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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-16
L a ND w a K K A n I 5.
John M. CIarke s. Go.

John M. Clarke 81 Co.
Lnud Warrant, stock, E1chnmSe TBrOLr..
and Agent. for Claim" nEnfnsI the w.
GsOVernmCnI.
THE very highest New IOik ket price wi II he t
i lnr Land Warrants for tie Text five yCars Nj,
ever they shall have advanced beyond last uunisS
the very highest New York MAJ kct p'iccs viii he r
receipt OF any by mail, regardless oi Tie ios o
tatiOns
Persons sending warrants by moil n,y rely on r,cei,
ing as much rs IL they were pc, sUuany present.
sight drafts any OF tho Northern SOplIrrr ,it.,
will he Ieniiied by IeIur naIij and when prrr.,,I i
amount viii I've placed 10 their credit ia one III Tie Me-.
YUIk Banks, which they d aw nj sisll Inc ,y Az
ter TendtIh's the variants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co
Washington city, d T.
REFER TO
Hon. Jonn Wilson, Commissioner Of III. General Land
Office. so u"
Hon. l. Y Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Swtcny, RtttcnhuuSe d TO- bankers, Washlg,Onc,,
AhuuD I'lO,heIS dh
SvteT, Ira g. TO, do do
All the Officers OF the Banks In Wheeling Va
Cashier liOuk ol Virginia, RcmrONJ. Va.
Cashier farmers Bank. do
Cashier Merchants aud Mechanics Bank, ParkeTsburr
Virginia 81
James ROhb. Banker, New Orleans
President ENchaHse Bauk, PItsbGrEh, Pa
Johnston. Brothers s. Co bankers. I.altIrore
L. H. Maury d Co, BANKERS Richmond, Va
Paul + tiin'om bankers Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence d Co, bankers, I.ynchDurg, Va
iEe26 Times copy.
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PIT1sBTRGH, June Sti 1853
MI SoiOhOns' Bye GaSs tlnk them superior 10 any
at have tried The eyes seem 10 rest pleas antiy III.
ueT lneiT use. &. MCCOOK, A. ID.
Late Professor in Washington University, baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-16

,.5..,., wnEELlHu, Oct 9th 1856
have tried for short time, pair OF spectacle mr.
hsled ny MT g. solomon aud take pleasure iesty,ug
10 their good quality have also prOcue u pair OF con
cave slasses for Mrs Houston, which in lclf effects aye
equally pleasing ard satisfactory
NH. HOUSTON, NJ. u.
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You 1ciH do ,reM

III you have Observation-Disclosures are uaerlng
from Generator Nervous DebiIity-,o ocure at once,
bottle OF
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine is so Universally and permanently popular
T. H. LOGAN & Co. GenI Agents.
spe0 Bridge Corner Drug Store
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WV. a. BArCHRi OIs's HAIR DIE.

