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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
U4im proved lands.

s,egb acres In scott Cout4s.
3fAN A. = Cpdur
3,Gf0 e. = Aia .rHtines,
together ni4h 'srgr suioaYi % iaIdiu 8.ht,op, ID,
counties.
AnN aF a tHe aaoy, lands. clf, lots Or trsas
aye u!efea taI safe ~
GEORGE I. NlrKoItp,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

All ihs papers e Tire pqEiA q: - stste
that the late rsafs lave very ug4 tjp.ed
ste prospects 2! . lru.t eso9.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
WANTED,

IA GOOD Miners TO work Coal Nine--nor" l.:
" lh"Nc acquainted ~ith the business need apply
ma! !s-d II ". CLAM.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
Mcintosh addition,

e. IS pa the biuH ia Mcintosh. let and ~ ..g,
prtses vary tEs ftou satu TO $500 eath. Iu,r gu.s
Lease Lois
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
A New Work by LTr, Bancroft

Speaking Of Bancroft. the historian, the
Boston Atlas says:
GThe historian has lately visited the south
ern States, where he has vie ed the places
most remarkable by their historic as,ocia-
,ions; and is now at his elegant residence
in New York engaged upon continuance
OF his truly national history Another vol
ume, however, may not be looked for under
several years as probably the volumes con.
tanning the whole Of the next period Of the
history--the First closing with the declara.
ton of Independence, and the second pa I
completing the history the warand closing
with the peace Of par;s-wilI be printed
together.
Dir. Bancroft. however, will soon favor
the public With work, which will be inter
esting as it will be curious and valuable.
He has rich collection OF manusc ript let
tiers Illustrative Of our revolutionary history,
written by the actors in the events Of that
period. who lived both re e and in Eur0pe,
and which never have been published He
proposes TO issue selection from these
letters in two volumes. This will be worthy
Of Place in every library, and will be a
fit companion 20 the history Letters show
ing the secret springs Of history are the
choicest OF illustrative materials"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
MAIN STREET.
Cheap CASH store

MAIN SIREEI
CHEAP CASH store
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW sPRTEG Go0rs.
IN which will be given
BARGAINS BARGAINS
IuSF received al hc Main Street Ch.al, Ca, store,
~ afew doors soath Of Cnnk & sargent's ID,
Hpuss, between % and Front as a larrs ,toe; III
PES 4hi dssifablsdry goods consisting OF Fancy aUd
BJcS StNs-Sik Shaws, Broeh:i Shaw l. stylcs
Cashmere ud Beragc shaw Is aud man other siyic,
too nunereus 10 mention.
DRESS GOODS.
GeLaines. BerGges Ginghams
Besage DeLaines, Printed Muslins,
foeaiga Calicoes, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
large tot iio>ien aud Glove, bought 80 auction
thai VIII a sod al prccs t!Gt wi asIen,sh parsA..s
F,
Ronncis aud Bonnet Ribbons, Whit and Brown
Sheelings, Linen goods ofal kidd.
Also, u lot Of ready ASIDE ClulAiHe. ua;s, CAPS.
80 Is and Shoes, " ltich vii be sold e! prices tGal
cannot TAI t. give sa'tsiaCii' Il.
Call nj he " Natn street Cheap Cash S.7ro
may II, '15 3w. X. X. HAs kINS.
Downing Cottage Residences,
1 SERIES Of dcsigGs FOR RUIpl Ccuatcs anG Cot
~ tage villas and their gaTtgIs ard grounds,
adapted 10 North America, I, \ J. IoptIg: tyu
co!h gilt, @l5 ptsas illustrated with Gumcrogs plans
and c2gT&Sn gs-Pritc $2tL;
RURAL HOMES.
or sketches of Ip Iscs suited 10 American country
lfe- with original l'IEs. G'sjrl.s, dc, b! Geryosc
wheeler ism" ciolh git, %tu Iaees, numerous en-
craving; price Sl,-5
u PTAs above Boaks " III be u Allied po.iare free
to ANY address "a receipt OF the prices aboHc IN
rent fluids.
AtEhe Goyva Book Rooms,
No 81 Brady 81
Davenport, ICwa
5mo Il dHat ELL ADAMS. Arcr,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
Unimproved Land

