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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25

M EDICINE A LUXURY,
DIR. MILLS,
.ARON1TIE ,SIONIGY RLTTERS.

A innocent tonic, dure,le Beverage prepared ras. t..
pureat very best material. and purely -sgitS -
ry article Of which is strengthening lRrirorltn " W
SYSTEM ana bS us hiZmiv Hyo'iH'i. properties Is 5E
DELICIOUS ELINIR,
TO correct the appetite, by strengthening the o,s
gsstTe organs the most certain specific for The r,on,
Choltc, Liver Complaints, Dizziness Fia;lleucy rA,s
tton anu all Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia. Persae "
ness, Physical and Mental Debility, regulatnE Inc Ly,i
and impornG tone and chrCTflcss 10 she ELole ,,.,
this Is truly '
lSH1GoRATISG CORDIAL
and Should be in the possession Of every family r.. e
Sanion Q! the feeble Will healthy; sinJis
satisfy the most inSTeaioaH to ter OeRrncta elect @
being perfectly innocent and harmless uIC4t Is!
consultation.
TRAVELLERS
Will Ind them Invaluable, dispensing they do viii It,
annoyanceS SO often rnSricTei by change OF water
ct dispvEnS Agus Fever and the aa,A Q. IA,
description,
TO HOTEL PEOpWIETORS.
Every vel! reSulEt Hotel should be supplied With VIZ.
aromatic Stomach BitterS, thev are more pea,a All
hcalthfu than the ordinary CTR BisIs heretofore u
asnElc TRIAL will exclude sill others
s E. Adults, teaspoon full 10 small Vias s.
too strong
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists and
ers dealers in the United States, Cara.laS AMI at v
sale By WM. o. MILLS, Sole Proprietor New Yovs vlr
all communications should he directed.
e. W. PRANZREIM Agent,
fc!S-NH Wheeling u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25

DR.. DUFToN, the only practitioner IN ii.
who praci!ses the new, painless, and I:sG Safe,
treating all dLseasas to which the eye sas sD n
~ oshcrmeans have failed to afford relsi "At'e.g-
sucha fair and impartial trial. PATIENT NO seu. Al
few particulars Of their case, can have renrs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
OuEENSWARE.

QUEENSWARE.
ME respectfully invite citizens and country
w chants Who rtpleniEhns thsif stock Of Chna,
C;lsss Ceensare Fancy Goods, examine stock
going East purchasing ei'ewhsEe 1t embraces
sosae entire new and desITable patterns of this
sPRING IMPORTATION.
We country merchants TO give ns EaettE prices,
4tih cost Of transportation.
~6csaS for re.thipmsRt packed With Ersatcare and
P''A' J.K DuNHAM & CO.,
No. IS Monroe street.
ans Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
New Spring and Summer Goods

NO. SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure in saying friends that am TecelV
i Ing my Spring and Summer Goods consisting OF Broad
C0ths ali coors hSve beautiful lot OF Plain and Fan
ey French Cassneres think much better assortment
than can be found In the city.
Asovesngs great variety, aud Of every description
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
Nv stock consists Drab, Deta, Bombazne Duck, Lin
en- Marsees italian Cloth DC &c &C. that can't be beat
for making and Clothes for the weather. NIL
Of which prepared TO make IN the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Cloths. Cassineres, Cashmere Cloth, Duck
Linen Drab Dets, Bombakne, and various other Goods
made un In gooO sye PAntaoonS and Yeats great vari
ety shirta CoaFs press Cloves, Crayats suspenderS
and every article that required for gentlemans
outfit.
ss5s4 F'EAse cav AUS sA'' g RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Savings Bank Store,
Old POsT 0FFI.GE:

