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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

HFRBELL's MAGlS IMPRESSION PAPER We refer our
readers 10 the advertisement another column, setlug
fot the merits Of this peasngbnd Ingenious invention
TIC cea ppess shoud induce ali give It tTiaEPhR-
ielphia Merchant,
1t is unsurpassed foI neatress spd utility, and shoad
meet with the sale IL richly deserves Tribune
Just what the public las long desired, and recommends
itself TO every lover oil taste and rcfuemeH-JOural
ourier. a. 'a51t aUgl4:8r1.
5z,.ti F,is DISSOLUTION. 07Es tgGss
'HE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
II GoIdonI slake " Co., has this day bcen dissolved by
mutual consent - L. :. GoRDoN, -
CLARKE Il TilAw, Il
March 1st, 1854. j. u. AMER. f.-s ~
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HGHIY. IMPORPANT,

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN greatest Improvement yet discovered, Tor saving
labor end In washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and CottOns washed by this Fluid Will bG
whittier and than il bleache6 the grass
WLRRAEIED not TO indure ths fabric Every lady ma!
satisfy point by soaking Pie OF Cotton
or Inenin the Fluid fuu strength, for q hours whel
wiclearly show thai u must bepuley harmless whel
dilute with gallons of water to aifa pint of fGtd
single siXpence which will buy enough Tor large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured aud sold subscriber who hsslate
y purchased the right for Ohio couryt, Va.
JAS. MELBOR,
Auga No. &c, Union ST, WheelIEs, Va.
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MISGEI i ..ANEOUs.
A5GRRNnVIoToRY OVER ALL IlNlMENTst
j. B. VONDHRSMITHS
Chang Ehu,
Chinese Liniment.


IIIs superior Prepnrationis ed 10 the Aneri
u Hpuhlic with the greatest Confidence that its e
GENT cutatiye qualities excel otef ka9w ARimeat,
lis action Is celtan safe and Uniform. aIng lnin case
where an extetal snPlcatonis appropriate Al vito
haye tried Il regard il inable tic Glowing D5s-
eases: lhenmatisl, spraius, Weie limbs Weak
oiuts, while swelling pains in the bscki hips, sides, tie
breast, ince, oEany other part Oi the bOdY isaneX
eellet remedy in bulSess sCsdS. cuts, eG HE uselul-
ness OF this ilest chemical cOmOunaisby means
cOliRed TO The tuman spcoes butis equally efeaeIoGs
Whenever applied 10 cure diseases OF The aVOtte dODes.
e animal he horse. Among Tue diseases and acc
dents occurring to The oTse for e II Is the most GER
tain cure may be namel the following, viz; cuts, bruises
sralns IN tie shoulders, Chaps scratches cracked hee,
sweeney, spine, pator ipnts FOf ,HIiIer Fartcu-
lars see directions on bOtscS slt'l 81 =
TAKE Nl11GE. alI =. III 7iI
Many and just objections are made g al the ordinary
LniInents OF the day account OF teir ohensi SMELL
and the unsishtly stains otenief nron the skim won
del iu fact which has been veTtedIO the sstOnishmeutu
The most profound chemists, and the delight OF asidios
patients Is that In addition TO its surprising curavee
ects, II Is the most heaul cOsmetiC and ss eeable PER-
plne To any FqT OF The skim which t may beaPplied
It tmparts rosy and natural glow Which lasts Tor MANY
hours, aud leaves the veveiy soncss healthy ek,
stead OF the eTaecd and claIpod appearance which is
Comlon let Of almost all other articles nsed lo tHEt
purpose IleUce, evely adys toilet is spprcd with I
who knows It's excelont qOatesin this respect To re-
azs agTeeebe oder you need ope one bottle aid
Try for yonrSeL
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',sf1 % q. M. LEE;

HHOLESALE. ANO lRE7lAjL r -
T. q tasiB OEGs 8 n y l.Ee1Ba
scoRNER OF WATER uNtON sTs. &YliEELINg YA.f
EEtS constantly on hand variety OF hooks among
N which Inay be found gi is 80 the leading ff
l.eTS OF the uiDes5 eDch aHs, 1luyVer; ue ELa z.
Dupsl enrctt, TthuT, Dumas, and Lever
A:nyo OF his works bound good style with backs
Ee also keeps an ksHehaHse LtbrsTy feFs0ns nugrtaE
hg books may return them amer reading hem, which
e Wi pay tie f0OWns process for 60C books 41 cis 15e
hoOks 90r, for 81 hooks so ceuis. ! nh29;lvr.y-
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House Furnishing Store

