davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25
Children and FhyyerS,-In til

ShhNfcu AKA AIb"eIS.-ln this
life of care anxiety labor and suffering there are
still many bright spots to bring smiles and happi.
ncss-to gild with beauty the rugged paths Of sur.
row and to make slaio stricken hearts that else
might sink and break. Tho Youth secs beauty
cv"rywhcrc-in bird and blossom and trce-in
cloud and star and storm--in forest flood and field
To Youth and Age alike is there beauty in Child
age stop to pluck the waysidc rose and take the
hand and listen to the little passing pratrng
child. Most indeed do the Aged turn to chdr, n
seeming to regard them with solemn interest
as their successors TO the empire of the worlds de-
lights and woes and tolls. As touching this sub
jcct, here VIC have little poem from gifted hand
See how Genius invests with beauty II common lit
tic incident -
For The Cecil H,hig.
To pretty LITTLE BEL JoycE, OF ELKToN,
Hho presented The Poet wiit a cluster Of mhite
roses.
White these buds are white and fair
AS the robes tho children wear
Who die early. Sweet, pray
BE thy little hoalt Away
White as ever snOw-bud fell
Pretty, tripping. sunny Bel
AS the blue of Summer skies,
Tender thine azure eyes,
Guarded by golden sweep
OF lashcs long and fair, that keep
Sweetest looks that ever fell
Guntlci smiling, little Bel
AS the lilies with the rain,
so my heart ran o or with pain,
Till child's hand, soft and small
With blossoms struck the gloom apart
And child's voice, musical.
Knocked at the gateway of my heart;
DINNER have the shadows fell
Since that hour-My Little Bel
EMMA ALICE BROWNE.
Hesi Chester, Pa:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25
J. A. DAVIS 4 co.,

Successors TO WILMER X DANIS.)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
- ESPECTFULI.Y inform Their old friends
h and the public that although lately burnt
out by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them as formerly. Our Office
AT present is in Winners Granite Building ut
the head olthc wharf. where we will be ioun,
until Il New Ware House is built.
We have ON hand all kinds of
GUANO, LUMBER,
Shingles, Laih, Set aud FiSh. &c,
and continue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market price.
We arc also Agents for the
PEACllBOTTOM SLATE QUARRIES,
and have slate always on hand and for sdr.'
j. \. DAVIS X co.
Aug. 25-Gm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25

DRESERFINT KfITLES.-Ca and get
L one OF those Maslin Preserving Kcttles at
Aug. 70. STAPLES CANTw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25
III VIE.

= f you wish No. article of Schuyllill
. Ilnre, you sln be supplied al short notice.
w. ordering through WILMER < FORD, At
Winners Pcint OK George Town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25
Nails, Ploughs and Castings.

CUMBERLAND and Norristown Nails, for
~ SHE ~ the keg, at small advance on
city prices. Also, Ploughs and Castings, for
sale at Nilmer's Point and George Town. by
June l6 WILMER X FORD.
HOUT6 AND SHOES, a large assortment
Apjust received and for sale cheap at
j. a. EILIASONS,
Jn'yI. Cheap Corner.
4 tARrENiIhS' TOOLS, fun assert
AImont loi sJIo J. A. EILIAEONS,
July !. Cheap Corner.
E4@E5, E7E&Es!!
rSNHE s,hScran'g his % barrels of New
1. Easter IIrrg,ng 800 ditto No. Mack
eel. For sale n ,Nripced prices at
J. A. ELLiASONS,
July Z. Cheap Corner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25

DJ'Attention is called to the advertisement
oil the Excursion to Annapolis for the benefit
of the men thrown idle by the late fire at
Port Deposit. ....
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25

After the adoption Of the above the meet
ing Adjourned with the bcncdction not
without having accomplished something in
tho good calne as We are led TO believe. May
the seed sown produce abundant fruit BY
order Of the meeting.
TIIOS. S. THOMtS, Prcs't.
J. S' 5. cn. TnS%ns' Secretaries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25

u See the advertisement of the Temper
ancc Mass Meeting to be held in the Sixth
District on the Sth of September,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02


