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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
BAPTIST HOME MISSION CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Monday, May II, 1855.
The Baptist Home Mission Convention met here this
mnning. DIR. Cone was elected President. The At
tendance was very large, There were delegates from
thirteen States. The report of the Provisional Com
,nitiee was Ldopted and the Committee continue
nnti the Society remove from Nassaust to the Bible
House. Resolutions passed unanimously approving OF
The course Of the Committee and minority OF the Home
Mission Board, and strongly condemmng the majority
and directing the Convention TO organize new so
cety aud pledging the Conventions cooperation win
The committee appointed last week in Brooklyn.
great Cancellation meeting was held tins afternoon,
Dr. Amitage presiding, and all present PledsnS theni-
selvos TO harmony and cooperation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
CENTRAL AMERICAN EDUCATION
SOCIETY.

The Anniversary services of this Society we've held
on Sunday night at the Church of the Puritans Union
square, the sermon being by the Rev. George l.. PREM
iiss d. d., of this City. From the Report Of the
Secretary we learn that the whole number of osndi-
dates for the Christian ministry aided by the Society
during the year ending April 30, 1855. IL 81 This Is
an advance of IL upon the total reported at the last
annual meeting. The Education Society of Western
Ncw-York, which is the only one of our auxliaries
from which the annual returns have been received, re-
ports IL benofciares aided during the year-an IN
eroase of SIX The aggregate number, therefore, OF our
beuohciarie is llO-2i more than were aided during
the preceding year. OF these 10 young men, three
belong TO the Congregational Church, 90 20 the Pres
byterian and Others to the several different commune
ions while of do not know their ecclesiastical
connections The number of benefciaries under the
Patronage of tie parent Society at the beginning of the
new year-May l, Isis 90, and they are connected
with eight different institutions OF learning, as follows:
With he NewYOrk Missionary Theological Seminary -
uSiSer.iiy OF Of he City Of .........
ihe College Is # Princeton
New.York Central Coees
HE Rev Mr. OsboTres school New Milford, Pe...;...
The Western Society reports its present number OF
candidates as II, all Of whom are members OF hanl-
ton College Tie total number Of young men upon
our rolls therefore II al more than were under pat
rOnage a year ago.
The Treasurer has received during the year from
coIlccops i Churches and individual donations IS s5 N
Loans benehcises returned % 70
Legeces ioi W
T,. If r.e.pts m all .onrccs...........+i s12
Paaree In the Treasury opening Of the year. ft2 SO
"'A wy, , endus Gpr s. rs Q,
Tie Expenditures during the same period have been:
.ouut arprorriaied 10 benefcares. 1877 "a
salary o. ssee Tept 1899 a
ro,. sstnrseuents 81 SO O.
Tcs,irs basnee 81 go
The Wesfern society reports amount received. 100
amt esnded chiefly appropriations benefcag.es. o92
I,syr9 balance 10
our sRsregafe mems for the .......... 95f2
Orr fggre for the see
The sfregats balance ....................... sgs
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- address the people OF that place Mr.
GEN. a ,otroduced him TO the assembly in the

Gently TO address the PeoP'. u 'I"' - o.
s s introduced him to the assembly IN 'ne
following hearty terms; ...,,v ,o;n, chose,
oVr NV |neichbors residing here 10 the acquain-
20 Dnny Statesman of Massachusetts, who was tnen
.ne dc last energies Of an lusrious hie 70 inc
dnecr' ~ the crime Of Human Slavery from the soI
Inso,r beloved countTya statesman whose cguIsc ,
"a chosen for my own guidance-JOhn Vuno'
Adams The Old man eloquent. -o,,,;c
He has ascended 10 Heaven; you and yer Is l ~,
here In the field Of toll and duty. And no" ~
Scity have your instructions 10 lIesen. .bon
ether statesman Of Massachusetts,, him on "" t,s 81
Der the mantle OF the departed one hes ial'S On
WHO more than any other Of the many grey rs iiiosraf
ous citizens Of his native Common ho ,acrated
The sprit Of the teacher whom Ike us 30 ~ NV
and loved 80 much, companion anu eInonen, -
own rpbjc labors-;he young man eio4ue"'
WE" We add that in compliance with the request
Of very many of our friends and subscribers TINS
admirable speech will appear entire in The
TRIBUNE Of tomorrow.
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CAPT. INGRAHAM.
PHILADELPnIA, Monday, NJ