GREY, Red. OF Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beuti-
ul and brown OF black, without the least injury
to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been ava rJed TO
VIM. a. atcheor since 1852, aud SOnOO app.ica-
tiOns have been Hair patrons OF his
[Inous Dye. Prejudice asains; Dying The his-
EsTs is unjust, would be against covering bald head
with wig.
wv. A. BATcuELoR's Han DTE produces a color not
to be distinguished from nature and is warranted
injure in the Isast however long may he continued
Male, sold aprlitd Gin private rOOms1 the Wig
Factory, e33 Broadway, n. V
Sold in all cities ard towns o; the United States, by
DsuEgists and Fancy Good Dealers.
u5-The GeEuirs tie aud address upon steel
pIate engsa wing on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
9s3 Broadway, New York.
For sale WHO lesaIe and retail by
sp1s LiGGHLINS + BUSHFIELD.
DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will sublue pain aud in4 the sevCrest
burns scaldS, in from 10 iwenty mnutes-amd that
it viii; heal wounds without scar; and eectulIy cure
Fever -Ples-SaIt rhcun,-Ih lmu,atory Rheuma-
ttsm-Sore and. Inflmed Eyes -Cuts-WOunds- Brutses
Old and liberated SoeS-Sc4Id Head-corns and bur-
iOns-Er ySPeas-sprsiIs-Swe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nip.
Ples-chilbIains-btes OF IRsccts-SweleL and broken
bEeast-EuptiOUs-and alt Inflamnatory and cuta-
diseases. whet The parts affected can be reached
Don't be increduoua about the many named to
be cured by only thing-but reflect that the ew but
positive properties which the Daley Save alone contains
and heIeOtOe eEumerasd-One to our-can reach not
alone tue aforementioned disease, but many more no
enun.er rated.
QueryDo not regular bred Piysieia prescribe
iHeaTaIy for scores of digsreut disee,e'?
Each box of GENUINE OALLEv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of Z. " CLICKENER d co. prOprietOrs, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All Others are counterfeit =
Price p cents per box.
rsAIl orders should be addressed to C. " Cickener
d Co. ST barclay street. New York
For sale by LtoGHLLNS f. BUSHFYELD, Wheeling,
and Druses IS geLe ally Throughout the U. s sp1s
Yoy 1r;U DO ,,oH
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"L.ipes there Nth SO little thought,
WHO nererto his Iriie hath said
NJ Ydear, why don't you go TO W. NOTE &,
~ FRO 'S'nry GOODS store and yourself aud be
children supply Of Dresses, bonn-s and other .x
Tor the Fall which is here and the winter Fat's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted.
10000 bushels Of corn, TOT which the highest mar
- r''N' W. : COLLINS & HALL,
TIMOTHY SEED.
Oh s9 Ss1s r''"'t t'tHO'"' S GRO WILSON
H,oEss and r.llo~, !" ~ iN cro WILSON.
6bIs Alcohol, 20 y! and IS reT cent, for low;
oc16 LAUGHLiSS & BUSHFIELD-
. oei6 -''' TAUGHLINs & BUsHPIELn,
5s'' TaFPe0nf = i12F aH i s6sTYrrELD
z bbIH. No / IiIne, Just ectivel BY -
= C0sk pure Port Wire, lust received by
y Ucl6 LAUGHLINS & RUSnFIELD,
/ caSE SIerTy Wine FIT medicinal purposes only
Oc15 LAUGHLINS 4 nuSHElkLD.
y oci6 LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELn.
< casIIS bIandy, war niei pune for sale By
u ncI6 LAUGHLINS & RUSHFIELD.
x gro. PsTker's chalk balls, juSirec'l by
y ocI6 LAUGHLINS q BrSlIFIELD.
. gro. PaTkeT'S l.5liy whle gl, lust received by
4 "cI6 LAUGHLINS 4 BliSHFI ELD.
1 o bxs Bazln's barber soap, Tor sale low by
1 ooi6 LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELn
'oz Baztu's PO%ase Is; inst ,% Ess'd By
10 bxs. Castle soap prime article, for sale low
ocl6 LACGHLlNS q RuSHEIkkn
. bx~ Almond SOAP, lust !ee'l ny ...,
| oe1s - - L31GHLINs & EUsIiFLRLn
I & bbIH. ETHEREAL OIL, sale low lly
" nGl6 IAUGHLINS d RUSHFlELn
CasL pure tIoIamd tIin. I0r sale law nv
6ef6 lAUGHEINS & EUSHFIELn.
Z cases No chrome Green; Just received by
IL 0rt5 LAUGHLINS K RUSHFELh.-
| . cn.ea chrome Yellow, Tor saieIOw b
| > oc16 LAUGHLINS Il RUSHFIELD
900 lh" American vermtliOn, In store and fOr sale
or1G LAUGHLINs & BuSHFIELn.
10 bash cts Pure U for table use, Just received by
oeI6 LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHFlELD
cnHk black lead, Just reed BY
| oc16 LAUGHLINS j. BUSHFIELD.
/ = dog: cianlots skins, jus, rcd by
= oel6 LAUGHLlNS q EUSHFIELn
A Card.
| EiSKELL 4 Co. will open this day and tomorrow
IL (Tuesdaylthe
SECOND STOCK
tention OF The public. ocI5
Teacher Wanted.
! 4 COMPETENT male teacher is desired 10 take charge
n Of the district School on the National Road three
good teacher obtaina very desirable situation by
,.,,,.,. 1D y; H SlreaSER. (Dtreetor.
oGl3:d2twl SAMi. CARTER.
Wanted---a Partnership.
i partner, whose entire time would be ievoted TO the
business Of the firm no nation in reference to his bus.
mess qualifications aud cOnmsqd, may be OBJ,
taired by letter.
All lelers viii be regarded as strictly confidential
Address II. ". this Office OcIT:Iw.
Coal Diggers Wanted
| 4 7 our mines Immediately below the town of Wells
n burg; 81 or a goo Coal Diseers. 10 whom good
wages and constant employment will be given
We will give at the rate OF 81 10 per bundled bushels,
and haul out uf Pit.
Several vacant houses for families may be obtained =
Apply 10 Stevens Il Aiken Wellsbug, " Orlis
STEVENS d AIKEN.
WellsbuTg, Oct. Il, 81 oc15:lw
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PETER SCHUBERT,
Ssanpu
Seamen.

