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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

DR.. II. Ii. MITCHELL,
July 10, 1856. Elkton. Md.
AGUE SUFFERERS will do well to read
a treatise by Edward S. Norris on the Forms
and Complications of Chlls and Fever, and
the use Of Pascha!ls Fever and Age Mixture
in the prevention and treatment of that and
other masmatic affections. Sent free to any
address.
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JAS. Il. HIcGUhaGU UGH,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
n IN CHANCERY Office under the
"Howard House, Main Street, Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, lS55-tf.
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M.stcllaneus aopertilncnts.
CHILLS AND FEVER.

TUST received a fresh supply of Paschall's
- Fever and Ague Mixture, a never failing
remedy for this disease; give it trial.
For sale Inv
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Land and Chestnut Timber.

DY virtue OF q Decree of the Circuit Court
10 for Cecil county, in Chancery, the un-
dcrsigncd, as Trustee, will offer at Public
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Col, Fremont offered tic Nomination. for The
Presidency Jy the Dcmocr@y-1Ae O0er
Rci,rt,d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
Mew Orleans Advertisements.
CDiENA<'S
PATENT PREMIUM UNpuLhroRN
CORN AND FIGURING MILLS.

-
IL. inifinrcmenl- in the construction of
n Mills, or by selling other make Of mills
an the reputation of mine, viii be certainly
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law shade
and nroyided m such eases for the protection
of patcniees.
Muufctory Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CITY, suburb Of New Orleans.
Warehouse 80 Natehe1 street, New Orleans
DESCRIPTION.
Tn, Mil exhibit, both novelty and simpl'ol'
IA m ia constructions j. portable, or stationary,
a, may be desired and embraces seven diti"r-
cnt sizes. ranging from fourteen inches to three
feet in diameter, being equally adapted TO
water, Steam. horse or windmill power, to each
Of which 1t is applied with success unpafal-
elled In the history Of the milling art.
ADVANTAGES.
l.t Simplicity of construction and dura-
bisty Of material, the burrs being IN solid
block
ri. The under stone being (lhe runner
peffsrf'y balanced, giving il the uadulatory
motion which iusures uniformity in the cri-t
"a The centrifugal action Of the running
,.otc facing the grain from the centre the IN
slant d falls upon 81.
,ia. The exc being small effects a great
saving 10 power by breaking the grain near
the perfect center, OF the stone.
5th Tie c.uantg Of the grain NEVER
#HANetNs 10 tie BYE Il the upper stone and al
lowing The mill to rau c@pty, TO the great IN
lur, of the jrr>,
Gth The arrangement oi the neck or jour
pal fthe spindle, being below the stone, where
ID can be- Oiled at tHr Wiil of the operator while
the min j, running at tttlI speed
7,a The advantage OF al N, GRINDING sur
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
STEAM SAW MILLS.
IWILL'S STEAM SAW WILL.

THE ,ahs-r having substituted steam
ior horse pow, hcretoicrc used To- h's
mills. -lluaied thrce miles south % Marsha. D.
on thc Carthage road, taxes pleasure in an
nouncine to the puble that b, .' prepared 90
All al ORDERS cntru .,sl TO BIN with accuracy
and dispatch
The following prce. w.i' De chWget Tor Jun
hef paid mmcd stel upon delivery
Ordinary SQUARE edge lumber, .boSoi measure
n..r thousand siU 90
Rough .igc humber. board mca-lfo' , vp
lAibns and Paling, - cu
II not paid apon delivery, the i'i.""inE
proc. vii be- charged
Ordinary square rdr, 4uaer board measure
per thousand, 50 80
Rougl edge lumber Haari measured : Sd
.Iataag .ud Faiirg, j. 90
GruIng regularly every Saturday, AZ the
shlh. flr iEe accommodation 70 the pubIe
y % Oaa Ut Geo pa-f'- horse power, for
sale loss b., tire subscriber
CLIO " EWELL
Va, I-is. 1850 r. g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