PHILADELPHIA Monday, May IT. 100:
Capt Ingraham in reply to the invitation OF our cru
7ens rendering him public dinner, says he must de-
cline the proercd honor circumstances require his
immediate presence in South Carolina.
The Jury in the case of James q. Darnand charged
in the United States Court with piracy, IN being con
cerned in the Save-trade with the brig Grey Eagle
Last night returned verdict of Not Guilty.
The Pennsylvania Railroad bridge across the Juni-
alta River at East Birmingham, Blair County, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The trains We're cons'dera-
blv DELAYED Passengers were forwarded by changing
cars at East Birmingham. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN WIscoNsIN.-lt is nottru
as stated in THE TRIBUNE some weeks since, that the
Death Penalty for Capital Offenscs restored by
the Legislature Of Wisconsin at It's recent Session.
bill for that purpose passed the House but il was lost
in the Senate. This information we have from n
gentleman who was mcmber Of the Legslature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

AcoIpESr.-fesiorday morning o. IL o.. Erancis
Hncks and his son were out driving ~ the saburbs OF
Quebec, near the plains OF tahaIa. his morse took
were both thrown from the hise with great VIC
lence and we grieve TO say ths' he yoang lad had
both his legs broken. He vas also otherwise injured
Mr. Hincks himself received several injuries, but the
funpsriculars have not reached us.
lgorouto Colon = Of Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

AcrIoS on SLAvERY.-Ihe New-fork Annual Con-
ference of the NJ f. Church now in session az Sngsng
which has heretofore refused to take any action on
Slavery, has on motion of the Rev. j. W. Macomoer
appointed Committee on Slavery. The vote was Il
decisive one and shows that the Methodist donomna-
lion Of this Conference are awakened to hGagsres
sions and enomitcs Of the sum Of all ylainics-
American Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
CATHOLIC PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.

CINCINNATI Monday, Nay II, $3.50.
The Provincial Council Of the Catholic Church COM
enccd It's session al the Cathedral in this city yeser
day. There was a very large attendance, and the
ceremonies were extremely imposing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
CONVICTION ASD SENTENCES FOR ROBBERY.

MAYsvILLH, n. Y, Monday, May IA, 1880
Hail. the negro barber who arrested in New-Of-
leans for robbing man of 81, 400 by administering
ohoroform TO him while shaving him at Dunkirk, was
tried on Saturday, convicted aud sentenced 10 fifteen
wears imprisonment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Gen. Anthony Lamb, one OF the few venerable
men who have come down to us from former gen.
e'S''on' died on Sunday at the age of 81 Gen.
Laino was We think the President of the Society Of
Cincinnati
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TIE CASE OF POSTMASTER KENDALL.

Dali INVI1ti 1I0II''!' nv = ,r, :
The Southern mail as late as due Is received, lNe
Examination of Postmaster Kendall Of New Orleans
was in progress. The evidence against him turns on
proving certain letters signed Marshall Harrison,
through which attempts were made TO negotiate the
draft 10 have been written by Kendall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

Las' evening fire occurred in the old building or
ner OF oh'er ana Cherry-sts., but th, flames wo7t
extinguished before much damage Ok .urrcd.
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ELKHART

TOLEDO, MOndHyi My IT. Iovv'
VIM. Huxley the engineer, and hremen, injured
by the railroad accident at Elkhart on Saturday last
are not expected TO live. lady and four children,
whose names are unknown, are tue only passengers
who have been seriously injured.
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POWDER-MILL EXPLOSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday May II, 1855.
Garesohc's drying and grinding powder-mlls at
Wilmington exploded this morning. but no lives were
lost and no personal injury was sustained
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THE EXILED EDITOR.

