red, and we think that Nj. EIUnd has Just claim
unon lie Government lGE compensation lot his
loss One OF The officers OF The regiment was al.
most sufrocatel in his quarets oil the same night,
and some silver found IN The room the HeGt nOtn.
Ink was quite black, II lie government officials
in The Ordnance Departments do not think II
worth while 10 attend 10 these matters tho police
authorities should certainly look 10 it-Utsisr
Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

DE.rt or CoSylcr IN Ths lSnlASA pEXITES
rlARn--A man IS yeats Of ago died on Friday
night lasl, Of TN affection Of the heart, having
performed, Oh tie day previous 10 his death, his
allotted task In appuIent good health. lie leaves
property valued ut 100000, and was tncuFce.
rated 70: The period Of two yeats fOt the crime Of
forgery 10 the amount Of s26! The old chap was
misery in the e1lteme, denying 10 himself The
snalleS! luxury beyond lie prison fare Of bread
and water and beeps head LtOih.
Many anecdotes are related Of this old scamp,
Which 10 10 mark him as one Uf The oddities Of his
shecles. AZ The time Vi his arrest LOT The alleged
fotsety he was rendered counsel, who pledged
Themselves 10 clear him Of lie charge tot fee Of
$500. 10 Ibis tho old man replied, that, "if coll
vietej, The sentence would only Ge for two yeats.
and he didn't think he could make his expenses
snl Two bundled aud iIly dollars year ouI Of
The renitentiaty, and il would cost him nothing at
oil 10 live there, and he would save thai much any
howlD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
ROCK leland Bridge.

we learn ftoln tlle Davenport 0s1eIle that lie
work OH this sttucluic is proceeding rapidly. The
Gazette says: "Slnee The decision Of Judge Mo-
Lean has tenovc oil doubt with regard 10 The con
sltuclion Of the raIoad bridge across The Missis'
sinpl al this point, luz force on that immense
structure hos been Increased, and lie work Is 10.
mildly progressing. 'rhs masonry Of the bridge
tp,nnine Tie slough on The Rock Island side OfIhe
river was completed last fall. oao span of that
bridge Is now finished aml The balance will be in
,rajiness iOf The Iron ID from Two 10 three weeks.
The aLuGments lot The bulge actossIhe main chan
mel were completed last fall; OIL Monday los! Tho
inst pler in lie Mississippi was finished Two
Others arc lust above the wtlet aud the Golfer dam
for folrtlr is erected. Work has also been COIN
nsnced on The great crib IL which will stand the
grand plur lot GlIG draw 10 swing upon. These'
will, The Othet pier, will complete The stone work
in readiness lof The supeEstructurc. We can see
nothing 10 prevent the contractors finishing lie
bridge in readiness for le cars before the EOStS Of
another winter shall check THEFT Opctatiolls. as
tLs railroads hence 10 Iowa City anil AluscatnC
ure boIh 10 be completed by The ensuing winIer'
Il Is highly desirable that tho bridge be finished by
thai time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
Astounding Post olfioo Robbery...Four
Thousand Dollars Recovered.
[RGORl tho Chicago Daily Press.l