House Furntshin Store.
HAWK just opened, at 10. 81 Monroe street new
stock OF Housekeeping Artieiess CoUsstins OF Tabs
SilyeI Plaed lbals and hitsnHia Wale Plan
aid various ems diIlaInsIa and pdn Ran
y a9araiu willow vaFs. Brushes, Feather Dastefs aud
apparatus and Kitchen wiTe complete. -
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Fall Fashion for Hats.
HEsubscriberis now prepared to Furnish his nmef-
Gus patrons andall the resi- OF asnklhd,' with apen
did hats vi the s-s ..'7 1fy -. tf.s .4- ~
LA7EST AND MOST AI'PROEED .SqYL rs
which Tor edururcF bCauty Of form md fnsi cannOt be
snrpnssed and shaped to the head by eonoina
tive, ft with perfect ease, 81 -,
fSO, ecelvinga large aSSO tmen of mems you'll and
ehhdfehs soft Hats, comprising black mapped, plain,
of Int yentiOn, ingr1han, Young America etc t0geIh
er wtha ne assortment OF mes youths and child ems
CAPS, all o which offered at lowest prices wholesale
aud retail. ls r. iEf t4ESn EQ.lTfg ssR III
sen1I.. 80. 49,. W. w. JIMRSoN.
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Wholesale and Retail Agents, 4sirfs. =
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
my1;Iy no III Main street.
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Ambrotypes.

subscriber now offers 10 the public new style of
picture, Tar sTreIiOr the IaguefreutyPc made in
Wheeling daily at bis esSbl slrns0t They termed
AAlBR0THPES, 5.
the process for which s patented in the United States,
Great Britsn and France These pictures The most
besutt and truthful ever produced the Photographic
art The exceeding drsness aei: lisht aud shade aud
subject, but represent everything III its true post6n
They ave EitlO1t the gihe Of may be
seentI any view, and viii last ages unchanged being
IMPERISHABLE,
hence the name, Ambroype, which ssnhes Ihdestrucd
bllt9 The picture taken Plain gasS, which
the plate Vl corresponding size is secured with nde
cement by which the picture VIII retain It's orig
Ina biIaHcy for ages; IL viii not by acids nor
be injured by water or climate. - ,..E ,fs.s5 -s4-
Amb'oiy Horoscopes nuist be TO be appreciated
theTelicf is as perieotas lie 500 a
DaguerIeotypes taken at lednced prices Ladies aud
eentlenieG are invited 10 call AID eXRile MY gallery
no --.---- ~ - B @ pARTKIIllf K -
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C0-pARTNERSHIp

$500 C0-PARTNERSH1P -5 -afftt
THE subscribers have day entered into Partnership
4 iOU the purpose acting GUHMisSOHaud For.
wadng business, under the style Of Gordon Matthews
& Co.. aud sOcit continuance of tile business Of the tate
firm, hltrFr @ , i. S.LE0RDON, 5 .atz
ySQ. NJ MATTHEWS
March 1st, 1851. - = - 'Rr4 81
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- LINES there a mum tcffa SO A1ke Lh5Hk l
q slHhO nepertO hisioife hdth saiUs-'s ~ > ensal
M Yd,ssa1rs ayly don't you, ,eQ 10 ". .NQTTKd d.
M BhO.'S Dry Goods stOfeand get yourself aud bS
children supply Of Dresses, t6nek and other M
8 for the RsI which is here, Ne winter ifsts
upproscliHg a:5 4 = oci3r
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Rennilln.---5-- - u

.i housekeeping. a,5ea ,5zg8
FF'S Nolli American Accountants part 1sti .ggsnf
IL do do do i.Att gd -,
Complete eetts ot'baiiEs for the saEsif slssiA
lluf = sclRhOrSi setc. etc ra aiY ass rf1sIuga
Studelns book kcqring viii fud tie above tseln r
course Of Study Tor Ill tr Yscenent @ y ~ 4
20 ~ just trceirea ARd IOf3 sale BY t0E ,s5lrg
sn29 Esr. -. .s1 WILDE e. mo .-
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zaNtsyILLt, ONO.

MI ], b FcIiaeTsnliM. d, -. " n
Dear Sh;-I have been afaleted for three 5ea' with
rheumatism In my back and the ast six months
able to get out OF my bed without heP aud ypnr ageul in
our city insisted my trying bottle OF Ching Flu
Eminent and tty what effect 1t w0ad haye aud bit
te has relieved me 50 much that able TO get out OF
my bsd without difficulty Il hRs bren blessing to nei
just try u ior yourself, and you WILL be wllleased
AEs. n. M.'CoehRAN.
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AL e n u Il b MR !.

