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A CARD no I7HE LADIES.

a CARD TO TEEi- LADIES'.
DIR. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN PEMAPE PILLS are nfal
removing soppages Irregularities OF the
These Pulls nothing but have been used by the Doc
years, both in France and America, with
paraeed in every case, and he Is urged by
thousand have them, make the Pills pub
Ic alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive to those ladies whose
health WtllnO permit increase of family Pregnant
Males those supposng themselves So cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
Ponsbiy aer the above admOnItion, although their mild
would prevent any injury heali otherwise these
Pills recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retaI by
LAUGHLINs BusHPIRLD,
Gent Agents for Ohio county, No e5 Monros ST.
Alsofor sale by t. H. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
an orders addressed above General gents
they supply Propretors prices and send
the Ps cOnadentaly ladies by mall by enclosing
either, at the wheeling Post-oaice.
N. B-Dr. Duponeo,s Golden Pills, signature pupon-
every box other genuine. particulars get
Circular OF Agents. APPLY
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reToN,s TINcTuRI

EEAMeToN's TINcTURB
E1 WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HANIPToN'S TINCTURE
HASIPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HA8IPTON'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE scRoFULA.
.HAAIPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
tHAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
WILL INyIGoRATE.
HAAIPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
H.AAIPT0N'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used, has been successful in CURING DISEASE
no For DISEASES OF woIsS and oHILDRRN it is A
49, arr VIZ DTGK
No. 1875 snuTH PAcA sTREEF. BALTIMORE
cured % 1 Wa rs VIZ E'fz S aia isf'0's D''s'
st rea sqse N ya sThs1E u gsrs ssaa
D9s s RISE S Sgif fs'e zsGe e esa1"
Her case after ycays Of slfertng aGs GsOEtsaet dsr
asai EaE6 fs n fs'l se sGas s1s"'F
boy In the family Of The Hon "; p once
head foot Ills eyeds turned inside out protrnd
ng y SS q IL nes
DYSPERSLA, 6ER EoUS DISEASE, dc.
from these complaints for Is months, Win body and mind
severely Effected He was cured by itamPOns Vegetable
G6UGH, C6NSUWio7To8 de-
ness ets had In all ave or SIX physiSans; tred all the
rsmsds 1 81 20 Ssssf ssls p No7uam
u SRReI e 1sE Ss5 SSsfH H ss1ssnst
ZhE GRE1TLTT TGoRA T0RAR REsz0RER0 or
THE II S 4 ITS Disc ASEs-THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIRCTURE.
We have The strongest ASSURANCE Of the good effect. II
Of the BoEe Incident to the season. It nvsorat the
ance in combating the approach OF indeed all f5rns Of
aus IS iY.lIrPTONS VEGETABLE 7IYcTURE
BY its MILD action the stomach, liver and kidneys E
cure DgApeg eeag5Ss Astsgq roe d LEAD .,ad z,lg
staptioa. SeotIa Rte,tFatis1 Gots, 70
5ei t tites, b0e9et eolstt,s = nogls ~ re-
e'' anu a DE1cd isiip a vi issSTs 0o0
One bottle WI gee e saRisssI I Ei:tas
HnmPton's Tnesnse cannot be exeeed As beantliyng
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving the cheeks
elasticity which gives ali who such grace
als or sek Headache on long
standing has been cured By invigorator and
s,oratye where entls T. Eante re believe i
IoE and ga d0e The single ana Married, We offer the
Cali and ret Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
For sale BY r: EA.14ogan Z Co., Wheeling, Gen.
Sold By : MORTIMER MoTBRAY.
24d Baltimore ST. Baltimore,
and aOt, BroadEay, y 7.
E-Priee$ II per bottle fshlc
FISH.
10 DRUMS No. Boston paeked cedhsh,5;, ~.
e 5 Bare :..,s : HALIFAX HeF q
IS Kits No. large Naekerel, sat,S
sfsl5Sff;l il5.ss fdst received and for sale BY :
dec1I Tlss slll u. RfILLY.
10, Java and N4cha Uodre in store ioTsale ~
| IL IS i51s5 : "a i5fzz W A. EDWARDS BRO,
decsS Cor. Market and Qniney Stsi selling. Va
OYSTERS.
REsu Oysters, daily, nom baltimore, hy The and
Il half can, received ard sale by Gk0- WILSON,
On boxes Pint FIasks, lust received and for sale By
ls0U feb2 = ~ - LAUGHLINs& BUsERTELD!
I0IcKlEss. JsEssiust received and teE sale b 9
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The MoKNoSs-STATI OF THE Casa gem
tlcrnan, now in Europe, whose attention has
been drawn to the problem of the Mormons and
their relations to the government of the United
States, has arrived at the following results:
"lst We have no need to trouble ourselves
about the religion nor the marriage customs of
the Mormons, because we have no right to do So
itese not being political elements.
ed. Nature provides by birth one female to
one male; the proportion is about sixteen wo-
men 70 seventeen men. and the ratio of prema-
tnre deaths among males in similar excess; 1t is
therefore impossible for one man to have seve-
ralyiyes without depriying several other men
Of wife.
"sd. No such sexual monopoly on one hand
ana pTivation on the other was ever asSented to
or existed where there was freedom for the peo-
pie aud equality Of condition for the support of
families.
9th. No man win be content without a wife,
IL free to take one. and.no woman will prefer to
he one Of plurality of wives, rather than to be
wife of one man, if prudence of choice IS left
her.
"5th Polygamy is not the traditional custom
of tho Teutonie or Celtic races, and is not likely
under any circumstances 10 become SO.
18th. If these are general truths, 1t follows
that as soon as we give the Mormens freedom
from tho rule of priests, elective and
the b4llos polycamy must fall; every man viii
in effect vote himself wife; the desires of the
men and of the women, and tho provisions of
nature as to the numbers Of the sexes, all cons
pire to the one end, toswit-monogamy.
t---=--=
THE Republic of Mexico, according to latest
adyices, from robberies, assinations, and political
isnds within, and from its entangled relations
,sitli foreign powers isin most depiorable
rddision.
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t-f NEE YORE, Oct 9, 1854.
PROF. o. ]. woOD-Dear Sir After reading the adyer-
setent In OF the New YORK Journals, OF yOur ceebrate
Hair Restorative, procured ahapint bottle, and so
much pleased continued months,
and satisfied Is the best preparation before fe public
removed all dandru and unpleasant itching from
scalp and has restored hair naturally and have
no doubt, permanently
You have permission refer all WHO entertain
doubt OF performing all that is claimed for IT.
MISS FEEKS, 265< Greenwich Az.
have used Professor J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
lave admired its wonderful effects. II restored hair
where had fallen II the head, and renders the
hair soft and snooth--laucil more so than oil
Louisville, November 1, 1851.
Oh WOOD CO., Proprietor, $40 Broadway. y. 7. and
III Market St, st. Louis
tsE-Por sale In Wheeling by
7. II LOGAN 4 CO.,
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PIANOS.