ElchaRgt Place, ADJOINING The Pa'tomrf
NEW ORLEANS.
DECElNES by the steamships express and
II malls, a. tbe ncw book. Us fast a.. issued
from lAe press A,Nay, on hand, foil stock
of thr pu0cpal Standard \uihnr- 10 the differ
eni department.. ot librafsrc. Science aHi 'ae
Ar. N,eeIiAneou. books. Ntdis4 Book,
Agricultural Books, Scientific BOOKS, Cheap
Publications. AcraI Publications, Magazine,
Newspapers, etc, etc
My stock O., YER, complete Zoe a.| b., details,
and NOS surpassed b} auy establishment n
Toe South.
Countri gentlemen VISITING the .ity, are re-
specially invited 90 examine my shelves before
purchasing d-cw.erc
Subscriptions received for all the .e8i-
my newspapers and magazines published ia
the uiou
NO charge for packing and drayage.
J G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
Exchange Place,
Ami "a 56-y Adjoining Pho pusjoGits4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

ALL NEW STOCK.
1xxu,, The undersigned having opcuod
NTH d large and splendid assortment of
new southern Furniture, il pre-.
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms. This being the only neS
stock il the city, purchasers will lind II to their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere
VII keep constantly on hand
NGrbie, Sofa and Centre IableS,
Extension Tables Of mahogany, walnut and
oak, aud of all sizes; rosewood and mahogany
" ofk and Card Tables. Dressing Tables /.
walnut and cherry Dining Tables; oak, MA.
hogany ami rosewood Sideboatds Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and inahogany Armoirs,
Nashstauds, Bcdsteads, parlor Chairs T,te.a.
Tetes, Ot;omans, Dyan~. easy chairs, rockers,
etegercs, secretaries and bookcases, oak and
walnut office chairs, diuing.room chairs, child.
rens' chair and rockers, mahogany and walnut
tea-poys and light stands.
Har, Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Iookng-Glasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany paros Sets, together with every ar.
tlele usually found in furniture warehouse.
" This Is an entirely new establishment,
and no Old stock on hand. Purchasers will
find il greatly to their interest to give tins store
a call before buying elsewhere rs the proprie.
Tor Is confident that be can offer them newer
IS les Of Tia" most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and at greater Laf,ain,
than any other house in the city
CHARLES A STEWART
'pr.l ~ lsjGay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

George Lane = samuel r. Vaughan. tIcirs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
ulacksso,lt1niOE,

Gunner, upsht %, Teas.
a The undcrsign,I would respectful IN.
q - form the public, that he is st,l! at his old
W stand ia Gilmcr, ready and willing to
work fol oil who may favor HIN with their pat.
ronage Having many years experience, he
hopes 70 be able to give entire satisfaction
Horse shooting done ia a superior style, and
on reasonable terus.
Y !. TRIO WELL.
OF 6. 1855. u9-Ir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

Ttm mmd sheet Iron Mnnuoac;,SI...s.
n>liE subscriber thankful for the -
l patronage he has hitherto Ioes"suhls
spectnlly informs his friends and inc P" ~
that he has Just received a lot Of tin anu h
iron, aud ia now prepared TO do any ~o..
his line. at shor, notice, that may be ue"'. an
cd. In future, he viii do business slf'e"y
the cash principle, IS he cannot afford 10 WV
Longer on credit.
lie hopes to receive liberal patrons:x
lI- Cotton Brands cut to order. ,,v
January l2th, 1857, no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
r9cw Orleans Advertisements


N,rman's. Recpcs Il Sons, tcherman $,
and OsborHc's.
lust received. large stock of the above
y ,olor-, 10 cakes md in Mahogany and rose
o.,al boxes, with lock and key. Also, Ger
ran Color,. in cakes and boxes, fine a-sori-
ment
oil color., ia ubs-Engli,h and American
ranya,rs for portraits IN frames OF sNi0 -
t3x5e
Canvas in rolls. from 81 TO So inches wide
Sfr,,thsrs for c1nyase-, e all sizes;
tua doz fne sable and camel hair pencils
100 pain, and siruI-h brushes all sizes
50 package, gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white aud yellow
To fo.l. % sheets and books
T.g-c. sf al the u.ua. r1.or,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

