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KANSAS MEETING IN MECKLENBUEG.

KANSAS MEETING IN MECKLENBURG.
At Il meeting Of the citizens of MeckenhurG, held
n, Eqydtan, en- Wednesday, the 23d inst, Mark Al
exandar was caleb tc the Chair, and John G.. Boyd
appointed Secretary.
~ the request Of the Chairman l.. Ii. Chambers,
Esq, explained The object ri the meeting.
Whegrur0u the following resolutions, offered by
Thoma- f. Hoode, Esq we're unanimously adopted:
iSt Resolved, That we regard The effort now be-
ING made in the Northern SthtGs Ly means OF or
gauizo.! associations for sending cingraEiS from
those States 10 the Territory OF Kansas, with Il view
of controlling its domestic institutions when II shall
form Il constitution. preparatory 10 asking admission
as State into the Cnon, 81 but step III the recent
less warfare which abUiitionsm ami tanaf;Cis N are
systematically waSing upon our peculiar ms .nt.nms
I'LL, i.it :nuS the GE-s:!on whether Kansas >It.ii
come iato tic EiCn III! s:"rry 81 ~ frrcsI ~
ultimately bc Interviewer with The se.t.ty ald peace
OF te whole South.
n. Resolved, That we are Appealed to alike BY
every consideration Of interest and every sentiment
OF honor, 10 aid the gallant MIssouraas in their pa
triotiG Efforts 10 twhr the iana'cal desi,rs OF our
enemies, and TO sustain the lights and Interests OF the
South.
81. Resolved. That We approve Of the Convention
pr0poae,tU ~ held il Petersburg the 9Th of May
next. tn take into consideration ice rrecns of promo
ting emigration from the SOuih To Kansas; ani tina
we pledge the people of Mecklenburs to uHife viii
them in all Legitimate means to effect the object
lih. Resolved, That this meeting appoint fifty dele
gates to attend said Convention.
9th. Resolved, That tn" newspapers OF Petersbur.
and liich:.Crd ed the Carksville Tobacco Plant
be requested to publish The proceedings Of this meet
| Ing.
The chairman appointed the following seniinmei
to constitute the delegation called Tor by the IN reso
| luton, viz:
Jno Wright, VIM lIenlrck, jr, David Jggetts
: Er Geo Jefferson, James Jones, Gr" larry. Sati
/ Alexander, IL 20 Rs-k-rv, Jas 1 Alexander, ia
) Moss, WIN BaskervIIl, y, : Royd, Jno " King
Mark Alexander jr Gins AI.xandsr, Caas |. ggburr
S4ml Dortch, Jos Bragg Root Hutcherson. Wadd
j Jackson, L F. Goude, 5 Thrower, b Baptist
EIwd Z Chambers. .Ino w Williamson, J Daily.
Csrrinyt"u, RnLt OVERLY, James Williamson. WI
/ Tnw,.es, Col .!no Lewis, r a Williams. DR. 5 h Har
ri., DR. ko G. AesnI. !. l!:s, Henry Wood, Jne $
JrirTies, DrP yenable, T I E"svsl.. Thos Fl Pc,
,u., Jas c Gregory, Col Jno Finch, Royal Lock
ell Cephas II Petius, DIR Jas K " nlk-r, Capt Jno
| Richards Fleming Jrtfress, Il w Leigh, Col WI
Baskerv, and Saml ID Booker.
On motion, the Chairman aud Secretary were add
ed 10 I've delegation, and any citizen of Meckenburr
who nigh; be in Petersburg Oh the eth May was in
vited to act as delegate.
On motion the meeting then adjourned 10 cGnyeE
again at the same place on the first day Of May coul
next. MAXI ALEXANDER, Chm.
JSp. G. BOYD, Sec'y.
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ri Ed.