AM receiving keep constantly hand large Stock
I Of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 Us pIAN0ES-
Also, complete assortment Of MELnDEoNS and sERA-
PINEs from the celebrated manufactures IL CaThart
Sedham and A. p. HaGhes- Also, sp!cnded Gothic Or
gan, style Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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"HOlDYoUR JAwr"

"aOID YOUR JAWn'
'NAnAEoNITAlI," an Indian maiden, the original
cpmpounder of the "BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT 4 HoAR-
HoUND"a remedy which has received the appreciation
Of any in ts city lis efficacy in curing Coughs Colds,
HOarseness, &C., &c. Sold BY
T. II. LOGAN CO,
General Agents.
For sale In Centre Wheeling BY
feb1O REED & KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music Also Instruction Books
for every kind Of Instrunen's nov in use
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the Western OF the following goods viops Vio-
lncelloes, Double Bases, Guitars Banoes Tambornes,
PutInaes Accoreons, Flutes Flies, Pazeolets Carnes,
Drums In fact keep every article belonging TO the
P s-srass Bands supplied with Instruments short
notice.
Panoes STelodeons ssraphiues Aecnrdeons, tuned
repaired NIL other kinds of Instruments generally
with nentness and Dispatch
~ All goods warranted, at this establishment
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For Rent
For Rent.
For Rent
For Rent.
Store-Rooms For Rent.

