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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
NO.. 8.
Late News from Kansas,

z By way of New York we have dates from
Lawrence X. 7. OF the 10Th inst. On tho
i2lh large and enthusiastic mass meeting of
the Free State party was held. ii pursuance
OF previous call, when the following resoiu-
non was adopted:
WHEREAS. The unoifending settlers Of Kan
sss have endeavored BY every means within
their power 10 cultivate relations Of friendship
and amity with their pro o-Slavrry brethren in
Missouri; and whereas these advances. Instead
Of being met IN spirit of Cancellation. have
been met by oatTsges the most brutal aud de-
grazing, thereby forcing US TO The conclusion.
tha, the institution of slavery possesses within
itself elements Of injustice, intolerance and
aggression, not only to the enslaved, bat 70
al those who prefer Free Territory to Slave
Terri;ory-cl-rHents which # enforced a. d %
recent acts of ouy ueighbors show their inte,
ton 10 do. can result IN endangering not oa,7
our lives and liberties. but the prosperity
our glorious Republic; ther~fore
Hesoieed. That in view Of the deferminasio~
on II part Of the slave power 10 destroy an
tsAe~away the rights which as American cit.
zens belong 70 rs. il is ear duty 10 unlarl o.
banner u the breeze aud a1ont AS our motto
q free Government in Kan nsas withoa. DELAY
emsna,ing from The people, and responsib
10 them-non Interference. with the insstu IN
bu, opposition 10 It's further extension.
Tie prominent and leading men of tho
party took their stand on tbs platform. GvE.
Lane maize speech fully endorsing the reso-
lution DR.. Robinson, Mess-s Emery. Sni h
and Lowrey, also gave TO the platform full
endorsement On the 18th the election for
State officers took place. and AZ far ss heard
from il passed OF quietly. The boiling ticket
made but istle progress. and Robinson WAS
beyond doubt elected.
In Atchison. kickapoo and Leavenworth,
the polls were not opened on account of fear
OF loss OF HE anI pFoperty. Tee pro slavery
party at Lawrence voted for Black Law men.
Jones is still acting as Sheriff. but he ex
perisnces - good deal of trouble in getting
along. The Free STATE party repudiate him.
He threatens he viii put the people through
Shannon did no. Wooison is acting Gov
error. Another invasion is sapprehended.
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Eos the Palladium
70 Is.st ff..-s. Of Pine Grove, East Tenn
BrnRs. 2 BELLY POLAND. .

The winter has come with is fry5t md its snow,
Ard sleigh bells and skz'ers 20 mcrr.!y 60
The fields and the valleys in garments q wtts-.
Hsar the josts nf thc riders rlngn aHd nt uight
and light hearted mai 'cr i,h vaaths by their zld
L.ttle heed a, late hor-s nhiie .s.ftS asy gsiie.
Ihave lookei I'd 81 "a - crito - g-rt.y they fa
And thought d that sraf far syay where yan ws!l
Ihava thought IT che rralsr lGsis ysa ito t'4er"
Where tfs skies wara ' le ANA the ri..rs 60 i...I
have thou-'tt % te 1ttrF tsEre looming high
And how sadiy grieyea ~ tho hog's vent iy.
How svhed for tho fr'c, ~ my u;h nj ny hoIra
Ard thouglt werr there .5oud urse fie-e roam
Their Tuze 90. tAg be- mites spread each a.li
While c~ievs3 for the ,ys Of ny owa native land
And thorgE' ail fair. and no kidd heart"l one.
Ishoa ga. q The past naI tho frel lief, there.
Bu, now when removed f-o-a those n,auntain 81 high
With their white psass VI pointing t. the sky
And the clouds floating round them 50 white and 90
fair,
lean prize il all nnw-all those beautiful scenes.
All the cedars aud linc. that dot the E-v.res.
have thought Of your spring time, when fowcrs
Er. the Msroh winds arc past in this blust ring North
OF the rivulets turn5ling Ger rpcSs damp and gray
Then creeping hid reiars to streams far away
How they gi1ler'j and Ia he'd they hurried along
And their marnlurs 20 ms were 4 farewell seng
Iuromised you then, and though years have gone BY
Ihaye ventnrei n, La; xith my pencil to try
10 give you rhvm9-and though humble it be,
Twill token g. you and tn mo-
A token to you that thiuH ol you yet,
And your home aud its loved ones never forget.
You have promised to coma 10 our home in the West,
When the valleys and woodlands by Autumn are
drsst,
When the summer ia past will wait for you here
While your brothers that love you with JOY inger
VIII you come 10 US then, We have waited full long,
To greet YOU with welcomes and cheer you with song
BEECH Grove, Randolph county.
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From Life IIIustra
The Fountain of Youth.