OitD 10y. 81 g q, - s LI7S.;-,1 ),
lITIZESE Of Wheeling md TieinyTh!S Old maxim for
beaI4 reEalnds hist not be anss TO call 70 ur
Attention 70 Pan aad Winter stock OF Boots, Shoes Hats
us ULhFtas Carpet SAcks, 1t the c0EEer OF MarEc
and Monroe streets where yin find great variety o.
faosI IAy received Goods suitable 70 the season. at
Low prizes.
Yssy sakfa tie liberal patronage received since
coming amongst respectfully SOLICIT you al - call and
Ga.nls NJ stock t VIII Be pleasure to and walt On
yea thas nhiinE IabOr viii Fcst that may give thelr oa
1EiaE heAiIh ind tia aainE Industry and economy
Ray have Health.
Lsdsst Z you ush 70 purchase fashionable and cheap
WATER Bonnel9, slrs,
Can 81 he cid Post oESs, opposite the AeLnTs.
G<ntsatn, Ryeu Wish to psEeAase fash1on4be Cap or
can aide above place, where you VII rct-.Aat
Remember The old Post 0t5ce corner.
10 C5unr Merchants have few Goods to dispose Of at
os se Rssies% oh WATSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
NOR NORroI X Ann PETEReRURa PHI

ENOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG.-fHE UNITE
4 States msi steamship ROANOKE Captain Thsm,s Skin
ner win leave for the above places Wednesday, 2d inst
O'CLOCK p NJ, from pier ID North river. She win
nj Norfolk the next Gferl a. Petersburg the folio
morning psSprers Tor The South will proceed DIRECTLY
by the Ares southern mail line 70 Char eson Augusta,
vanps &C. Those fr Richmond will strive 1T dssns
ton early Friday morning Travellers viii Fad his tn ches
eat, peasirtss and mos. expeditions route Psssaye
are, with ssefoom 10 Norflt IS; Peereburg a.,
mosd, no, Apply toIrDbCH piEASGhtf, 81 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

fTRIEsEMAh-ThE GkeAr EUROPEAN DISCOVER q
Protected by royal letters Of secu ~.
by the seals tie de Pharmsce dc Paris and the I'm
perial College OF Medicine Vea Ba.
TREsEMAR No lis the edy for general debility The
sem would rot become IMPAIR evan 10 ,hs decline Of te
Triesemar no universally adopted all oh sca
pedments vanish Ike magic before M influence
ing i invaluable 70 ihoee entering the marriage state
TRlSsExAR No. 2Complcey eradoa,os all those disorders
which copAya and cubebs have long been thought anti
de tor 70 the ruin OF the health OF vast portion of our popu
alton.
TRsExAR No. Sis the great European remedy for that
class OF dcrders which, unfortunately The English physicians
with mercury the Inevitable destruction OF the
tents constitution, which all the sarsapari In the world
not remove
TnEsExAR Nos. Asd alike devoid Of taste mnel
neuseAtng qualities They may lie the toilet table
without their uro being detected.
Fold in tin nj %. four casee In sne or 50 which
81; and In t cases whereby there saving OF e9 d.
vded into doses as admintsterea BY vapeu IAe
mspd Rour Wholesale and retail and forwarded
part Of .he world by r. A. BARROW NJ eprsseutsaye Of
he patenee Amercs 81 Greene street peax Canal New
York. Attendance daily, ii A. vi I'm and from
4osP M tsupdsss excepted, unless by previous appoint
msnt. To- 81 Greene street, Canal Sold also by w. b.
Mc err book store A youth Third street. Philadelphia The
above ces cnly be had direct fom the above name
o ahlhmepta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

mail seamsrA-The Ahps composing ths ms are As OF
0winG-
ATLANTIC, Capt VeA- PACIFIC, CApA ndrsdgs
BALTIC. Capt Comatoek. ADRlATiC, Capt -.
These Hhps have been butt by expressly Tor
ernment .eSvce. hvery been ahon heir
ton, Aho IN their engines strength and soed And
near acoornmodAoae for passengers nnequA led for el
canoe ana comfort pee passage from Now York 70 Ivor
poo IN first class cabin &30 do, b; ezoustve
ofesrs size sssIooma 1885 hem Liverpool New York, 50
and guneas An experienced attached
Nc horh seauyed until paAdf Dy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

rSou sAIv-AN EATING AND DRINKiEG SALOON
fitsa up best manner on the eat boroughsre Of
syeet needs bot 10 he seen {, satisfy that
4 = a coed ssard Inquire the premises, l23 Beesman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

