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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04
Mysteries of the Post Office.
l"A Mail Bag is eptome Of human Lfe."1
TEN YEARS
AMONG THE
MI a 7 l. u a G. s.
OR, NOTES FROM THE DAIRY or A SPECIAL AGENT
OF TIE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"

AMONG THE
MI a 7 Is d a G So
OR, NOTES FROM THE DAIRY OF A SPECIAL AGENT
OF THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
BY j. HOLBROOK.
12mo-4s2 pp.-Price 81 25
Beautifully Illustrated with IS ste Portraits by Richie and
IL Wood Engravings from designs oh efy by barley.
THIS Work. undertaken with the sanction the chief off,
GERS OF the Post flee Department, by gentleman who
has long still one Of the ecal Agents Of that
DEPARTMENTS the first Book Of the issued cacs
lated to give the public insight into the practical opera
os Of the Post Office Establishment and the almost
which skill and experience have furnished for the de-
lection and punishment Of offenders against
for the security OF the mails and the nvosbty Of private
Never has volume been offered to the public under more
hearty and universal commentator Of that enlightened and
these many fattering notices annexed:
The book will prove Of the most entertaining OF the
season. End in hveness interest and general truth
light literature Eseniag Posi-. ''''A P'p4'N
I'VE arr bound to conc-de to MIR HobrooL's narrative OF
bis Post Once experiences the merit ofheng exceeding
~ interesting and suggestive book"-N. Y. Herald
The cuest and most nterainng ook have recently
seen sone Of MIR Hobrooks true unvarnished recitAs
beat ali That one finds In Reynolds mostrosies aud any
who reads them will realise at that sti
hives and thrives amid our modern life Boston Ot.
This work comments ITSELF by the Of its subject
GdeiDhid PeHHsylrdnfda.
amusing and at the tine interesting work
Of It's knd has never been published America "PAila
Bulletin.
a well written and amusing work, from which shall
make extract two for the benefit Of the community
Phiid. Sat. Post
at abeunds with sketches Of instructive
ter."-PLld Inquirer.
"1his book indeed a novelty exceedingly entertaining
snd opening new source Of amusement Hartford Daily
COurdat.
There Is substance enough In the Incidents plots, and
Characters contained In his sketches to al dozen nove
-RictHaoad Inquirer
"Ao person who has allowed himself 10 hArboT for
moment the idea q opening another persons letter.
read the book without suddering az the gha pTecpce
which he h n stood "-keae HdveR Register
Pubshcdby II. C0wPkRTHwAIT CO., Phila.
~ For sale By all Booksellers and News Agents.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04
To THE INoUIRER :

To THE IHoUIRER:
What is the least number that II il be divided
by 10, there will be remainder left Of 10: If di.
vided by Is, remainder Of IL. if by H. a remain
der OF Z c. w. HoRR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

GEO. W. C0WAN,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
General Agent for the Purchase, sale
and Rent of Real Estate, and the
Collection Of Claims,
No. as Cherry Street.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
nRoMPT attention will be given all business entrusted
him. special attention 70 the collection Eastern
claims throughout Middle Trnnesses.
RkFKAEzcks-A. Q. a A. b. Beech, Evans, Porter Co.
L. h. Fite Co.. ThSs q. smiley, hx6Ov. ReiH 8 Brown
Josiah ferTss Nashville, Tenn Gen. J. A Battle, David
son CO.. Tenn-; Kx-Goy b. Campbell Lebanon, Tenn;
Hon. John r. cArathers, Memphis. fsnn; W. D. LAvender
New York City. octS-n
LADIES' BONNET TRUNKS.
ID EcEIVRD another lot Of the best manufacture With
N single and double top. JOHN RAMAGE
ds;42 ~ coneEe street
TO MERCHANTS.
4 ooK 4 superior lot Of BLAkK hooKs, issi received
IL aud Cor sale BY CHARLES W. SMITH.
ocfsa
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALR'
XK1E vii sHposs public sAs A. shs cosst House 10
w Naahss The sad q DscenbsF next, the % loving
VAluahls Lofss
Hsass ass Los on cAsrry g.. occupied BY Dr. sOr,an
ana sdolnns vacant Oi escaped b. Mr. sisssssOn.
Ons Aa q The Roas- aad Lea on MAfkss s. The other
hah belong 20 a. burns. 10.
rsEs % asIn. One skard cash the balance IN
too yeals payable IN Rxnk, with tuo COED
dOrssr The lille 70 - Fs,asnsd uni shs paEsAa noney
sss sai az ioaas.
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Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &c.

