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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

WHEELING FxuALE Sg4IxAEy.--We attended
the semi-annual examination at the Wheeling
Female Seminary, yesterday, and take pleasure
in renewing our commentators of an institu-
ton so highly deserving, in point of intrinsic
merit, as well as from many important local CON
siderations, the patronage and fostering care Of
our citizens The exercises throughout we're
not Only very creaitab!e to the pupils, but such
as to favorably impress every spectator with the
efficiency and success of the management of the
accomplished and most worthy Principal, Mrs.
TuoXpsoS, and her able assistants, during the
past session. -
The exercises we're interspersed and enlivened
by the sprightly productions read from the
''Alpha, y Garland, :" Laurel, "Spectacles' and
''ROce Bud" Journals conducted by lovely
young Editresses, and containing contributions
from most of the pupils. The Editresses and
contributors did themselves an infinite deal Of
credit in the articles which VIC heard read. God
bless our little editorial friends, and may they
never know aught but the pleasures of editorial
life! We would indite them poem if wewere
not afraid it would be ecipsed by some of their
own productions
The musical exercises were well conducted,
and we cannot refrain from referring to the spir-
it and taste with which Miss Boss, the teacher
of Music, sang ByrOns impassioned song, MY
soul is dark"
The next term of this Seminary viii com
mence on Wednesday next and We again COM
mend Il to the attention of those having daugh-
tiers to educate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

MAIL RospERs sEsrEycED Nv. H. Lewis has
been sentenced to two years. Imprisonment for
robbing the United States mail at Cahawba, Ala.
Daniel H. Smith has been sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment for a like offence in Monroe coun-
ty, Ala.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

"TuERE has been slight mistake committed
here" said the house-surgeon, ''of no great mo-
ment, thought was the sound leg of Mr. Hig-
gins which was cut Off" s:PoohIn replied the
visiting surgeon, tits ofno consequence, we can
easily cure the other-comeS to the same thing ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01
MEDICAL.
al SMQULD TRY m
% r. j.. HOST ETTERf -
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS,
100000 Bs,Iiys soIa In one sa..

=
/ NOTHING In the mGrtet-nOthinR the IsdIcsI market
~ for the past f:ty ycata, VJrT eQuurN. roFcuI Nh
article Reproduced equal TO this =, ~ tsl
GREAT ASTI-DfSIlsE'TIc, 81. u
Dr. HOSteteV's preparation IS pCf Au ErsHnys rlpt,
nor the mere experimental result tm6truF FiRf.
clans verbal nTus:!E9t.ot 1t Is lhe Of lroUid
SH' st 9! oas OF n, Dest sevntitc e.ns Of
| tae present euGtlr5'.
Dr. HOs,tcr srbnts his Invaluable Ri,ers 70 spy CStl-
cal TESTS OF NhEt s batter, pTsuua Is!gl your
eTn eoastitG:on The properties three Ic3s VIII
be found BY the hE analss aud C in force u htr Ertss
medicinal chccts viii be nIEvst inet.
/ 6ty ebert space OF tiuue upon the system.
Are you pyspeP. Eea tske lh,s- celebrated kesnso6
BirTs.
Are yOa Bilious IN so.is es ,9se sp,s,s, aea 10
Are Suacy ed by lad 4ftt,Ssf
Tree Use Of these H!tterS. r-tffE
Have you and ASscs ilew 4aauy h0saGnds 10 she
Wtst aud South have been cured Of desiSe,
laB d!seAst, bs t1s use Of thV=t b.:l.re.
Aushouid Try this great GntllOtc vthye IA nfiYIn
that while Hose''rr's Biz rsed, feFer AlA
agpe ocsur.
one wine classical, tsks thres day befeTe BarSi
when sstsied Of e taet they T b hy piS.
ing the DltCTs trial
There other BIters same which
ETo comparatively worthless. Our BCrS RiEbUut
rival Tor their medicinal QuateF Thy era put up ~
square 6otra conalnnG full With the directions o.
Sad '6lE u 8esttGe''s oaGeA RatFs, blown bs
tie. None other genuine.
FRIeH ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
- For sale by aD the principal Druggists, Hotel Bare
kttEAuEantS and Dealers generally throughout de Cns6
LAgo HI; RusnsrHlD ana
iesa lyaav = Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