LIOR LIVHRFOOi.-UNirED ST ATEs Man. STEAK
IL chip BALYIo Captain Jos J. Comsoch-Ths s.esmship
VIII depart with the United States unss Tor Europe positively
saturday. April IT, O'Clock NJ from her berth at the
foot Of Canal street
The chip has improved watsr light bufkheads
For freight passage having uhequsled Accommodations
for elegance and comfort apoY 10
EDWAHD X. COLLINS. Sc Wall street
Passengers are requested 70 be BOARD al u A. NJ
Shippers viii please take notice that ho ships Of this line
cannot carry goods traband Of war
be returned.
The steamship win succeed the Baltic Snd sail Nay 10
The steamers Of this line avoid danger from ce, will
Banks Of Newfoundland north q 40 degrees until
after the lst OF August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

TN0R GAviShtH AND FLORIDA.--UNITED STAIRS
Il mail hpt-Frs and elegant steamer ALABAMA
Captain Geo scnerck will leave on Saturday April IS
RON pier No. north river at O'Clock p. NJ Bills OF ading
signed on board For freight passage, spply TO g. L.
IfHILh ID broadway Fer Florida through tickets from
New York 70 Jacksonville f3 70 Pnaks, 49, Large and
commod'ous steamers leave Savannah for Florida rns
week coEnectns ~h The steamers RON New fo-k rpet-
dayf ard Saturdays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SYDNEY DlRErT.--ONi Y
"a vessel for that pcrt-1he clipper bark j. GODFREY
vii he dispatched on the s5h April She accommodate
CIV passengers. Apply early 70 GOODBYE, ARKELk 4
aIIIl Pearl pt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

A UgYRALIA.-PIONEEK LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A eA earning tho United States malls. The new aud
beautiful clipper shp SPORTSMAN, Mempeon, mast 81
FOR nslcoIrne and sydney three parts loaded win positively
small quantity Of freight and x passengers Her 40
commodedons for passage arc unsurpassed Early appss
ton for balance OF freight passage r.
CAMERON, No Bowling Green, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

~. A \. y laa
sss nsuss. nor aasnds Is psa aud ssnasrs annessssAry
ny + &c., p visual
vpssdry Is with DE production Aolsuxh and
3 SiSsion. sscs Nv: 3 sssy gao &c
Il Il M Pc: sSss 81 ss Ne 5
A NkDNNn HAS Bean DISCOVER kD. -pR. HAioN
s oc ceas. s . sss
nedoins equal % l. Once rs 5owsy. NY =
Dr.. HasSs:S Sr@fhe sosae a nsaens russssasa
I y1u r dNE soSsh 49, s.ssa me ~ so %.s
" H.!sA.:-D:.s sS-i.yns - p. wlssSis soa.
2;ss IS W. sss:- - :is - V. = y:
&C., ise. than ons bOtoe q compound s~sd M he
casss "a pow So~sy. x.s fors sn'a n''' ' NJ
ID BEsT asxTEB dsVoiss bis sssnton excessively iosSe
treatment Of diseases Of the throat and lungs Residence and
M WARDS UNpoRfUEATRs FRIEND, AID OTHsk
~ unrivaied Remedies sure cure q essein dseas
&snsni md Pssdy sqra should come @nsd..siy = me
uSs mss g Re:
s~,: So in os. Ss Y
corner Of broadway. ' y '3''''
ma. RALPH, AurnoR or THE ..rRAC1ICAL PR
Roo, we're so: sn A. oo s sIS,Gp sss DssT
eaceped, those Who apply in he early stages win be
cure In ssrcars Rom ~ rs. Or %cps.s % = @s se-
vs9ced and disuesslpg st.sss he ansee rapid
obtained from sther In America Consultation
strictly confidential Private seats for waiting.
nR LARMONT's PARIS AND LONDON ngDIoAL
100 eectroyped Illustrators; cloth, u. II gves Ne sdvsN II
remedies, and shows Me superiesf6 Of Ne axaors Pas
london treatment Of certain diseases, zDo dehne
heal and general from nud ndiseron, b. ONE
hours II A n. p. n. q Rsads sxeet 10 Bfna1(
way, New YoRk We recommend Dr. LAreon % " aAhsssa.
NAkDIOAL AND SURGICAL CONsULfArIONs.-DR
W COOPER, IA Duane street. be consulted with con0
certain Diseases twenty years tn one speciality
lOaton guarantees OF resolving
honorable treAtmen and all who have been msled by
botrums. &C. may cau on Dr. @. with
The certainty once IA Duane street
KToTIeE-TBE UNDERSIGNED DOCTOR, WHO g.
IN graduated at the Academy OF Paris and has served
French army for great chef SURGEON Row.
after having prscsed his art during twenty yeArs offers
his services for curing hind Of wounds, ulcers
fevers scrofulas &C In very short time Any sufferer
fore his clients have ullv recovered Respectfulv r.
sCIIMEL1Z n D., Hotel de PUAon, ~ and q Greenwich
street, New York.
DTCORD's PRACTICABLE. @. d. HANMOND TOR-
IL merly . pupil with kcord, of PARA and WIN NJ cale-
brated surgeons of this CITY, DS Mott CArnochan nforns
pubc that he be consulted for the
ant and for those Of the throat uu - a
located rooDs 5t6 Roadway oppoalS a
Nicholas Tote. Once hours rom 70 I, and 70 a
sent Consultations Francais. c. ID. RAMONA n m
PhytissS. Consulting and Operative Surgeon.
1,HE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE-DR. POWHR,a pVs
r'odc pills. 81 per boz. Sold b. DR. PoweYs % Cana
street, corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NEW MRNT-ACCOMMODATION LINE-
~ For Norwalk landing ct New Rochelle and Rocky Nec
The .samsr NoRWALK Ia. Capt Gsorse T. Rodman cn
hsrne alp kast river daily nndays excepted 81 ocloc
p M Returning. will leave Peck's DOCK South Norwaa
daily Leave South Norwnk at O'Clock A. M fare 80 cents
leaves Rocky Neck at 8l5 NJ fare 80 cents leaves Ne,
Rochelle At ga. M faro % cens Freight taken
delivery of the goods. All perrns forbid trusting
ef said boat
written order from he aren't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
'PosRD DATES OF FAILING.