BENy.R SHIELDS, AGEsT goa fRrsFER
II AS JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Ia" invoise
IL Of Superior Ready Made Clothing 6entlemsa's Hos
cry suspendsrs Gloves Cotton and Linen shr crsvAts
Stocks, Pocket Handkerchief ke, &C.
This Of the styles and naAe and win
With any this other market Our Instructions
sell at Eastern cost and for cash. good chance,
sure No variation. BENZ. y. SHIELDS,
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To Wholesale GrOccrS.

JOHN RAMAGE,
AZ College street, Nashville,
DEALER
BOOTS, SHOES AND Id X G. A Ms,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVE on hand, Large and General Assortment Of
l. the best manufacture for City and Country Trade
Merchants Planters will find 10 to their advantage
examine my sto OK before purchasing.
deci JOHN RAMAGE.
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n[D To Nervous Sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN,
~ restored to health in few days, after many days
of great suffering anxions to make known the
of Will send (ree) the prescription used Dr.
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ DAGSA No. SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn
YeW
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04
Havana Plan Lottery.

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Ma c N, G A.
rTNnIS LOTTERY conduc ed the plan Of The Royal
L Lottery Of Havana Of single nEmbers--and drawn
Concert Hall Macon, Ca, under the superinien
dence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Mas. A. Nis-
bet. Esq,
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1855.
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LARD WANTED.

LARD WANIEU.
ARD-e0o bbls ard wanted Immediately, for which Il
IL highest market price in Cash will be paid.
mar35--dtf J. DOYLE co.
No. - soBth Front n tshvins Te nm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

L OND0N SMOKE BROWN HUNGARIAN, ANDrU
IL THE BROWN AND PEARL ALBONIS HAT.-lA
These entirely styles Of goods worthy the at g.
ton Of all who desire something tasty in the Hat line.
octl3 A. ]. FRANCISCO.
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S 200 n EWARD d.!

OE TUESDAY svsnlnE, "a GA Fsisws' Han IN na1ulls
" daFteE ne sxhbitcn e Ne ns,hsaicAl Pair. snaa
dask focket book, With seel p. sfolen Hum M
pocket u eesiAned 90 IN aank Notes resept and
thFes o. bur blank his u kz<hangs sued b. nyse ln
enoor1nd ~ Dr. jctn Ha1erA AAo three l1nf tiank
ptoDtsorJ eotea. signed mEref and enanEsed ~ Dr.
yehn WnterA Ehcse kHisa netss are <inins oruz uih
dates A. tlank ttsy ne only bil
sEnsa ~ myssn saa sndorssl b him. shiA h sxis
tsnca.
re shoxs ard wH b paid isr ~ rssn Il n Bss
An1 Nean o. su<h tnrmatlon sn sad aeir nFuaaFs
nenl pFspartanai resasd ~ ne q any u thea
AZ parsons aol1sd tFn1n nsNnsats A. r,rh
hlas e. Notsa - lhsy III az Be pad.
WILH.os WILLIAMS
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w = Esss1s-snsnr1 lh1za. Eonnl AnaTlca fere
ssss>s lnA ~ cnnaE oek cse1 sesss - sls ~ ~
tsess sT1HkEF 4 VNBA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