Among the dead letters returned to the
Office during the last sixty days from parties in
Chicago, and which have failed toreach their des-
tination because of misdirection, want of stamps,
&c, there have been drafts, money, and other
Chicago journal, January 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01
THE NEWS.

New York, Jan. 31.-The Tribune's corres-
pondent telegraphs from Washington that Mr..
Dallas has not yet formally accepted the British
mission, but viii be here tomorrow and make
arrangements, and will probably start for Lon
don Immediately.
Col Wheeler's dispatches from Nicaragua give
assurance that Walker will be able to maintain
himself
The defeat of the plurality proposition to-day
diScouragcs the hope of its ultimate adoption
The result is attributable to the scattering of the
Nationals. We had 100 Banks men in line
throughout, and Lewis d.. Campbell with them
on all but the lastyote, when he would probably
have voted yea if his vote would have carried
! it; but it would not. Pennington, Leitchcr,
Baintrce, Edie, and all who had been accounted
Indifferent to Banks success went for the plural
| ity rule throughout. Campbel's vote saved it
in its early stages.
| The Herald's correspondent telegraphs from
Washington, that Mr. Clingman to-day made an
urgent and powerful appeal to the Democrats
against the plurality rule, as Uniformed you he
would; after an exciting struggle it was tabled,
democrats who had promised to sustain it,
when it came to the issue cayed in and voted
against it. sss..a
Mr.. Banks viii not withdraw, his friends are
determined he shall not.
/ The plurality rule will be offered again to-
morrow.
The Democratic Senators all support Nichol-
| son for printer, except Mason
Commodore Smith received commission from
the President to-day as temporary Chief of the
Bureau of Ordinance and photography, vice
Commodore Morris, deceased Com. Daugh-
green in charge of experimental ordinance at the
Washington Navy Yard will probably receive
the permanent appointment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01
lAMpDiE, alLpERsoN cd.
Just Received

w A. EDWARDS BRO. have just received from the
w East lat their grocery adjoining Post OceS
an excellent ana carefully selected assortment Of aue
eeries TO Whehthey invite the attention Of al In want Of
good and cheap Groceries. Our consists IL part o.
dine - =. IS.
z Crushed and PplYeriEed Sugars; sl 80
Teas in great variety and tine qualities;
Cocoa, BropnR and Chocolate, best brands;
In cans; Rice Flour, Corn starch; y Z
Parma, Sage, Aaccar6n, IslnElsss, JelytiuG;
Olives, Hops, etc. - ~
Tobacco and seEars, dne qualities; .rl5s
Soaps, Gtci Piue ground Table Salt;
hpiees and Essehees Of every variety. rs-
together with many other RrtccH too tedious
rate, al Of which We selling at very low prices
Call and examine for yourselves you can't but Be SSSA
Remember the pRcecOTner Market Quincy RtFStS al.
joining the PosiOGice, Wheeling, Va. ny2ss
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FROM BALTIMORE.

jan. OI.--IiIt sOulutIIl llllIf uSIts IlOI cNLeTd
beyond Washington.
I The markets are unchanged The cold wealth
er and icy blockade of the harbor keeps every
thing alta stand still.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01
sAruRpAY, YERRrARY D.
E. d { % H1;