ETNIIE Store-roOu in the PoEf Once milking Al pr.
/ occupied by Edwards ( Brother as retail C;fssr,
for rent This, Is doing a11nrst lie ~, -.
the very best retail grocery business this city Pass
the LIST OF April.
Also the room AdjoIning the above in same hu.tii, a.,
dIreetly North. Possession Immediately. Appl7 70
Eebi7-im Tl P1NY0v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

TuE Mobile Adrsrtiser of the 10th, in giving
an account of the destruction of the cotton pres
ses in that city, by fire, on the previous day,
says:-
''Thc quantity of cotton consumed is various
ly estimated, but from the most reliable data we
can obtain, we believe the following fair state
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

TneoRY or MRs. CuxStSGuAa ABOUT THE
NrRDER.-One of the reporters OF the New
York Post visited Mrs. Cunningham in prison,
and asked her theory of the murder. She said:
Really sir, cannot say that have any theo-
~ in relation to that horrible murder. j knew
nothing Of it, as stated TO the Coroner, Till the
next morning, and am unable to form any salts
factory conclusion in my own mind Mr.. Bur
dell had cough, and when he was in his bed
room oyer the parior, I often heard him cough
ing in the night. and could hear even slight nois-
es Butwhen he was in the room where he was
murdered, that Was another thing, you know. ]
might say, however, that my theory is that it
was done by some one outside of the house;
but how he entered the house, or gained admit
lance to the Doctors rooms, do not know, 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20
PIANO FORTRS.

1 OPENED THIS DAY, A PINE STOCK OF
- Chickering's Piano Fortes,
3-A-A-f3 1of fine Rosewood and Black Walnut finish,
Z 16 and 81 octayes. These instruments,
usual awarded the highest Prize gold medal At the
Grand grand and Parlor grand Pianos and for their
Square Pianos, the highest and first price silver Medal,
being gold meR awarded for this class of 1nsru
ents We facilities Afforded that VIII enable
TO sen these Instruments at prices that VIII compare with
the makers, respectfully invite the
public TO call and examine our fne stock Ut The old Mase
Variety Store, No. 26 Union street. J. MELL0R.
Pianos 10 rent Music taught. febs
lust OPENED-One large case style Piano Stools,
q very pretty and cheap, No. 20 Union street
PINE stock Of Prince Cog Meloieons on hand, with
IA al the Modern Improvements, including the DiyhIed
SWELL Sliding Desk ke, oetaYes win choice stock
Of Italian Yions Guitars, Rutes Fe, and almost every
thing In the music line. ~ -
J. AELLOR,
feb5 No. Is Union street
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Alter a Slight pause, she continued:
'That was terrible murder. 1t is awful to
think of, and can hardly form any idea of it.
rs have already remarked. 1t is so horrible to
think of being killed as he was; and more awful
yet to think of being summoned TO eternity
without moments warning. 1t is fearful to
die under any circumstances; but this is too
much to think Of It is doubly shocking to a
person of religious education, like myself"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

lSeneru1 Pierce @ mite Worn Out.
T5HERES much gIoEy pleasure in modest mans
II being President. Mr. Pierce Is quite sick Of It already.
Hundreds, suffering colds coughs, throat, hoars
ness, &C., md relief by using few OF Bryon' Pulone
Waters, IS cents box; At
EVERY BODY KNOWS
IHATthe place to get Truss, Shoulder Brace Nurstng
Bottle, or anything In the Drug Notion or PertumeFy
department., e the "a, --.-ssr-s
BRUCE CORNER DRUG STORE ~
Satisfaction va inted In goods and prices ian19
. isa15 -'='-''7 - LAUGHLNs BUsHEEIDs
d bills No / Castor on, for sale Low by- =
Z-eeled LAuGHLIHs 4 BEsHFIELD-
IaEIiEI P1Fe Rye 6hss7 for medicinal purpose for
1 .a ssls y ruSDESnrRa RonERrs.
I'm OUNCES Tannin Acid, for by =
f.g&1 fte9a a G coon 4 CO. &
/ HITOOD'S Hair Restorative. for sale b.
| w dee16 LAuGHLENS { BuSHPTELD.i =
1000 lbs. Red Lead, a Elsne article for sale low b
i ieef6 LACGHIIesS & BCsHEIELD.
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FoI hsnb,
ON the LIST OF April, she dwelling hJuse oeeEplby
" Isaac V. Mitchell. aud owned b. Alexander + LlaJ
In Centre WheeIing For further particulars appl5
fehts CHARLES MARSHAL
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n. B. Tie price ia GrAgt HJ'it,il NJ ths Ere Ptf'
Gals ADORE ad1lkd e aJoas $31 per nm.
THE FARMERS GUIDE
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,