CHICAGO, Monday, MAY IA, 1870.
MIR. J. w. Peterson of The PorkrHe LamiRary has
returned 10 this city, his former residence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19


,g!fy sl,s e &.
rived Oh some gtthal testal OCCASION The ha,iohal
asg tloated fiolI tle carol 81 The Merchants RS.
ehspse, ff9pth Gil y tisllt tbe BrpdEty Hotel
and ell ibe rest d de Pptaiel ildihgs from one
end Tie fBeifbpol ID Tue Solheit Was some
military ehiftliSR l}its1 ytEIi No. Some dls-
tipsuished stahget, from difahE ilansl, Ho. TIE
Pfetideht Of Tie URllsj Stt htJWh. OF expect
edl No, none Of these. ltWls q noblet impulse
that Rioiupted that jabSnt display Of patiIe feel.
iii. thAp shys$lie6 Tie advent 81, llfiPg leo
could ihsptfe, II was ReStliElt s. hlplehl ipf
bonof, respect and affection fOf lhe noble deadt-
iof lie fithibiy of tho illustious statesman Of
AshlShL- liick eyok 10 these lec9Rlng 9aqites'
lAtioRs on lie part Of the people, " YVES 10 show
tat even ID Ibis cold selfish TACT world,
there Is an Immortality 10 gyealhssS and goo9ptas,
and Renliile pSlfioLiSm, Flleb Survives dsAth aud
tbe srdve. Hehty Olsy Is 5ead but who can
doubt that With tie memory Of The no les illlstr.
Gus Webstet, be Gsllll live" The CREATURES. Of
the man, Ia memory, even, isenhauced by lis cOa.
Ltaa with the brood Of lille great men, who,
since be was taken from us, have sslked, Spn ate
stalking, on Tue public stage.-N.te }iSk Com.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Tar CaARor OF rue Six HUsORkD.-A CORES.
poAdsnI Of the National Intelligence, speaking
"fths Light Cavalry al BAIaklaya, mentions a case
neatly parallel IL The United States, which &C.
euu.1 duritg the war Of 1912. II was al Little
England farm, in Elizabeth CITY cOaaty. Va, that,
on The 25ih Of June, 1878, Adjutant Robert An.
defsOu, Of lns 6sth regiment, a volunteer sta1
Oaiser, serving without par ttations, and native
Of tie Saeisa; city Of Williamsburg, now residing
at YOtklown, led battalion Of thee hundred
Virginia volunlssts lia a eAatss upon more than
ttrss thousand British trguI'tS commanded BY
Gen. Sit Syduey Bsekwith and Admiral Sit Geo,
COekbuta, killing and woundiuS H1ty.fOut Of The
English, with loss u only nineteen Americans,
sad when nearly Outhanksl, tetteatiDg 10 York.
toxin, distance Of twenty font miles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Pnr-The alarm Of Gre ye'letday afternoon
n,o..eJed from dwelling house at the lower end
otPinhsrsrt, formerly occupied byMb. Elizabeth
Pol, deceased. The butaipg Of mantIe.pieee
,p ,ro belslesd', With considerable injury BY The
v..rt tLtopn into The rooms, was the extent Of
he damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

Drs1IueroS Or ASta--A correspondent Of The
Phil,delphiS LedEet says
I'VE give sVte remedy -ptocute latge sponge,
WISH Il WE'LL ptess II very dfyi BY 50 doing II will
leave the small cells open-lbl II Un a she'll
where they ATE mosl Troublesome, spfipkls some
Cue WLits sugar on the sponge llightIy oTst ~
IEo OF THEE tines DAY, tSke bucket Of hoi
utiet. 10 where lhe sp6ugelS, carefully drop the
sp0nie Ia ths Scaldiug WaIel, aad you will slpy
iLem BY Thousands, and soon nd the house Of these
ttOublesoms insects. When you squetss the
sponge you will 10 ssiOnisbsd u The humber
ibsl hid sous 10 tbe cells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
NEW YORK MARKET.

.rT NEW YORK MARKET,
APAlL Is.--Flour sitter, with'saleS good oho a
TO- 1910, so; Southern scarce with sales al II, 16l
il,l2. Wheat firm, Michigan while 2,10. COR
easier, sales OF Southern mixed 81 los Polk ttAs
higher, sales Of new mess al l1,1Sas1i sales o
old mess al 10, 1861. Beef finn, ales Of a.
75alS,50, moderate business. Lard title highel
sales $50 kegs Of i0Islil, b. al 9i,si0t. Ohit
Whisky active al 3iIaSS. Sugar firm, 0reanl
4ls6i. MoISSses firm al 2Oa20. Liuseed oil hrG
Cotton firm, sales 1000 bales, N. Orleans mid.
ding 10. III.
stocks heavy. Money plenty. Indiana s84,
Clev y Toledo 72i. Ene 4s4. Recalling s3l. Can.
ton q. NY, Genital 9Si. Cumberland Coal Go.
2sI. Cleye,, Col. & Gin. los. Louisiana G's 9O4.
virrinta 6's 9sI, Penn'a. Coal Co. i06. Missouri
6's 92i. Tenn. 6's 9i1. .z-s,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