~ GaN ACRES Is. improve r'-,J r,rsarnin, ,a.
NV 3t' H.na parfa NJ Strata |.r.rr, 4 ,la-, Nfu.-
"N. -aaNssH aH1 1a.rF sra1zns r,s:. 10. In7-r Cor
-.'' "' tNE EaDE Il %ET. MA rs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
kspt ly Jas, Mullin, Front Street

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept ly Jas, Mullin, Front Street.
ARRIVED.
May 18th. EEvoy. Camp hell, Dubuque;
tIstuS Slave, Wood, Galena;
Nc@ YORK, CillmnrG, PiitsJErg;
Eyeeisinr, Ward- ~ Paul;
} MES lyon, Holiday, 81 Louis;
Jl'ia Dean, HIM. d.
u shcuundoah. Lsyjl Dlbuqus;
Mckee, Dodge NOnirosr;
MoptaIk, Parker, 81 Louis;
Aanartine, Phep p, " -scatne
DEPARTED.
l3 EgSoy, Campbell, ST Louis:
New York G .lHlnre. 81 Pa.l
Excelsior, ward 81 Louis;
J,.es Lyons, Holiday. ST Paul:
Julia Dean, iii /, 81 Louis;
II shcuahdoab. La-i, do
AontaHk, P;ifk or, - Paul;
Creek 'laYe, Wood, Cialcna;
J. Mckee, Dodge, Mnalruse:
LamaEti-c, Phelps, Masca!iHc;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

NJ. fHi--A ia,far Fl, me House " itL Fancy FIFE
"he or WEI Of hPi,y sJs,eI on NE soath sJ-
II ht-f 90 fec front Is feet desp--Twp .ts
h-i; maj iug = bs viifut store Eoo,,-ptib m,
f""Ei tor a"sliHr; elcs,s, an ,li> property NiI,
h3;it,iins y ~ he sold ow
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

IMPORTANT SALE OF WHrAr.-The Ro-
chester Union, Of Mondly, says Of the first
sale Of new wheat this season:
"A bona file sale Of wheat in the ground
the incoming crop-was made on Satar-
day and the first we have heard Of having
been made this season. One Of the most
extensive farmers in an adjoining town
contracted for the sale Of the product Of
about 100 acres, to be delivered immediate
" after harvest. at fraction less than 81
Per bushel. The purchaser was country
miller. \ handsome advance was made on
the spot to bind the contract. The inference
from this sale SHAT the present indications
are that the opening price for the new crul
will not be less than 50. l. will be more
than ten weeks TO harvest, and importan
changes may occur to affect the market il
that time"
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for April were $4,000
same month last year, Sl9 3lS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

80 ea-A ReaAtita CfiattroteJ lot IL On.
Ssesaa Aalslna. Va ~ Ia glack one: Mi h.,
ldS italIIssa or soon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

Cincinnati is given to the law mos, de-
cidejIy. The Gazette savs there are now
Up" i's5 Q. s;E huRdsct flits paHl.ng il the
several courts OF Hamilton county, in
WA!1h tha city Il CiGcianad is party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
GEnRGE Nl,KnIIs-


saf,zsgqt Subdivisions Of a,d mad. atthef.
- Hotiee " aa tspctiorstd q gsuce,--tlf,, 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
4 Yarn on Dubuque Road:

u = he House SEdi aercs.i-i6t Cf-id 81,
us,d ~ House OF untsrtttus,rt fou, n,II., ne,
ia FofI 80 the road 81 he ClaIrc-Thc h, ae
80 ore ard BALI stories Ligh--crIlar .i,u5n.'
." ~ ". good vel AND stable attached. good lea
''"H - tiF 1sihets o. au excellent rF,c lar u
a'ht q" t'a'd a. WA be sold G5r siaU--t ,aA
"i'''" ''i on m!gI
Gro. 1. NIlEnlIr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