INS1RiNG YOUR LIFE.
NUILLIAA 7. SELBY-LSsUHaScE AsExr-Onsse, -
w Store Of Tnliant & DeIapIaiu Main Street. Nht..'
will take Fire Sfarne risks Ia the folio wing
YirEinIa Insurance Companies, viz: -,., At
The Insurance Company OF tie Valley OF 'Hs-'
Winchester, Va 4,
The Lyuehburg Hss4 and Pre- Insurance c'nPa7'
Lynchburg, Va ~
Also, vim take applications for Life Policies in a \,
established Company, the United States Ide las
nuIty Trust Company OF PhIadslpha. r.
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For Rent.

~ y Z y ~4N'
TaHE undersigned offers for sale tTo and sell hrsi
i Brick Buildings Lets No. In Square 90 AID M Y,
in Square g. Sorfh Wheeling. They viii be sell in -
cash or good Bonds. They are In good locations eace
has vel OF good water the lot. For further infsr7
'9aS ngglg 70 the premises. ssSis NIL R5i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-20

EIJGBNE M. WlLsUo..Nis rell
Afforney nj INV and Real; sEi,T's TER,
WINONA, MLNNESullll.Aa, "a ,i Ee,s''.
WILL enter Lands, loan money, apa ~
wv fyestulents generally oihes- a, hanl ~
Alarse quantity Of Real Kstate aiHs.ss a. q Ny n
He viii attend the Iowa land SAFE rsrtion Of
brought Into market ~ = n Rant. " q.
REFERENCES-E. Brady, Esff y - : J.r1ss R5;; q
Esq, Bsulc Of Wheeling, Hon. y. - ~ tL[<
afessrs. TalIaut { Dslaplaln. .--.-+5. P5TessF''S
TNTI. or GRAPE TINE-For the grI sr---e
restorrtion Of the hair, for s, +lS s ROSEis
d ,..Ss s8ea Washington H'a pa
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The Insurance Company
OFTHE VALLEY OF VIRIlHt ~
CAPITAL, $500 Oa-aIl paid in AMI INVESTED, " lass
" plus, viii take Fire, Cargo and M4Ins nS ssipy
promptly adjusteI and paid WA l. IL.
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CI.U BIB Nc.

discount Of tEenty-hve pei cent from the aSoVs 70
viii be allowed to CLUus ordering four more eepes 3 "
of the above works. ThaS: Fpar cops x
BaekvoOd. OF Review, will be seat tnone als, =
go four copies Of the four Reviews and BSeSEood if ~
and o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