Several amputatloGs were perlormed-the toes
Of those who had not been north be!ur1 beInr
frost htt' n.
Finding that liberation was impossible: and that
no expedition in search of theIn could penetrate
the ice Ill time 10 avoid third winter, DR.. Kane
determined as the Ouly means of safety, 10 aban-
don the brig and travel to the south by alternate
ly travelling in setlgeS aud IN boats. The sick
were CO veyel in dog sIedgeS under tie imnenl-
ate care o; DR.. kene in person, WHO attended to
Them with all the aSSlduiy OF his generous nature.
The distance Travelled WIS nearly one thousand
four hundrrd miles, three hundred aud sixteen OF
which was performed i'll dog SIedgeS aud the bal
anCe III boats. 1t was period of great exposure
and suffering. The party sustained themselves en-
tlGely by their guns.
On the 9th of august, 1855, the perry entered
the Danish settlements and took passage in the
Danish brig Mary Ann, bound Tor England They
touched al Disco on the 9:h of september last
where they were hal pity met by the expedition
under command OF Captain HartStein. Dr.. Kane
Immediately withdrew lis contract tor passage. in
the Mary Ann, and prOcee;ied home by these YES
sells above described.
Captain HaTtStem said that he had with difficult.
ty forced his way into Melville bay and found
Smitn sound clothed with Ice. He had Iearne OF
the Esquimamx OF the departure OF DR.. Kane. He
ihen returned and met DR.. Kane at Disco, lust
twenty houIs previous 10 tie lime fixed upun for
the departure Of tue Mary Ann Tor Eng aud.
THIS expedition has travelled in lower temper
allure than has ever before been attempted: Minus
IS deg, and in one case 81 deg. below was borne
by the patty III the field!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-16
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewe1rv

No. 4 Washington Hall
II AHlNG1ust returned from the Eastern cities with
large and wei! selected assortment OF clocks watch
Is ana JeweryO the subscriber would call lie alten ION or
nus trends and the public generally to it, urns them
MAJ ne WIZ sell 1t cheaper than hsreioOTe His
stock consists in pa rt, as follows:
Patent Lever, Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic ee hi and nm.
day clocks s U "''S
Gold and silver English, French American hunter
Bracelets armiets. brooches. finger rings earnings
Keys seals port 'moRats fine Gallery, etc. ETC. in seai
vaTiets; besides silver and Aaia ware Of ali kinds
u u lar attention is called to the american
watches, put ur III gold aud silver cases. made WHOLLY In
this country, and " rranted prim. time keepe,s ~
The ladies' will find at his establishment large and
Wen selected stock OF rev and beautiful Cqneo JeJyelry
which cannot fail to please, -
6, s avn 6Guf extremely low he feels confident that he
his STOCK. q p RR0WS ''''e
uClS No. WasIiIstun n,rI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-16