ca
o6a
DRUGS MIST
6tS To &hsmitels Relgss
os'e 6 wv Ntna
SftuastxS &otns fas6s aEolA
lI4csS poe oie. Drug ss
ar esel po#aelss Demon Sfups
Shakers Herbs. e1l llelEanlenls
ita every 81 'ola eEal vs. eompfiaef
10 I0 4 81 Dfa0QIet q US e.clens nd every
an il neal anE csntenient sties - of which
iinve been Is much efNonnf care and
purchased tfau The manufactured eg lheI
oneal1 fas 0atfg and tnFepe All thtiI
01Nta 44 az prepared ron 1leeetia I'D odfe.
ad aie alla led elgicll pure ~
haga been made b the Nalla
Tin on + % be constantly supplied
fFo Inme GaFnan) RallalieF, Ffsnch) and
AnefIean manufactures which wIlI DO sold on
the mos rseeora PIE terms
Agents ior pelebraled + llI N Gis'DN ~ US
e a II supefipg 10 any il khe world.
In IRE prep Ted g furnish dealers with e
following genuine PArzNT MEDEellg rs. 81
the gross o dozsns e the proprietor. holesalt
pficess
Lyon. Kathoiron DaIley,s Pain Extractor.
14axfcan Mus am Eminent, B. Eahnesfcesi =
YeFmilage David Jayne,s Family Medicines. John
Bul = So sapaFilla, s. = IOWnseusss SarsapaFiIla,
Wnodman'a Cherry ExpeOiurant, WoOdmaa q isx-
tract Jamaica Ginger. W0odman's pan Killing
L.inlments Wp0dman's PNrgative Ills, OsgpDd'a
Indian Cboagogues Minors Magical Fever Cure.
Simmons Lives Medirine, GFBya Patent Ofnt.
ment, GEaedenberg Medicines, Manalse Pills and
Bl.tsrs, Green's Ky fnaied bilteis, spenceF's
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02


COM o
BIO Cox
cioa
LIIE, C g 81 Go S
PRopg AID
He con gly
F0R BUILD
ao0h dale esma0', q q b6n1sic0 kI1s.
ESQ U.s. ttt sksfa Lane, q fea Alfen lolilese
81 do Plaster Fagisi 500 1esl ms aalls
So kegs assor na 81.
4lOf
60 lbs and SO kess \. 6. Tafi % bbls essi
10 rs fith. % do Rosin. g balet Qaknn
Mate ES
600 sf6 .ss a,eAee ;. tsilels.
1ee1se
SO CO. HesteIn Cheese 0 bx sI1s. g u %
40 d x1 das hox asaF gand5,95 90
BuckWheat FLOUR, g sacks s.. Aoais
50hoxe cd6sas tiereea iieN enush Tar. roe
20 bxs Scotch 'e1Flne, s000no Bs1Nl sgaF
1900 lbs no ] Loft S0eNi So boxes Fire crackers
IoBACc0 and Cleans
go bxs Virginia. Zsn'oeh nd Missouri tobacco.
%. 600 Cub Six 200 tlavanade blagnolla.
Teas cas- Teas
10 chcsks extra e imp tal Tea 10 a Young
iIykpb. 10 d fne Cd powder Tea; 70 20 Blacc
Tea
Apples Potatoes Onions
bbls lfesn Apples. do drg Arp q
SACHS owa Onions. vcrl dne, I50 bbla Potalos
Champagne
10 haketa Cham0aene Vine. superior blanas.
Brandies and Wines
5 casks snoerios old Coenac Brandy casag 81
oualftv brandt o caak CON. AmrFican llan-
dp 5 a.. casks hIaiaea Wine; 6pe Old MadeiIa
and Sherry Vine u hosss for Gle hy the dozen.
Supplies
Tomuto-C atsup. Pepper Sance, Olive on, Care
Wine. Wfap Paper, Biacking, Snleratus, SODA
Cream Tart kemieal Yeasl. 81 Bacirg Pow
dr.. ry "a roy article i0l moei1g btead.
The above aficl es can always be had, and many
.olhefs 100 nun sr0us "a mention dt
WILLIAM RDas
No. cohnercial Row, Washington street.
Juuunry 1854, o-ti.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02

