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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

Stopping Southampton both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London Havr advantages
over any other Loute for the economy OF time and money
Passage from New York 70 Southampton and Bremen First
CABIN Main Saloon, l30 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon
ITO dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
All ettersand newspapers must pass through the Post OF
fee.
No bills oflading will be signed parcels the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
@. H. SAND, II South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN 6E CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY q CO., Southampton.
Hau-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14
AUX. MACKENZIE.
Mackenzie & BGCkWith

COLLECTING AGENTS,
AND
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE GRAFENu
BERG COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
FOR
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
Nashville, Tenn,
TOY arrangements made with the Grafenberg Company
ID undertake 20 visit semi Tally their sRbAgen
residing every county, town and city in the three States
doing this, which W be persona g supeHHtended by Mr
Beckwith services Collectors for Business
men. Newspapers &c dsC. and promise give close al
tenon the interest Of those who employ We per
mitted 10 give the following references
Us. d ". P. Libby, - Park Row, New York;
Locke, hetChUm q Co., Water Street, New York;
Roland Parry, Esq, custom House, Philadelphia;
Payne, Bissel d Co, Pittsburg;
Livingston, Copeland & CO., Pittsburg;
Cunningham & Co., Pttsburg Glass Factory;
G. N. FoEg, Esq, Attorney at Law, Nashvillsj
K H. MCEWeu d NIlkin " 80 %
hessrs. Allison, Anderson d Co., "
MrssrB. EwIn Brothers, Nashville. {dec2-u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14


~ r. CORNELTUS, Agent for she sale Of FisEss Ceie-
" bratsd Patent Metallic Burial Cases il
prepared attend % an funerals hersL fore when
services may be required Ocea The PhRaiN aeroom
No. 49 spring street Cherry Residence No.
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-il also attend receiving and lrWardinr bod ss
&C.. when notified. Tapr25-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

MUsTARD szED, BLACK PEPPER sc.
separate bids M Ihat may be required for the Of
the navy, TO be de. Tered a. New YORK only.
Mustard seed American, brown
Pepper, black, Malabar
Bottles, 0CtagOn, for mustard and pepper
C0rks for bottles
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tNNINU IIaE DEL " EElN UUIUMbUo, UH 10, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

BALIiMUkE, % HOUkSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHl
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington can be procured to which point as wei! as to
spect the most reliable route 1t is the only route v which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
II reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York at the cost Of Ticket New YOrk onlv thus en-.
abng Business hen and Travellers for pleasure or nfor-
nation TO visit four the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route,
And il is the only route by which Through Tickets can
De had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
anta Augusta, Bsrkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas or steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati OF with the JesrsoDyile
Railroad Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection al
Columbus OhO with the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel.
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made TO Washington City, Baltimore PhilR.
delphia and New York
g5g- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Men,
phis are transferred Cairo 70 the Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Aena 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, al 10 A NJ $50 z. n and
12P.M
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
the On route slrdng Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities the charged by other routes AegD
YrE OaLg it is also the shortest speedy and direct
10 all the leading points in the Eas The distance from
Columbus 70 Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter to New York. than by any OtherrOue There
ere less changes of BY this route and
less detention than BY any other.
"a The road is balasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For further information, please apply D. g. RUMSEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office of
the U. s. Mail steamers, at the JeersOnville Railroad
Cdce, Main street. WIN, S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. D. r, 3.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14
Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
IMPORTED

WE would respectfully nfoFm the ladies Of Nashville and
" Vicinity that we Wi open Wednesday the Ist our
thirteenth regular opening day the largest most choice aRd
select STOCK ever opened in Nashville or Pas AZ
any reai establishment; combining every new and novel
design from Paris, London, and Eastern cities OF eur own
Importation. Our stock is and consists in part Of
ieOO Rich Imported styles Of Fancy Bonnets;
10y Cases Of Rich Paris, Har and ugal Blond,
= Cases English straw ana other plain styles;
Flats; 'r-o' any
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
80 Boxes Fars Flowers for Bonnets Parties Bridal oc
casons;
2l2 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every new style;
o. dozen Hoop Skirts Misses and Chiidren's ditto
81 .. Paris and Spanish Fans; 800 boxes Rushas:
~ " ParasOls, all qualities.
Likewise fine stock Of EmbrOideTies consisting OF Rich
ates Sets "a Lace JaeOnst, Worked Musin Mourning
SeIs Sleeves, Of every description Collars ETC.; Rich
Back baga Collars Mantas ef Ed glish and Cbauntila
Lace Rich Paris Embroidered Hand erches Trimmings
bugt and Rich Paris Blond Laces hne line OF Pans Aits
ana Nd Gloves Elastic Belts Fine Medium Cabbas and
rtAiOnles hne stock Of Combs ard Fancy Articles for
with general assortment Of useful, fancy, Ornamental
head Dresses and Variety Goods.
we trust 70 receive continuance OF the patronage Hb
eray extended 20 us urthe past thirteen years will
De undesold by establishment in the city We shall en-
GeaVOr by polite attention. punctuaty honesty Of pur
pOset merit continuance Of the liberal patronage.
T.. W tSE, agent,
No 46, Union Street, next dOOrtO State Bank
Bonnes bleached and shape altered in superior stye
n. B.-COuntry Merchants and Miiners supplied on as
reasonable terms purchasing small bill goods East
You may depend on getting Fashionable Bonnet
mousse. apri lily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

