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Tug MISSING STEAMER PhoTro.--A correspondent Of th
Boston Journal gives the suowsg among bis reason
for supposiug that the Pacific Is still cafe
There Is ouc fact connected with extensive field ics
which should encourage those who 10 despair about
the Pacific II w. that The u generally smooth this
confirmed by Captain Sampson, Of the T. Thayer recent
ly arrived after being five days surrounded by field lie
and icebergs.
ting the foundered she was well provided
With feboats 10 sufficient number 10 have saved every
soul on board. They might reach port in Newiound
land, steering south Intercept vessels bound 10 uroge
Above ALL have great confidence 10 the efficiency Of
Captain Asa Eldrdge he has been for than twenty
years engaged in The North Atlantic trade be s thorough
sailor with great sefpossession and genuine Cape Cod
pluck just the mastersprt for tho time Of danger and
dlsaster'
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We copy with great regret The following from the Wor
ceser (Nnssachusets Spy of Thursday last IN relation
the health Of Hon Mr. De Witt the member of Congress or
the nuth district Of Massachusetts,:
"Oar lat accounts from Col De Witt are to yesterday
forenoon, which time be failing rapidly with the
sghtost chance for recovery lie passed bad night on
Tuesday and wa delirious at times"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15

TUE LATE Mr.. BRAHAN--The London Morning Post
speaking of the death Of Braham, the aged vocalist says
The immense fortune which his genius and energy hsd
gained lost by unfortunate speculations but bis
declining years have been passed In the most cheerful com
fort secured to him By the Of his daughter LADY
MaldorraKe.n
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BANKING IN TgEEEssEE-- During the recent session Of The
legislature u Tennessee law was passed which requires
the president or cashier OATH TO publish twice in each
year a statement Of The coalition % each bank In which
shall forth the and residence and the amount
Of stock held by each stockhoder Iii believed that the
effect viii he santary, and win do no harm whatever to
solvent institutions.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15

Tive Philadelphia Times boasully that fifteen
papers in Pennsylvania have hosted the names Of Fillmore
aud Doueson. There are, we believe, over fo0 hundred
p tpers published in PENNSYLVANIA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15

The whg State convention Of Connecticut have nomina-
ted Jobu A. Rockwell for governor Joshua A. Carter or
lieutenant governor b. Ttumbu for secretary Of state
and Albert n. Baldwin for comptroller.
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In his lecture at New Haven, Connecticut last week. The
aboidonis Garrison expressed wish 10 haze oH he '
States furHed ou Of he Unioal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-15

DEATH OF REv. DR. BoED.-A despatch from New YORK
announces the death Of the Rev Dr. Bond an eminent
Methodist divine well known throughout the country -
the editor Of the Christian Advocate.
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THE LAST DODGE OF THE NATIONAL INTELLI-
GENCRR