tradition prevails among the natives of Puerto Rico
that 10 the Island OF Bnini, OF the Lucayos, there
fountain of such wonderful rtue the
youth and rsca the vgor of every who bathed in it
ssgfary
Il far in the West where the skies are all glowing
Where The gates of toe piiared with gold'
OrsH where the dark Eastern rivers flowing,
And the palm trees Grs waving in solitudes oldf
We have sought where the moonlight Ger calm groves
was sleeping.
Where the surf of old Ocean on ito rocks was weeping
We have sought bus in vain fJ- the cunain ef suth
Bright summons have come their auty and peri "a
AID Winters have follow Il on Au'umn's decay
sil sees we the visions o lovingly cherished,
Sill ialtrr We ne; on ou- psriIrus way
We set cat Il The prjl If ,nhools young glory,
Now cur crows all furrowod, locks white and
hoarv
sall seek that beacon Of song and of story
That beautiful vision, the Fountain of ioutl!
Two only remain. for our bright ranks arc parted;
We hays paused to make graves. ari 70 Feep BY tAe
way:
Oar comrades and brothers the brave and true hcarte
Have passed. like the sauws Of the Winter. awav'
some sleep whore the sands of the dcscr. burning
Yer cus the soft wind Of the South Ian! i u.ourn X,
We listen in vain for tr cir footsteps returning,
They mUy never behold the Dissi fountain of Youth
How long shall sock thre ah, beautiful Faua.ainf
The shadows OF death cast ovcr our way-
Var footsteps grow laEt the Ss AMI the mountain,
onr locks white as the oceans wild spray.
.ere iant t. the Z3Dhyf winds >iyhiar-
Then haste We the last hours gaPidly dying;
veci aaseis, oh grant. ere tha g4ty1cut ot dying.
We may reach the b.. ,ht waves &c the toantaia Ct
laltA- L-CY 4. hANaAIL.
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Mr.. Cory. one Of the Representa.ivesin
the Ohio Legislature. from Cincinnati. adopt
NJ Judge Reds views of the manhood Of
nsu.'' said in speech, recently. ''that man
rad right to take his own life. when he
deemed il necessary. Suicide is natural snd
naianahle right"
This is the doctrine OF the Judge. gone TO
.eed--its ripe fruits. But it does not suit the
Enquirer. For some canse, chiefly, we sup
pose. because il negroes were 70 adopt that
doctrine, they would kill themselves, instead
Of running off and his occupation as negro
catcher for the Southern District Of Ohio worlt
cease. he thus pitches into Judge Reil. over
Mr.. Corr's shoulders;
IT will be seen tha. one Of the Representa-
tives from Hamilton. Mr Cory, holds 10 the
right Of suicide We are rather curious 20
know upon what grounds Mr., Cory maintain.
ed proposition so offensive 10 tue moral sense
of community. The Ideals eminently French.
from which school Mr.. Cory has derived so
much of his moral and political philosophy.
The notion pre- supPoses that mans family
and friends, as well as society. have no right
or lneres, in his life: that be can take it right
fully Of his own voltion; that il belongs. aj