The Qudker,s Daughter. Il talecf Puritan Times
oXE OF HRR DESCENDANTS.
1 vol. limo Price $I,25 g -i--F
THE scene Of this Domestic Tale Is laid during that
giOis persecution of the Quakers which Il 20 deep and
sad stain upon the bright fame Of the Purans To
charm of absorbing interest tale, /; adds
of historical accuracy.
We hayenever announced books with greater salts.
faction than in the present instance These are not
ton books They do not in any respect belong gu
ter literature" of the day. Though differing very widely
in plot purpose aud style they may alike lay to
clnating interest," and adaptation Improve both
N- ina asa. MASON RRorHERs. Se, rn-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUPAcTrpRsl
BUTA+ElS'A BOOK 'kERPRB'h
INrifirnnr a

~ WG4G4uk H1UIuI
lSCB this superior Plaid Ink has Seen before the lls
- now nealytWo years. II has conslShIls R0inaR ia
Aver and uOW preferred BY many to The tE,fSmsa Ar
During the past twenty thousand art and plat bot
ae With EuRsr stSSs uuuuerRblr sye 6eSa soL
70 bankers and merchants In Cincinnati Louisville Ets.
6nrgh Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Terre aute IRfave
sinesnnss indianapolis Evansville Frankfort Ls4laEiss
Nashville, Aemphs ST. Louis, NickBbrg Jackson Nnis,r
and New orleans It been adoncd Ia DC ssts ne
paFtmsnt % Kentucky Tennessee and Aissfvpp il has
taken three first class Diplomas the a
Cincinnati and Louisville, aud four Diplomas rF7e Ne
dRs q State Palrs held last Fall In New York Ohio indIaps
and Illinois. "a
The following merchants bankers, &c IN WbselHS here
tofore usinE ArRo!d English Ink have purchased j. But
ler's BOoE. Keepers Writing Fluid: ~ - =
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; MsrchR ants Neekani'
ring Company; County CLERK Of Ohio County NnorSl
graph Once Baltimore sad Ohio Railroad oHsC; AsIarc
House, Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell MtAfee: Gordon
Matthews Co; 7. SWeeEey Son; Dodue CoWPEl; ot(
Boyd; Boyd ott Oliver Pryor; Jas H. Stout q CO.. LnS5b
din, Giberson & Co.; PTeSs.
For sale 1t manufacturers prieeA w $3.50
oeS9 LAMBDlH, GILBERROG a co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

FRANK LEsLn,s Gazette of Fashions and
ThOmpson's Bank Note Reporter for February,
may be had at the Periodical Depot of Robin
son & Bro
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

THz NEW CopScrL was organized yesterday
and the new officers elect installed Mr.. n, L.
Dorsey was elected overMr. d. Hammond, on .
tie vote, as member of Council from the 4th
Ward.
John Vail and VIM Tracy were sworn in rs
Sergeant's deputies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

MORE SSow.-This phrase will soon cease, if
it has. not already ceased, to be an item of news
Yesterday gave us another large supply. Where
all this snow comes from, we are sure we don't
know, unless iGreenIand has got entirely above
US, with determination to reign over us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

The suPPEs given last night by the ladies of
St Matthew's Church, waslavery nice affair,
wasyery well attended, considering the stormy
night and, We should judge, was quite sue
cessful as regards the material aid" had in
view, .e
There will bea lunch in the Hall at II o'clock
this morning.
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CINcINNATII MARKET.

JAN. sI.-Flour firmer, holders refuse less
than 1926 Provisions firm; mess pork held at
Is. Whisky steady at 244ssass.tI Groceries very
firm; Shgarsa9; Molasses 4 lag; Coffee - aI5
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Change of Schedule.
EzszzSzsa rzzs,.zsss,4tsa $3.50 $3.50 ehs3 4Sln
SrFs5SSs ~ 100 100 ss
Wlnter Arrangement.