Agricultural Implements
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
B. -. w IL il Il IL II
Ii AS and viii keep hand up stairs In H. T. Yeatman
II Warehouse, Market street. vel assorted stock 81
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
Tools and Housefurrishing Gods, sbsch he viii sen
ManuiactureF prices added he has also for Eale
GRASS sEEDs. and lOt Of COPPER KETTLES and sHKEf
IRON STOVES
Persons In Of Two Horse Powers ThFeshers Mos-
ers, ReA ers Corn sherFs 81 viii send In their orders.
he dOnt intend 70 import any Ihss not previously
re6 les
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

WaOL WooE ~ = o0R-tti
AsH ana As Al<s..s narkss yres PAIL ~ 80 e,rss
~, s-'ass = ~s'>' O. D. ascKxy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

NJ l GHKLTcN. hasing rcsnned Ne NARBLkf1Hfl
EAs BUSINESS. satcits N Cd &ends and the\krE4V
pso-lc n sssefs va nag tesiFe uorf b n. he, -
y EiFs him al e. rs th1ps coraGF q CAzrct
aod ne NaaaTIlle All chaItal1aora kaiIfoa6
e hoHrMK&fH. tuAna. IL. e - anese ktaAen sne
AmsEiaan Marhs- An Halk aEeeassd s II 49, neaess.
anf raEr Htor kfUI#-M
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CTEEE. BUGGY TsRE--lk, -s-lsaaa M ss.s,
D. n oIeKKY.
n1gA ae NJ. ca1exs slrsst
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M ANTEDL-ks ilnaiisa asa boes-teeefr e ss.ss
w men. ~ genienae rAo esn glye ~ 49, 81 re@F
lnsek AelIsss y. <. q. xEss Whls e1esr
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CCARF STOCEs-Kssry Vastly q pattern snt
- e e. q Scarf s.oekA Received ard Or sais -
J. a. Mc6i4L
Ladiss' zna GsaGlsnesS FsTsi.ksng esors.
nos3s Carner a. faaArs ard Collaae -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

DER known tbs cEsEs Of Nashville and the balance
ID Of the Human Family hat J. FLOWERS, No. 81 IN
ION street. have just received hne assortment Of spec
taclcs, known 70 opticians the "ConcaVe CONVEX
Glasses-better known in this community BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from Brazilian Sand, which willing
sell At reasonable a folOva:
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ONE HUNDRED thousand lbs. Bacon:
" 100 bbls. Lard, for which viii pay the hlghsss
market price 10 cash groceries. Also Feathers, Nool
wAI TaoE, Ginseng, and Rags, &C., In exchange sos
srss. (jssl CHURCH Anderson.
CN0R SALE-A small house and lot Spruce -
II streef-part Of Lot ia further rte 'IH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

"A Lat huats i1b fssi nclenars street sna runs "A
. sek io4 beet 1hs hoase i = llorT hsick. end -
sontans reons bal aeaFs and 6tos, Viii kitchea e11
konRa Ac. Ths property oented IN Ne neIshbeheed u
he N.shsis aud North- western Railroad nspat 10 Ale
sunw.nent 70 tha Business poron 81 Ne cry, and can
haa Rpon goa tsrnA IoF nfsAer roFgaiian, Epely
T. A. BALLOHk
SIS 0en1 Agt Ne ~ neaasriss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
SCOTS FoREIGN REVIEWS.

SCOTS FOREIGN REVIEWS.
Weare in receipt of BlackwOOd and the West
minister for january, SO. For some cause we
have for some time failcd to receive the Edin-
burg, North British and London Quarterly, The
two Journals before US fully sustain their high
reputation. We shall not notice in detail until
wehave read the articles. The whole of these
reviews can be had for 80 per annum, of Leon
ard Scott & Co., New York. We are surprised
that our citizens are so slow to take these publ
cations. They constitute the cream of English
literature, and should beread by all who admire
pure style, and desire general information. Why
Is it that trash is so much more popular than
such works Should not this be changeds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
DALLEY,s Ggxu1Nr pArS EXTRACTOR.