NeW BOOKS.
TtoRA and the Doctor;
~ Scenes in the Practice OF New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone. by Saml Us=uad;
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIariaRd;
line School Of Life, by Anna Mary HOwitt;
The Poetry and Mystery OF Dreams, by Charles n
LetanG ' ~
The Slave Of the Lamp, by VIM. North;
W hich: the Right or the Lett?
The News 10y;
Wolyerts Roost, bv Washington IrvIngi
terotneS OF History by Mary < Heweif,
ne W inkies' or The Merry MonOmamiacs;
Female Life among The MOImOnS;
FOgets TlesauruS Of English Words
Together with Large tnent OF the best vvnrt, IN
me various departments OF literature "
E9r sale By THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
OCl3 y
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Coal Diggers Wanted

4 7 our mines Immediately below the of Wells
N burg, 81 or a COOL Coal niasers, to whom good
wages and constant employment will be given.
We will give al the rate 81 per bundled bushels,
and haul out Ut Pit.
Several vacant houses for families may be obtained -
Apply 10 Stevens Il Aiken, Wellsbug, at the MOrks
STEVENS q AIKEN
WeIlsburg, Oct. u, 81 ocl5:lH
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
A FINE HORSE

"A FINE NURSE
Ezei,es the admiration of every orc, and to such
animal mping or deormed by disease, leads US to sx
anime anxCuslY means of cure. valuable remedy Is
Merchants GargliAg OIL.
1t has made friend. wherever tntrOIuesdinit its appea
ton to both mau aud is the most unver
sally popular remedy in use.
" S T. H. LOGAN & CO.
bridge corner, Druggists.
Oc1t Wholesale and Retail Agents:
IN TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR.
The warm weather is at hand and experience the
best teacher universe, would advise all
Affected by the change ses supply DR..
HUstetter's Sroza0ek Bis, stand by for the sum
mer- Last during sckly times, these Ritlcrs
proved invaluable, tonic agent, aud it win be
well to rrot by the experience and lay in supply in
time.
For sale by druggist. dealers generally everywhere.
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
OCH LAUGHLlNS q BUSHFlELD.
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON

THUS spoke wise and good mans but mark the
change! Let the afflicted hear hr, aud Ilem decide wic
ihcr 10 suffer OH or be made whole, y ProessiOMaE
auth aimed hssIih hear.
Rev James w. II. unicuti Tie talented aid indeP nd
editor OF that highly popular and extensively read pa
per, the Christian BanUer. published al Fedei!Cksbu
Va in his editorial the 18th May 1855 thus sIea
of H1'aP;o1I's Eesets6Is T.Icil.gs:
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''SOme time ago merely alluded TO IlamPtOn's Veg
e'abc TInctuse, with promise Of noticing PaIiC
nially lie great relief have OurSeII derived HUm It's
Duimg our collegiate course, owing Ia SedrtuTy
habits, h, Gu lie iyspepiic and very much
tTOuhled with vertigo For thar twelve years aite
leaving cOlese, VIC were ShOmg seriously under ileSe
afictOus. In sPtin. OF 1852 health became
SO delicate that II was with goat difficulty we could at
Tend the ordinary duties OF profession. EVeI j
thing ate Immediately tuned acid; digestive
gsIs became wholly deransed losing il seemed TO all
their activity ard vitality constantly depress.
ed IN spirits energy almost IOrsook US, and nothing
but necessity u ed us on TO uctiOn.
~ had taken stTOmg medicines, observed great par
ticul rity III Diet aud all TO purpose. We had dc
SPARED Of recovering health when female
friend OF mrOrtuned bottle q! llamplOns
rSet nom is We briefly replied, Louid not
sire dollar for all ttE ItlscfETs HNPOn made, so
own ind. ViUua health COnCened.' We
mad aiIh Ia IL any other medicine in CiIeCtS
In the Kindness OF her heart, however, without
consulting about it, size sent and got bottle and
urged 10 accept H. aud Tor cT sakc, i. could
possibly Inquire US, 10 il ccOIding direction For
promised 10 do so And without the least eXageera-
tiUn truly say that before lead used The
OF one bottle we felt like
1--WE used, COnSeCuVey, from ten 10 fifteen bottles
We were afraid To give ii u, leaning old dseaSe
might return Since iheH digestive organs aue becI
bors, tolls. Liabilities OnSibIties and worldly
will allow, our spirits lave been b,u!aH, and we eal
lust what we please much please, and when
praSe-aLd all is we'll For the Sake OF the afflicted
make this statement, hoping that others may find the
relief Il rom its use that II should lie Kept il
every ianily No family should be without HAMPTON'I
VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
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Wanted---a Partnership