MOI LOK, Hnporlfr, ! 70 tharlt,s street
IL. between Cont aud st LOUIS streets
French and German Patent feathers, Calf
skins. Morocco nd, Innings and Fancy Boot
Legs Also, Lasting and Satin Franca,,, Boo,
Nrhh- and Balloons. Boot l.acing., Tvs
silks, shoe thread, last and shoemaker tool,
IA large stock Of every article IN ts
manufacturing line apis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
Woodman's Cherry Expccterant,

the medicine that has created such an exet-
meut 40 the North among the Physicians, ast
has been pronounced by al who have used
a~ being Tar superior to any Cherry Pectora
Woodlands Chcrry ENprctoran' contains IN
active medic. qualities OF the pure decoetea
Of " MI Cherry Bark, and man, other valuable
Ingredients that reudc Il far better ihau asI
other Couch medicine in this country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
DANIEL EnW ARDS.
Copper, Tin and >heet-lrOn Worker,

N0s. 2s 30 md 30 va Leree Nireei.
( OPIER Tin, Iron and Xinc Roofing, Vat
y lcys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors shutters Frames, Bolts, OF
every description, Iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings supplied with Steam
iebiesi drying rooms, plate heaters, bathing
apparatus Machinery repaired, and iobbng
Of every description punc,ually attended to.
Brass Founding, finishing and pattern ma.
King. april 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
J. VI. MAITLAND, " u.
GAtLArt,. Miss, May |, is5

ItAILAff7,, NIsH,' MY II '"J'
O @ WoopMAN Dear SIR | nave gwen
your Cherry Expeciorant d tar lrla'' aHd 'n'
w,ll pleased wilh Il. effects better than 'ny
other article | ever met with. | woa'a e
pleased to have you send me half dozen Dol
Ties by the bearer Respectfully,
W NJ MAsoS, NJ. u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
Regular Rel hiicr aud Lake Packet,
r, Il. POWELL,

~ THE splcudlj and fist ruoping
.zsssa paa cugcr packet. Il. " Powell, K
n uer'p, commapdr, will run in the rboyr
trade during the entire season Passengers
may rely upon every attention being paid 10
their comfort
u The Il " Powell Is en'ircly new, su.
porbly fitted up ailh cgcry modern improve
mcnt, and Tor beauty, speed eomfor' conyen.
iencc, and Safely, is un-urpassed And IN aiI
her equipments aud arrangements tin which no
regard has been paid to cost is dotgred to be
q superior passenger packet
February IL 1856 ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
CHARLES DECUEuT

& +. iNNsON
Iprch /. l~56 M IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

pooHsrLLuu AND srArloNnR

\o. 36 camp Street. y orifan
4 LWANS on hand, a large assortment Of
y Law, Medical, Theological Standard ans
miscellaneous Books, ehoap publications, s's
SCHOOL, BOOKS and STATIONERY
at Wholesale and retail, Blank Books of ever
variety PRINTING AMI Buok.hludins executed
with neAtness and dispatch apl9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

This preparation has attained wac '',,
brity from the universal success when n's a.
tended it, use. For coughs, colds, and ~ 'is'
any pulmonary complaints, this m'un"ml
from lis peculiar properties as d''so''''s Il.
its soothing power to all irritations OIL y.
throat, Will probably be preferred to any o"s'
offered to the public. As an appc'i ~' "
dyspep,ic remedy, it viii also be found eA.s.
lent, lis natural and gena' warmth keeping
Remop 6 only Cough ned I;
cine that Isl OF Inc "sI q
fraternity. ..ts ed by, aPpre'sa
aud rcco nme h.cd by the leading Physician "a
New York city. Every bottle Is waf'a""w ",
give satisfaction or the money rcfundeu n.
guarantee it to be better than any Cherry
toral, Cod Liver Oh, or any thing e'''
oAtapt
o. Prng--Onc dollar a Bottle.
o. o. WOODMAN, Sole Proprietor,
cor Common and Magazine ~
New Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
Local Advertisements.