TRANSFORMATION OFH1CR B. 4 o. Z. r. I 8
-dfss - Wedding !Sdttot, Dec. 4th, 1855.
on and after Tuesday the 9Th Instant the Trains
express and MALL Will leave this station daily p n and
1850 P. A
The Express Train P ~ and will only stop at
the following stations: Benw00d Aoundsvie, Cameron,
Farmon Fetterman Sewburg Roweshurg, Piedmont Cum
beran Sir Johns Rum Martnsburg Harpers Ferry, Mon
ocacy, SyksSvlle and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays at 1880 p
~, and willstop at all the regular stations.
TheWheeng and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling "A. n,
and arriving Cumberland axe PM Leaving Cumberland
at 5:l5 a. NJ and striving In Wheeling -, p. NJ
By order Of J. II. DONE, Supt.
DEF III s J.B.F FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-01

OT5dSs6dSS
WHICH COMMON oRIGIS AS
MALARTA OR 'MiASMA.
subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons
character wherever exstsnorth SOUTH east or vest
and Will where yield 70 this newly discovered ASTI
D0TE which neutraizE the poison completely purthes
the SYSTEM aud thus entirely all the Of dis
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary result
sickly Orswampy localities any ague bilious disease
whatever or any injury from constantly inhanE Malaria or
It viii instantly check the ague in peraons who have suffer
ed for any length Of time, from oSE to YEARS
that they need never have ANOTHER cH by continuing s
according tn directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results Of BIZ
etc The patient al once begins to recover appetite and
strength and continues until permanent and radical
sRss'ss WORTHY 81 Ss3 frsn ma 6 si9
SINGULAR AND si ESTIR Il N HARN1EessEss.
The following certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States attached to every bots
"Nxw Yenk, June II. 1855
u have made chemical examination or Rhodes Fever
Ague Cure AntdOte Malaria, and have tested
found particle Of either in IT, nor have found any sub.
stance in its composition that woud injurious 10 the
"JAsrEs R, cHILToS. N. D, Chemist.
This allows Of It's
PRIZE USE AS PREFESTTVR
by which persons may thus be entire freedom from
above named diseases natter how seky the
PRoofsoF EFFICACY are frequently published and the
The public Is asked only IN 70 s &c
relied upon prove its worth. a.
s0ne or Two bottlss WI answeE for srdnary eAsesi
French, and spsnsh, accompany each b0tts Price One
Dollar.
- JANIS 4 RHODES, Providence, RI
For sale In Wheeling By :, go.
And for sale by druggists generally. JnIdsw
nut AND DRY TOBACco-lao bhls. cut and dry and 100
~ gross papers smoking tobueeo for sale by
InSl Lo6AN, BAKER CO.
zFsf DISSOLUTION. >
FHElaW partnership existing bsrWeen the 1reFsigned b
this day dissolved BY mutual consent Zach win psae
'ee "A" a. ness'elots; - - , JAcnR
de9I JsHgPENDLETON.
FL0UR GRAIN, SEKDs, BUTTER, &C.
TTYANTED-The subscribers purchase OF make liberal
w advances eonsgnmen Baltimore, PhilsdelphIa
Se YeE York, Of -four, Seeat, rye, oats corn barley
clover and timothy seeds. Also butter IOl pcke and
ss Sc wv 'Rs { go s.r..,. q
TOOTH SOAP
iATERs' celebrated Tooth soap prepared in the
All impurities. TheSosp Dentree 4 the only
proper specific Tor FREEING the mouth from those disgusting
promote patFttassea aud destroy
nea. case. ss e spsssstn. 10
''s..s's sS-.' eS.- y. : S0HS n. THOMPSON.
DEC go 8. = . q e2Asents lI9 Main 81.
ii nave ct 81 lsI lasa
cheap attAseid stand s
| SundrieB.
400n LBS. pare G+oand Pepper; -
iZO160s 8lspIee; 1850 = $3.50 - 49, ~
g pure ground sInnaHsa;
49, Dc ssss.i ~
i sss % dor. pure
/ Jalt fresh ground and Tor Gale,6s =,
! 5gEF9<g aLsa ALEX: TURNER, 80
assa nslS4sss building. Main s.
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mas No. 50 Main street.
COL TO y & FITCII'S
OUTLINES
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
81 SIX MAPS AND ECsIERoCS ESGRA.