DEALER IN ALL KINDS or PR RoDUeE. 9
HELoDtoS BniLDINDSi altIN st,,
oo24 wheeling. Vas s1c
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NUMBER 920
EAST ElalS. BTj.SI.i

~ ~ w 4f4l1A 1S0
/ EAST ERN. b sin lSsss.a
TG5MiIiN Il SON. 'i5at
GroceTS and Commission MetckGlts.
TisANrrx sENEsI, 5ETgs.. \ iley.AE AkRspAFs.
CTRIcT attention is raid tho Inspection s1d sale OF
~ Leaf Tobacco sam, Flour Fpit iasoa Lard, RgE
trtTCashadVNnees made u,ou cotsgamspiss ~, -
RE.ER 10
John s. 6ittines, Esq. P,Fs' Css n5nk AeSsrs, hEe
Tedith Spcicer y Cos " ee.i Gttipsa, aas sssts,
ScfapseT I canpbeli Col. c. Nliidei Iptlior N9soa
CHESTER q Co.. @ Sc
FOR RWdRDING. AND SIi{E5PINS
e MERCHANTS.
- 90, wEsT srRIET CORNER or csDAR en-.
NEW Es0R &. FTi5i fiEiB
S q S5gG s, :, sst !s, SELECTED and ssa
HiSSlnIinesS SnI ~ ~ 1s' bsG gsla3
New York, BHiiiluore aud Wheeling I.ins,
the transiortsiiUul Valley tc Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, via hatmurS oIt6 Rafqsd 81 y s5ss
line FTsrsrsd 10 give ioS F5ttsis ST ta
i ~ Western az, solicited 10 can Al tue New
Work Aeetcy nponie supse tbeTs, tsiOe nakiHy tHsi
isF.''G cHRsTER& co, 9ifi5s.l sef
gaEe 81 Ls..2s ~ Y.estt ssg eyktls
! ..JameS e. PerQt g Brother, ~
FLOUR IND GRAIN FACTORS,
PhiiaGeIphIa, Fa.st
: ~ : FoRbYTH & HOPKINS.
HEisKEIi. ( Co, NJ
e .5s Wji. .ISct oY, d US a. js.s
MArTnrw. 4 Co. = s & "a
eoaslgllnsnls: L. Z. = { t..al..e.. .ai,.
70 Westerln and sp,herp. Slerchnu1s.
Sexton, Seal g. swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OE t.es
FANCY, DRY .GOoDs.
No. 1853 Mnrtei ST., nboVc 4tb street,
PHiLADEbFEtA. 7rg'sF
J, W. SEXTON, i, SEAIs A. VAN STEARIEqEN.
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities. ibaf = ~
Wooiioi yarns Of dine en-; shades and colors s
tiuc asSortnent of Shell Combs saa h -
90 do do Buffalo and Imitation CombR.
Brushes ofall descriptions 2.
Dress and lailoTh TfilnmingsOra kinds e & elf
Burnctis Six cord col d Spool Cotton.
Perlunory Ofalllinds lrHs giglIst le
s!lTs goods ofeur own iRROT
worthyt the attention bSeis We feel we can insle Ii TO
thelrtnterestto to give MS q trial sents
PendIeton 8 Br@tber.
COMMISSION 1fERGifANTS,
FoRthc sale or IearTobaccu Flour, and Produce sen.
iaoSm:tS's tS7a,yi ers Dsres 80 q P!att u s'7s'
REFER TO- ''e'ssi5
Hugh Jonlsins 4. Co. 1sl,rf ygi21bis
w Bluue n Sons, l-a.r
Long & ryrn, md sRatrhore -
The cnsheIs OF any OF the -.f,st.;F
baltimore banks.
y. Lamb, Esq. 3cssh w Ii'k Va n a1 -
-.- 5. BRADY, .. NJ IS N Ealk, x,,...,,-
TallatItd & DelaFlmh, "heeAhg
Jas. u, l!alcr,
JAS McCullyi PittsbyrhI ~ Tis7 Htst
Rhodes q Qntbay IiTiG7eHOIt %. -
GTeenG Dorsey, iOwllattsu n O..
$50 Michael Dorsey, Curtiua Mills, ! i,.,.L z, ! y
Alex Armstrong, A rnistTOng'sd 'U''h0At CV'S
Jacob e. Grove, sI.t;lniisrlc o. ar ad
Peter McGager, GallipOlis, o. itl
W ]. Mccoy G ilrO's, SiStcrsviiIe Va
+gtz Tweed SilelyIs Wright, lrt alIif 4sgf
JoserhC Butler & CO. SeinoinnAu o.
p John c eigIl. tsaIs4lsi- .aEE F5f9af
Geo. Green, jan, !.
- p Gordon y Co.; ;y'i % E 49,
c. McAioTaii, t i--uuVSahl lVaAl4E4s,.s
Sunl. ). Preston & Co.
"A L EX. z U r ~ Err, @
G. GROsIT n " ,s.@-
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sa,i Bells! l3ells!! ~ a ,ie'3gs
MI kNEBLYiR celebrate Church. Eact0ry, iIahSGfs,
IN Locomotive, PlantRtOns School BouSe andf 0tiiSf
JAS. n. DILLON Agent. st,yf -sgfi
lSld'iy-Sdp -rs rel7ies FPftRRtINs, VI
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ae Shootersii Shooters!!5 b @
Leenard's PRIenti y evolving IInmmer :