ONLlaE.I FAIN- bAIhANIOh'
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation the seyerest
burns scalds from twenty mnute-and that 1t
will heal the wounds without scars; eectualy Te
yer sores-sAlt IhruH- InHammatory Rheumatsm-sore
and Inaan,ed Eyes-cutsw and Ulcer
atcd Sorcs-scaid Head-COrns and RunionsEry sipeas
Srrains-sWelinEs -FelonssOre ChilbIans-btes
Of InsectsSweed broken breast-Eruptions- al
Inaamma,ory eutaneops diseases where parts
Affected eau be reached. $40 E51E1
Don't be ncreulOup about the many diseases named
cured by only ingbut reflect that the few positive
properties which the bailey saIve contains and
heretofore enumerated-Onet fSurean reach mot alone
the aforementioned disease but mOny enumerated.
QueryDo not regular bred pEysieians preserse eeo-
DseE isrardty Jor azores ofdiseFent dt4easeS
Bach box Of GEsrrE DAuyYs PAIs EXTRACTOR has upon
It Steel Plate engraved Label with signatures OF CIV
c1IcKKSER CO., prOPrietOr', and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. AN others counterfeit Price Is cents
per box.
~ Al orders should be addressed to G. T. cekner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAUGHLLNS e BUSHFzELD, wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the Us. lpls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

THE Hos. EDWARD Eygasrr has been invited
by the Ladies of Richmond, Virginia, to repeat
discourse on the Life and Services of Washing
ton which he delivered in Boston on Friday. he
has accepted the invitation, and appointed the
18th of March for its delivery, The proceeds Of
the lecture are to go towards the purchase ofthe
Mount Vernon property
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

RssDlSe Tr1-.-In England the hour of d.
ming indicates precisely the rank The Queen
dimes at eight o'clock, p. m; the higher nobility
at seven and halfpast; the ordinary country
gentlemen at six; tho professional people and
richer class Of merchants and manufacturers at
four or Eve, the shop-keepers at two or three;
clerks at one; working men at twelve As .
nan risss In social importance, his dinner hour
advances. Some men Of humble origin and
great LUCK heys esten their way from p'e'1ian
fRelvs eli down the hours Of the afternoon, and
ssdsd glorious career by solemnly dining
NTH royalty at eight--Splendid reward for tbs
hbors Of = lifetime.
And We suppose tho poor devil who has
Bothing to cat aud goes 70 with an Ctntty
stoiuseh, IS the true noble, II the sboEs Eps
holds xposs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

~ rho Louisville Courier says that this has
been the hardest winter on stage-horses ever
known in kentucky. Between Louisville and
Nashville alone, some fifty or sixty horses have
been disabled by the icy and frozen ground, and
most of them ruined beyond recoverery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
ARE YOU sICKp.


Then you can't be cured Don't delay until yer
complaint is ineurable, and then when late.
Pourhfhs an the diseases peopethe church yards,
mghtbe cured BY Ayers Cahartie Pills. II taken m season.
Don't go dragging through the Spring faint, sleepy and list
Ie because your blood loaded Eh bile Don't wear the
Headache, Heartburn and e= Kindred disorders,
your stomach is foul Don't parade yourself around the
world, covered Win Pmpes Botehes Ulcers and al
any Of uneean sn because your SIS
ten cleansing Don't show yourself about lean, bag
gard an csved In because your stomach bowels need
srenghsnins into healthy action. Ayers Ps SIT these
things right surely water quenees are They purify
the body sad blood and rrztere their functions into healthy
activity yOu feel quick they taken They
are cue great medical Wender Of this age recognized by
al who know their virtues. and many thousands know than
Take the Gerry Pectoral for Cough the PMS for all
derangsnsnis requiring Pursasvs medicine
Prepared b DEL. c. Ax1 Lowell, Massaehuseits-and
sold BY ~ Druggists IN Wheeling.
q. GOOD { Co. wheeiss.
fe4 Wholesale and Retain Agents..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
EoE e1eLg1Nas AND NEw rE1es