ILLUSTRATED BT SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS ESGRA.
VINCE.
aIS work ready, is believed Rrst attempt
- ever made IN this country 70 eInbody, In separate
Treatise the prominent facts Of Physical biography in
ineligible to the great body Of pupils Intending
ing list Of auhiects:
THE LANDIs extent and distributon; Continents: ISL
ands Volcanic ands Coral islands; Mountains Mountain
the and Continents; Upland
Plains table-lands; LoNsnd Plains aclers Snow noun
tains and AyaanChes Volcanoes; Volcanic regions Yesu
vius, lftna; Earthquakes
THE WATER.-Chemcal composition Of Water; Mineral
Springs; Gataracts Delta Oceanic continental Rivers;
foundations Of Rivera River of the Western CONT
nent6t the Eastern Continent Lake.; Distribution Of fresh
water LAkesof salt water Lakes; Physical ddergnee Of
LAKES; the Ocean, Its temperature color and depth; Deep
sea soIndings; Waves, tides eurrentS; Gulf Stream
THE ATM0SPlIEHE- Composition the Air-s prorer,
periodical Winds monsoon hurricanes; Moisture clouds
rain, snow and hail. Climate, which determine ell.
mate; IsotheFmal lines.
ORGANIC EXISTENCE-Plants; Divisions Of The Yegeta.
BILE Kingdom; Distribution OF Plants Food plants AnIrAlE
their classification; Distribution Of Animals; Geological Re-
Etnns; Man, races of men.
The Appendix contains several articles relating to
productions Of Countries The exports Of eountres trade
routes metallic productions &C. Also tables Of the Noun.
t1ins, Rivers, &c.
The Maps which Illustrate the Book have been construct
ed with the greatest possible care Esnd they WILL con.
eeved be found sufficient to give the accurate
idea Of The principal features and leading physical phenome
Ia Of the globe.
The Ave Principals OF the wheeling Public Schools have
announced to the CommssOners'We eheerfully recon.
mend It's adoption as u text book
~ P"r Sale(alsO Cotton Fitcls Modern sehoOl Geog.
JOHN n. THOMPSON,
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. 3
- u. s, MAIL DAILY LINE
HETwRKS
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

:. ~ n
49,. senger steamer FOREST CT 4, Il
S4ssss3 TY, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, and 1stFEsS
Capt. Asa Shepherd HE4zEzE
viii runtlIly between Wheeling and Pittsburgh Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day. and the Durnal every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ut arriving Welsvie in time connect with the
Cleveland cars, and at Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East. Rcturnngthe Forest City lerves Pittsburgh
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. the Diurnal every
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday at 10 A. ~; arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio.
FOr freight or passage apply on board or to
s. c. BAKER / co. Agents.
~ Through Tickets for Cleveland. Toledo Monroe, De-
tT0 Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and DunEirE, sold at the
office Of s c. Baker 4 Co ms
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KUskgL's TRourL will appear tonight at
Washington Hal.
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y. ALIEN, No. 80 Bond strEft,
New YoRK.
p ePersons desiring any further information in refer.
the above, will he furnished with pamphlets,
postage, by sending with address DR.. ALDRE
ian2G:daw3m
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Regular Union Line Packet
]. NJ. HANd1LTol
.SETrTT1I

SETTLE.
ON ACCOUNT Of change in their arm, all persons in
drhted to the at their Retail Store are ear
ne requested to be ready settlement the LIST OF jan
uar by cash otherwise and all persons having claims
against the hrm will present the for liquidation.
u - -AIcCLALLENS & KNOX.
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sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
RAILRO.As D
- 49, III go a
ksss1 -szs4aS 800
Change of Time

on and after Tuesday Aug7 1885, until further notice,
" Trains viii be follows, Saturdays exceped)
~ 81 Us $50 GOING SOIiTH. tFe5E I-F-t-
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The Wheeling instrumental Mu-