TEiiSpisol, for simplicity Of construction, facility or
loading and caIpifs rapdtty OF dseaIEhs power and
corr Hsss conveniece carving, aud Ia exemption
from liability TO 0ccdenlaI dHcEg9fis suIeri
oTlty dSef al OthetS now manufactured. fi.5sA
AsmaIOt just received for sale the ohean Jew.
elry Store OF c. p BROWN,
htyi' ~ - a-'--5 No 4 Was slfnstiin Han
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

Sliiifti1lgS and LTigll 11f7aeu. sssfa
WRiaye On htnd al Tie At s6s OF iHft5 ~
ilsa aud lsh linens tlsI sOd isis euuali
pa the lowest prices. +19H9sN
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- ae WOOL HATS, q ggss s7F.s- -
HOO DOZEN woo! IIuts or sale ceap 1t Nos 1ss and
1SAS1i4s w Maip 81 %neei,s va . - af = 7s
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Spring Stock

THAvEust opening very large aud ,veiI selected stock
saddlers Hardware asd CoRch T3rIrspiiPgs
persons using goods Of this kiad. .-ta9 $50 9s
Old stand, i65 Main stTeet. sfg9sr35 ~ SIS s-5s -s
Z, mya s95,.i JOHN KNoTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

II AVEoa hand aud are receiving geheihldssoh!s
Ii mento six, HEAVIER and ltussia liatS; nis = ON
Has OF eyet e0iori shape md qtsiiy. y..f = ~ -
Thcy have teteivod the q cst F FaslOns nom New
IoI6, ami are prepared ulnish gentlemen tl III
hats of every description AndCuality s.5r4r.f ~
Ihey also keep on hand an dssdrnmnt Of pnn and fap
~ tur FLUSH ana olol tns, Tor men ara bOya all Or
which they Offer 70 le customers te pleading
terms AHOldsrs'lon county IGelossuis aud dealers
promptly attended 10. ~ f' fi isf llfs-i
Thankfgior tho literal patronage herctomrarse5lvsa
ihey Solicit share o public ovor which toy de-
ierned 10 deserve, by attention an personal npplica.
non 10 business, en!cpea and y0iGble ues hntra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

NEW GOODS By EXPRFSS, =. lll-s7I7 7l9
10 PIECES 7lawns; ffiilaHds5nlc giyggEJ
WI do hsiugl9h SslTtipgi f se Isl
do back Sei, fOY 1naufies;
do blsCk GdiF cure IAct ;,s cisszHlFft aEa9
do black Brussels do
ju7 = 80 49, lsf ititf IffsfGR Etf,& f36i tfa
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EfPPiNG of'f b a l.EffeEg sa % Hi
acoInPieIo oonUuit GaEs 9crr az e
"A es tlcilqneTy o The World containing Bllloe ana
Tlaees etc eei eiitei hy J. Thomas. N aud 4, -
Bald Pte CHe laIee Vqume JugL Tcse lid bf
sale bI JIfOalf5ON q PATTERSON,
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ASSiGNFBE NOTITfCli;Pg5 g5777--T q