Nos Sc nn6 af camp otfeess NelC JFss1Ns
WMP08 fEe nN eaters % koFeien an''
meste -9s
tsnk their lllend- 0e.AI
The q lity end, n lhels goods.
II prompt atseilti q 70 gil orders received
Tlssf thay hone recnro 10 them Continuance o.
faais fsvers BIZ rivals from Eur pessll and Nor.
rs sorts they are 9 Instantly reeels WINS fresh sup
.es. carefully selected, d evsry thing 10 their
lln, and can c5nddeni invite the attention q puT
llesefs 10 theis large and well assorted stock, Of
which The foIIoR ing IS p pa s. VIA
Eneleh Baelrops Fonnds SCARS - hat--tu0 tons
Best cable. do Dc Do d0- zoe tons,
IA Pennsv lvania do DC do-100 tons
n, ao boiler 'ate do 90 tons,
tIo lroh round square 8 ant 500 ions
do tennessee bot.er plate " tons
az do plough do--a4 ions
Do 40 plates-- Us tons
r. z;eFs rolls s. a-I6 and inch d-50 az
cl,sf frs.. rs7nl;eIls American anil eHu Q
rom 10 600 bids,
f4non 1forzslrS. SO - 6 9 inch 800 bdla.
Round 10 from { 4 10 q ii G inch. 30 bids.
bfands,-9, 200 kegs.
Dress snik es-300 ege
Pocket and Iab|4 Cutlery, Razos &C
In plates. best Charcoal brands, 600 boxes,
RIock Tin. zinc. s. eltel &c 5000 pounds,
Braz srs, CoppeEs from 9 to u Sheets So. 900
lssrrn N. Shear, Blister and Cast Steel Is 600
Axes-9ennins Eoliine.e Hunlss &C.. $50 boxes
Epaas and shpT Ah1ess and other brands
$50 dozen,
Whitsemore,s Cotton. col and Horse Cards
60e doaell.
Coffee Mills, Wilson'S genuine. 60 dozen,
Patent b afes1 and Platform Scales, Antils,
Wees. Stack and DIas, BELOW,
O.. Trace Log Halter and sol Chains
Chain cublcs anchors C0o 1os IinneFas u q.
knierfcan I'D elisll Locke li6ine door tarIi
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02

Notice.
lust Rec irsd, and for SALE 9 large ana
q splendid ment q
Faar and EimtcE Dry 4OgAss
COnsstng in part Of superior aI.lels q -
1;sSs lsl6Sks. faimas, MantiIlas, Chimizetts o.
eIl Qualities: French lefinos, Delanes Cash
ma,sa. : illss. q General assortment Qf
- .sasR s. s. 6 @0Aa4 So
Ronnefs al ererr variety ;; asp endid esaoFt ment
ofT7inn,ino. 80. good assortment Of
eRMF ems eeQ7 elll
Boots. Shoes. i ats and Cap al Of which
we will sell IS very reduced prices ior easn e or
"a ponSnsa haying purchasers ...,
WOOD & BROWN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02
q ARWOOD 8 6BAVVFORD'
jackson Book Bindery

And B AnmIx OOlx Manu- factory.
BLANK BOOK s. Of aIi descriptions for Off
GERS st Courts and State, made 10 order and
finished il the best and most durable style, and
Of The best materials. Assessment ools Tor
personal and landed property, with printed
heads made e. requiredb9 aw. Music books
aud printed books bonnd ID any style desired,
and The work guaranteed.
o. Orders forwarded to the undersigned at
Jackson, nIiss vi be promptly attended to ai
the following charges;
Magazines such as Graham, Sartin, &c
per vol. fancy binding, 81 90
binding 2 vols ID one so
Other BGolzs-S'os ze, full bound, 80
do do -halalf bound, colored
leathef 90
do do hall bound, plain leather. 75
Music Per vol not over 500 pages, 30
Quarto sized Book full bound, 2 81
do do Do half do 80
o. Printed blanks Of all kinds furnished to
order. sept s, a54-tl. II 9LIENIE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02

DYANsS CATERS Doors AID SHoEs.
ID doz Ryan's best Kid lippersy
s doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
Boots Foxed
s doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
boots tipped,
4 doz Ryan's best black satin Franca GaiteE
Boots lain,
oz Ryon.s best black Ia Al lahoni's slippers
doz Ryans best lack Kid Buskinz Slippers,
aoz Ryans black Ikid w alking shoes,
4 doz Rgans best black Kid lGoEtcc walking
3 doz Ryans best blach Kid Roseste slippers.
3 doz Ryans best black Kid asst color toilet
Slippers,
doz Ryans best black Kid bootees,
doz Ryans best black Kid Boot Nor 1cco
Boootes,
"a doz Ryans best black Calf Bootees,
Tote her with 5 large lot 81 Misses and Chill
dref CATERS and Shoes. al c9lora ann Sizes;
For sale By
HAIR WOOD = CRAWFORD
Vicksburg DEc. 8.
T1I.ASTER PAR $50 bbls. hesh--insl
reed from New York Call at the Vicks-
burg Lime and Cement depot dec16
VIZ. SI1ERARD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02

as
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02
PRENTI8S 90 5 d

n orIaan. dee. Is. 80
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-02

In Q1ice at gRlnbothpm
al 262
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
tptom tI.e National lnt.lllreucst. iatl,.1 /