We have barely had leisure read hastily much less
review and expose the prversons and false deductions in
regard to relations with Great Britain which abound
in the article of five columns in the Ingencer of yeser-
day morning If upon careful perusal deem worth
while point further evidences of the habitua njus-
ce which the editors of that journal do to our own gov
eminent when in diplomatic conflict with The English
government shall recur to the subject At present
only point TO the gross injustice which the editors
have done Mr. Buchanan in affecting jesuitcally to
that the Union has placed that distinguished Amer
statesman and dploma,st in the category with
the editors of the National Helgence 1t required
thing than jesuitism TO conceive and execute
charge injurious and unpardonably false We have
placed Mr. Buchanan else but the front rank Of
American statesmen with pusaton of bis heart that is
not truly and wholly patriotic and American. On the
score of eminent abilities, whether statesman
d omatist, have withheld from him the most
elevated rank. When the editors Of the Lellgeer
derake to escape the odum of following uniformly Of
late years the smpathies of their foreign birthplace by
affecting that they occupy the ground that Mr. Blu
chanan does the questions issue between the govern
m nts OF Great Britain and The United States they show
that they have little regard for The reputation of Mr. Bu
chansn they have for opeunes aud ankness
versy But they will not be allowed to dodge behind Mr.
Buchanan That appreciates at its standard
the patriotism which anmaes the editors of the Isi-
gencr In their persistent efforts paate and exenuate
not to justify the ourages of the British officials. He
would feel himself hanilated II he supposed for moment
that any truly American man would assign him position
the platform with the editors Of the iHfeHgencer
he might well assign him with Mr.. Champion or
Lord Clarendon, Lord Pamerston, whose official
acts they have manifested much al in sustaining
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The Accommodating nominations for the presidency and
vice presidency received with great oodns in Ohio
Only papers in that State have raised the
Of Fillmore and DoneSou.
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REBELLEG.-The Order Of United Americans ia New Je.
soy disapprove Of the nomination OF Mr Fillmore and
sst dissatisfaction at the conduct Of the know-nohng
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across the entire breadth Of the way and says ann
csm and treason, Hitherto shalt thou UOufe, but
furthsr and stall thy proud be say ed" The
young gsuts Of the North est auenug that they
not old enough We mar ched under the banner Of
Washington press eagerly forward take the front Of
the coumu IL any Of The Old Thirteen should faer the
hour trial On every side there coming up the brave
and true for the decisive struggle
Many a party banner has risen and s'ooped again
but there Ia Gag which has ct guue down 6eOre
the e, es Of mortal II first shone in The sunlight
the fourth OF July, iT76 and though II wayerpd the
dark hours Of revolution, II went rot down, but still
kept it's place and still kept through many stormy
period since on land and The old flag the fepuh-
lie now looms high field OF danger surumupiug
It's friends to gather around H. There B only the
political ORGANIZATIONS that stand uhder that banner
nd viii you leave the democratic party weakened IN
mer contests for tho right 10 fight this great ale unaid
ed and alone to triumph alone to die ia such
Where will you be found gentlemen, when such field is
TO be fought and such Gag Il to be upheld Look back IN
to the past and see that p the oden the enemy APP
preached our section ouy be repulsed. The
pesks which looked down the rapid flight and sestrpc
ton Of Fsrgusons army still stand silent bat impressive
monitors Though Of the bold riders who dashed through
their gorges and forests only the ngsr yet itle
bile the memory Of their deeds is IMMORTAL aud Will
again kinde the flames Of patriotism future triumph,
victory 10 this cuupst saves the constitution from dam
sursnce that our magnificent ocean-bound republic will
continue Tor asts career bright and glorious
as 10 challenge the wonder aud admiration Of the world
Respectfully, r. L. CLINGMAS.
Cuy or WasulSGroS March ls, 1855,
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Co-Partnershipp
REMOVAL

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand In Market
We Square to that Es and spacious Warehouse, No ST.
green front west Side Of Main street, cen Monroe and
Quinc lately occupied by MssrS AMMAN Sagurr, as u
commission house. lie has hand large and gGnei Il
soriment of Groceries aud Liquors. Which he viii Esl Mt
Wholesale Et tho lnwcst market price
-. o - GunPOTdeF ofcySry description and Safety
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TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT

TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception ofLadies Institution
the Union mpaTts thorough interesting
this Department.
In conclusion, would add shall put forth cur
best merit in s eminent degree, the fiat.
terng reception with which enterprise has met and
pledge 0HTsetres to iRPdlt thorough, practical
Mercantile Instruction than be formed at any
Other similar Mercantile CoiisG5.
Among the many Recommendations give the follow
ing
I'VE the undersigned, take pleasure in testifng
personally acquainted with Mr. rangcrs ability
Accountant and Teacher of BOOK Keeping, which is of the
highest order. lie has had great experience Ac-
gives him superior facilities in mpartng Practical
KnolCIedge Of Book GsG9, and thorough Commercial
Education.
]. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
To young men who wish acquire "PUsinsss Educa-
tion, think it affords facilities very seldom equaed
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications Of theoretical knoWl
edge and apness in teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience anu feel that graduates
his College Will De fully competent to keep the copli.
Gated Setof Rooks
a. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. JANNEY, Sesy Board OF Control State Bank of o.
J.F. PARSI, Book Keeper At D. T. Woodbury's.
D. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. 2. MILLS, Sec'S Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley Co.'S.
w-For full particulars send for circular.
GRANGER Il ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1y PropriCtors
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ON and after the first Of January rroximo the prcseut
" firm of HeisEel Co.. will be dissolved By limitation
James A. Fetzer retiring from the firm.
All persons indebted to will please call and make pay
without delay those having claims against the m
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
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MISCELLANEOUS
4 CIR a II GER'S
COMMERCIAI,C COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o..
The most thorough and Practical IustL
aI0n fn the WGsI,
TERMS