WISH 10 eail TIE attention Of the a
citizens of Harrison county 20 nay -,
large stock OF good, IN stof. and 20 which " '
additions are being made cecy week. ] have
uos, on hand.
Fin,four cooking. ,hup, odice. and paf.or
stoves u all .nds and pHges ~ ned--irat.
from ! io $ laj. toe ehsr~ "i al kind'
from 10 cents 10 : $500 piece 80 d'a amy Ia
bls... assorted 60 wasb and work stands. a--
sorted ~ sofas, assorted 30 CRIBS and ~
hridles Is bureaus, 20 r4fd .r ..fc tables O.
- iau .,s, ,aie-, centre table,.
q s~xs4xa; ebdrcn'- IS yr"H-. tubs, toy r.
S bowls. and buckets, asadfiei.
spinningN heels. hf5sm.. lizard afie, lo4 Kegs ni
nails assorted. brsds and ba shng naa.- 81 tae
best quallt,. casting. IT all siuds, hne ioi 81
knives 4nd fork .poor-, ladIe. g. TIE tnc,t
la, 81 pocket cut,5 ever brought 60 Toe place.
Guns, and pistols. assorted Queen s., glass.
snI 800 ware 4 4t.r iatof Ies ,.Ist @4'eae,,
aud iau good actefd3unH, mls.c4I ius'fI-
meets. toys, g. by goods boot- -Aoe-. bats.
caps, and borHef.s d arge loi ~ YEA ~.
paper. assorted also a large and we'll s" So.
leeted stock IT groceries,, n tae best quality
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
Ioenl Advertisements.


THE STATE OF TEXAS,
totNr OF HARRISON
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lNREI.SON, STEVENSON. Il co. f,,
i ce-sor- to H. Frclson a Coz Com.,,n
Merchants. NJ. 81 tarundelci St, New Orl,,s.
January >, 1899. IL
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'VFFF1N,
UiHDIl iHf.

tRDt ERl
c} ., ~ 'ich Dr. ai.l sell cheap purrhaeor~ ail
40 nci 90 caii and examine hs stock before
the lining that j, night snd appiytu. himself
closely To business, hr MAY merit reasonable
portion ct cu,tom Cail aud examine for
yoir.,' no the o,d stand Of Fay RS EOS
March 22i 1886 20 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

WILLIAM cox would re-pcc fully aiorm
" The citizens of Marshall nud Harrison
county, 'ha he has just received rey uut
complete stock If staple aui fancy H., odt
MRS. CtPS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

Aod Dress Goods of every description Also.
50 AVID Straw bouuet-. Artificial Flowers
~, etc.
N-r.aai- ,-un. NcW Orcau, are respect
f.Hs requested go call ati examine ga. stock
H-..t. uIu.H4-.rg Apl4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

Man 0,trhoari, or Mcn;

u are d5abfpi OF he Gtammar,l
4 ~. persons indebted To- Mcdonald & san.
\ der. either hy nufror account orto thc old
liui 1T Evans, Sanders & Go. sill GO HrII Do
cal and settle up. 1880 want money or It's
equivalent, and VIEW v have Co.
"A stitch In time -ases nine"
MlDONAlD n SANDERS
+ A.. No. 1856 A5f
tONSJA\l lHiIfOKD,
At rus cItN ,nrAp.oursr ctsu sioRr.
Sotfh NMt ~ ihr PUbi, Squire, NHehaH.
lH-t received, AMI rrcmsug from the best
louart ii thc CDios Of New Orleans and Phiia-
ifl41 d good ,'oe. of groceries hardware;
paitt.; oi's; Nrtirhe: tHrputue, window
glass. tobacco. riurs les. Gareti-, Wood.
otid'. Roow's and Nclsls suud.--4lso Dr.
D. yrtr yua''r medicines. lli.rs aud
Cont, are respectfully invited 30 call md buy
harr ia., Hs lam determined 10 .pN for cAsi
ONLY. Nou vi, find ihc worth Of your money
here
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
aeN GoDds, sew Ao0As,'