from inc UHlCakO UANl IlESo'I
1.-THE most important uEfest in The annals Of post
Office jenEelaliOns eieE brought 10 light III this
county was made In tbs city oil Saturday InNFl'
lux last. The thief was clerk in tic Post OItce
In This city, aud wOs arrested IN the street as 10
was going 10 breakfast. liz waS thrown into COI'
sIernnIion, TUNED as pale as ashes, and made nh
elliott 10 throw away the money on his peFSon,
which was prevented, and lie was conveyed 10 lie
Jail Snd seasChetl.
The name Of the wtetCled young man is 'fheO.
iote T. DennislOM. liz is between twenty-five
and Thirty yeats Of age, and unmarried. HIS
brother, relfY DsnniSIOn, WAS aIteStcl tut Tho
same cilne III March last, and is now at Liberty
on bail TOT $1,000. The DennlStOns ate understood
10 bs nenlIewS OF Postmaster Cook, and II this be
tile case, their opportunity 10 commit these dePEe.
,IaliONs uNOn tho public Is due ~ the relationships
,rleir father lives Ia New letsey, and the sons,
tvon salary Of i've or six bundled dollars year,
have The cGet OF having purchased and paid Tot
farm fOr lin within Tie last year OF two.
Aner uEtesting DenniSIon, the officers went to
lis boarding house and searched lis room. The
search was nearly concluded without finding any
trace Of his crimes, when officer PinkeltOn decl'
lied 10 SeAtCIl infinitely, alId toOk tile pictures
down from the walls, On removing The backs OF
peyetal, bank bills 10 tle amount OF s3,l3S were
found concealed, most VI Which were Ol Iatgc dc'
uOniuatiOu. The HWny was distributed rs fol-
lowS behind picture Of the Virgin Mary aud Tho
Immaculate Conception, Si,603i Tie lIiEhlan,l
Lovers, $500; The IHdlan WalfiOr, $1,000. y
tanned IApuptteOlype Of lis mother, S3Ol. III his
desk WIS sl,aO, which, with Thai found on lis
pelsON, Mlakes nearly four thousand dollars FecOr.
cred.
". ]. Iltown, tiCpetal Agent Of the Post Office
Department, wns in'tlc city and visited DennS'
lon in tho jail Upon being told u tue recovery
Oftle money no voluntarily confessed his cEiHIes.
lie says he ltud no accomplish, and that he never
Impaired Ills secret 10 ITO ono that lie dill not
commence stealing letters until after IlIe attest OF
his btOthpr whose duties IN the Office wcte Tie
same us his own, and d cOulss each had tie same
opportunities.
THE greater pati Of Il woS taken iASnlal sums,
although one letter gave hlul three hulldted dol.
lars lie has been III lie habit Of exchanging the
moneyat The banks, principally lOt eastern funds,
and bills Of large determination. After taking tho
firs: package, all fear AMI cOmpunclOn Of COIL
science was gone, and in lille while i became
impossible for him 10 pass money package THO
his hands without putoining 1t. lie says l!e new
never knew what The love Of money was before,
and he has given full freedom 10 his desires since
the means OF gratifying tlein was so easily obtain
talued,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

QJ'"what have you done 10 further human pro.
CREST" said a sententious philosopher one day 10
jenkins. Jenkins reply was clear and decisive;
give produced seven boys and two giIls, sir"
TIE philosopher departed, and lor tho first time
in his llfe-thougM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
DAGuERREoTYPEs.

Side and SHyNW ArfanycmcNE.
Licensees taken with alt the reeeu, improvements,
without any unnatural witcuess of hair, grey appear
aec on black dresses. EveIy SyIc Of cases always on
hand.
hnlo-ly wM, c0wDEN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
e'SH WV ''''oNS'' v ~
Department News.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
VIM. ChambelS has been appointed to be the
assistant messenger u The Second Comptroller u
Treasury, vice Vim. Diane, removed.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Cltrital APpOintmeMt.--LiD. Johnson 10 he q
first class cIeIk in tie GeneEui Land OIllce Salary
$1,000.
rOsT OFFlCE DEMARTNEST.
Waste Fapfr.--.l'he Postmaster General has
made The following order, viz:
at shall be the duty oftle postmaster, OF Of one
OF his assistants, In all cases Immediately before
the office is swept OF otherwise cleated OI rubbish
10 collect aud examine The waste paret which has
accumulated lItfrin, in OTdet 10 guard aSulnst Tie
possibility u loss Of letters OF Otct mail matter
which may have fallen on Tie floor, OF have becII
ntctMiuSIed with such waste pcpcr during The
Transaction Of business. The observance Of this
tule is Strictly eniOinej upon all POsnusrts, mud
lis violation will constitute grave offence, Post
masters must be catcfuI TO use, IN mailing letters
OF packets all Wrapping paper 1t 10 Je used asNlni
aud the sale Of any such paper is strictly forbidden
by the regulations oil The department"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

rThere ore about $50 German newspapers
printed in the United States. Fineenof theseare
Ptoteslan, religious papers, and thte Roman
Catholic, I'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

SALES w WHARTON Tueslay lot Of 200
bushels new wheat, the second Ioi received, sold
IN this market at$l so per buslel. II was gown
h. FoSn eG% "a S, Ks.'of s Sus SUPERIOR article
YeSleidayi seyetal small lots Of new wheat were
received, for which tile milIets fPatd 81 90 pet
hasliel, which may be colsldeted the opening price.
LEU. Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

uTbe Niagara Canada "slsil." is very Sc.
yere Units depunciattOn oithe citizens Of Canals,
who accepted invitations 10 spend lie Fourth on
the American side. II thinks them sadly deficient
ID pltuOiIsm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

aTDESSlsrosIthe Chicago Post Office tOlbed
plead guilty In tue U. S. Coutt lest week. lie
hos not YET been sentenced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