BtBLg AsECroDE.--The followingis pub
lished in French newspaper "A poor
shephrd in the environs Of Yveot, father
Of large family, for whose wants he pro-
vided with very great difficulty, purchased
last sumner from dealer in old clothes,
furniture &c, an old Bible, with IA view 10
occupy his leisure evenings during the pre-
sent winter. Sunday evening, us he was
turning over the leaves, he noticed that
several Of them were pasted together He
Immediately set himself 10 work TO separate
those leaves with great care hut one can
hardly form conception Of the surprise Of
the man, when he found thus carefully en-.
closed a bankbill of the vllue Of five hun
dred francs. fS100.) On the margin o! the
pages were written taesc words gather
Cd together this money with very great
difficulty; but having none as hatnraI heirs
but those who haze absolutely need of moth
ing, | noke thee, whoever shall read iliis
Bible, my herr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15

An exchange notes, as a curious fact,
that in the United States there were, in
1850. 2,555 persons over 100 wears ofnge,
~ France there we're only io2, .hoasa beg
population vas Rearly 100000
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
DAVENPORT CITY DIRECTORY.

'!iE Directory j. now really We shall dists 1ut-
+hem 10 subscribers soon ~ possible 1h,,t. tlat
ha subscribed and others wanting pics rnu tain,
lhrm ~ warren a RliIsn's News Ruol4s tpgst n
lgs Lobby land al Tho Iowa RooA Rooms 80 lIlti, Al
Inc 'hreclors contains far greater aaoant OF ril
Yer IMAM We NJ hfsl anticipated, lheFrAN adding much
u inc rNpta'c Of PayiishinS II. aud Ia, r.fofc
under the necessity charging 40 per r,py
he mail edition containing all eyespi In. LIST OF
names % cents lerc ~ or five cpfies for $780,
m. II dJl W. y SPENgET pnldf.Ler
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
Maao to Order,

Il HE best lallc. Of dar nooli, aGa Gatats. f1ney
81 ppcrs Sumner Shoes II every Kind, made 10
ardHr or short 8otee OF the latest slyles.
ny 5 :. q DAWSON & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-15
RED FLAG STORE.
BOYS CLOTHING
Nails, Mails, Eailsl
Rifle ard Shot Gun,

( lNP S#4"rior ihi>acd and grY rife and one spIc
N,a'd d"tp'a hsrfei London twist shot gun; be-
t"'tl 1rtrh r,ks cor sale cheap for want Of use by
~" ~ JACOB WEAVER Jr h 60
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
n M puhlic

Anumher of the young men OF the city OF Wheel
ing have formed '.Touug Mems Christian Asso-
ciation.'' The society has recently been olgani-
zed. Preparatory to the commence ment of oetive
operations, it has been deemed. prop. by the As
soeiatiou, 10 lay befne the citizens Of Wheeling.
and The public generally, the purposes fOr which
such society has been formed.
These may be summed up as follows:
Isl. To engage in Efforts 10 preserve the moral
and Christian integrity Of young men, whethsr
growing up in the city. OF coming TO it from the
country.
2d. The cultivation by mutual Efforts Of the
minds and hearts Of each other for future =aSefnl-
nesss
Sd. To bring about concentration Of Christian
efTJrt by members of every evangelical aenomina-
ton, special view TO. influence the young
men OF our cityt 10 participate in the labors, aud
benrftsof Christian Association.
In orderto effect these objects society has
been formed. which meets serni-nonlhly at the
roomsof the Association on Nam s.rees. Any
young man OF good moral character, may become
amember by making application to the executive
committee, CT any member OF the Association,
and receiving vote oflwo-thirds OF the members
present at any regular meeting.
A fee OF 81 is Iequired upon admission. and the
ipsymf ntof IS els. per m,ath aiterwerd.
tits designed TO use the fund thus created, ss
well sssucb donations. as may be made hyour citt.
GEMS TO procure Library; aud also from time &c
time lectures by -emtneut m. n on subjects kin
dred TO the object. for which the Association has
been formed Aul thus 10 hold QUITO our young
men. incentives 10 mental cultivation, and to dit
fuse among them as much as possible sound, use,
full. elevated aud Christian literature:
We meet upon the broad baslsol Christian
union. Wherever The ssenlials Of Christianity
are found, there we conceive is glOund fOr Gins
tiah union, title obligation for Christian Eel
lowship Ne there fore invoke The CO operation q
! all III our community who feel tie Importance oil
advancing the cause Of religion, and eesating The
standard OF moral excellence among the young
in our nilst. And 1--WE earnestly and sGectiohut'
iy invite these young men TO unite with US, in Z
cause SO beneficial and 50 aboupding in promise
for good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