soI,tely and unqua!ifedly. to him. and that he
can destroy j! when he deems it necessary"
.Al.hou ,h a decided advocate OF the rights
ofindVif4ai man. and disposed TO extend Them
to great lengths, ye, we would stop and pauie
awhile. before could accept of the idea
that suicide self murder was among them
VIVA becomes now Of the boasled Manhooi
Of MANI Or IS it only wnen he chooses 10
hlil himself w;a mean whisky, and at the
sa,-rze time beggar and disgrace his famil,-
that the naienaoe rights OF the ..ManhooL
OF man are to be res,raiasd?-BrooAUH.
Amefican
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How MAcHISERY INcRsASrs BrSrFiC.,' LA-
sors-Ahout five yesrs ago, when sen.., ma
ehlaes were beginning - DC Introduced iato this
ely, some furoas attacks were made upon them
oFiyaorart agd mock is.'sothronjsts, who rrcssG-
ee1 to be anxiously concerned for poor see.ssf-s-
e. They pctarvi tte sal tita which asas FL!
hose persnns; told hoy the bard-e.reed 3.eaa
ess 10 be taken out Ci thsir moG'aS bv suGh can
'aiSis as could purchase and use s.ca machines
ee'eby dispensing ":th the lSbous II uead'eso
h'n, aHd taHs c:ay t.eU TO wsGt fer incE oi en-
L,eyueat. Have s1sh pcel.ciioas beer se,f!,d?
Nhe have iav yt.gs cN--ia.iy wa'las& ..la e
hei. o iae9Gr-sav.&g machinery cg ayo-e k;rd
upon society, knew C.a. slcA Ideas, whgn uttered
we're no oeftef tkan tie e.rgE@ttrl ot Ga idiots
dream, trusted . f.y wears Nncricnc. ~ graye
'ae esiea:s el SCca ma@a,Ees 70 every class IL the
.esmaattF; and :: Ee are ..Li!y informed. NOR
nan thousand Of them are IG operation ia New
ioFA city alone; bat Instead of these having
.aFe W any Industrious females Ont Of employment
,asy eaFe Father increased ;he GHaHtity of work
.'' 'aen TO DO We were told Ea.y DAYS since
:! ese engaged somewhat extensively in pro yid:ng
Ne9se-EorS that tsVaty stitches sfe nos raas.a on
s''ae garments for Gas that w4s made fye YEAR.
s'--.a sheFt, that sewing machines had srtatii
!, ,,ecFeasec Ihe demand orsereG Sark. Iaas,ost-
~4.as@ Neieh nsed TO be made plain, a:c how
..s elaaeFaie!y worked, and huelr i,chej
- - u : the same with airiest every k:af Of sew
:. the amount of slch work he stated
.-i increased even ~ gre4,es ratio than the
aAeaaies 20 execute IL i higher taste - nov
eng gfa'isied, AMI huadre,ls Of women who used
pay the needle early AID late wlth their fla
ssS soF Mere ptt2act, ave 0nw better reunuae-
.sa - ies their iabot IL attea Ing - sewing ra-
sSs Halie, al the sane tine. the.- hours OF toi'
.@'s oeen Hcasurably relacci /, Is our opi,i-
y; ~ aa' TIE very cla>S-avel.e womea-rcspee,
"aen 81 mach was ~ one t.me said abolr
- fi,arsd by sewing msehues will be most
.,ad eaea'ed In many. il not Ia almost every in.
ase' tais has beea felt 10 be the case al-sadv -
hg machines. therefore which are bat re
sa. ,iaasea;.on, affasdad abundant example -eo~
.i~ericaa. '>'''' '"o''. - -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