TnE RED Man GoSE.-'The KAw INDIANS from
Kunsa 5, departed fur ,heit hOmu by the Western
railroad yesterday afternoon. DUNG their stay
they occassionel 10 Mr.. Mix, The Acting Com:
missioner Of Indian Affairs, no little trouble
Coming hero without any credentials whatever,
and persisling in their demand that pNe Of tlcir
number Should ls made principal chief OF tIleir
tIbe aud th0t They should oil hive military coats,
erauleteS, sndiet hats, featheiS, lUtSeS saddle.
bags, aud spurs, iIptoved no easy task 10 induce
them 10 return without accomplishing tie objects
Of their long journey. They evidently hah also IN
their minds pEotacte0 stay Tho wigwnnls Of The
white man mid the enjoyment NJ hI& good clcer, q
feast Of sightseeing, and The Qualification Of being
lionzed, Aware Of the Importance Of impteSsing
theN tayalaby toward The white man aud The gov
eminent Ufthe Unilel States, Nj. Mix hal them
well taken care Of aud has nst seut them away
empty, however reluctant their parting. They
appeared much cast down WHEN finally assuted
ti6t thete was no hope Of their prayer being grant
ell, and their minds leyoltl doubt reverted 10
their hVaes and the rlcule tleit fruileSs journey
Of ambition would lhete bring upon them. Much
mute would have been donU for Them by the Com.
missioner but I'll tho apprehension hat otler dis.
contents and sllagstets lion lheir tubes would be
induced in consequence TO initiate their example
in disOteyns the instructions Of the agents Of tho
Government among them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

CAsrLs GaRpEs,-The New York Commercial
compares Castle Garden as al eInigtaM depot
with what Il hos been in former days.
or coutse Castle Garden is changel-is no
more. Its now but thu she'll Of It's former self.
liz memory only teInanS. How great the change
II has undergone Once Il ffownel and btistlcd
aud thuhdefetl lis defiance al the oPpFessoE. Then
IL slept while, 10 DO wakened 10 more tSnoble
doom. II became Everything by turns and nOllI'
ing long, now echong lie sMothersd tdat Of hiMe
Nid'bcaslS, Or The Insane laughter called toEt by
a citcus.c!own's stercOtyped tests anon gOfged
viii, The annual fult Of lie Ametican Institute,
VI made nlete eaDgwAy 10 Chinese Iunki and
skan meilthuoN with the tones Of 'co'net, sack
but psalety, duICHet aud harp and that raEest,
puresi, hottest Of oil melodies lie chorus Of hn'
man voices. Farewell 10 all such scenes IN Gas.
lie Gatdenl Whete silE once sIood-the divine
Jenny, The Limbs pethaps now railfOad ticket
office. Whele tIle otchestra WAS ATE bathing and
washing tubSI Whete The cOurtly knight doiIed
his ptuiaed hat and bent his knee in The presence
Of neetItss maiden OF jeweletl princess--aII in
play--foushIy citd MylIheet Won LagerbieIen'
ituuken.-all IN ealncst-bids bis squaEe butt
wow shoulder tho heavy box while he transports
the much lighter bundle. THUS tuns the world
away,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

No REwEcr FOR ROyALrr.-The Countess Of
alOatelO, who is the mother Of The Empress Of The
French Intending shortly TO go 10 Paris 10 see her
daughter, sent all IIer j;wrIs IN The Ambassadors
dispatch bss, directed 10 the Emplcss, surprising
thai 10 be lie safest way by some means OF
othet chief Of the CatIisls got Information Of
the fact, posted some Of his men on the road,
seized The bOOly, ami escaped without discovery.
The loss to the Countess is estimated q. OyetGSO,.
nm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

urTho amount Of Government claims TO core
batofe The Court al WashipgIonO Is over $780,
100000, prominent among which are the remains
VI The old continental money aud The Provincial
Setip isuetl 10 support The country through Ihe
Revolutionary war; private advances 10 the gov
etnltent during That wur, afterwards repudiutcdi
ind the French Spoliation claims. The ftench
spoliatlon men have decided moi 10 petition The
Coutt, relying upon their ability 10 conItoi The
ne&l Iiouse Of Representative, despite The Presi'
DENTS veto.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

RAILWAY CxLxuR47os.--Tho citizens Of Da.
tuQue, Iowa, Intend having a barbecue and other
festivities to-day in honor Of The completion Of
The illinois Genital Raroad 10 that point, and The
lighting their city with gas, Invitations 10 attend
have been sent 10 various editors Of the Eastern
nSneTy. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
PtoO, lie washington lfalon,
pepartment Newe.