acN ta0DdS, NcN sso0hs,'
NI LEVY has just received and !. WON open.
vi, t.e ut hi, new stand formerly occupied
hy Hudson a hamlet, ye8 hrgc stock of
Goods, which cannot Be surpassed hg aoy cogu-
try store, consisting Ola iargs assortment VI
p-uts, Gingham.
lawns, Baregqs,
Swiss JH0neit
Mg,Au., Enliauiinc,
rislop Lawns, Emlgoilcries, If alb kinds al
SO, Staple and Domestg Goods, Of every dc.
senptjon.
BOOTS. SHOES. MRS, ClPS,
Tsan. $, Carpet Big., Salilery, Hardware.
q ieeuswarc, and Woodwars
wish 10 dfaw the attention - thc ladies TO
my stock Of Bonue,., Ribbons, Trimming
Jraclry, Gloves. ard HOSIERY IN general ant
10 tie gentlemen aiier ms well selected stack
Of Clothing
IN connection -ilh ;hc above, he has dnc
etoek Of
FANiLl GROCERIES,,
of an kinda
The above arielos have been selected with
great care, and bought a, low prices. As tiiaes
are hard, and money SCARE, | VIl -ell q, low
rates, aud you w,ll DO well and ,lamine Ia.
stock before baying elsewhere aplJ-lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
liN DE n GOODRICH,
Cor. CANAL. and ROY Al Streets,
Iuuprt,r- nt rich
TTWTIWTTfT- VI TTVV
Jeuelry. Diamonds, Clocks, Watches

LIME Btou1es, Paper Mache Gcod,, AIs
/ Tine Cutlery and Hardware, fine Qua,
Rifles, Pistols. Reviewers and Militar, Good,
\ large assortment of fancy article, Sd'e
Ware. ct their own manufacture. Tea Set
Pitchers, Goblets, Fora, Spoons, etc, e'c
warranted pure A. coin. apls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07
GEORGE II. \i\If\,
pviNtcrS " HrcN house
No. lOI HONNCns street,

HlTT-T1 fIrT 1U1 " thITIF5 'fS-, UTIfdHt
DRESSES, TYPES, INKS, Paper, Card,
! Gard Boards and Furnishing Of even
description
Agent for the sal. Of lanes Conner 4 Sons
News, Book and Fancy Types. Wells a
W,hhs Wood Type, aud General Furnish
iHr Washington Presses Ruggle-' Machine
and Gard Presses, NoCrcay's Black AMI
Co.orrd laks
~ >ocond hand Material, bought and sod
Ma, 3d, 1856 No-s6 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

George Lane ys Samuel Il. Vaughan. Here
~ re sisrrf u sad county, nretfiag
Nl7HEREAS, on the 9TH DAY Of April isbo.
W George Lane, citizen Of aid county OF
Harrison, flied his petition IN the D-iriri ouIt
Of said county, representing That Sanaei u
Vaughan va. entitled 10 a headrlghi a. singic
man for three hundred and twenty acre. Of
ar..; that he proved out his conditional cert
hca,c. and tina, after he proved on; The same
he afterwards, whoa be- had been in the county
three years, proved out hi. unconditional cert.
feate before the lioarl q Land tommssion-
ers Of Harrison county That Afterwards Ter
valuable consideration h. sold and delivered
his said unconditional certificate 20 thc plaintiff,
George Lane, with the night 10 The uucanfi-
'ional That no transfer IN writing oi SAID saie
1T said certificates were made by sad Vaughan
to plaintiff tbas shortly afterwards s'it
Vaughan departed this life J be- heirs Il SAID
Samuel H. Vaughsn, ayerrd 10 be- unknown.
are made defendants pas .np ihc court 10 tesi
The title 10 said cefilfcaies and The lre 70 Toe
lands lucaied and 10 be- located thereby 800 thc
.,etiiioner And affidavit having h~en ulir
tat the NAMES and the residence 90 tie A..f-
Of the said ,Sanue X Vaughan are unknown
You arc therefore commanded 90 Summon
the heirs 81 the said Samuel K. Vaughan de-
ceased, which are unknown, BY the publication
If this writ IN the reAas Republican, nee-.
paper Published 10 The toaa Of Marshall Tor
eluht weeks in sucer sion, 20 hc and appear
before the District Court Of Harrison county
aforesaid, Al the tourhou-e, iu The town Of
Marshall. on the Fourth Mohdl ~ tfter The Irsi
Noeasy IN August. 1850 ihen aii there 90
answer The petition Of the sad Geolec Lane.
Tia, substance Of which is 10 ti.- Viii gwen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

