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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-19
VERMONT.

Examine carefully the ainstruetions0 annezsd)
40i From Montpelier by Barre, South Barre Williams
town, East Brookfeld East Randolph, and East
Bethel, to Royalton, 36I miles and back, three
times . week.
Leave Montpelier Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at am;
Arrive at Royalton in time for the cars to Boston
say by ii an;
Leave Royallon Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
arrival Of Boston msI-say at p m;
Arrive at Montpelier by II night.
400 From Montpelier, by Barre and Washington, to
Chelsea, "a miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Saiur-
+. day at III M
Arrive at Chelsea by 4pm;
Leave Chelsea Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
loan;
Arrive at Montpelier by p m.
403 From Montpelier, by Barre, Orange, Yves. Tops
ham, Waits River, East Corinth, and Bradford
Centre, to Bradford, "a miles and back three times
week; with three additional weekly trips between
East Corinth and Bradford, miles and back
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa,ur-
day at 8 m;
Arrive at Bradford by 4pm;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-19

Leave Livernors FalS Tuesday and Friday al 81
Arrive at Bryant,s Pond nsxt days by II ana
Leave Brysnt's Pond "Wednesday and Saturday al
ms
Arrive at Livsrmore Falls next days by a M ,p,,
$50 From Lvermore Falls, by Jay, North Jay, VIII
ion. and East Wilton, TO Farmingtoa, IL miles
and back six times week
I~va Liyermors Falls daily, except Sunday, en-
dc arrival Of cars from Portland-ssy at l0i M
Arrive at Pennington BY Up mi
Leave Pennington daily, except Sunday, at a M
Arrive at LivermoIe Falls by III ana.
IA From North Lvemore to Iivermore Falls, miles
and back, six times week.
Leave North Livermors daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive al Lysrmore Falls by 10 a m;
Leave Livermore Falls daily, except Sunday, at ii
ami
Is4 From Dixhold, by Peru, Canton Mills, Liyermore,
and StrieklsAd's Ferry, TO Srickland's Ferry
Depot, 81 miles and back three times week
Leave Dixfsd Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
stgan
Arrive at strckand's Ferry Depo, by IL m,
Leave strieklands Ferry Depot Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 am;
Arrive al Dixheld by 4pm.
I5S FROM Mexico, by Rexbary, to Byron, IL miles
and back, once week.
Leave Mexico Saturday at pms
Aniveat Byron by PM
Leave Byron Saturday at la m;
ArSve at Mexico by II m.
1856 From North Jay ny East Dixheld and Carthage to
Leave North Jay Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arrive at Weld by 10 m;
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
llam
Arrive al North Jay by 4 pm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

PERIUNED BREATu.1yhat lady gentleman would re-
main under the dsagreeabe breath when by use
ing the BALM THOUSAND FL6WERs' as n pntce would
not only render but leave the teeth white aabas
teri Many persona do not know their bad and
the SUBJECT Is delicate their friends will mention
1t. Pour single drop OF the sBnn'' your tooth brush
aud wash the teeth night morning. so viii
last year.
BEAUTIFUL CoAFLExON may be easily acquired by using
the "Bam of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove tan
ptmpes and freckes from the skim leaving SOFT and
roseAtehue. Wet towel pour drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADS E4sT.Wet your shaving brush either
warm cold water, pour three drons 'BaIm Of
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well anil II will make
ing. Price only htty cent?.
w. r. FETRIDEG too.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN { co. ief1-1ylaG
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RETUnNlxo 70 \ sTATs or NArUnr.-In for

RETUnSlxo 10 a SrATE OF NArunE-In a for
cign journal, we read thu following notice Of a
new scnsatiOnin the worldof Fashion. ut Paris:
The countess of Castigltonc made sensation
at one of the Emperor Napolcon's recent levces,
by appearing with her robe Topped up ut the
side, so as to expose her symmetrical limbs al
most to the knees, and displaying the neatly
turned ankles. The rObo and corSage were Of
cloth of silver the latter perfectly tight and con.
slderably decOlette, with extremely short sleeves
and no ornament Of trimming whatever, but a
underskirt lOoped up at one side. On the head,
five diamond hearts were held together by an
arrow TRANSPORTING them, and flowing veil
completed the costume.e 1t seems as though the
free and easy days of the old Napolconic dynas-
~ were returning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