pirD ON snturIny incoming, Tue 18th .=t. 70 the %
year nf her ag", Mrs JOANNA b. WATSON, wife .! ii,
a,n Edwin Watson Of this cI'y.
DIED. Thursday morning nj hrii past six O'Clock 70
SEPll p. youngest child vi Seaton NJ and Julia Fss
ss".i uI..n.hs s.d nvc days
Our tta bris Ina ceased 10 breathe
La i::is "."ii-l 'gOrli OF cure.
Ard has gone HrHycn above,
To live with angels there
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JOHN ~ GEORGE Gibson,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS

F.N
RIcIMoND Va,
AVlHG extensively fitted up their ESTABLISHING;
with TIE in'"st improved machinery are prepG-
20 lrnsh at short nouce and on BILE ierl.i
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work. such g.
DJcr Erd window Frames, Cseiugs out and ius!r r
ISL a..
Sash. Blinds and Doors, OF all yHItrt,cs
StHirs, ilindrai's PUrch"s, Hrrnrdhhs Bnlcou,rs
Cornic"s, COrnice Mould:ngs and brackets OF MI ,,e
and patterns
Moulincs Of Nil descriptions 4
"ash'boHris, Chrir.OOuri-, Ceing.bnRIds Sc, &c
They ::u r.";c "G'.Tncs tor WORK to pira' m'"i'6H
them and DELIVER 1t M :heis irCtDry AT tacg Ln5i" '
Or!cG= respectfully solicited. leG sr--ct
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r 'om :hr New y ~ lNsn-'
T;IE rINDUTEai.

II I.s>i' = = - -'''
On the ulumt driuc ri i'4:kmr""
sta the mGn g5s. Ike 'tw'''
In her crawu ARE tinsnlEx pian"'s'
On her r.,ne tn. starry sheen'
am looking from my wihue"
Aiuuy lie vale uc'''",
But listening ~ the Pendulum
A.swrslns 10 aad To.
There 70 not another whisper
;,,h.- room ar an the hli,
Wn,l. muse within my chamber
In nv chamber dim aud still.
And my ears cannot forget 1t,
Tn. clock seems talking 90,
While tick tack goes the pendulum.
Still swinging ~ and fro.
Now the silver voice cf childhood;
Now the trembling voice nf years.
From the clock within tile corner
Seem ~ faSCira'e my ears;
And the rhoirs III ghnstlv echoes
Sill answer, loud or low.
To You'd. NOISY Pendulum,
A-swinying 10 and fro.
How it grows upon the silence
Seems to echo in the sky.
Till the Multiplying voices
Gail up spect:es TO my ey,a:
From tie tireside rise aim Fhah'''hs'
In garments white NJ SNOW,
While ticking coca the Penduinm'
Still swinging {" ana iro'
All those dear ones have arisen,
With each -weet fa,ail!ar mien:
And the past like moving pictures.
Rolls along The sacred scene.
Living il il, bright aud b!isslul,
That seemed so long ago
When tick sack goes, the Pendulum.
When swinging 10 and fro.
Like the golden hues OF sunset,
Or the purple flush Of dawn,
Youth and age, in feet succession,
Stay m instdnt-gnd are gone
Thus are homes forever changing.
In gladness or i'll Woe,
While swings the restless Pendulum,
Attacking to and fro.
Some are blooming in the circle
Bright as meadows full OF flowers:
Others, like advancing winter.
Herald dreary weeping hours
While in dark and sad PROFESSIONS,
Ger mOurnfui fields they GO,
The never-ceasing Pendulum
Swings, ticking to aud fro.
Seven in number were the Phantoms.
Six have passed beyond The scene;
And the lone one, bowed with sorrow,
Wan;!ers still by grave.lnounds green.
But he ne -r shall meet his Kindred
Through a.! the world below,
Where still the warning Pendulum
Goes swinging 10 aud ITO.
Sinks the fame upon the hearih-s,ona.
Die the enIbers with u moan;
And tho shining Phan,clns vanish
From my chamber dark and lone.
They have faded from my vision,
Like stars in mornings glow;
Blu, swinging still the Pendulum
Goes ticking ~ and iro.
Pals the waning moon is sinking
On the dimly-silvered West;
And my weariei hopes are iriafing
In my lore and dr-nry breast.
Like dark and winding river
L,f-'s heavy YEAR mus' ri"w.
While ever thus tn Pendulum
!. swinin, to and fro.
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4's'Tg AND STAFF ~a.