ls- Within the pz-t Two years no less than
Seven expeditions have been set afoot in the
JnIted States asai1st countries with whom We
are a. peace-one to make sonora against her
viii, an independent Republic; one 10 rescue
Tamaulipss from the control OF her inhahit-
ans: one To aid imaginary revolutionists in
Caba; one 70 give undesired succor" to Ire
land; one % occupy grant OF land in Costa
Rlca which Costa Rica denies ever having
made; one 10 help foreigners 70 overthrow the
naive government of Nicaragua; and one to
perform the same Office for Lower CaliforEis.
All Of these parallel the American flag. and
declared themselves missionaries Of Freedom;
and every one Of fkern xas made up. mainly
if not wholly, Of the defenders and extenders
of Slavery Al54ay Er>ning Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

1wLord Lindsay states that in the course
OF his wandering amid the pyramid Of Esyp,,
ne stumbled on mummy, proved b, is HE
rog}yphics to De at leas: 1000 years OF age.
On examining the mummy after 1t was
wrapped. he found in one offs closed hands
a tuberous or buibcUS root. He was iuteres
ted in the question how long vegetable lite
could last, and therefore took that turberous
root from the mummy's hand, planted il in a
sunny soil, allowed the rains and dews from
heaven to descen upon H. and IN the course
of few weeks. 10 his aSfoniShmen. and JOY,
the root burst forth, aud blo3med into a beau
tiful dahls
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
~"A negro woman. soon after HARM

EH'A 4 negro woman. soon a.ser haTlns
experienced religion. stole goose 10 nake
merry with her consort from a neighbo-ing
plantation. Ofcourse she was whipped for
the good Of Others a. well as OF herself Soon
after those circumstances, q communion was
70 take place in the neigLborbooi and Dinah
prepared to go. Her mistress demonstrated
with her. and mentioned the goose affair IS a
sufficient reason for her not TO offer herself on
such holy occasion: to which she replied:
'Lor. Aissus. ain's gwibe to turn my back
on nv Dressed Massa, fo- no old Go0Ssss'
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ms question aai uniformly No'ed againstls,
"5Fee'"S WI, ne.a n 1"e arguments "hlei
n ioaaIi Y. aafa departure from The uniform
u~a t since the organization OF the Govern
men. Of hazlr!aus tendency. Il was finally
,dop.ei. and tae fe,u,e was that a house. a
majority ' OF which was elected as advocates
Of the "Wilmot pra,i-o," refused to apply the
restriction to the Territories acquired from
Mexico. which. bv the laws of that Govern
tne,t, had been previously dedicated TO free
-l4very question By the enactment Of the fu5j.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

AZ - 'seoS Law SrsrAINkD.-Judge ISsRAa
a,s iippecanoe Circuit Court has decided
~ ~ "4a"r law o, Indiana constitutional. One
f'n"icS was brought before the Mayor of
- ss''e on charge Of selling liquors, and
attorneys took the case before .Iud
ssia AAa on writ of habeas corpus. Thi.
D. pson VIII be paramount in the counties Of
= Nermiil-on. Fountain, MONTGOMERY
.'0ne. Warren. Clinton. Benton, and TIN.
enit 'aliciAi eir-
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BAD FrSAscrAr OPEnAriox.-"Inspec.o

BAD FfSArcrAL OPEaArioS.-"Inspect
writes from Washington 10 tn. New 70.
Courier and Enquirer as follows:
|. cannot b. denied that one Of the caIs
of the excessive obs;nacy OF members is
fact tha. they are comparatively a. ease
money matters, owing 20 the advances
then By The Sergeant at Arms, upon their o.
ders on their accruing pay and mileage. |. /;
reported that this officer has disbursed no les
than So 900 in this way the greater par o5
which he obtained from n Pennsylvania cora
try bank. in pursuance of an arrangement %
return gold for the notes Of the bank, when
the House should be organized. The opera
ton has been bad one for the bank. Wien
il made the advance to the acoornmod atiny
Sergeant At Arns, il was no. supposed that
more than week or ten days would be Goa
sumed in the struggle over the Speakership.
Seven weeks has passed without action. and
without the prospect Of any. and now the
ban1 has become uneasy. l. is sta ed that
agents have been sent here to procure indorse-
ments and security for the loan. for beside
the losses arising from delay. there is giin
mer of possibility that Congress aH not or
ganizs at all. In the meantime the notes
have gone back. and been redeemed in gold.
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The supreme CouT