80 pS1n13V ePptv
5hW,D X COLLINS. Dc Wall siresk M
bhOWN, SHlPLEY d CO., Liverpool.
6rkPHEN KkNNARD 4 CO., q Austin FrsSrs, London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
he owners Of these shps viii be accountable for gold
nver bullion specie jewelry precious stones etas
tsss ens Adng are nsnsd Asrsor and As value thereof
Shippers please take malice The hps ii ns line cannot
carry any goods ooutrabaoo Of war.
AMleten must pas through NE Post ofce other win
be returned.
NorCE-7he day of departure Of this Tine
for 1855 will DO Saturday commencing ban g. ard atsr
Saturday; and from Liverpool Wednesday, commencing
Jan. e, and every alternate Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

TUE GREAT FEMALE MEDICJNE-DR. POWRR,g pTa
uksst corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

DRIVATE cor suit 11Ogve.-n R. WATSON ATrEsps
sxcluhvely diseases Of certain sAss IN which ne has
cnred number OF in long course Of pracnne
change fof Diet Dr. Watson earnestly recommera
A. early call ser he nrst appearassss e delay OF the
mept pafe the ,ubssqusp curs Len speedy ". WATSON
Wreet, fourth west II Broadway Also conauanns By
nttov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

DILRS, PILES, PlLks.-sIMPsOS's VEGETABLE sPE-
cc Alter test Of many years has proved itse superior
Pablo from be shown from number Of
certificates from medical VI the principal IoAce 5l5
Rrorme rect New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NOR SAIE-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN SFO NE FRONT
home No. IA East Sixteenth street. with the m fern i'm
nyovemepts with house AID aud three los of
yornd To let very low, houses 4usvile in first
rate or er Aso for sale some 400 well situated gen
e 80 readences near the depo OF the Hudson var Kali
,naa inquire OF r. y. CAKMAN, l0s3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