.:rr"'"FNtH'" ~ tgMo"hh'-:n .t~"''!an'e VIII
t;a pemda0h of the liuatuss Court. the GOV.
e:uor Ids commissioned Mr Thomas Is. Kc.see ~
Coroner OF The city Uf Richmond.
ACCIDENTALLY DKowNED.-Au inquest was held
yesterday, by Coroner Z. w. kcr-e" over tie body
"l Harvey, Save to Thomas b. Fisher, of Acc0mac
county, who accidentally drowned bv beu,
knocked from small schooner into the look, OH
Thursday afternoon, by vessel that was passing AT
the time. The jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above facts. Harvey was insured in the
American Life Insurance Company lof which DR.. g.
X. Ercken is Gseut in this ciiyJ to the amount OF
5000.
DRowSED.-A free negro woman named Eliza
Valentine drowned in Branier's mill pond Ches.
terrified county, on Sunday afternoon last. 1t ap
pears from statement in the Petersburg Express
that che was in Il boat with two IEen, when man
named Dick PerkinsoE, who enrageI ut their re-
fusal to take him on hoard out from the shore
cnught hold of the boat and capszed IT, The w,ma,,
| was drowned and the Others escapei
GRAND RAILROAD CELEBRATIOx.-i LARGE meet.
Ing Of TIE citizens of Danvilie was held q few
evenings since at which il determined 10 celebrate
the completion Of the Richmond and DanvilI. rail-
rond by free barbacnr ball to be given at Danvile
on III" 18Th of June next.
The committee of invitation were instructed 10
invite Jos, Segar. OF Elizabeth City, and judy. WIN.
W. Crump. of Richmond, 10 deliver addresses on the
oc'aHlbN i'ic 1oPrrHOr, D'arl al Public Works, the
Board Of Trad" Ot Richmond the Presidents and Di.
rrciOrs Of the Richmond and DanriIle Nmginin aud
Icnncsse, South Side, Virginia Central Grunge and
Alexandria. Richmond and Frederick burg and Rich,
m"i.d AMI Petersburg railroads will be invited. \
liberal contribution was made To meet the expenses
I" the dry, which, II is said, will be of the grands
ever known to the people Of that section OF the
country.
P0sT.OFrICE AFFAIRS Is NIRGISh.-Postmas- |
ter General Campbell has ordered the following:
Appoint Alexander Garduer postmaster at Mint
Spring, Augusta county. Va, vice Aaron f. Bledsoe
Resigned William X. Brown, postmaster At Falling
Spring, Greenbrier county, Va vice John Burr, Jr.,
resigned.
The Abingdon tVa Democrat estimates the losses
by the forest fires in that vicinity at 100000.
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Hon. Jacob Broom, Of Pennsylvania one OF tue
supporters L! the national" Fuller, turned mp al L
Know Nothing meeting III CiarS sburG, few days
ago. The Register says that Col. Augustine j.
Smith disposed Of HIM briefly and Satisfactorily
making him. in the EDITORS opinion, splh-Broom,
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am, car.-v 70 ,.tr