FIVE silver Mrdnis nnd seven Diplomas
have been awarded To for nIs class DagucTrcO-
Tyres. Ahlms@ GUS Gate,yIs al tic c0tIcrM UliOn
n Main sIs Strangers arc Invited Ia Call, citlrcsO
c"se will 10 30. Pictures taken AZ rrsP tho chap
csi 1850
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

CLEVELAND ASn ST.. LOUIS UStrEO.--'fhs Mis-
ssspp and Wabash ate al lasI nniled blythe com.
pletion Of The Ohio aud Mississippi RaiIroad.-
Thtie was great jOIliGcation al ViRcennes on
The 4tb, at whichth Mayor Of ST. Louis and others
made speeches. a continuous line Of Railroad
now untss Cleveland with 81. Louis. Five years
aio who would have thoughti1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
e - -. - =
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il tcoN or i,co about Rats.

JUSK 18Th, tS;I
MOssrs. n. II. Logan & co.-G.m'. We nrnly believe
PIIs0s KriCrmimiOr lnr Rats, Mice, lIOaGtrs &c 10
he tc hesl article known In Out market, for lie eSlin-
guIstmNt Of these troublesome reSs. We have given
Tic article fair 1Ia aud have never been dig ppOinlGL,
and SIC can recommend II with confidence.
Yours, &c. CIV. CmCESrR, \, Yclty
larson's DETERMINATION is Ior sale by
L. Il, LOGAN & 20.
JUG lIltdse corner, Druggists,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

BrThe ptOspec, Of harvest in Ireland, thanks
10 The splendid weather, Is reported in all quOtIelS
TO ~ all that could be disited.-hs Belfast Ban.
Ntr renatSs that "the potato lands have burlIy
ever shown such hralthintsS," aud thai "of tIIv
ceteal crops We can speak no less iayotaIly-
wheat, which occupies very extensive space In
The nOrh Of Ireland, Is very much improved in Hp.
l.eatanre, oats look admirably" Ftom the south
uftLe island The tepotIs ate equally gtaIfyng.-
The Tippttary Free Press says, "EAPrrIence'l
famets assure us thai the prospects Of The coming
harvest ate Cheering in tho cxLleme.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12
Anbrotypes,

THE subscriber voters to ii public new style Of
picture. isr superior 10 the lagucIrcOtyFc, made IN
Wheeling daily al his estAbl Sm1nt. They are termed
AMHNOTYPES,
The rrCrNss for which Is patented IN tho United StaeS
Great britain and France These pictures oTc tic most
art The exceeding iIeNcSS, dcpl Of light and shade, AMI
richn0sS Of tone is wnIi.rW. They ~ not reverse the
subject, hut represent everything III It's tine l0sOn-
They wiihnut tic glare 0f ''lgIeTTcOiyc may no
Astnln any View ani w last for tScs unchanged, being
lMPERlStfAiLE,
heEcA lie name, Amhrotipc, which signifies lnlcStruc'
hly. TITO picture lStAkcn OIL palm glass. 10 whIch ai'
other plate VI corresponding &Lc Is secuted with an lne
stutiihG cement By which lie plctuc Will rcian oIIs
iuai milancy for ascsi II will NO CoTOdc by acids ot
be- Injured BY water or climate.
AmhlOy Telt0lCOeS must he EeCn 10 be appreciated
iLc lelCI Is az perfect az lie.
plguertcMIlc taken al reduced prices Ladies' nnd
gentlemen ore invited 10 call and examine my gltly:
iuG \. &. pARrRl nGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

,FUk KENT.
ThesStole Room oil Monroe street Al present ot,r,,,
b our M Cords house will be for rent Oh our ea Gyl Ia
hn3 "N'' $3.50 TALLAxT e. pHLApL,x
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
'IlE undersigned otIe,s tor sale Ills uvse ami IN,
Market street. east side, between Monroe and Ilr.t
Stlee's. The tot Is Il feet front, with good bIcE
ling lOute and Out buildings "'''
Il will be sold low aud on accommodating tenn, 40,
possession given any lime AfIer The G.sO: OetOtt '
tcS3ERTuiTe Oi
sens J. \. HIuUpD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-12

Solid aud All Bans, Just tettIyel BY ~
lei al}ii JsB powRLt, 23MOntOeN.