BrlsrO TO DnrH,-A daughter Of Jacob Tho.
ia. rs.iiiue near woodsaeId, Ohio, aged about IL
y,.,,, vas. on Wednesday, al the sugstcanp Of
la father, alone, when BY some means her clothes
took Gre, aud wets oil burned OF except bet
s,ukug. Sue died The same evening,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

ScGSpALoUs,--A woman RhInel SplSee lately
elopel from her husband in Butler county Ohio,
with young seboolmasttr NAMED Pease. She had
lived With her husband 81 Yeas. aid had eyen
ehillttn,, She cattled OF about. Eve tbousa nj
d0llatt. They 6tesuhPoselt9b New Y6fk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

ye,I,,r or vExw.-Tas planet Venus vast
,,lly OeeaIted OF sclipsed BY Ahe Moon LIST night
=, $40; duttti6a "a minutes Venus behaved
,.t,.lf yey we'll for moon struck beauty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

COALB olrs Lr1vnO,-Tbe Pittsburgh Journal
Of yesterday says Tie high stsgeof water in our
rivers is rtp isvOrsbls 10 the coal men, and they
.e shipping large quantities down The tteL a
l,gs number Of b,Ats len yesterday
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~ <. pnNDLnToN,

-. .m.r,s,u candidate tOr coetttss, will sddfestlbe
f gnE,S,,, Cove, % saturday Atyt9, 9otlOt, p
" 1890 stLoO, House, At HiSa Of tane dati
4, rs y,peb.sitr, Monday Nay II te6at dGtH
' %,w Cuub4rapd, ii lIght Of sape dlyitRa at
;,.T,,,ar. an Tpetbty nlRht, Nay Is 81, Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

WaM-Yeasrday was quite Is warm OscOuIl
/. desired fot personal comfort, aud lille more
AZ ,b,p otbetEise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

B,LLOos Accession. Professor Pusey will
make bis Erand balloon ascension from The corner
Of Johu aud SIKH streets in Ibis cit, on Saturday
n.lh Tie inAstion will commence at o'clock
A. ". and the ascension will lake place al o..
clo,k, pm. The exhibition will be open 10 lie
pnbls, fee Of charge, Professor Pusey Is real
Eo,s,,d man, which lis demonstrates blythe liz.
ED manner in which he has tcsolyed 10 present
tbs Beautiful and interesting spectacle 10 The
public, though sufficient sum has not yet been
SUBSIDIZED to pay expenses. He has made 81
successful aseensiops, and we doubt mol that lie
viii be entirely successful hste. We Invite al
trultOu TO his card, in smother column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RIKog0Lp, Washington co.,
Atutl ibih, 1854.

Msfrt. NV.jimtFf MsuEfhp ~, t,. ,,5...
IclI Sis ~ WaAintpttd, bEttfiend Of MINI, 10
try Glnnlohs Veee.lbie TnttGte for Dysrth31, With
WheL an afflicted IN lis most tGSltYliea and liStlsE'
ln: iorm luttlate Ard Used one boile, and
wh0H IL 6oi al, ieiE hshS of lit aud wgptd ay u
Ihoe who have Dyspepsia, IL they will g$e liipp.oT'
Vegetable 1inctue, IIWlll eelttlhly cure tlkn1,
Yours, With gleat lt:Pett, !. 4,..,,s
F' ~ II, NEWCOMER.
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Freight

For The Cenirai Road will Be- received at The wharf, ooi
Of Quincy ST., Al eli bOurE between q. nj. aud III
Receipts given 70 delivery 10 al Stations on The u o. H.
r., and 10 Cincinnati
Wheeling, Jan II. 1873 Htta.a Jniaif
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Risoaolp, va, jon. ISL, 1851.