MARRIED .n I.eamrsi.y c:Ga ~. the Cd lDs
Triniry CnulrA hy the ties T. !! wilson Mr. 4 vi
LEX 10 Mirs VIRGINIA GALLAGHER, ali Of tbs cIIy
MARRIED. ON Thursday c"en!ng. 9Th April by the Re-
pr,;ii,, r,Irtury Mr. LEVI ". JACKSON 10 Miss Lot
I5AA WATSON daughter OF tine lat. Edwin Wstso
all Of lh- city
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10 THE FARMERS or VIRGINIA.
J. =. CALDWELL,
manufacturer OF Agricultural Implcmcn'

|IF''I' y EHG " W'"W IVHWF, 7 ~
Ed ESHECT!i'L!.l ais the h'trn.~S2,
Z T. ton Of Ia" FnfIcrS Of Virginia \\-5~
t. his new kEAPlSG AND NOW v$Nx.s
ING MACHINE. which, Tor siiuplici.
~ durability and shturss oil draft ia un.qGHlsed " b
ether Reaper IN the country. working model o. t'' >
chime Will be exhibition nj each OF the County to-:i
Essex. k!ng and Queen and King William, Tor the rr,D
at turll m Ma su,i l.. u
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JOHN J IWI.sU.T
April T-Seowtf n 10 -HiIrfn-

z nv Emu will stand the present scnson AT ii
L. tho f.ce eoEE.f MA. P-i""shurg His cDNs/I.l.
are remarkably promising oni, nave az ;'ts Uni
been old enough 10 appear on t.f iur-or one - ,r 81
81 800 sba paid in cash for the other the SANE h
offered bhd refused sffsr winning his hrst IN"
spring. .or
TERMS: so the season; so insurance, WIFE
groom
Fo. particulars, see hend.bi!s. >, poTfs
Anrll il-rlln JNO =. pU---
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HaeERsrows. Nd, April 22.-The Democratic
District Convention to-day appointed judge Mason
and Goveruo. Lowe the delegates TO the Nationsi
Convention 10 he held in Cincinnati! III uGe rext.
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PREMIUM pIOTCU

'SNHh uHd"rs.gnsi h- .ins ioIr.rG ~.
n copsrnership under the firm NN-ASeon-S
Oi WILSON 4 $MITHERS. for the A
PURPOSE 81 earring oh the Plough. az~-ssa-ik1<>
making, ha"ksInthng and Foundry Ru'incss, A. irf
Msnskin Iron Works. soochlund. which they have e''
Tor o years, be- leave 10 return their hGaa'
their friends the friend, of the late firm OF Wi!-on :,
ther, & Barns, and the public generally Tor pa i"To
aud inform them that they prepared execute 81,
der. with dcpsch, Of II! hest materials and wOr.N'
ship. and solicit a share "t their patronage
Mrs-rs Sclden s Miller, conner Of Cary nnt ~
streets irs'aona, Mr. inos. j. Dennr "ppo-i'" -+o'
warehouse tiloa'n":d Mrsers. Holy. ts'"- ''~
5ih. FiuTuhnA, ARE ssrIts tor W..
Al work shipped 70 any place agrrcaby to ii'r'''"
Post Oiicc-Dgver Mills
JOHN JwlIsoN.
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a FATHER MURDERED BY HIS son.
|, is stated thnt Thomas L. Borden, ESQ, opa
the most respectable citizens in Greene county, Al
Uslna, was shot and killed by his own son while ly
in hi bed on the morning Of The 2s;h ult. The s.
wus NOT suspected until the day "f the funeral, VIII
he d.rampci with his fathers horse aud S4,OID
his money. lie WAS, however, pursued and q
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N,,,,If,r TtiiS,

NVfitrs This, BE
"HE subscriber wishing TO reiuce hs stocs y,,<
Il OF CARRIAGES will sell, for one month "a ), u
at cost Persons buying in this time can save non
in buy,ny Buyyy: ether Carriages SAME pfoP' s9
J W. DENNIS No. 81 Main street, wners SC, AZ
be found almost every style OF Saddles, haEn csu y
VI which vii! te sO,t very REASONABLE ~
mos, Respectfully solicited. +p.:-,.<tS &
In1O LEWIS LYMAN AM n. li,hd'y OF :,
next hall proceed At the hou" Of r. Of tea sad
the county OF Hsnrico, between tnf aid samuel
ococs TO tax. the dispositions OF f ~ the suh
!, .. and OILERS 10 be read rs e'lI." ri R!cbmonl
cb.pr.ry drp.nnp In the Circuit Co"i ~ ierudsnd
in which AM p!ain:ia aud you ana o'p B CARY,
7f hr hsr peN friend
April e-cwiw
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Correspondence oil the Baltimore Sum-