SINGULAR DIvoRcE CAsE,-A person in rather
high position has just obtained from the civil
tribunal of the Seine Cin Franco a separation
from his wife, with the right Of keeping his
child, in consequence of the following circum-
stances: The child had the measles and the
medical attendant declared its life to be in dan.
ger; but the mother, nevertheless, continued to
prepare her toilet for an evening party, to
which she had been invited. 'sYou cannot
leave the child, who is dying" exclaimed the
husband. The wife replied that it was imposSi-
ble for her to remain away from the party with
out breaking her promise, and being guilty of
a want Of poIiteneSs.
The husband again demonstrated with her,
but in vain she insisted on going to the party,
if only for an hour. The husband then inform
ed her if she carried her intention into exccu-
ton, the door would be closed against her on
her return. The wife left for the party, but on
her return home was refused admittance The
tribunal has decided that the husband was per-
fectly justified, and has Furthermore ruled that
wife who forsakes her child in illness, forfeits
hcrconjugal affection:
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Lcorrespondence Of the cincinnati oase,,e.1

TENURE OF CHuRcu PRoPERTY IN OnIo-BtLLs
To PREVENT UNDUE ACCUMULATION OF Real Es-
1.NTE-C oLuMBus, April, 1s57.-Just before la
king the recess in the House yesterday, the
Committee to whom had been referred bill
which. some time since passed the Senate, rcla-l
ting to the manner of holding and conveying
church property, reported it back. This bill
provides that all property held for religious pur-
poses shall be deemed to be the property Of the
congregation, and shall be held by u CORPORA
ton for that purpose, for organizing which the
bill also provides; but in cases where it has al
ready been decided to an individual, for the
church, exclusive of any rights of the congre-
CATION, it may remain in his hands till his death
or removal; after which it must pass into the
possession of the contemplated Corporation
But if no such corporation has been formed, it
shall pass to the State, to he held in trust for the
congregation This, of course, will interfere
with the present system Of holding property
among the Catholics, and was verytwarmIy OPP
posed by Messrs Bggly aud Boehmer. Others
replied, and Rrotractcti discussion followed,
after which the bill passed the House, without
amendment, BY vote Of yeas 81, nays %. 1t
now becomes law.
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coxplrlox or AprAlas ~ UrAn.-Tho wash.


ington correspondent of the Raltimorc Ameri-
can, of the 18th furnishes the f6llcwing
Thelawless state OF things in Utah has for
cod the resignation of Hon. 50 !. W. Drummond,
one of the justices of the Supreme Court of that
territory, whose reasons for such a course are of
q nature to show the necessity for the interfer-
adduccs that the Mormons look to Brigham
Young alone for law, considering no nctof Con-
gross binding; that there is a band of men set
fapartby special order of tho church to take the
lives aud property of all who may question the
authority of the church; chat the reeoTtls of the
Court have been destroyed and the federal off,
GERS insulted for questioning the REASONABLE
act; that said federal officers are constantly in
suited, harrassed annoyed; and daily compelled
to hear the name of the republic and the chief
executives thereof, living and dead, not exclud-
! ing our beloved Washington, slandered and
/ abused by the masses and tho leaders of the
church in the most vulgar, loathsome andwick.
| ed manner.
But the time is nearly at hand when these tra-
dncers of all that is good, and workers of evil,
will receive the due reward Of tlir deserts The
recent army order, for movement to the far
/ West of a considerable number Of United States
troops, is regarded as intended for the special
benefit of the Latter Day Saints" as they term
/ themselves. trust it my be so, and that Gen.
Harvey whose field of operation has been chan
ged the West, may be invested with the COM
nand of body of troops sufficient to chastise
these viOlaters of the laws of God and man, and
tTaduCers of the Republic. That they deserve
a sound thrashing is unquestioned, and that
they may receive it is confidently hoped fOrnnd
expected The administration would fail in its
duty were it to neglect to pursue such course
4 to the bitter end
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

The St Louis Republican, of April nth, says:
We learn that the present season, $50, 600 have
been withdrawn from Lexington, No., for the
purchase of lands in Western Missouri and
Kansas. Attic Plattsburgland Office, the num-
Der of applicants for entries is immense. There
is not land enough in the district to meet the
demand, by one-halC The prospect is, by June
next, all the desirable land in Northern Missouri
will have passed into second hands. We learn
also, that South of the Missouri there is much
activity in entering lands, in all the counties
from the Missouri to the Arkansas line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16