9fSGIoENi1S.
ADAMS, Premium DaguerreO.ypist, the pleasure Of
Informing the citizens Of Wheeling, that he Is producing by
the aid Of ehefeo! egeaf, AmbrOspes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They such brahey,
bOldness and artistic autshas excite admiration
every including artists who visited the most ee
brated Eastern Galleries, pronounce them e ey
erersau."
"a 1--WE Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
Adams Remember the Gallery, corner Maa and Union
streets. dsls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

-The Hon. j. Royal an esteemed minis.
ter of the Presbyterian Church, died very sud
dsnly.on Sunday last whilst on his way to
preach sermon at the Grove Church, in Fau-
suier county, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
LET TIE 4FFzIogzD 4E4R TIE zEszzuoS1

those Who have the pleasure OF knowing her. need
sag nothing, but to others remark Ihat desire &c
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None
PIecats her Joy and gratitude in being relieved from pain
after years OF suffering unparalleled but those III there be
any who have suffered like her.
Mis-; T. ess long been 81 this cEOr the IaI so
Baltimore street The happy change in her health subject
OF establishment and joy her friends We ask
those interested 10 call her. She will tell them
her by HaRptoBS TaeurS than she has written Thus
it is that this remedy giving relief to the sick We
refer the public to them From distant places also
hear Of the happy result These facts with the
current testimony Of thousands shond cause skepcism and
prejudice hide their heads and coReedc that HamptOns
rncture u wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

E-Fhe dedication Of the late State Treasur-
or Of Wisconsin, mentioned by us few days
ago, amounts, IS appears by a report from the
State Treasurer, to $35, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
sPoSera on Tur PalsTra-Ierc is little

sPoSeSe on 4nE PRlSTEE-Herc is little
article which we think something of framing.
The public have funny notion about a:pfin-
tsr They think It costs nothing to prff. sd.
yertise, &c. And thus one and another will
sponge an extra paper, puff or some benevo-
lent advertisement They forget that this bnsi.
ness makes them known They forget that
it's the frintersink that makes nine-tenths If
their immense fortunes They isfget that-it
takes money to pay compositors- buy ink;
type and paper aud lastly, they forget even to
-t6ank you fjt working for nothisg, 6ys grstIi;
t6sis,. paiIIHs their business. L. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

e-The Michigan Southern Railroad Comps
ny propose erecting q magnificent depot at Chi
easo, yhichis tOeost 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
BArTrroaS, Oct. IS, 20.

BALTrEoREI Oct. Is, 20.
/ q GRSEs-I have delayed entirely too long in
writing In relation to the virtues CT HamptOn Tine
ture. fear, that cannot give the atCtedHOTd
just idea OF the good have derived from It's use;
ets have been great that feel inadequate the task
attached with the chronic Rheumatism its lnaIg-
nant form, atte early Of two and aha years and
tinued to Ice aied uul CROSSED the Atlantic Ocean
ts America, at which lime changed lie form into
gathering. had az s time attained my growth and
expected to be well again. the disease came, 10 the hSt
places OF M being vaecinaed from chd who had white
swelling When gathering first broke Il did discharge
less than quart and continued trouble every
took cold in the least atgIcd my bodily strength
reduced to the weakness Of inIac
very near the graves hip joint had been out of place
since the hrst aae AT tue age Of thirteen my hands be-
came dOcated. These serngs, and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
me often to thick thNI should never be permitted to know
how 1t felt TO be free from pain and suffering,
hour until my body should bee hanged and become Ike
on Immortality"
had taken many medicines and received little ben
the 6els5rdsed Li,Im6a and other external remedies
had heard o. had been placed by my friends under
Of the best physicians in England and all the relief Obtsn-
Cd vas bnt Of transitory DURATION
When hrst heard Of Hsmptonp Tiucture had the
slightest confidence 10 iA efficacy but had friend who had
known Mr.. Jarrett Pumer hen his suderngs the
werst, and had witnessed the wrought upon him. To
please her, consented to Try the fracture and had not
ken one bottle before began to feel its beneficial sctsy
strength returnsdy appetite became goot-my complex
ion was ciearI felt Ike another Through the inu-
Of this friend became acquainted With ms case
requested to mei told my such pecu-
liar that you womb Ike the ELECTS Of the Tncture
fully developed IT, and desired takeit you would
present to me- II was for the Of hve yeRrbul
" eighteen months have alaqsed and Vs lost
ton my dseGse; have become strong and earty-I
stand much II than Of my lady acquaInt-
anees have heaithni complexion and all my friends
say am getting quite eSAy, thing Is CERTAIN my lame
limb IS quite Is large again II before, and trip
about home without eruteh.
often wish parents had known OF this remedy when
child as believe should have been saved the
catin paa have been subjected 70, the deformi
~ Of body Unjust 70 the grave and parents would
not have been under such heavy from doctors bills
and in sending they did, the celebrated Springs
England In search Of health wish aths afflicted world
could and hear the benefits have derived from this
Tincture OF Hampons try TO make an acquainted with
its virtues With whom leone In contact
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged to you and you
at liberty TO ms name and casa TO all.
IFemain, yours in gratitude,
~ MARY A. Sc0EIELD,
No. $50 W. baltimore st.
To sressrH Mortimer Nc KSray go street, Bal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