THE Law OF MARRIAGE IN lRxLAND.-The Irish
Court OF Queens Bench has decided that clergy
man may marry himself. The question arose as
to the legitimacy of the children OF a ma. risge
thus pei formed. The Rev. S. S. Beamisll was duly
ordained a clergyman Of the United Churches oil
England and iceland, and it apparel, that on the
9th Of NOveInbes, 1891, being then in holy orders
be went to the house Of Anne Lyons, in the city
Cork, and there performed a ceremony ofma.rsge
between himself and isabella Fraser. The speci-
al verdict described the msuner in which the ceIe-
nony took place, aud the general form of solem.
nisrtion was that set out in the Book of Common
Prayer Of the United Churches of England aud
Ireland, MI. Beamish then declaring that he took
the said Isabella Fraser 10 be his welded wife she
taking him to be her welded husband The we'd
ding ring was placed upon her finger, and the Lless
ing was pronounced. Judge Champion delivered
judgment in favor Of the validity of the marriage,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

uA newspaper TumoE, from sonis anonymous
source, saya that the object Of recent meenEg of
ifish E,niSiants in New York 10 plot an inva-
sion otCsniaa. We doubt II theTeare three words
Of iTuthIu the S:oIy:
oae thing is certain. Il any such Quixotic pro-
iet Is snlsTtaiped nothing is easier than 10 nip i,
Ia the but. Under the laws of the United States
the U. MaESLal5 have ample powers for the de
iseti0E and prevention OF such violations Of :he
Ra;ionai neutrality, and 1t i made their duty 10 be
VlgiIans respecting them. Nor arg people who Sc
Piousiy contemplate such movements apt to allow
stseiT pioceediIgs 10 become public through meet
iISss ak ffequsated hotel.
.ltahenId be Observed that !he society styles il
Seli,ia It's sdir. IS, merely an Emisrant Aid Soce-
ty and declares that il does not propose any in-
sGFinE Of TIE laws of tile United States, thus
eoutratietius ephsrse made by The TumoT IeI, red
80 li bus s-----e-. z-..s-.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

CoLoRED sEAAEN.-rhe Governor otsou,h Car
ulina T, cumnends an umel,oratiOn of the law i'll
regard to colorrd seamen, the subjects of foreign
na'ions, and the preservation of all the rigid re.
strctons IN regard to such as come among tn. m
flom the North. In regard to these latter, says
the Charleston Mercury:
"rhere ought 10 be such legislation as will a.
molmt TO an elective prohibition of Iheir entrance
mo ourport. They cannot help being enemies
ordconSpIrators; aud flhere is any relaxation oil
The Law III their favor, we know that they will be
systematically as such by the Ab0httunisls. The
existing laws far from gu icient lor this ms
ch'e, EJr reason given by the Governor that they
openly exercise a maevoIent influence in the
midst o. confinement.
There Is no necessity for their employment in
Northern vessels. II IS very different with the
British and French West Indies There they form
the mass OF the seafArng population, audi Is diff
cult to pick up even tue crew OG "a coaster with
out admitting some Of them.
The law operates as great restraint upon oul
commerce, nall III amount but still useful, with
oil those regions. We gain nothing and lose some-
thing by its severity. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
THOMSON d pArTRRsoS.
LAUGnLINS q RuSHF1EI,n.
AYERS cHERRY PEcroRaL-