NTEETSeYSEy Monday o'clock, the Lee
M Room 0t the Lutheran Church, Chapllne Cen.
tire WhseBnsS5 9. n. HAMILTON, PSeaet. >
"a. puTRlcs, cSnsnstor nvES-esa.
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"SKW foRE, June IL, 1855.
81 have chemical examination OF Rhodes Fever
Ague Cure AntidOte Malaria, and have tested it
Arsenic Mercury Qunne, and Syehnine, but have
found particle either in it, have found any sub
constitution.
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!
PEAT pRnI,ryrInNI HRHAT RRnI-nTInN :

TTEN BBLS No. Lard on, just received BY
i dc23 L&UGIILINS BUSHFIELD.
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"A sSfo0d custom.
PTER the LIST January next In accordance with the rule
"A adopted generally by the merchants throughout the e
all persons indebted to the subscribers, without dtnc
On will be called upon settle every months the
list July and 1st January.
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Col. Wheeler's dispatches from Nicaragua give
assurance that Walker will be able to maintain
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-25
French Fancy Needle Work.

M ADAME DAVID respectfully announ.-
l'l ces to the ladies Of Baton Rouge and Vi
entity, that she IS DESTROYS Of impalting to
all who may wish to acquire knowledge
Of the most fashionable French fancy needle -
HorF--such as Grecian and Silk Embroid-
ely in every style, Crochet, Netting, and q
variety of other kind Of needleswofk.
MADAME DAVID, hatters herself that
she can render entie satisfaction to all who
may wish TO learn. Ladies' will find it to
their advantage to give her call for she
takes pleasure in exhibiting her work
Persons wishing to purchase her articles
will be cheerfully waited. Corner of st.
Ferdinand North boulevard SITS. oct24 iw. ,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-25

A N or II E Il A K X Y a L.

WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w giant assortment Of Cut Glass, con
sisting of Tumhets, Goblets, Champagnes,
Clarets, Wines &c &c.
Elegant ornamented Lamp Shades, Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c, &c
A beautiful article of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety of Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion OF
Purchasers at
!. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO, an assortment Of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tasses, complete.
Also, fine assortment of Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, &c.
large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces Of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Wllow Ware
Baskets &C. all Of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South
Our assortment of Goods is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
all It's departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere.
oct-24 J. PIPER Il co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-25


On tho occasion Of this distinguished
gentleman addressing the citizens of
Liberty Mi, we make few extracts
from the Liberty Advocate. lie will
address our citizens, on this evening
Saturday Oct. 25tl at the stand on
North Boulevard. We hope that our
citizens will turn out en- mass TO lis
ten to this distinguished and eloquent
eSp1uraat Of American principles,
upon which hangs the destinies Of our
country;
We feel all incompetent to the
task Of reporting, even in skeleton
form, the glorious speech OF Simrall on
last Monday, in Liberty. We were
there; we heard the speech and felt
two don't know how long be spoke,
for we thought of nothing but Fill
more, Union, Simrall, and success
In Justice to the American party in
Amte and to Mr.. Silnrall and others.
we feel called upon to say to those
who could not be with lis then that
we had such feast of reason and
flow Of soul as gladened the heart of
every Union loving American IN the
assembly, aud revived the dropping
spirits of those who were incredulous
enough to doubt for moment the
success Of liberality, conservatism, and
their embodiment Willard Fillmore"
q We do not know hoeg to f]atter,
our heart sickness and revolts at the
idea Of making ourself obnoxious to
the charge Of adulation of mdn--and
yet can we say, having heard some of
tho ablest men in Mississippi, that we
have never heard this effort surpassed
We are free to say this, that we be-
lieve if every voterin Mississippi could
hear this speech of Mr.. Slmralls, and
then have sound, healthy calm of
one week to digest it, the State would
60 for Fillmore