IJUDBON RIVER RAILROAD.-FROM APRIL 8
IL 1866 the trains win leave Chambers street station
owsnk,p5eMss a; ~ and E Nj mail A n nroust
r.. = tor Sing htng 1880 and 2 for Hudsor
Sing and Peeksk trains stop at the way Passenger,
gken ut Chambers Canal Chris opher and Thirty rs
4asP NJ. and East Albany ats, and lie " and 5'
Pm M. L. SYKES Jr., Supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

u HE NEW York AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail seamsrh-The ships composing thh nns are We FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NAEDICAL AND SURGICAL GONEULfArTONG-DR
M COOPER IA Duane street. may be consulted with conA
certain diseases; In one speciality
and his present location guarantees OF re,eyinG
honorable reAment and all who have been msed by
qusck advertisement Dottrums &c. may can ON DIR. O. with
the certainty cure. once IA Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

A UerEAIIA INDEPENDENT LINE.-THR MAGNTFI.
n cent clipper ship QUEEN OF THE SHAS, will have
ssPssr scr Melbourne IN May The above vessel one q
nodaons tor superior any vessel that
allied for Austraa; her cabins all deck flied up
equal 70 steamship Parties intending take passage
requested TO examine her before engaging elsewhere. For
reiRht passage. at low nppiy board
Naet river, GOODBYE, la bILIOT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

NOR sALE-A STAND IN WASHINGTON MARKET
n good poultry, pork butter Iuuuire of j. d
CROCK, at Croocks dining saloon, 1856 Washington street.
before O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
UNDRRsIavED DOCTOR, WHO 3

NOTIeE THE UNDERSIGl
IN grad at the Academy Of
French army for q great many ye
after having prsctised his art dur
his services for curing any hin
fevers, scrofulas a.. &c f, In a We
may be convinced Of q sure and m
the prescriptions Of the Doctor, W
fore his clients have iullv re
sCHMEL1Z, n. D., Hotel de TT
street. New York.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
ny Tie Var on HORNS. NOW wa

f1- Tile Var on Worms, now wa
ging byDr. l. Scott & Co., is throwing
Scbastobol and its tragedies quite out
of sight. Read the following Cor,iii-
cate from Mr.. SAMUEL HOWELL, (son
of Ed. Levin Howell who is well and
favorably known in this community:
This isto Certify that few days since, pro.
cured OIL Dr.. I. Scott vial ofMcL anes Improved
Verm Huge. gave portion Off to two of my
children that were sick, and in few hours they
dis charged large quantity OF W orms and were
at ouce restored TO health have used in my
family DR.. McLanes old Vormifuge and several
others, but can unhesitatingly say that the lsf-
PROVED Vermifuse of DR.. I. SCOTS Co. is vastly
superior, and did my family mo re good than any
other Vcrnifuge ever used.
SAMUEL HOWELL.
Monon gala Co., Va. Oct. 10Th 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
ODD.FELLOWs.

The following officers have been cleo
ted and installed, in the two depart
ments Of the Order mentioned, for the
current elective term:
Orphans Friend Eacampment, No. %
G. p. William Durbin,
II. P. Dr.. A. G. Miller,
S. w. Henry Reed,
Scribe. Elijah Morgan,
Treas. Jas. Odbcrt,
j. W. S. siegfried, jr.,
P. G. P. er. of. John e. Fleming.
Eag~ Encampmcnt meets on the eve
nlngs Of tho 1st and Sd Mondays of
each month, at g. o'clock.
Nonongalia Lodge, No. 60.
N. G. S. sicgfricd, jr.
V. G. Henry Reed,
Sec'y. A. Fairchi!d,
Treas. VIM. Durbin,
Chaplain. Eben. Mathers,
P. G. &c of. A. F. Laughed.
sJ~ Lodge meets every Saturday
evening at early candlclighting.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
NOTICE.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to me
ID by Purnel Simpson, dated LIST January, 1916,
OF record in the Clerks Office Of MonOngaia
county, to indemnify Asa Sutton and Levin
Fleming, suretics Of purnel Simpson, as adj
minstrat or of Eiiab Simpson, shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the pubic ground before the
Court 10 use in Morgantown, TO the highest bid.
der, for ready money,
On the Fourth Monday in January next,
NS56) two undivided ninth parts Of the tract OF
Land on the head waters Of Scott's Run, of
which sa id Eiiab Simpson died seized, the whole
tract containing So acres, more or less. Such
title will be made Us is vested in mo by said trust.
w. r. WILEY, Trustee.
December %, 1863. I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
DAGuERREOTYPESl

The season for obtaining duplicate
or fac-simile of your "human face d.
vine," in the best style of the Daguer-
rcan art, is fast drawing to q close
Mr.. Scott, the accomplished artist, of
the Car, will leave ON W cdnesday or
Thursday of next week. The advan-
tagcs the Car affords Of light is far su-
perior to that enjoyed by any artist in
a room without sky-light, and no one
who wants first-class likeness, should
permit the present opportunity to pass
by without securing it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
The Home Journal for 1850.