Ii, Personsindabledt TO Wheeler q IA nan booss
account q hereby Hgii i6ed ilf PsY.sl
met must be to no Ie
the aalne TO nie for tie credi
taal2 lla ~ = slfis PIN ~ s5t4p y TFutieef -
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IoURE Cider Viisg5I69 iBa7EsI1, s5iIs1piedaIFe a
si5 l5Pss silSP 2. re a iasss a rss,bgg =
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ToeFarmers!-

sFssts islAsI y VI z 4I444S Ek5sst sE4sts j go
THE spbseTibeg viii ship FheAt the eastern parket
for ariue bt sat pei cent. therefor, His
aeqdsiutance q sdeh 10 secne the highest loes and
bs this eFangeneht afuescap have al Toe balehts %
The eastern market !, N KEEGER,
jg27 sti-a 10 f-fts-.s5 iz 5ttuiucy Stfest
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Hats and cans

S. D.. EIARPER 81 SON.
WHoLESA LIZ & RETAIL e.
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% y q EAt On SIX AIifiAI K0I3H a11s D 7fT71
% n lOzEN Isyous, ,lafhRtfon, itt Iecegr ana or
- - A-ie ,IaSfi,SoK 4 FAT1 50 &,
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12

The CHAPLAIN elect of the House reached
Washington last week. The fact that he is
Revolutionary soldier, now on the Pension list,
though for seventy years a Congregational
clergyman, excites buzz of expectation when
his name is mentioned. The Syracuse Journal
thus speaks of him:
1--WE are gratihed to learn by telegraph from
Washington that the Rev. Daniel Waldo. Of
Geddes, in this county, was Yesterday elected
Chaplain of the House Of Representatives.
"Mr. Waldowas nominated by Gen. Granger,
our Representiye, who urged his claims upon
the attention Of the House IN an Appropriate
and beautiful speech.
"Mr. Waldo is venerable clergyman of the
Congregational church, and is in the Gath year
OF his age. tie has been in service as a minis
ter for more than seventy years. He was a
chaplain in the army during the revolutionary
war, and was in that eventtul struggle taken
prisoner by the British on York Island and con-
fined with several hundred others in the far
famed and fatal Sugar-house Prison in New
York, where he endured sufferngs and cruelteS
from which lie barely escaped with his life. He
was an intimate acquaintance of Gen. Washing
ton, and often speaks with great feeling Of his
personal relations TO that great man. He was
graduated at Yale College, ard is now the old
est living graduate of that institution. Sieve
raj times in late years his name has been mark
ed as dead in the Yale Catalogue, TO which
he has replied by letter to the Faculty, request
! ing them not TO be in too much haste.
"' Father Waldo as he is familiarity desig-
mated, is even now remarkable man. He has
never been sick, and now appears as hearty aud
vigorous as most men of the age Of 81 years.
lie resides on his farm in Geddcs, two and u
half miles from Syracuse, and he has daily been
IN the habit of walking to this city and back
he has for some time been filling the puipA o
the Congregational Church at Manlius, IN ihi,
county lie never breaches u sermon SECOND
tune, but always prepares one for the occas on
We have never known an instance Of person
OF his age keeping up with the tunes 80 com
pletelyas Mr.. w has done. lie is as thorough
" read in the literature of the past year as II
that OF any previous time OF his life. We re
greet to learn that the aged wife of Mr. W. dp't
about SIX weeks ago DIR. Sprague, Oh Albany
is now engaged IN writing Dir. WaGos ltc
which must form an interesting volume.
"Mr w. is one Of that noble but now SINAI
band OF surviving patriots to whom we are N
debted for an independent national existence
1t is well that the representatives of the peopl
should reward and honor, as they do, this ven
cradle father of our nation"
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12

DESPERATE AND FATAL DUEL IN GEORGIA.
The Rome (Geo.) Courier has an account of a
duel lately fought near Ballas Paulding county.
The parties were Wiley Jones and VIM. Bane,
relatives. They fought with rifles and fired
three times. At the first shota part Jones' left
ear was shot off: The parties not being salts
fed, they reloaded and fired, part of Jones'
right ear-lock being cut off by the ball of his
antagonist They were still not satisfied
loaded again and fired, Bane's ball passing
through Jones' hat, just above his head. Jones
then made at his antagonist with his riffs, and
attempted to knock him down with it, but Bane
got the advantage, knocked him down and beat
his brains out, and fed unhurt. Jones died
immediately, and up to last accounts Bane had
not been arrested.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12
,ss { ll'tt :: SAll.sat.etllIIa,ln1lg.,.