AoAlcuL4URAL DIVISION oY rllE PATENT OFPlCE.
King FdiLfp Corn. --AiL R. Eaket Of Southport,
Chenuuny county, N. y, writing 10 tie Patent
Office, sdys:-"Nlore Than one year ago received
from yout Office sample Of King Phillip cotI' iof
experiments Il wss planted, and succeeded WELT
ami with tho seed ptOcutEed lEoIn my last years
planting, besides furnishing my neIghbots with
samples Of The same, have now one heEe planted,
which promises an abundant YIELD" lie colt
cluries with; doubt II we have any so early.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
Dtath,--Lieutenant Samuel KinScy, Of The tst
regiment Of etiIlety, died in Washington IN SatuE.
day, Of typhoid fever. liz was stationed al POlt
MCiienty and came TO Washington on The Sd inst
with light battery Of lis regiment. Lieut.. Kin.
Sey wAsa native OF Pennsylvania. lie Calculated
from West Point last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

v1The buffalo Custom House contract has
been awarded 10 tho Broihess Latham, VI Seneca
Falls, al $sI,0 900. IttsGatd that We Cleveland
sand stoae, flom The Peninsula auautesbIs been
selected n Az asIstt o. !le eSq'tI$fl04e The
ktSIYsNAIghGl -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18


AaEAtcAS S1LblrRY.-rhe Westminster Re.
view has all Article on America that widely con.
ttasis with much Ina. has hitherto come from tho
british pless. II SAYS
"one knows not what Is most 10 DO ADMIRED in
The Mexican Waffle facility will Which an amy
Of younteets submitted to discipline, The peTIeG.
tion Of THEFT weapons, new Inventions Of aMctI'
ca, handled will skill previously unknown
lilo colnmiSsarlat In wild and vast county, OF
tho debility Of illet mechanical adaptations rs
to reporting, printing aud communicating home.
ward. FOt fly yeats past, tho merchant SlIPs Of
the United States have Oeen better bulIt Than
those OF Gteat Btitoiu; and as IN 1912 our gun.
npfs wete inferior 10 theirs, so al The Crisis Of tho
Mexican wat, into which they plunged out Of a
lone peace, thoit practice Ia small aims wsS I'M.
MeaSurabIy superior 10 anYtLng the British Eesu'
lars had at that time ultaiued."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
REAL ESTATE SALES

pursuant 10 ade:tee II TIE county sOutt Of 7,.:,
i Trade al The May term LAT. lwIli &el on Mo,
18Th dty Of tt, d e eo6tl house Of M u
t., The highest and t bidder Two ios In tS4 f ;
Of CenteEsye IN al County being lots nuS,SsF y,
AMI lle IS ald down IN he plat Of xatt town. ia T ~,
are the property OF SHARP, aI ale eCi4& 10
sold ioFAf yarrd palt Of The lurh,Ss =" y
thel eFoT, remaining pRPall - H''ef
Twenty-Five dollars nr lie putthase MONEY Will u.
Quilted IN baud, and the remainder In six and l".I. y
nlontl s. with inteTes-b09dS with security Ia, "tNt
tted instruments to he given aud tn teisnttss as'
the property until the putelase NOISY Is pa, VSA
u. HICKMAN.
1hY !. iSbN-iu9 STetaI TOmnit'Ior.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
JOHN u. 7, JRRoME.
S1E II, LOGAN ~ Go. GeHI Agents.

CRAMPS.
TIE most tftttnaI remedy for Cramps In tie stomach,
Cholera MOI bus. oran,hng pertaining .hcIeto Is The
free use Of pr. j. ltastetier's Stopscl eb. Tho CONF
lug season generally brings whit periodical diseases,
all Of which can he avoided by timely use Of these l.il
tiers, therefore every family Should be eulIed with them
In tine. As family medicine they have no equal. For
their medical virtues yu are referred 10 physicians gen.
orally, who prescribe them III their practice and recon.
mend them as tonic generally.
Fur sale by Druggists and hotels eyerywheEc. whetl'
Ina lepOls, llUSIlFlKLH d CO., and
lea THOMPSON 81 PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
From The Hon. John H. T. Jerome,
MAYOR or rltE CRY or BALTIMORE.
u,v.,,. f,r,,rr. usutwme.