L.
For FtY Course, inelgdfHg al DeToytHIeFtA Of Book
ISepiag, Lectures and IeiniGAssif7, inUdFidJty IN
lGEtkELtce. Wv
For Full Curse III LGfsS Department 2u
YHIE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure IN expressing
III, thanks the gratifying and unprecedented
which have marked the Of their Institution since
establishment the Capital aud stimulates theu
newed exertOns to meet IN the most EFFICIENT aGnne the
rapidly increasing demand for FdCtiCU( and c0pree
sire 0ercGRtne TdtHiRg The great practical
experience of Principal heavy Banking and CONNER
Houses educated and accomplished gentle.
men has enabled him bring degree OF perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM instruction. exercises
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student by this process iSEled the DESK iRdirId
a stephy step, until he has mustered The whole routine
Of an Accountants duties as thoroughly os though he had
Hose; and thus all aswardness lcring, and eSrcgtous
bIunders are, in great measure, dissipatrd,
In addition to engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services OF Of the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
topics
Of Instruction is extended paTGularize
here but it embraces every thIg connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion Of
Scientific PrncipesLecures upon Commercial History,
and History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Gc
ography Commercial Products, Commercial CAlculaons,
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
pership DC.
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WEBBING music STORE
EASTERN PA ?, =, 81 ) ,A.yAlRERooMs "

IAtAo i 1-IN-N I,I-AN O " NIAItILItOOMS
No, l4J MIS- 81,
Ehxf IhAk 10 HEtlsYn.s: : FURNITURE STORE,
NTHERf t found Yar,ts OF Boston and New York
w Piano, ron tie rsclas3 niIktrs, among which are
the celebrated James W Yusc raiu, with Patent namper
andtmprorrd S,=", warTabted 30 stand in any climate
AEpendA Of tbs ?o;Miar Carhart's Patent
MslPdcOn and Reel Organs superior and nish Of
my pwn iuanufaCtgr". Price iIoI! $iUto 9l75.
All Of tile above Tor one year from
purchase.
ALSOa select assormCut from best Importers and Man.
ufactCrs, OF Guitars, Vions, Accordeons Futnas Fifes
Flutes, and every article wanted by the world oflnusc.
The subscriber hopes, By studying of the copIe
anu strict attention TO business their patronage
ME1oDEoNs TO LET. SHEET MUslC.
tell:Y r T0nIN
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUPAcTURHSI
RUTLEIk'S BOOK KEEE'EIk'S
WRITING F1IlIjS


Writing Fluid.
ISCE this superior Fluid has been before the public
y nov nearly two years it has been constantly gaining
ayor and s preferred by many TO the larIamed
mold Fluid.
During the past twenty thousand quart pint
Ties, together with smaller sizes nHnBrrab ave een sold
to bankers and merchants Cincinnati Louisville, Pitts
bnrgh, Buffalo, CIeHelIni CtTo Tsrre Itsutt LAFAYETTE
vncCnnes indianapolis, Evansville frankfort Iexington
NaSSyle Memphis, ST. Louis, Vclsburg Jscksem Eachcz
aud New Orleans 1t has also been Adopted State
partments of Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi
taken three first class Diplomas thr Mechanics
Cincinnati and Louisville, fo Diplomas
las at State Pairs held last Fall in New York. Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankers &c. in Wheeling here.
o!ore using Arnolds English Ink have purcased But
er's BOok-Kccper's Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Merchants 4 Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling BanG OF Wheeling; Crescent ManuAc.
ring Company County Clerk Ohio County; National
graph oncei Baltimore and Ohio Railroad othcc; Mcclure
House, Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell i SCAGsv GoTtoI
Matthews Co; 7. Sweeney Son; Dosne Cowgirl; OFT
Boyd; Boyd O Oliver Pryor. Jas. H. Stout Co.; Lamb
din, GilbcTson 4 Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
Ocs0 LAsIBDIN, GILBERsoS ( CO.
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CO-PARTSERSIIfP
THE undersigned will Dry-Coods business in
their present location under the and HEisKELL
swEARSGES. They would respectfully solicit tFeir
old friends and customers continuance Of avOrs
n..,u,..e, ,s,. Q. O. y ". III ILEIsKELi. ;SEI.
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DISSOIUTION