SOMETHING ABOuT RAWPTOSoS 7IyCTCRg7I
SERTOES ES-PFERERS
As an lnTigorator and Restorative, where gentle stu
liant Is wanted believe superior all the O0rias be-
fore the public cure for DYSPEPSIA, COCGIS SCROR
CLA and RHEUSATISM with all diseases OF the Stomach
Bowels has been truly successful to the single and
will testify.
For sale bg II. IT. Logan &s CO.. Wheeling, Gen,
Sold BY MORTIMER MowBRAY,
80 Baltimore st., BALTIMORE,
and SU4, Broadway, r. 7.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY


vtrstntas ledge Ne ss--AIeets every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Of Market and Monroe streets
VIZ. zrSx, n. G.; B. u. Car, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Neets as above every
Monday evening. 2, BEATTY n. Gi s. r Faris, seere.
tasy.
VIVA. Tell Ledge No. 33.-siee.s as above eve
~ Wednesday evening II. BrSsESsTOcE, n. g.; F. y:
Heller, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge Nc. 59-Me-t, every Monday
evening at the Hail. Market and Quincy streets D.
D. HrRLEr, n. G.. Hin. n. BerrydfQ Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No s2.-Meets above every
Friday evening. G. K. CARTWRIGHT, n. Co. n. II. Baa-
ehGrd, Secretary.
Gbrum's EncnmPment No. 4 Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets the s and third
Tuesday evenings of eaehmonth W. W. BLANCHARD G. p;
S. ". Ptdraoa, Scribe.
49,. ....a 1.,s s so a
month JoaS O. HOErMAS, c. p; Hos. Esisgar0er,
Scribe.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI-Aeets at Masonic Iran,
corner Market Monroe streets the st and third Mon
day evenings Of each month. G. W SIERRA w A.; r y:
Bdsseh, Secretary
wheeling Lot &c Ne. I2s.-Msets as above on
the st and tstrd Saturday evenings each month J.
wsLLI.Ns, W. NJ; S H. PsarsoN, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. I9-Meets sf
above the second Monday evening OF each month W. O
Scorr, H. p; j a. Clarke. Secretary.
Wheeling Rneanpment No. 1.-sIeets as
above theJourtt Monday evening of each month W j.
BATES, O. c., A. Losiag, Recorder.
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R-The following is the charter of the Bank
of Virginia, as it passed the House of Delegates
on Thursday last As the same provisions were
attached toall the banks whose charters were
extended, epublish it forthe benefit of thosein-
terested. What disposition viii. be made of the
question in the Senate, we are not prepared to
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The Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio,
has addressed letter to his constituents, in
which he states his determination to retire from
public lifeat the close Of the present Congress.