ttnr ssysIyEp AT IRvIKVs sHw sII.LIrnxy a
N utnshnsnt ~ Canal sreet two doors frou Inug,n
rsxnep-ns varSy Of pssr spt hnsJ Nespcnn has ss~f
s.s IN nrrplexns ons ~ Ne Dd sxaoSvs ssgreDras
. fsis 80. F1s~ss ssnsnns
r,rRRnns EsBROIDRRTES AND DREss TRIMMINGS.
IL "A iSbbers stock al re,an.-Furchssers vin dnd =
II no s~~crmest Al importers prsces al sb@ srabh4he
stand X OkLEl y, Is Third avenue The Of
h, Marks place.
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NvYw YORK AND ERIE RAIrRoAD-or AND AFTER
~ Monday, Apr g 1907, and until tmke notice, lseseu
So trains win lsve psr. hs Of Dns street, a. esaows
punitrs cypress 81 go A ~, for punkrh.
prra'o exprvs-, IT go A. ~, for Buffalo
Mall az ~ A. NJ. for Dunkirk and Buffalo snd infrrne
dlsa nous Passengers ~ nis train VIII rvmsn night
al Elnirt, and proceed the next nnsning.
RocklsJ psssses-r At p. NJ. fermont Coz suaerre
wsy pssssnscr at p. NJ, for re~surr, xaalstowp and
Intern i.te Stations,
'Enip.nt s,bP.S ir Dwlks ,Da suhsl., sud ih,,rne
dlale stations
The sbOvs Trains daily, suudny- exc,p.ed
klrht express, At 40 r. N for Durkwk svery dav, fer
copt that he train saturdays only Hcsoesyne-
thence 20 Hufalo)
Nigh, srprcs. At 40 p. ", for suirsso, every day
These express tr7i connect Elmra, win ne hmns
Canaudaigua aud Nagars Falls Railroad for Niagara "a
Binehsm'ou with the Syracuse and Bi,ghani,on Rad
rosd. for a. Owning Huro Corning ana New
York RAILROAD for Roohesser AZ reai with Delaware
srkawanna and Western Railroad for scranton; Hcrnels
vile With the Buffalo and New York Oy Railroad Tor Buffalo;
Bualo and Dankrs with Iase Shore Hairoa& Tor
Cleveland, Cneinnsa, Toledo Delroit ClIcago, &c
HOMER RAhsDEJLA PrcsidepA
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FuR rHR DISCHARGE
~ Of,B nsovent r. bis dsoi. iss
hhd srle n he rx ule of The hfh cbap;er Of the
s-rond par Of the Revscd staut-s-b X. Fsione Notice
published rArrh ", le5 Creditors before Hon
H. Ruer Ciy judge NJ bic oace Is hsnbcrs street.
lie t0b Jag % NAY, ., 10 O'CLOCK A. n
sspasse MFLlLuRRY.
bridal APPO1r TMHNrs FOR THE MILLION
ID 1ruhhl forerr hat must msnf al MIR. i0n With
Thousand sIArtive oJ~cs of niSest Fancy bonnet
rlbbon. price of importation. Fczhrs utua, AL
con render the paw % ho-ers NE dep h~ Ne
rr1snier tai snd ihe bsaglful a. Sl broadway.
f,AsH STRAW GOODS HOUSE..
~ s~s~ krsiis,
rssss hair and willow bcnn.ts.
Mems youths and shitrcI's hats.
SkAksr hoods.
French flowers
And millinery Gosis
BopxR BFrCHur,
No. sis broadway,
Corner 81 r~&N s~~d
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IIrnaos RIVER RArIRoAD.-rRox APRIL IS ISL,
III trains ~u bave Chambers ssrce station .. follows
Fvpr-s trains ard n ~ A. ~ end sr Nj Albany lsss-u
fcushsecpse, ga n .nd and r. y. sr p,stssll,
sesf ~ The Pousft~cp~e, r~~kekil ssf Hng unR rains
sp the stations fssaeu sakm 1t Canber- CANA,
Chrircphr ssd Ih.y.arss "rees, Train. tr Sew yws
a. y. SMITH. ~ ,uin,epasnt
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-AT va BROADWAY,
between Twefth and fhhtsenh streets Meals 70
CURED Rstsre syeRarNca
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NEW YoRK HKALA TU16DAY, NAY 10, 1851.


TOnH ?: 4 s4EOr0xg, r.usrm. AGAINST IN
d eackcvs HaSSog and Ehsburg Railroad OuDpany end
shsA-no,de ofArs anrtsAss bondsof - above eopsny
are her b. nodded appear and produces Aey bssAs brs
Prsns Court IN a. .Ssvs se.soc, 9 81 a.: q BowSS.
city York The 36h day Of Nay Instant d esAssA
noou, Of hat day. and naks proof 6aiy responsive aas
updAy sush bonda
JAMES ,. gTARBUCK. RoJess&
WArERrOvH May !. l61.
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nRsfRABrE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN ,ND WIVES
IL also. n large he single gentlemen, IN hptlar
onion and hHdeun containing
Improvements. Terms from ~ 70 &c week note "a
dressed Home, Madison square Post Office vii meet VIII
prop,pt
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(vOrNTRY BOARD wANrEp-fS A Pf.RAsANT 10.
~ cation, wihn aiies q The city accessibe ~ rvei
or niboa gentlemen and their wives ihrea
dfen Aidresz, stating location.
full paricuars Mr. o. Beirne, ~ Beaver srces 10
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ANTHOLOGY.