THREATENED WAR BETWEEN SPAIN ANp Nix
lco.-A Madrid letter of March 81, in the Pans.
states that the Mexican affair appears to be en-.
teling on new phase. 1t seems certain that.
even in the case of an arrangement being made
the Spanish squadron will land force, which
will occupy point on the Mexican territory
until the execution Of whatever may be agreed
to DE done This force win protect Spanish
subjects, whom, it is alleged, the Mexican Cow
crnment is not in condition to protect, on &C
count Of the state OF anarchy in which the
country now Is.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London
Post, writing on the 21st of March, says:
Nothing further has transpired as to the in-
tentions of the government with respect to Mex
leo. The agent Of that Republic has not yet arr
rived in Madrid, but he may DO expected this
evening, as by telegraph we have heard of his
departure from Paris. Although Senior Laflng-
ma will not be received officially, the Govern
ment will hear what he has to say. II isdoubt.
f1I il any large military force will DC dispatched
to Mexico. In theffrst instance, Tampico and
San Juan will be taken possession OF by the
squadron, and held until the assassins are pun.
ished by the Mexican Government, indemnity
granted to the families of the victims, and the
expenses of the war paid BY such cautious,
hut energetic measures, the Government will
sustain the dignity Of the nation without incur.
ring the risk Of campaign on shore, and
large attendant outlay they can Ill afford.
A telegraphic dispatch states That the first tli.
vision Of the Spanish squadron for Mexico was
exnected to weigh anchor for Havana on the
Qath
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

Is THE WoRLD GROWING BErrER2-The Chi
cugo journal is disguised with the deprayity of
the age, and utters the following rather lugubri-
Gus language:
We don't know that our humanity is on the
retrograde in the scale of morality and virtue
We don't know that men or women in general,
reRny worse now than they were century
ago. They ought to be better. Christianity
has GppGr6ntlya stronger hold in the world, and
is wider spread in its influence, men know more,
take them in a mass; and the penalties for wrong
doing are full as severe, and full.as certain now
rs in ages past. But why is it-tell us, student
of human naturc-tell US, guardians Of the
worlds morality and religion tell us, philoso-
pliers and sages-why is it that, notwithstand-
ing the increase of churches, schools, of gem
cral enlightenment and general refinement, tho
demon Passion is apparently Strengthening its
hold in the hearts of men, maddening their ma.
lures, and driving them to excessive and terrible
EXTREMIST
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A CARDETO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN RBSiApE PILLS are infal-
BILE in removing stoPpages Irregularities nenses
These Pills nothing but have been by Doc
for many years, in France and America with I'M.
paFaeled success in case he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them pills pub
lie, for the alienation Of those suffering any irregular.
as wen as preventive to those ladies whose
health wllnot permit increase family. Pregnant e.
males or esupposng are cautioned
against using these Pills. He proprietor ASSUMES no re-
sPonsibility AFTER above admonon althoug mild.
ness would prevent injury health; Otherwise these
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGHIINs BUsHFIELD,
Gem Agents for Ohio county, No Is Monroe st.
Anorderamust be addressed above General
they supply the Proprieors prices and send
the Pnls ladies by MALL by enclosing 81 10
either, at the Wheeling POst-otnce.
NJ B-D Duponcos Golden pills, signature s.J Dupon,
eoon box none other genuine. Ror particular get
Circular Of AGENTS. ap95-iy, +
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Anbrotvpes for al

PARTRIDGE, At his new ana spacious rooms With fae
ties for operating and for light equal to
any In the country, and far superior any the city
producing these which Unsurpassed
In the country He ls prepatedt TO make Abrotypes so
they can be ssntby mail without extra postage. Also 10 set
them in pins, same price Daguerreotypes
customers good specimens exhibited
and Warranted 10 last foi ages unchanged.
Ankinds Of used IN the business for sale
Rooms EAST side Of Main Sdonroe over Narl
Tayiors st6re ang1s (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

THE RELIGION OF THE ST. LOUIS EDIroRs.-
We find the followingin the ST. Louis Herald, in
regard to the religion of the brethren of the
press in that city. The Herald says:
The editor of the Lender is Catholic; the
editor of the Democrat jew the editor of the
Republican an old fogy; the editor of the AN-
seiaeT an infdel, and the editor of the Neps
Mohammedan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16

BARSEY WiLtIANls IN EuRoPE.--AIr. and Mrs.
Barney Williams have met with unprecedented
success in Europe They have playeioyer two
ing audiences at the Theatre ROYAL IdelDbi IN
London. The Queen, Prince Albert. aud lie
royal family have been frequently present and
protested themselves highly delighted with teir
representations Of Yankee and Irish Characters
Barney is anatiye Of the city Of Cork, and on
his farewell benefit in that city, the nlayor az.
peared on the stage, and presented them with
magnificent service OF plate. The 1FibuRe
ney in New York was about $4,000. He is
about leaving for tour on the continent, and
after his return viii play a farewell engagement
in London and tho provinces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-16
DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS
FENJAT.E pERTODTCAT. PHI.