III tNisting between! the subscribers
the irln name OF THOMPSON d PATrERslS Is fi dan dis.
solved BY nlutual le business win Ia coiiyci.d
Wy JOIE II, THOMPSON, Who vii! collect all b doc % sgr,
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GAIPn sToSE, NJ. D.
JONAS a. Morn, N. D.
CYRrs KINGSLEY, ~. D.
MN. b. AUSTIN. NJ d.
ORyILLE CPsoS, n. D.
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'o- F,9 Course, inelgdisg al DepoyfnleHta Of Book
Keeping, LeetWrts aud IthgsGassi7, inrdFidlIy IN
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Splendid Gift Books.
IJART'S Female Prose Writers Of America;
IL Keble's Christian Year, calf gilt
Shakespeare, richly bound in Turkey morocco;
Ioore's DO do do do
Tsssoas TSssia e'fss: Fs:. quotation. Ss DO DO Do
MoOrs's Melodies, richly bound in calf gilt;
Gem Book Of British Poetry, do
Book of beauty, do Turkey Morocco;
American Landscape do
CampOsll'4 POetlcai Works, elegantly bound;
Rogers do do
READS Female Poets ofAmerIca, do
Dunyan's Pilgrims Progress, do
Prayer Books richly bound in velvet, morocco, &C.;
Pres. Psalms and Hymns, do do do
Methodist do do do do
Bibles, large and small, in every Etyle Of bIndnS
DetQ7. WILDE BRO.
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I
Groceries at Wholesale.
SOO BARRELS Moiasses;
t)UU 3UO bags Rio CoGets;
81 pockets Lasuira CoEee;
50 Old Java
81 boxes Cavendish Tobacco; ---a.4s-
so kegs 6tw
10 bbls Cut and Dry
90 boxes Stewards n. Y. Candles;
50 bbls Coverings Refined Sugar;
10 hhdS Louisiana
SO hf ch Y. H., G. r., and Imperial Teas;
81 eatty boxesi
80 tierces Ricci
% boxes White Pipes;
50 CoIgare's Fancy Soaps.
Together with full assortment of Family Groceries, in
Guiding Spices Fruits, Dye s Fish, etc. etc. sale
'''.Ss'-'-' 'S1%' = TALIANT DELAPLAIN,
mas No. 50 Main street.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
HAVING transferred my Soap Candle and Grocery es.
Reid, commend them to the patronage of former
toners.
settlement; all are Indebted to me viii confer
favor by calling at the store and settling by payment 9TH
erWis 1t Is important that business shall be closed
Jani9im .'i'l' 'DS iIs p''''' . ALEXANDER HADDEN
Irr p..R MR0(EYERSIG (E.Y EgSSl5SS. 3 455'5 G2oDs Ip:
u Jet Black Muslin deLaines, in extra fine quality
6-4 Mourning CashMerCs;
Black and purple Aierino PIa!ds and Stripes;
Black and white Chintzes;
English Crimped Grapes;
Black and white Ginghams and Chintzes;
Plain black Thibet Shaws
Plain black and Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Che
mzettes
Oc2i HE1sKELL co.
WILDE1c BROTHER,
OOKSELLERSi& STATIONERS.
VVnoLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers in miscellaneous
w Medical, Theological and School Books, Stationery
Wall Paper and WinlOW Blinds.
Wholesale Dealers ScOul Committees Teachers ami 9TH
supplied at the lowest Fates e bookstore, corner
aps ps----...l-..--z wnEEllse, y4.
SEjH-AN-NU,1L NOTICE
HNTE respectfully request all those having
w Booksto call the 1st end ofJanury and make
Those who do not call will be waited their
does w.p. MOTIF BRO
Ambrotypes g. Daguerreotypes
BY PARTRIDGE.
HE subscriber, his old Monroe street. is daily
Il producing AmbrOtypey, which taking place OF
DaGuerreotypes For proof Of the neness OF
finish of his pictures he SuciS the examination of
discerning public lie would invite particular attention to his
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AMBROTYPES !;
Asoto Lkets aud Pins, made expressly for this style
Of work
these pictures be taken in from one to five seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate lkenesses OF
small children almost entirely removed. Groups
OF different and complications AmbrOtypcd with
cut difficulty. Pictures be copied by this process
they will remain unchanged for all AmbrOtypeS being
hermetcay sealed between two plates Of glass;
ed never to fade.
Caution should be against pictures called Ambro
types, which net properly being single plate glass
and liable to be defaced As the facilities OF the undersigu
ed constantly increasing, he willbe prepared
DaguerreOtypeS at all prices.
Rooms at the old place until May 1st when he will
to his and spacious establishment east aide of Main st.
between Union and Monroe which will be OF the hest
arranged establishments in the country The entire length
Of the 1SS feet No pains expense will spared
in the arrangement for producing superior work and ensur
ing the comfort Of visitors.
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TEETs every Monday evening at ~ o'clock In the Ioe
tire Wheeling. s. NJ HASTiTTcN J,r,sS.
! y. q. DE1htoH, Conductor, Ml3-6m.
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Heari HearM Hear!!!
GREAT aEngCgloSi GREAT REDrcEToSll