IA. AsREE TusT NADApE MAR ~ THE woSDT
"A of ,le age she has sudy connected viii phrcu,oxJ
which enables her 70 veil yon chs.saer and erratss..
c-. vi.s yin re wealthy when and whom you ~
n,sr- ara IN s ssnknss all who Wat her. She sls
asscd BY Madame Diore, The most wonsrfnl cairvoyas
tnovn Assidepo~ m ureervtch street. Chafrb-rs
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07

chimes that may be entered as competitions
for the awards, both as regards land for
Improvements, and steam powrs for sta
%tionary machinery.
A separate trial Of Reapers and Now
ers will be made at the appropriate sea-
son, special arrangements for which as to
time, place, &C., will be announced at an
early date.
at is intended that these exhibitions
shall be on the most extensive scale, for
the purpose OF testing the working quail
ties of these important implements more
thoroughly than has yet been done on any
previous occasion, either in the United
States or in Europe,
All articles from foreign countries in
tended for exhibition may be unsigned to
the Agent Of UnitseeStates Agricultural
Society, Louisville, Ky" by whom they
will be received and stored free of charge.
This brief announcement of the propo-
sed trial is made at this early date to af-
ford the most ample time for the prepera-
ton and transmission o machinery. A
circular containing full particulars as to
lt8HldllOllS VIII bt l,Sutu Us ShDu Us DIuC-
ticable and, with the premium list, will be
forwarded to persons who may apply to
the Society of the Commute, Henry l..
Olcott, american hStitutufe, n. Y, where
all business letters should be addressed.
To enable the Society to make arrange
ments on a sufficiently liberal scale, it is
absolutely necessary hat the Committee
should know " at articles will be offered
for competition; and they therefore re-
quest that all invent RS or manufactures
who may be disposed to unite in the pro-
posed trial, will communicate their inten-
ton to the Society at their earliest con-
veulence.
Thos. Tilghman, Chairman, Oxford, Nd.
Jno. d. Ian, Vassalboro, Me.
j. Thompson Warder, Springfield, o.
G.. f. Warino, Jun, Am. Inst. n. Y.
Henry S. Olcott Sec, Westchester,
Farm School, n. Y.
Committee on Implements and Machine
~ Of the y. s. agricultural Society.
Editors of Journals of every descrip-
ton, who are DESTROYS to promote the in
terests of Agricultural and Mechanics,
will confer a particular favor by an inser-
ton of the above circular.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07
JOB WORK.
complimentary

AT a meeting of the passengers of the
steamer Florence, lying off Nebraska city
T. M. McCord, Esq, of Bellevue, being
called to the chair, Rev. c. c. Goss, of
New York, introduced the following pre-
amble and resolutions which were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, The safety and comfort of
the travelling public depend to a grea,
degree upon the officers upon our great
thoroughfares, and whereas, every a,ten-
ton hat could be expected has been ex-
tended to us d ring our voyage up the
Missouri river, therefore
RESOLVED, That we tender to JosEpH
THRocKMoRToN, Master, j. +. GoRNAN,
Clerk, and other officers OF the boat, our
hearty and heartfelt acknowledgements fol
the courtesy and attention extended to US,
thereby making the voyage SO pleasant
and agreeable.
Resolued, That we recommend to the
travelling public, the new and beautiful
steamer Florence. as boat # speed, safety
and comfort; and its officers as Gentle
men of skill, experience and ~urbanity.
Resoluei, That the St. Louis papers and
oth,r on the Missouri river, ard the New
York Tribune, be requested to publish
the foregoing preamble and resolutions.