The fret number Of new and brilliant series
of MoRRis e. WILtIss Home Journals new
and beautiful typographical dress, has just issued
from tho press. 1t contains chapters ! and III
OF Paul Fame, or Parts Of Life Else Untold, a
Romance in serial numbers, by N. p. Willis
the commencement OF series of original songs
by q. p. Morris, and tho first part of nm original
noreieito in verse, called the Story ola Star, by
]. NJ. Field, and numerous other literary attrac-
tons Of no ordinary description. Those who
wish TO begin at tho beginning can do so by
sending their names TO the Editors, New York.
The terms are--for one copy, So; for 8 copies,
So; or one cory for three years, S5,-alwaysin
advance.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-12
EXECUTION OF MILLER

Fer tie Murder Of II. II. =. Hdde Z
and III, Graef, Cumberland, NJ. D.
Frederick Miller the murderer is no
more he died rs he had livcd-obstin-
ate to the last. Even in his prayers
for mercy his obstinacy never changed.
Morbid curiosity drew TO our place thou
sands. EARLY in the morning the
streets were crowdcd--every avenue
was thronged with eager enthusiasts
women as conspicuous as men. At 10
o'clock pursuant to the order Of tho
Sheriff, the "Guards" and "Continen-
tails" formed the line of march at their
armory and proceeded to the Jail.
In a short time the prisoner was ia
ken out and placed in wagon, and
from thence conveyed to the place Of
execution, about milo north of town
in charge of our indefatigable Sheriff,
DR. Everett, Deputy and aids. The
wagon containing the prisoner was sta
toned between the two Military Com
panies-"Guards and" Continentals."
The order of march was given and the
immense assemblagc Of people pro-
cccded to the ground in good order
When they arrived at the scaifold
very appropriate and feeling address
was delivered by the Rev. Mr. GLENN
Of the Methodist church, demonstrating
that "the way of the transgressor is
hard" and that "the wages Of sin are
death"
After the remarks Of the Rev. Mr.
GLENN, the prisoners spiritual advis-
er, the Rev. Mr.. Maeir, knelt with
him, 1.-THE prisoner, and made very
solemn appeal in behalf Of the unfor-
tunate culprit to the Throne Of Grace.
At the conclusion, the prisoner contin-
ued knceling, and made long and i'm
passoned prayer, suppllcating the
Lord to have mercy on his soul. He
said that he was hardened creature
but throughout his devotions he sternly
denied the crime for which he was con-
victed and to give the assertion empha-
sis placed his hand upon his heart sew
eral times.
When he concluded he arose and
shook hands with all present ON the
scaifod. \ few seconds elapsed. 1t
was fifteen minutes Of one O'clock
Here we will draw blank over the aw-
full scene, only remarking that it was
indeed sad moment--a moment for
sad thought-shaking hands with our
fellow mortals, in good health, con-
scious ali the time that in few mo-
ments we would be in eternity. 1t
is horrible to contemplated think of
in the face of all the evidence addu-
ced to convict him, the prisoner, dying
protesting his innocence to the last,
placing his hand on his heart; and c.
ven when struggling in the agonies of
death, that hand still with great effort
found place on his breast, as if to
give lastsilent token of his innocence.
But Of his guilt there is no doubt-none
in the least.
SO ended this sad scene. "Earth
has a mortal less" Frederick Miller
is dead He cxpiated his crime on
the gallows; the majesty of tho laws
of the land demanded it, anda Chris
tian people can only hope that he died
reconciled to Heaven.
But the moral lesson it taught we
can answer, such scenes are revolving,
and only serve to deadcn the finer and
purer feelings ofhumanity. May they
be less. = Cumberland Joanal.