In tie Supreme Cours 70 day Jus.i.e
Mclean delivered th,. oP;u;oa Of tie Cour: in
the case Of Manny's Rsapng Machine. argued
az Cincinnati Last Summer. bT Reveriy john
son and E. y. Dickinson Tor NJ G9rmicl, and
Z. NJ Stanton and George Harding for the
defendants. NANNY 4 Co. dseiG.as al F9:o,s
n favor Of TIE letol ants. refusing an in
i1ot.on and t!isviissiag tile bin at sic Cormica's $
cost The Court EcId--iirs1. that Nanny
Respins Machine does not infringe upon any
OF IcCo:mick's pa.ents; second, that the dri
yer and reel used n Mauay's machine are
not the same. in form or principle. as tie i'm
P7o,ea,en.s pa:eatec. by Mccormick in l8i5
and are no infringement; third. .ha. the forker>
and stand position on Asnny's machine are
useful Improvements invented and ps,ered
by John II. Nanny. and not covered b Ne
Cornil Ks patent bn. different n form and
principle. AMI therefore no Infringement
An Injunction wa> refused and tie bill il
missed at the complainant cost.
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fvThe Louisville Journal says jefferson
was great man ant an uadou5ted pasrio.,
but q Southern editor would expose himself
10 ''the danger OF mob violence IL he were 10
use at this time such language as Mr.. jeff
erson used" And for using such language
as Mr. Jefferson used. editors in free States
are reviied. called aboliionis.s. by those who
falsely call them selves followers OF Jefferson
-Nodsson Cour.<r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

Hurrah far tie Women Of Kansasl We
fnd the following inciden: related Of the wo-
men of Lawrence and Topeka. in the Kansas
TriJuae Of the I4th:
when the town Of Lawrence was exoac-
ted every moment TO be bombarded BY the
enemy. the women we're solicited By their hus-
bands and friends to be taken TO q place Of
safety. ''Nop' was their answer, ..shis il
our home. here we'll stay: and il The enemy
enters our town. you viii find US By your
side" And the women Of Topeka When
the cali for men was made aud all bu. three
shoulde-ed their rifles and UaFched. the wo-
men were informed ,hst in ali probability the
Tribune" Office would be destroyed by soras
of the drunken rabble. las they bad msds
threats to iha. effect, before the men Of To-
peks would return The women replisd. IF
the Tribune Office Is destroyed. there will
not be woman lsfs 10 see il. for. as long az
any Of Us can WELD weapon. that Office viii
sland God forbid that we, even small ia
numbers, should be afraid Of whols re.i-
meut OF those YufiAns,''
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Professor Hon .n-, i... of opinion that wo-
man has kept Cnristeniom from lapsing back
into bsrbari-u- Il may be 50. says the Bps-
ton Pos.-at any rase i;swould DE- folly 70 de-
nv that without her labors those Of man would
be In vain.
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~Hon. Jefferson Davis. tbs present Sec
retsry OF War was on "Wednesday elected Z.
S Senator by the Mississippi Legislature for
six years from March sih, 1887.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

~Meas bodies may die. bat their souls shall
live on. and on forever. Nor do angels ever
ease TO 1--we
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PErTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, Nxw YORK,
And No. 10s State street, BosToF.
P. Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas t
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
ICE CREAM ICE CREAMS
IONGWEIRsTr a 90, -

u FSPEcRuLLY inlonn he Ladies' and Gsnllsnen of
II nhshvs that thsy bare htted ~ ths stEs thelr
siafe lee cFsan S4ioon ana have s2afsd pains
nats pheasant and every % tiBrs Thsy
rsiTonhSs ueFis
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
DISSOLUTION.
NEW FIRM.