PHILADELPHIA, April rs.
The refusal of the City e. uUci TO allow the use of
Ind-per5epce Hall u Mr. Buchanan, TO receive the
citizene, causes much regret among mn ot all par
Ties. The refusal was based upon the ground that
Gr. Buchanan was u prominent Candidate OF one of
the ysrti.s FOR tho Presidency; that he had opposed
the Of the people Of Philadelphia and Pcnn-
syvania by advocating the present tariff, and further
:hat he was only private citizen, aud the use o' the
ball bad never bruu granted except 10 pubic men
On the other hand it shown that but few weeks
aSu i;s use was rendered 10 Mr.. Everett ot Ma'sa'
chusetts On seversi oc'asi 20 visiting military
aud fire compauie., and years ago 10 tie
noted Iud!aa WARM, G.l"k Hawk aud his friends,
while now opposition ID made 10 ;s use by an ehi'
nnpt oiii5eu Of Pennsylvania. In order. however,
70 do away with this seeming discouItesy 81 the couu
Gil a large number ,4 iurruuans and other prnmi-
peut citizens Of all parties, hened by the Hon. WIN.
M laer.uun anu tho Hon. !. X. lngereoli, have
signed AL address complimentary 10 Mr. buchanan,
and Inviting him to receive the ci;:aonS at the Nor
chants Exchange The address will be presented to
him Today al Trenton, oy special COMMITTEES, who
will escort hinl to the city
The Whis CITY Convention which yesterday With
drew lis candidates, adiouTued t's d Issuing al so.
dress defining their position, taking ground against
the present city government. eu; leaving each uefh-
Der " vote for whom he plraaes
FROM observation-disclosures BETWEEN
PARKER Il. FRENCH AND WALkER.
NLw ORLEANS, Aprn 2.-PArser Il. French has
fal,es out WITH Gen. Walker, aud e!t SSn Juan Tor
Aspipws!L ltwss reported, At tho latest accounts
that WaIker g, tie head of f.0oo mec, was msrco
Ing against the Costa kcsus, who were expected 10
inv ace Nicaragua.
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SHOOTING AffkAY AT BCCKISGHiN Co-e
lIor>E.-Wr learn that rncOntre Occurred q
Buckingham Court House on Saturday r,.,,;r
last, between Larkin Wonack and m.p Manu..
Kidd in which the latter shot with small .S'
receiving very serious wound. Wrma, < wa. a,
rested and held TO bail IN the SUN OF $jOU.-lEir,,
u, In MI
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR GOVERN
OK OF MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, April 2I.-The Benton Democracy have
nominated Col. Thomas II. Benton for Governor.
The Atcbison Democratic hare nominated lrastee
Polk.
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MANUFACTURERS AM

MANuFACTCkEKS AND FAkNERS' HANK
OF WHEELING, WHEELING, april 2jtn 81 !
His kxcrllrncy lESRy 4. WISE, Governor oi Virginia
S.n: Herewith hand vol lGr statement OF thr cnul
ton ot this BGuk icr the quarter ending March g.. Is
with statement iur the corresponding quarter OF Ia. ye.
Very respectfully,
j. Il. DICkEi Cashier
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-hr. DuHnanan " III meet ms Trends and the
generally in Independence Square on Satur:
MARINE DlSASTER-LOSS Of III

Bo,r">, April D. The SCHOONER .Iiiirr, from "
wick, Va, for Boston cap-lzei on the night Of +,
2U'h AMI filled immediately, all the crew b-iu, i
except Edward Colbert. who WAS taken from !;
WRECK 2S hours afterwards by the schooner WIN
Carg, Of Philadelphia, for this port. The Miller b
luuu, t,I Maine.
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si!3.ii6 ID s37G,7O5