r..
These pills have been used in the private practice of the
PROPRIETOR also the Hospitals Of Of France many
years, meeting with unparalleled the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm In correcting Irreguarity and OBJ
strucons, producing regular return of the monthly
charge.
mild and gentle stmulan They produce agreeable
exheraton and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those suPposng themselves so
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage, although circumstances injurious
the most delicate, For sale by
janis LAueuLrNs 8 Busur1ELD.
#DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Eek.
TRACTOR.
INCLINATION and PAIN areas inseparable FIRE ana
HEAT. Inclination produces pain, pain produces m
HamalOn Wherever there heat throbbng
redness, whether caused by fever hurt
sOre poison, rheumatism piles, scald sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion prevent pain
and restore nature. inflammation be subdued To ac-
complsh this the efforts of the physician always direct
ed Thousands of physicians, thousand Of the first and
most sngaCous persons who have used MAGIC
AIsPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that It's
control over inflammation IS most Immediate
Instantly alaying the PAIN neurazng poison, extracting
renewing and healing No burn, scad sore or ament is
yield soothing and curing inueuce A.
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine senvelopedn Steel Plate Engraving With
the names of O. " CLICKRNRR CO., proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
95 cts. per box.
~ All orders should be addressed TO CIV. Olickener
Co., 81 Barclay ct. New York. tn. LOGAN &.Co.
sp9s:tm wheeling, Va.
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records of the Custom House be the
only London OordIan Gin IMPORTED and sold bottles,
all others made here in imitation oft.
tits delicious tonic beverage, and Its peculiar
(o different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who It. It Is adopted with great in
DTsPEPsA GouT, RHEu'ATtsM, DRoPsY, GRAvEL, CoLIo,
CantERA FKvER AouE, srRICuRE DISEASE URI-
NARY oRGANs, EPLEPsT, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
prietor, says:
caafae LOa0O,t Cordiqz Gns Il tae aFtst, btst daa
n oSt rstia1Ie Ertract Of .Jttiiptr IAdpe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL, GIN Is sold by All Drug
EiSts and Groeers in the United States
'nerOus poisOnS cRtled London Cordial Glnto avoid
them buy only 'oHARIEs. Reject any other offered
you you value your health dollar quarts,
fifty cents fer ptnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mh9s-smd&w Sole Importer, 90 Broadway, my.
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OHRo,NI0. DIARRHdA

CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have In possession the cerhcste respectable
citizen that he entirely cured Of this dread-
fnl disease by using DRRHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs
We shall take pleasure In showing the certificate any
person doubting this statement. ap2-1wdaw
RntehelOr's Hair Dye.-Ltkea big river, broad
and deep and strong, reputation Of VIVA DATOHE-
LoRs HAIR DYE onward, imitatOrs,
swallowing up pretenders, drowning all competition,
ing upon the shores opposing rocks the foam
pury the dead dogs unapPreciated trash-on-
gers Mate sold or applied 28s Broadway. New York
Counteres offered, avoid all except the box has WM
A. BACHELOR on.
soldby T. H. LOGAN { CO.,
mhsI-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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NEBRASKA.
WILCoX q sAHL ER.
Attorney, nt Law q General 1.und Ageat.

~ l1IANs q . suOEtlI IlWHU AB6ut9,
OMAHA CITY, N r.
NTTILL make collections pay particular attention To
w investing money In Real Estate.
Money investments, for tile first five hundred dollars five
per cent, and three cent all that give
without charge full aud description Of town
and city property and of Lands the quality SOIL propor-
tion OF prairie, timber land, water, etc., etc.
Will buy property for capitalists and sell the same when
desired for Onea the PROFITS and share the losses equal
therefore We Will be equally interested in SECURING choice
property.
Letters Of inquiry, ncosing postage stamp, viii receive
PROMPT attention. We VIII alsoattend to any business
trusted to our care for Western Iowa.
.REkFERENCE3.--Mark W. lard. Oncaha, Governor of
Sebraska Daniel woolsen secy Kansas Territory; A.w.
C1mnbe, Wheeling, Va; Rev. Daniel Waldo Chnnlan IT.
8 House OF Representatives Leroy futile Cash West Ex
Bank, Omaha City, n. t. mIIIS-8 nsiay
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NAVE have hanl and are receiving daIy large aud
w complete assortment Of Hats Caps embracing
every variety Of style and price, And in view OF the
ereasng demand for hFst class goods have paid par
teuar attetiou to the getting such expFess
adapted to the wants OF CUSTOMERS Our
With Eastern houses such that enabled furnish
the latest STYLES Of Hats and Caps introduced
And We can prose that the newest and most beautiful as
sortments well the hest qualities every description
are to be found ut our Establishment.
The public respectfully invited 70 call and examine
our stock as We spare pains 70 give entire satsaeon