For the rapid cure Of coughs colds, ho4rseness
chi.is whOopns asthma and consumptior is uni
yersay known The best remedy ever yet discovered
every variety Pulmonary disease So wide is tho
field OF its usefulness and numerous tho cases of its
cures that almost every section of the country abouns
inPersons publicly known, WIN have restored from
alarmnsand desperate ltseacsof the lungs by its
use. When Tried its superiority every other
medicine its kind is apparent to escape ob.erva-
ton, and where its virtues known the public no lon.
hesitate what andote employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs which
are nt&ent to climate. By its timely many nay
almost all attacks of disease upon lungs or Throat
arrested and thus many thousands every
year from premature grave. No family should be with.
out it, and those who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which off this DANCE. GUS class of
disease will have erlore wien it is too late
Proofs of the surprising efficacy of Cherry Pectora
need not be given to the american reopIe-they have
living proofs In every neishborhoOl but those who
wthto read the statements OF those whose health has
been restored and whose lives been saved by its
use, viii find them my American Alm1nac, which the
agent below named has furnish gratis every one
Prepared by ER J. C. Aver. Lowell, alassac husetts
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GOOD T. Co, Wheeling
dec wholeSalearJ retail agents,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

TnE Ssaunton tva.l VindrcaiOr. relates some .
the doiDgs Of the inmates OF the Lunatic Asylum
at the late ERE, which destroyed portion OF The
building.
cone little girl about eight years of age. an in
nate Of the building, when the alarm of ERE was
given, cTept pner The bed and hid herself in some
clothes. a yourg Eirl was so frantic with rage
that she refused TO be taken out. and fought and
scratched like a tiger while they were carryIs
her out Another declared that The day of judy
nent had come. and seemed to be much elsted =
One OF the males ayailed himself OF the general
confusion to satisfy the inotInate cravings of his
stomach. While the flames were raging, the peo.
pie bsIlowing, and the water being thrown in ev-,
cry direction, he quietly stepped iuto tho eating
department and commenced his IepaSt without the
least concefnmenta about what Was going on around
him, AMI when found was doing fast work upon
the bread and meat before him.
Wo1kmen are now engsged in repairing tho bull
ding. The damage done reaches 81 500. The
indicator says that the mutes Of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute did good'servce in extinguishing
the flames under the direction Of one Of the teach
eSS '---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

AIlssouNr-The wing members of the Missouri
Legislature held meeting at Jefferson city on the
3oth uItiIno., and resolved that the National Wing
Party still lives-and, in the coming Presidential
contest, $50 show themselves worthy ofthe best
DAYS of the republic" The hcltiug State con-
vention at ST. Louis, on the second Monday Of
April, 1856, for the purpose of appointing delega
ties to the National Wing Convention 10 nominate
candidates for President and President Of the
United States was recommended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
PRnH1RIrInN

The decision people in almost every State
in reference the sale Of liquors. does NOT pretend TO in
.eIere with medicinal containing stimulus, As
it is faetswel known to all that without stimulating
principles most cases Of ext.eme debility could never be
reached and tie many other of our most valuable COM
pounds could not be made without IT. For instance, Dr..
j. HUstetler's Stomach Bters. now so celebrated and
indispensable in every family as medicine Thousands
Of persons suffering from dyspepsia aud Indigestion seu-
orally speak volumes in vor of TIL, great curative agent
For s,ls by druggists and dealers generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
T. Il. LOGAN,
E. II. FTfZdUGH,
CHAS, MARSHALL,
HENRY CRANGLE,
G.. d. HUBBARD,
Ereeutiue Com.