", the undersigned Directors Of the Manufacture;
and Farmers Bank OF Wh-rlus do hereby certify Il.
W.. hrY. r.un:nrd tn" book. and accounts of sai b..
md see b"lvc The above statement 10 be correct hcro:
:rg &c the hes, q. Our krow'e!s'
I;,yc undnr our hand, ,hi- 10th day Of april! .:J5
T SWEENEY.
$50 MsLrRk. ia
GEG MFhUEi
ROBERT gibson
Hugh NICHOLS
JACOB HOREbEOOE
ONO C"r.TY, TO "Ir.
Bar. me- the subscriber. Ho.ary !ubic or the corr
~ aforesaid residing In the city o. Wheeling, char /.
D,cKrY Cu."r Of IN. Manufacturer and Farmers nel,
oi " hrci!l!. aid made oa IN due form that the sb0v.
s,ateurn; Is correct the best OF hi- knowledge
belief.
Given under my hand ,hi, I'D day Of April. -
II. u. BROWN
Notary Public OHIO COun'y Ia
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STATEMENT or TIE Co>rIr!os, Os TnE MANUFACTURE
.&a EG&nLR@' bass o" WHEELING, MARCH 81, !.JI-
i..n RI $50.
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VIZ M: BUCHANAN Ar T.

{ w Mtt. EtttiiSAL Az "a
! LADELHiiIA.
! tititsDhtr"i April -a.-Mr. K,.r,.,
~ lfh.''"h I'M" morning. Oh ;is way to r. %
| committee %! his friends, ani ON liz a. u! y
nut street wharf he was greeted by .'. al d "
enthusiastic cheers ot the large crnyr,j ,I ma
cred there. llo was finally wcr,r., -, HsG sat
committee OF citizens headyG by tb,. II i'e ely
Randall, after which he WAS conir' Wv: non: Jos
chants Exchange, tie interior Of wh;oh ~ t'r Me
ted with iIaSs i'll honor Of his pre,.rna as deco
welcomed III IN address by ). Morris W." ne
which Mr. buchanan responded in his bo a'i' Esq,
eliciing the applause OF his hearers. r., y!
ccepion at the Exchange lie was condnc,sd NE
nerchah's hotel, which was besicged by from. y,
friends ana admirers PHos
ar. buchanan. III responding to the address. =,
he telt as /! his foot WIS again ON his nat;vs /. :
ana he was rrioc"d 10 find that in the opinion o,
fellow :cllzens he had not discrec;ed his coun,rv ,
her principles. lie had ever acted as he felt.
AMERICAN. He had often been asked if there .
danger at war between England and the Uni,
States: ana replied no, because he felt that III. a
i'h people would never consent 10 involve ,b
selves III conflict regarding aGucs,inn on which II
knew We had the RICH: sIdr He felt no pres.p,
p Extensions. bat il AL insult was offered W. bs
IN iloiS .! energetic Tree people 10 mGiGia.u q
CAUSE lie whs pleased 70 say ti,ut during bis .rnb
~ he had ever received manly and courteous, ,,s
inrnt with much tolerance with regard 10 expr.oso
rl opinion.
Mr.. Buchanan " III meet his friends and the ci,i,s
generally IN Independents" Square on Saturday.
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.:rrUinrMkST CGHV.LE.--.n nvIul.! tn,e ,S II
tbs pendaii0 at the uaIiusS Court the Gov
e."or lido commissioned Mr. Thomas ". Kcssee a.
Coroner of the city Uf Richmond.
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CONGnEs--Fir.ts Session

The Abingdon tVa.) Democrat estimates the losses
BY the forest fires in that vicinity at SLOO.0OO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
MRDIGAI,I
EAR AND EYE7sS
Drs. LEBR UNI & DURToG
OCULISTS AND AURISTSS ". ~