JOHN N. HENDERSON, t'afk
Issued Tlh NaY. 1856.
JOHN II. lIENDl RSON tleik.
Received in eiiiee 9Th VI 1856 ami banded
to the editor Of ihc Texas Republican the sah.r
day for publication.
JOHN T. N0NACk, Sheriff
MAY lOth, 1855 37-sH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-14

DEAru or CoNuonoRr ABpoTT.-rhc Hong
Kong Register OF December 10Th, confirms the
report of the death OF Commodore Joel Abbott,
of the I. s. Navy. The sad events thus mem
toned in the Register:
"Wc regret having to announce the death of
the Commander in chief of the United States
Navy in these seas, which event took place on
the morning of the 18th inst. Time does not
permit US to give any heightened notice OF the
deceased officer. We shall merely state that he
was sixty-two years of age; that hedied chris
tian's death, with all that peace and serenity of
mind that might be expected to follow consis-
tent and intelligent christian life. He was much
esteemed by the officers and men serving under
his command, and those who most intimately
knew him loved and esteemed him the most
vcyed from the residence OF Robert P. de Silver
United States Naval Storckeeper. on board the
Macedonian this afternoon, to be conveyed to
the United States for interment"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-14
TIIE PARIS CONFERENCE.

Aali Pasha, the Turkish Envoy, reached Mar
settles on the 18th, en- route for Paris, and VIC
may now calculate there will be no hinderance
to the commencement ofthc Conference on Mon
day next, the 25th of February
The Paris ConStitutionnei, in an article headed
'sThe Holy Alliance indicates that the Con-
gross viii not occupy itself exclusively with the
subjects arising out of the war, and says: ut is
not impossible that certain important events
which, since 1880, have modified the state ofEu-
rope-as it was defined by the Congress of vi
enfia-wiIl engage the attention of the Gonfercns
ccs of Paris The article goes on to intimate
that the treaties of1SI5 will he essentially re-
modelled. The Paris Patrie takes the same
strain and quotes also an article to thesame effect
from the Journal If frankfort, cndcayoring TO
prove that the present Conference will obliterate
all vestiges of the once famous alliance against
France. Revolutionary propagandism," says
the Tdtriit, "has long made an instrument of
the revision of the treaties Of 1915, abusing, as
in many other instances, patriotic and nation
al idea, to turn it into an element of Disorder
But now, thanlisto the Imperial policy, thanks
to the success Of our arms, thanks to the conf
dence that France inspires throughout the Con-
tincnt, from the wisdom as well as strength Of
its Government, it is now in the name of Con-
serrGtite ideas that people in Germany arc ask
ing for "a revision of the treaties of 1915"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-14

The FAsuIoNs.-A Paris correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North american says:
Skirts have become so voluminous as to be
both disfguring and ridiculous. An unfortu-
nate lady was saIutcd on the bouleyards by one
of the gGntins dc Paris as le balIoa dc ~. Coil
lard, the famous eronaut) The universalcry
we are thrcatenedw with an Imperial decree pro-
hibiting the excessive use-or abusc-of creno-
Inc, whalebonc, hoops and other various mate
rails that are employed to give to the fair sex
the appearance of huge disproportioned betk,--
not forgetting the new invented Petticoats fur
nished with india rubber pipes, and small ma
chine which enables the fair wcarer to fill the
pipes with air whencntering saloon, and allow
it to escape when the excessive rotundity would
be an Inconvenience, as on entering carriage
or in crowded theatrc OF concert ball. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-14

TUE CONSTRUCTIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF GrEs.
At n meeting Of the British Association of
Science held recently. Prof Adams urged the
necessity of using breech-loading guns, and sug-
cested that in steam vessels, streams of water
would be driven through them, TO cool them
down when heated. Prot. Robinson observed,
that the exact III ht of projectile, that it may
with more certainty strike the object, could on
" be attained by making it rotateinits fight
10 effect this any external wings or curved gr0o-
vrs were impossible. as it was well known that
certain mass of ali carried always along with
the shot which prevents any external spiral from
the Turks at the DarIancllcs, are made Of bronze
have a bore of 8 feet, and were fired with a
charge of two hundred pounds of powder, pro-
iecting an enormous granite ball, a yard in di-
ametc-.