a'fHE Sick MAN. TAXING ExERoIsE-On
the Goth january, the Grand Consul Of Turkey
aud the Sultan adopted the elements of a free
constitution, as proposed to them by the ambas.
sailors OF England, France and Austria. Sub.
scquently the Sultan, TO the surprise ofall true
believers in Constantinople. attended two balls
given one at the French the other at the Eng.
lish embassy. HIS Hlghness entered the room
in state, was introduced to all the ladies', to
whom he was very gallant, witnessed the
dance, and retired from the house, walking and
leaning on the arm of one of the foreign min
istsrs, when it was observed that /" the old
Turkish system or rule was now dead in Tur-
= .Fl =, 49, fHrlIA 81. Mrt .H5ufH arEa4 Ff.t
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12

DIPLoMATIsTs FOR NIcARAGrA.--The steam.
er Promeheus sailed from New Orleans on the
morning Of the 2eth nit, taking out three hun
bred young men for Nicaragua. They were
in tNo Acknowledgment D. w. Thorpe
heading ole, and Lieut.. James T. Coleman, o.
Mississippi, the other. Both corps presented
an array Of eager, hopeful and intelligent faces
aud stalwart forms, rarely assembled. Those
under Lieut. Coleman's command, especially
are said to comprise some Of the first young
men in Louisiana and the adjoining States, anC
will soon settle all the complications arising
under the Clayton. Bulwcr treaty, by the medi
alton of Sharp's rifles and Colts revolvers.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12
Strms Of Melus.

EXECUTION AT CENTREvILLE, MD.-Oh Fri&
day last negro Saul, convicted ofthe murder of.
Mr.. Porter, was hung at Centrevile, Nd, Ia,
the presence of some four thousand persons. -
1t appears that when the drop fell the rope-
broke and the criminal fell heavily to the ground
The Times of Saturday says:
The fall hurt him considerably, but he re-.
covered somewhat. aud engaged earnestly in
prayer. After doubling the rope and re arrang.
ing the scafold, he was again led up, but re-
CURED the assistance Of two men to support him
mp the steps. The moose was again adjusted
the drop fell, and the wretched being was launch
ed INTO eternity. He continued to pray until
the drop fell. Owing to doubling the rope, and
the short fall, (about IL inches his death strug
giles. from strangulatOn, were horrible indeed
and continued at intervals for about ten hmm.
tes
lie made no confession, but reItera ted pre-
vlous statement that he started with compan-
ION, now In the Penltent.ary, to rob Mr.. Por.
ter, but was taken with a fit, and was unc0n-
scous until after the murder was committed
On Friday morning, on entering his cell, the
Sheriff found that he had succeeded in rem0v
ing The irons from his legs. The Times con-
clGdes its notice of the execution by saying:
Al the time ofour writing g p NJ. friday
the street and publ c house in front of our of.
flee, is full of druaken, disappearing men, and
broken heads, black eyes and bloody noses are
to be seen in protusion. The great majority
of them, we are glad to say, for the cdedt OF
our county, are from a distance.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12

THE KINo NEVER DIEs.--It is said that the
Paris Peace Conferences will be carried on as
though Nicholas still lived. The allies not
having been officially informed of the death of
Nicholas and the accession of Alexander, are
supposed, automatically, to be ignorant Of the
change And should treaty of peace be Sign
ed, one of the first acts of the Russian Govein-
ment will be, on resuming dipOmOtld inter-
course with England, France and Turkey, to
inform those governments thut His Imperial
Majesty, the Car Nicholas, is no more, and
his august son, Alexander, reigns in bis stead
over all the Russias.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-12

EGGs-TRAoRDINARY-The n. York Mirror
say, French practical philosophers certainly
know how 70 make the most Of things. The
r,'s of Paris supply the ladies with gloves if
not with mnce pies; and Mons. de Sora has
recently discovered the secret of making hens
lay eggs every day in the year. He feeds them
on horse flesh and obtains his supply Of twen-
ty-five or thirty day among the used up hacks
of the city. His Hennery, few miles from
Paris, has furnished about forty thousand do.
zcns Of eggs week, at the rate of six dozens
or four francs, yielding the proprietor for every
seven days the round sum of $4,000, or $780,
600 year. Mons de Sora employs about one
hundred persons, mostly females. and his en-
tire expenses are only about $4,000 a year,
leaving him the handsome balance Of $165,000
profit He never allows a hen to set, and all
his chickens are Matched by steam The eggs
are arranged upon shelves and covered with
blankets; and each morning a sworn of chick
ems are taken to the nursery.