II advertiser wishes 10 join a party requiring
partner, whose entire time would be devoted TO the
business Of the firm. luOl nation in his bus.
mess qualifications aud means at cOImsVd may be OBJ,
tsired by letter.
an letters will be regarded strictly confidential =
Address II. ". This office. OCIT:IV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. S. wooDsrDE. W. c. wooDsipE
w. S. WOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPuCE 2
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


FLOUR AND PROPuCE
COMMISSION MERGHAN S,
n E. Goa. CHARLES AND CAMDEN Sis.
Baltimore,
GTOUR warehouse Is lOcsted on OF the tracks OF
tile altinone and Ohio RailrOId by which expenses Of
drayase on ceHstgnments is avoided.
REFERENCES-
{. c, Jameson, ESQ., Prcs't Bolhk OF Baltimore.
Gibson, Cashier - ''
H. SnIigs Esq, Merch'is
Tr.emSH Cross, ESQ, Csshr Com & Par bk Raft.
Messrs Hugh jenkins d Go, Baltimore.
SH Liuobs. '' Esq so, Chief Engineer B BoRR
J. B. Ford Esq. Agent B& oRRCO, Wheeling.
S. BT1dy, Esq, Cashier, IS
Nal Philip barry, Agent Is. & o. II R. Company.
MounlsVe. Va.
Messrs. John wharry & Co, Moundsvillc, Va.
' w &; Z. ThOEipSOn, '
NJ, Pollock & Co, SuHfslI, OHIO,
y o. ConverS, ESQ, Cashr, Z"LeSvihe, Ohio.
G. Ii. sprigg, Esq. FalrmOnt, Va.
Messrs. i o. Jackson, a.
Nv
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S. D. HARPER & SON
ERY respectfully inform their friends and the pube
generally that they have opened large and spe, aid
OF Fan and Winter Hats anu Caps TO which
oR The ost tasteful and durable Dress Hat ever Of
ieTed To discerning public at S2 and 81 cali an
80 S. D. HARPER y son, 100 Ma GSt.
Tfrfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
N Z. AYTT-sLIVERY CONVENTION
Correspondence Of The n. Z. Tribune.
BOSTON, Wednesday p NJ, Nav 30

Correspondence Of The n. Z. Tribune.
Boston, Wednesday, p. NJ, May 30.
TIE New-EDeand AntiSlayery Convention 10
arse mbled at the Aelodeon yesterday afternoon at
2 oclock-Edmund Quincy, Esq, in the Chair.
There was large and intelligent audience in at
tendance.
The meeting in the afternoon was addressed by
VIM Wells Brown, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Mr.
Oryis, S. 5. and Abby X. Foster, II. c. Wright,
and others on the various aspects of the Anti
Slavery cause.
Tie evening session was numerousy attended.
Francis Jackson in the chair Stephen ;. Foster
addressed the Convention, speaking of the posi-
ton of the Free-Soil party and in the course of
bis remarks criticised with some severity Charles
Sumner and the programme for Anti-Slayery agi-
tatiol laid by Theodore Parker in bis recent speech
in New-York at the Anniversary of the American
Anti Slavery Society. Mr. Parker being present
briefly replied TO Dir. Foster. showing that they
were laboIing for the same end though they chose
different means. The meeting was subsequently
addressed by Mr. Garrison, {. {. Burleigh, III. c.
Wright, ard others, and toward the close of the
session spirited discussion arose in regard to the
merits Of the Free Soil party compared with Dis
union AbOlitlOnists, and at late hour the meeting
adjourned, after protracted session of more than
usual interest.
This morning the Convention again met in the
Wendell Philips Esq. The Hall was again filled.
TIE meeting this forenoon was addressed by Henry
c. Wright, Aaron NJ. Powell, Anthony Burns, the
Rev A. T. Foss, S. s. Foster and others
The President referred TO the Anti. Slavery Con-
vention held in this city year ago, at which
time Anthony Burns was in the Court-Houss a
prisoner to be tried as slave. Then no one OF US
could get sight of the victim of Boston kidnapping
zeal But if we could not remove Edward Greedy
Lorng from office, We could compel the very men
who sent Anthony Burns into Slavery to purchase
him back again And though we could not get 8
sight OF Linn year ago in this Court House prison,
| have now the pleasure, said Mr.. Phillips, of in
PRODUCING 10 you Anthony Burns On this platform
q freeman.
Anthony Burns came forward, and in few mod
est words expressed bis satisfaction at being for
he first time in an Anti-Slavery Convention. 4
year ago be was carried through the streets Of this
city, in the midst of troops into the hell of
Southern Slavery. He did rot then expect 10 DO
Iouch cut of Slavery, but be had the hope in his
soul of seeing free land again, and of reaching
Canada within few years. lie thanked God that
from chattel lie was now manor if MOI yet,
he hoped 10 become one. Mr. Burns's remarks
were received with much feeling and applause
A. ~ 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
DEATH or MIR. M0RrIMER THOMSON