Mrtrt. MorIiratr 4 MtgtSes
GenIs-i rave LeeT SfAt,ed With The rites tot sore
yeaTs aud could Eri unln to help ne, 4iil lTspdaS
vlitd me tOtiy IidmpVn's Vegetable TiIetaIs. Par'
CnSej two bottles, aud before had psed them boih
Mas entirely eIled OF this most .rOpbe,Ome dteasS,
who ale plagued With Pies would 10 vel 10 give lie
lIictute tIial Yours, ieiPettl9ll%., ,,,,,o,,,,5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

SINGULAR DEAru.--Mt. VIM. Il. Whitaker Of
Cineiunati, while al breakfast on the 18th inst,
eating piece Of bread, swallowed ssna!I hard
substance, which lodged near the stomach. Soon
Ilei il created 50 much pain that he took an sRst'
is. and on the neIt day ultss the substance up.
l,pOrej to bea piece Of thingIe nail, about hall
en- inch long. which had been btOken,. and was
shlrp and ragged al both ends. II appssted tc
lave been pahof nail used ID securing The hoops
Of -four bnnsl, which bad gOIintO Tue aout, and
thence into The bJead. Anttthe nail came W, be
was easy tortwo o: three day. when ina'mma'
ton Sc, in, causing hI' death on Thursl,y last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

COxsrlrVrlox or MGsSIcuVsErrS.-In Tue Sem
ale on MoadSy The following amendment u The
Constitution Of the STATE Of Massachusetts, was
sdop.ed by vote Of % yeSs 10 tae pay,,SlI t6la;
"No ptisoa shall Ge eligible 70 say Office under
The Consultation Of this Commonwealth unless he
shall be By Ul.lb citizen Of Tue United States"
I'he following amendment tsISting TO The tight
Of 'oatags was pissed W q vote Of q yeas 10 0
nays. a WI
"No penoa Gisll bs ehtilltd 10 roisin any elec.
ton in Ibis OOmuonveSllh ualets lie shall " by
Llfh citizen pf The upitei States, except PIT
s1nI Of f0tslS9 tltt WHO SHALL haze been duly aud
IeE'lly nllgnliEsd before Ibel iSoP'ton Of this
Az taealment lbit tRenty'oae years residence
ia lie Uaistd sliIss should qualify ths aIsn 70
WE HaS Islsss1tfS2. t-ies, 3 ~ tiIs HaSpl ci
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Rixsaorp, Warrington 70 ~
Ami Eth, ISL. |. ~ ! !. .

MIfTs. AerlimtT 7 .HevSys3 80
lisa duty owe to Iy'eli and The rnbcio trtik
Recommendation III flPpPtnnf Ilnclule For i've ItIla
WA4 bEactel with tie lhhAtatOTy rheumatism ~ The
seveleSl orm, hiable 10 do any work. Of toEtu diFb
hight. 1E'a e W ~ .ll ~ "
Hlvns beard Of your vallahly meaitln, s'a FOroie
bottle; amer the uSIe Of which lond tioat Ieti
and on uAre tbree bIit H1Ih llwSI surprised IN tud
lny,tli entirely tGIed. Pleasure ln IttYa
lnrRdns Himtbe TinrtuIk 10 tie Alttei as Certain
aud pei Haueit remedy. 80 "
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-z.. % .'s' SAILED.
NV YopK, April Is.--The Boltic sailed this
morning With ESQ raSsugtb and SIS $50 10 'pe'
ole. as.& HI' ...,.,,..- ,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
IIn.ellsllea re.llmony. -er,.l f.,,. q L.t.,

NEGLECTED Testimony.-Rrsi rtTtt q kitA'
RlSauOtp, Md ,APHl ifth, 1854.
MttrI. HSvifntr 4 Mephe!!
Mar Sis-i have iGfeitd with pain In my side and
back aud under my shoulder blade DIR ths lait N ietS
tiled lea liz all Kinds o. npdieie but derived ~ bete
Ct. Alter IeteIytd the tIs lCt Of Hemptohs Vtfta.
there was inil. l1dto, and In lew weeks tit life
was new nah. II htStuIea mr. snl fnw IRE ifoGi
ave good appetite aud eAi eat what please without
Inconvenience hSte suffered 90 long and 20 much iOf
What now enjoy, that woUd advise ihe Afflicted 10 give
this TiRttWe ri tit. IiOmljOn'ka LslI iTItl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