TSNR LERRUS offers TO those suffering iron, n,.c-
siffrftts autel remedies, Shteh hive bsS Ia
nearly three thousand cases of confirmed
and Deeau, OF Paris, and Curtis Pitcher Of bi
most wonderful ever applied fog diseases OF i. s' tie
middle They comprise GEersn: corrs. VA ih4
rious diseases that effect the external anJ LII, lie
II the disease Is coulnGd TO the external oar b.s
apparent the hfth or sixth day Dr. LEBH;S t:s
tx oISs WHEN the perfect ~ t
lien He has eighteen certificates from thoS q sl.
deaf from infancy whose hearing Is ATe btSa
and they enabled to isdrE he LfT, s;;sSr!,
fully treated by him. Certldcates to that sseccs
on application. '-AE D ssra
In all cases Of deafness arising frCai IN s..,,,
eaig9, or even 1eyT6rdfin5l Of the .tD,sf trf.
usually called the ''druu - ilfclHMGffoa Of srgi-
6rGste of the ty,I and sLSte5sii t,fs. ;ess
IdtiOR Of 7ucHs: GsectiOas IoyysI, ~ as5rG.
WHEN the disease be traced Sail, soS2.c,.
Ious Bilious Intermittent Fever, Colds a. Pes o..
tnercursl medicines gatherings In tt ar, az alt
&c. the sense can In nearly sreT fRsiaass shlih9OI
Where want OF secretion y apparent ,.ssletsl
being dry and Scay; when the deafness aecCTs sSSF
uOes In the ear, Ike TIstiinE Of leaves cA S
falling water ringing Of belts, pulsatons, atetA
ter, when in STOPPING position sensation nat
of blood to the heSd had taken place: vssu a. ~ s'a
perfectly acute where there Il much noise o- -
tn dull and cloudy weather, when cold has ~ ssa
lfske. sS's''s'sa t!ts-
DR. DUFToN the only practitioner in tie rp,t,s
whO prNctsss the new painless and successful rs.t
treating all diseases to which the eye Is subject
o:her means have failed to aord relief he ses -
such fair and impartial trial. Patients by ssnJir :
few particulars OF their case have remedies sent TO
part. -"'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
DRESS GOODS

DItESS .GTOCyiS
lust W. d MoTTE BROS great variety of
u Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dress Slks-iatest styles
MORE Antique Slks-ess than the usual prices;
Plain Black - cheap;
Printed, Plain, Plaid aud Striped Beragss;
Flounech Dresses choice variety;
Twisted Silks and TissGes-ycry pretty;
Plain aI-wOol peIlincs-lil shadcs;
Printed and Plain Challies-handsome and cheap;
French, Scotch and American LaEus-beautih
English and French ChintZes-gOod assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain POplins;
Plaid and Striped DGcaas-a new article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
apEAM MARBLE WORKS.

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
THE subscriber having extensive arrangements in
the East for supply Marble, and contemplating the
erection works, he would invite the attention OF
Architects Builders and the public in Ecneru to his stosE
consisting Italian Egyptian SIENNA American and other
Marbles qualities, which be sold lower than
any other establishment in the
will their advantage TO examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
His work style, ard ne would
purchasers inspect his stock OF Stat
uary other Monuments, CrnotHphs Toms
Head and foot stones and Grave yard work in every
SIety: being enabled superior facilities supply this
considerable prices than any other estabs-
mel In the country
Pleas. give me call and examine my work.
MICHAEL j. RONAS,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
EY-AIso Calc!ned Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted at
the lowest trade prices lyd d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17

Mr. j. B. VonHtrsmifL:
DEAz SIR-I have been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism back and for the last six months not
get Of he'd without help, and agent in
city insisted my trying bottle Of Chang Pu Linment
try what effect would have and bottle has relieved
that able 10 get out of bed without diff
Guilty 1t has been blessing tome: just try for yourself and
you Will be well pleased
"+''s'-'' $50 -N'H-t +. II LOGAN. CO.,
nyT1y Bridge Corner.