z. lAikkAI eitENECIkQN3a GREAT REDCGIlQNIl
~ cLhsTNG nF FALL AID WINTER 0oOpsl =
QEING desrOuS Of reducing stock in the above line
II have made the following reductions:
EMBROIDERIES.
will consequently sell collars formerly held at g. on for
22E; those for 81 and others proportion,
Offering inducements than any other house in
IN CLoAKS.
reduction of so per viii be granted those ready
with the cash will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak 1880 The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the advantageous terms actual
" selling the ready made less than you buy the
cloth.
TRIMMINGS.
OF which have large assortment will sell almost
your own prices.
Comforts, childrens woolen sacs ladies superior wool
scaF stc have in such variety and such low prices
to astontsh With word being anxious and
wingtO reduce stock to the lowest point will sell my
goods much less than
OTHER HOrsE.
that You cannot help buying CQpc all and every one
that wants TO his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store, 1l5 Main street.
deC22 betM Monroe and Tnnn
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contne the Book Stationery and Ndi Ejer bu.uess at
~ Main street, where he vii Uc haey receive ihS IN.
tFonage o. by. old friends and e pu6le geneEay. Iaa
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-14
HOME ENTERPRISE!
Young America Steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED MY MILL.
Ill ling interest by the addition of one of fE. 4 j.
Clarks Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, Roting
Machinery &c, and having fully tested its capar-
ity TO dc hrst class work. am now fully prepar-
ed TO give my friends and those Of home enter
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not go beyond Baton Rouge in order to
secure to themselves -four that Will compare fav-
oraby to any produced in the country, no matter
by how extensive complicated machinery.
As the object will be TO produce flour Of The
best character and standing trust to meet with
that liberality Of patronage as will sustain the
undertaking. Families or orthers ordering -four
from me may rest assured my best endeayors
shall be given to please them orders should be
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For the
accommodation Of families, -four ca n be obtained
when not wanted by the barrel, in bags of IL 1G,
rs or j0pounds each, or in such other quantities
as they may wish
MARCO JOSHUA DEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-14
JOSEPH MokITRICK,
.TrchiteCtS' H NiLder.
gaap on Fiorida, East of Maine 81.

fSt1p on FtottJn, Edst df Hdf'te SO.
II WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
l. attention Of the public, to my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having maie
arrangements with one of the best manu-
featuring Establishments in Cincinnati.
| am prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made of the best White Pine Lum-
Der, and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing 10 build would
find IL to their advantage to consult me
before building.
Orders from the country earnestly sol-
cited Country work of all kinds prompt
~ attended 10 in the most workmanIikc
manner
Plans and specifications for city and conn
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc, given in
the most approved styles. All kinds of
job Work attended to with neatness and
dispatch Water Cisterns made of the best
material. ian3D.