DUDLEY SELpEN.-A Reminiscf nse.-The Buf
alo Courier, in recording the recent sudden death
of Dudley srlden, Esq, in Paris, relates tie fol
lowing "reminiscences:
His sudden death recalls 10 mini the extraoEli.
nary incidents connected with the sT'al, conviction
aud suicide OF his Teia i've, John c. Colt, convict.
ed Of the murder Of Adams, the printer. MI. Sci
den, ii will be remembered, was the principal
counsel of Colt, Anu exertet himself 10 the utmost
10 save him.
Tue writer well remembers tie extraordinary
sensation in New York OccasIoned by the discoV
cry OF AdamS'S body on Sunday morning; The
crowd oil excited people that followed the corp>e
OF the murdered man from the ship, through The
ParS, 10 the public building in rear oil the City
Hall. The trial, too! With what eager SOlcitrl,r
was lead the trs mnony! how completely absorbed
IN it was the whole public mind of New York;
Nothing else was talked Of. Then came the yeI.
'lict--Guitty! aud then the efforts to procure q
communication OF SenteHce-efforls that were never
surpassed bei0r-S Hnd never have been since,
whether as regards the immense influence AMI
pressure brought to bear on the Executive, vi the
wonderful abilly aud persistence with which they
were urge,l. But they availed not.
The day of rxecu ion came. The pEeliminalies
were made. The clergyman, Grew. II. AnthUu,)
three >teadast friends Lewis Gaylord CLARK, Da
vid Graham and John Howard PaYne,) aud two OF
three relatives, including NIr. SeIdem. were with
him up 10 within two hours of the time appointed
for execution. AT this time Miss Henshaw was
brought TO his cell and there married 10 him. With
him she was permitted to pass an hour alone, and
then farewel forever! He then requested that du-
ring his last hour on earh--the last had now come
he might be left entirely alone. twas grspted
Two deputies remained near the door in the galley
without. Within all was still. As the last min
ute Of the hour came, the Sheriff. followed by the
other officers, pr ceeded TO the cell, and there be-
held stretched upon the bed, the Iifeless f1rm OF
the murderer! He had unbuttoned his waiStcunt,
opened his shit, placed the point of Spanish
dirk directly sgamst his heart, and with one blow
plunged i: 10 the hi Il In an Instant he was cad
A few moments later, aud tile prison vas riscoV.
cred To lie on fire, but the flames were arrested.--
Those who had been summoned TO witness the last
act IN The scere, slowly dlspersed--and SO ended
the double tragedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13
'.TEdth strana.ger than Ftetion.,
LET rue AFFLfcTEp HEAR the TEsw-

MONS OF A LADY.
ITO those who haze tile pleasure OFEnOviuE her. we
i need say nothing, bu TO others we emak that dc.
sire TO benefit The suffering induces Ter thua TO Spuk
None can appreciate her JOY and gratitude in being IT,
lieVed ttom pain, alter OF suffering unlS
lele but those cir theIe be any wh0aV sur rCt
like her. N
Mss S las long heen resilient OF this ciy-.or thu
last two yeas has been successfully conducting stU
at No GU baltimore street Tie happy change IN her
he In subject OF establishment aud joy to her nuer
Gus ttionds. We Skthlse interested call on hor SHE
win tell them of her cure by Ha,nSIeR'E Yfuc,yr
than she has written. Thus this remedy goes on
Ing rellsltu tue sick. We 'eierhe public Them Fio
more distant places also hear OF the SAME hunuy rrsul
These acts with tile testimony oil Thousands
Should cause skePolSn and Trcjud-c TO hid their heads
,ierlUl discovery. w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-13

FvE Wives AND SIX HrsBANps.-The Boston
Traveller says:
"a few days since On old man of sixty one
years applied al the Office OF the city registrar for
the fifth mar. ge certificate. His intended bride
is but twenty four it beng her first marriage This
is the only one case within the knowledge of the
registrar Of fflh marriage. Last year one man
applied for his fourth marriage Certificate and dur
ing that wear more men weGe married for The third
time tran females. There is. however, a woman
in this city Of about forty yesrs who is now living
with her sixth husband. Size Was Est married al
the age Of thirteen, and when fourteen was wild
ow. At the expiration OF the third year she was
married TO her third husband. Shs has had but
three chidren.''