MAYUNn OrIICE, baltimore,
August 23d, 1859
take ee4t pleasure III stating that haw examined
The names Of tose WHO have sed certificates rtSrett-
ns "Ilampton'a Vegetable l'iucIne," ad among them
recognize Gentlemen VI c FIRST rtslecbiiIy, Slt Jo-
spph X yilpIeon, Wlilllm A. SChnaer q. lluan aud
others. also eteealls testify TO tho high standing Of
Me4sIs. Mortimer 3 eOwblay WHO for Tho past twenty
years have enjoyed Ibs enre confidence and eatecaof OuI
merchants and citizens generally.
J0iiN II, T, JERoME,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
NOInIlEl

pY virtue Of a Heed Of Trust eSttuita 10 N. ,,.,.
ID SiGEed as GuAlee, U lie 2h day Of Ma iva WIG
David RohettS 10 4etuIe Tie payment Of ttIi,i" ~, y
therein mentioned, " Moses e. GhaplIne, All q; I'M W.
y hs fIeTBs oies q ysT County Govt IL ittC s@S
Tyler county on The 18Th daf Of August ItS o, I"
3S acres Of lanl OF so mash leIeOi Is Hn, T. ,. V
y The lMsAl tIst, and .t t sSsAH
On w. Tue sse als EN- Is ,aS'e' y t to,F
The said David Roberts nov resides. 4' "lf''oR
Selling as trustee, shall cNyey such title Omit ,,,.
vested III IKE hy the lIu$ lA Aforesaid. NE l,ti. Nv
ever is deemed 10 be uNquestohasFe. ''"t ~"
IN DAVID HICKMAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

HOUSE AND LOT FOR gALli ""'
tItllE undersigned Oaels iOr&AEe his itwssAnI,.,
/ Market street, east side between Aloo, 10y. ~ q
stleels. Tkesotls u tsel rUbt, WIh EoOi bti ls.S
II viii b sold low aud on accommodating term, ~,
W knIuiIe OF
sens L. n yIvuv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
Telegraphio plspatohes.

Every netson ocQualntei with The coutse OIL this
pAheL knows Thai we have ever been dttgrns III
OUT exettlonS aud liberal IN our expenditures 10
ave OIL, ioutnal character anl rank among The
tespeclatle newspapers Of The dsy, and 10 make
Il useful aud acceptable 10 our teade1s' In The
mechanical department, we established and have
tnsintal6si good stSpjofd Of Workmanship, and
IL outauihEelne0ts to supply our teadets with The
eatilestl6tSllifence from all pats Of The world,
wa have aSael Ourselves Of all the available In.
movements and facilities Of The day. In Ihesete'
speets, we have never been equalled BY any 9th
et p,pet In Western Yitginlp, published before q
since the laitlHgtNttr was Slated.
A feature VI our pppet hos Geen The Telegraph
ie DlsnStches, which day alter Day, ffom our lbt
issue, we have laid before out teaaets. a few
days since, II vas annoHnced 10 US that a moTe'
ment Of the ASSOCIATED Press" Of the east would
render il necessary iot US 10 make new attahse'
ments iot The receipt Of our dispatches, Tie ar"
Engagements and letns then proposed 10 us wefe
moi eitely satisfactory, and during The lime that
elapsett between The termination Of The old Of.
Judgements and The closing Of out negotiations Tot
new ones, we did moi have dispatches Of as laIe
date as we have been IN The lmbit Of reCeiying..-
We hare now resumed taking tletegulat dispatch
Is, which will lie found In OUT teegtaphic coli
umn as htretofote.
Thus. al on inCteased expense, at a time when
Of all Other times tcttenclimenI taIhet than en-
isfgtment VI expenses is demanded, we have Ie.
ttinel ibis featlae III OUT papet--haus continued
to take he ttitgtaph,e dispatths ahtte no other
paptria lie city takts them.
That our teatIets, and mote especially that pot'
ton Of them who regard the telegarhIc dispatches
Os indispensable to ME usefulness Of daily pa
pet, will properly appreciate and tewatl our en-
ietptge, by q continuance oftheIf patronage aud
by the. good vii and influence in Extending the
circulation VI The httRigtnetr, is our earnest
hope. Ills nothing more than we desite--could
we ask lrssi