~ - w a = - "
w u. SEARURH a. "a. =. PEACHs
have formed = partnership under the name s9-.
and style Of T. J. Seabury Co. and taken the stock IN
and sand Of j. NJ. Seahury Co.. In Coopers Block, LEM
Cherry street. their friends aud the public,
that they prepared TO execute every description OF Nork
in PLUMBING BUSINESS In the neatest and most sub
atAnal They win also furnish and ht up Gas FIX
tures In the hsndsomes styles They respectfully solicit
fhAre Of public patronage jan2l
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06

ME are nov in receipt Of our FALL AND WINTER
w GOODS, embracing large and Wsl selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, together with an
extensive assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
offer the trade terms that cannot fail 10 give salts
faction. We solicit call from those visiting markat
and shall pleasure in exhibiting stock and prices
them [sngS0-1l ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
Livery Stable.

"U TIE undersigned having taken ES
CtEcH( the Stable on Market Street, Nash UfaA
Sy5@>tS5 vile, Tenn, two doors below Che XII
Inn, and opposite the Mansion House, FORM
erly occupied by Hammer, respectfully that
he keep hand good horses and vehicles to be let TO
the hiring public reasonable terms.
He is prepared TO take Of in the best manner, all
Horses with him. either boarding horses travellers
Stable situated convenient 10 business, and he will
keep experienced oses and the best proyeader
he market AFFORD. Terms moderate.
jan ae-dtwawiy R. s. PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
No. 4s Dey St, New York.

SMITH'S sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS--fbe only premium awarded by the Amer
ican their late Fair the Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUSFlNG STOCKS to P. y. SMITH, Manufac-
turer, No. as Dey ST., New York.
Merchants viii md IL ally TO their advantage to call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment OF these very
fashionable articles for the neck Greai Inducements viii be
offered TO Jo0bers from Western and Southern cities.
Reference be had nearly all OF the hrtclass job
hing Houses OF Hex York City. jan1-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-12

TrxSEssEE.-Within the last few days we
have conversed with gentlemen Opposition and
prominence from each of the sections of Fenpes-
see, all ofwhom give most glowing accounts of
the prospects of the Democracy. Tho lowest
majority claimed for Buchanan and Breckinridge
is five thousand, wnile many claim ten. This
aewS is corToborated by private letters every
day FosAington Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-12

A PExFuIyp Misunderstanding gentleman would re-
main under the curse dsagrseable breath When
Ing 'DALx TgoUSkNo PLowE2s' deutltrcc Tonh
only render but ieave the teeth white ~ Raba
teE2 Many persons their breath Is bad and
the subject Is delicate, iher friends will heSer nenon
Pour single drop Of the Balm yoar tooth brush
wash tec. nisht and morning 80 cent bottle VII
last year.
BEGurIEuL CogPirxsy may he easily acquired by using
the ''Bn Thousand Fow+rs II will remove tan, pin
pies lreces from the skin leaving Il OF soft and fos
WSt lowell poar three drops, and WASH
EIe face nj ht aad morning.
StAviSo MADE EGBY.-Wet your shavinE.bruSh In either
warn. or cold Whter pour on three dFUrs B2l Of
FloseFs,1 well and It SKILL make
lathsr facilitating tue operation ofaav
ing Price only fifty cents.
W T. FETRiDGE CO.,
} Rrnnklin Square, New York.
FOR sale ~ T. II. LOGAN s CO s-ll-lyasw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-12

10 The Baltimore American says:-"P eruyi-
an gnano has been put up five dollars per ton.
Southern purchasers in al:lition, are obliged to
pay freight from New York, even though the
article they buy may be actually in store here.
The efforts to control the agents which were
made by certain influences here have had an adj
verse result, both to our cityin driving away
an important trade and to the purchasers, who
have to pay some two dollars per ton freight adj
ditonal"