SARA4oa., April Is.-'fke Saratoga and WISH.
ingtOn RatltoadwIlI ptobabIy etgalise new com
Psny to-day. S5s8.
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ACClDBN1

GREENFIELp, Mass. April ls.-George Field this
afternoon, while walking on The ifaSk Of tue Ash
calot RoiIfual ives run over and almost itIstHntiy
killed, t.-F.-- .s t4r.has' ls- a.t-y'
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Notice.
A Gard.

a Oafd.
TTRNRY TALLtST. LEWIS S. DRLAPLAlS, aud
Ill WiLLIAM TALiANT have formed a eo.Earlner-
ship for ibe purpose Of tthartnsG whO!esae GrUteTy
aud Dy foods aud Forwarding and General Commission
business III this ety urdeI The rm or d DE-
LAPLAIS. The wlloeISle by Goods business viii be
al 80 81 M1ln street aud the Wholesale GToee
- and Commission busiueSs Al No. 90 Main street.
Ample aud reasonable SlOtks or Dry GOodS aud Groee
t will always be on sale al low prices aud OIL ACCOM-
nlodlns TERMS 10 which they earnestly Invite The atsn'
tinM a LOSE brTERf, mas
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THuNDRR STORM.

20 THUNDER STORM tI7.','3 -
NV Yotk, Anil lJ-Thete was a yiulsnl
thunder Storm here this noiBipg, which extended
over the whole Stale. Al Btookpoh hail stones
rae'sdthg Z inches in citeumfetenee fell. ~
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A GosSIy--The Van liursn (Atkansas> risttl.
Lg'HeW Of lie 3sh pl4; sayS;l.i
II hba been mathsmatlpally prov p tnd PFlelt;
t1lly dshlons,taled, that The AtkpusaS fitst WI
10 more W 81 iVt hStiliIon. Tie banks have
fallen 10 % ssehAa ettsht'tSio Wt9fa thei ted OIL
Tie tiSsf Enthusiastically requiring q lStgeE toiutns
MA, 10 fslps6 Iti ihlSiy bltS thd D dll u Dc
bed TIE sPlys dtPsgdeess POW Is @s,FsiESaS''
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rrlteate Females and en- win nltasA trrli II
eues c0.ELs, blopcLls, D|tPslria, uvef toinglLlI.
SC OIuS, With eli jersisneNts d lie systeEL - 10
Gail aid get pamphlets, gals.
For saIe 81 4, IL. logan 8; Ce., whttliht, lsbe
raj SFents; John ~. TnPpnn, hnh ward, end bI
Druggists EelffalIy. Pss q nj a. ItsIdn uEfdE
Sold b. .IOR7JVER q. MOlTBR.tr, 81 FtHinoIt 81
Baltimore, aud N midway, My, s,tHis4..t.I,1
1T'Prior 81 PER bottle ~. N H. ~ LJES
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GrntS-it Mi'l zeal rlstsure that bar testiRo
Ey 10 tile healing and curative powers o. d. tuToht
VrseiGbe lImiuIe Soue line last Fall was taken
via Ilous aud bad cough WITH hoaIsenes, 20 iAlt
could sclleeiy IeaE above my bealh called on one OF
you agents for entdy wltmhe sdNstd he 70 ~ ne
cough and h6ai Seuess was etlteg gone. row Keep
lhe liSlule) a. aitniIy mtdele, AID w0hr be With
0u' u SeI S y TsS S.t,recttuflS H.DUR6oso.
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l.5. a : 3 E THE POOLE MURDER q ias
N.Y., ATil.-JUage CoRlrs has decided 10 hold
i. aS', S: end y .6G se So Ri ssSsi
10 admit Tdtaef Ahd PaFdtbe % ball, was ds9sd,
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.'7 4" RIVER AND WEATHER. q
PIrrshUGou, April lS.-Riyef | feet inches
rising Weather cleapand VAIN.
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-.IT.I MISSES,

0URget ctulh, HOsruntis, te.-Tk eryls slillthT
~ rOne. CellihtSIe lom Hon. ~ n. ppFboro. We
RheIuntiSNI Dysrtpsia SetuuiS, &c, and for all Ner
yoUS nstaNs aid FeAak complaints, HanYsa% ffMs'
iHPS bkR no kuNAriOF, tar T. f.#H uttr M 'rs -