We loarn with sorrow that Mr.. Mortimer Thomson
better known to the public as "Doestcks," was acct
dentaIly killed on Wednesday morning at Ann Arbor
Michigan, where he was spending few days. lie
was out shooting At a mark with some companions,
when IN accidental bullet put an end to his life.
Mr. Thomson was native of Michigan; his age
was about % or "a; lie was man of q sngularly
modest, simple and manly nature and endowed with
talents and aspirations which would have secured for
him an honorabep place in literature. His " Doe.cks7
letters he himself regarded as bat youthful exraya
ganza, and their remarkable popularity never caused
him to exaggerate their worth. To his family the
shock Of bis sudden death must be overwhelmingly
painful while those who best knew bis capacities and
bis character will deeply regret the removal from
among them Of much sweetness sincerity and lofty
purpose, adorned as they by O genial, graceful
humor which often charmed and delighted but never
stung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
THE CROPS.

Mr. Roessle of the Delayan House has farm on the
sand bills Of Albany which by judicous cultivation IS
made to equal those of more favored soil. Last sea-
son he planted fifty acres mostly with potatoes. He
raised potatoes corn, and cabbages enough TO supply
the tables of the Delavan House. and had tas Spring
1890 bushels of potatoes for SALE This season he
has one hundred acres under cultivation. He has
planted one thousand bushels of potatoes which with
an ordinary must produce ten thousand bushels
at least. OF corn, beans, peas, turnips, cibbages
squoshes radshes &C. he expects TO raise mere than
double the quantity of last year. 1t will be ssen that
he has wisely adopted the counsels Of The IaIBrsE
in regard TO planting one acre more" He pays this
year over $500 for manure. He gives the prserence
to "kiln dust" and gusno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
RECENT DEATHS.
stung.

Tie 81. Jshn ~. b. Courier announces the death
Henry Chubb, Esq, the original proprietor and
senior editor and publisher OF that paper, which took
place on tho Goth ult. Mr. Chubb one of the
leading nen in St. John. He at one time held the
Office # Mayor Of the city. In the year 1911, he CON-
monced the publication Of the Courier, which he
has ever since held the chief control.
Nathaniel Goodwin, Esq, for twenty-five years
Treasurer Of the town OF Hartford Conn, die at his
residence in the City of Hartford, May 20.
Christopher Colt son Of the late Christopher Colt
Esq. Of Hartford, and brother Of Co. Samuel Colt
died in that city on the evening Of the o9ih ut
Chester Adams, Esq, President Of the Union Bank,
Boston, died at bis residence in Charlestown on the
2sth ult at the age Of as years.
Tie Boston Transcript announces the death Of
Jesse ChickeriDg, NJ. D., the well-known statistical
author whose writings rank among tie highest works
Of their class. lie died at West Rozbuy on the 29th
ult. Among Ike most important Of his productions Is
lis book on IT, migration into the United States,
which appeared in le4s.