WE have variety of articles for Cooking by Gas, by
w which common Gas Burner, kettle Of water can
be made 10 boil three minutes Oyster Plates
ing Cups also 70 be heated by gas Pnce 75c upwards
mrhlO MACKENZIE q WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

DR. JOHN II. MORTON,
DBsPECTFULLY tenders his Professional q vices 70 tha
n citizens Of Ns5hVis and vicinity. once, No 81 Chsy
street.. liang5f-slFs
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RATTAN CLiAIHN-


VNTE have on hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, Childrens Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Baskets; Ladies' Fancy " OTk Baskets.
mFhlO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

WHITE SALTWATER soAP-s0DlrIts bi3s fJr 10000 o.
The sOap be lacIursd run o1coa-nuf OIL aud
be OF the best quality deuOmluaed while s1lt vale O. ap
and be delivered sixty day notice IN good strong bo e.
about IS POUNDS each and after ns ec0u tae boxes
must Be hoQped q each end at toe expense OF the eonc
tor The price to be uniform 81 all the yards
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

Ve have receyedir from Berrien's NneW York, fne
W assOrments Of
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
containing some the handsOmest have ever been
brought 70 this city. Also, Go Csrts-belcopedes &C.
mrhIO MACkENZLEN q WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

CASDLEs-ssBarats bids fer 20 900 pounds
The candles must be American maluflctured Of prime
leaf lard stsarine candles to the p0uad IO ncles
in length, eEcllsVeOf mp, candles No l. 10 weigh NOS
less than IA ounces slOU meung point 70 be less Than
40 degrees Fahrenheit The be braided. and
composed Of 7s cotton threads Of the quality Of No.
q yarn The candles 70 be delivered SIXTY DAYS no
tce in good boxes containing about 80 pounds each and
weight Of the candles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-26
THE REvULsIoN In EUROPE.


usafs Of the London Money Msrhct ON the
IOta, nth and IJsh OF October.
TYrom the Lcpden Times Gay Aracle) os IL
me uniavorabe return FROM TIE tals .he fursecr
Ii n The Amsrcsn nronsnge', tessrsphed from liver.
POOL on arrival Of the Perss caused the funds open
Sns CsHtrrday Oct 10Y morning ., . fresh dec,re Of
quarscr per osIt The market continuing N givo ~sy M
near the Termination of brsiness. Oonsols for
Which ler. on yesterday st Sa3 10 ~ ~e's aa qlcied
SOL 10 " Al this shev AIMED TOR time, hot ths
aroestye dernsnd for money observable 10 t6e dsnnn
market coupled with renewed vithdrswas OF gold,
pgthened The Impression that Thursday nex,
even previously tho bans may nnd necessary to 20 up
ek or per cent and sslcs wee r'e-,ed w 'oe nos ss
ssr. UWmsely there sgs rescs'os, And the nrsl
uparatiors were 80 70 70 FOR mcncy, and Ss3s ~ FOR
iae 10Th Il kovemser
A. tho Bsnx OF Eoglenn Ne demand IN discounts 'rr
cest,v, ns o1rlicao1 bin0 wore napots ldn on any
acy for s p1sI This ru.h @ss douctoss nos 20 pro
vide for rnueo oste want mech ~ q aa1ps.s tne roa
abihy OF smother up-ad mcvemens on scndsy, ot, o.
al evenn, cn THURSDAY -
nost cases decline ras taken place bftais iVe yer
Cents negotiated ss Iol; an1 for tle scoua', u
DO, 1872 and 1889, 20; Dsnsa Taroc - Oers, o3s ;
Mexican. for the scoount 2os and p's' n f.yo les
Ocrs, los1; ssrdini-p for Ibe sosoaa 81 SoThh sVf
snd "; 90, new deferred, for the sc0puu' ~ ann
NJ lu'kiah Sin pef Gents, for tho sooun % II ssts
snd sgla Dulcn rvo and Hxf pc Gems, tl sad seo
Fcnr pef oen1 U,riiaoacr, es
The closing glois,oa ), Ffenoa Tires gsr C,nss o.
the Psfs boarse nf evening OF IS Tor cotn naasf
and account, shosng fall or ae-ry breo ggashs per
cent
A, HsmAurs the rate N dlsooun, vat advanced taTN
<b0u to"Veo Q geld tprS tctsn from TIE biak % ldy
fcg 7portzta0s An mo shippers or utgon Yors uo,g
The PRINCIPAL sellers OF oonsol 10 Inferred tha. .hey are
pcpsrsg y sct ga st larger scale, nud las they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-26
Z consols during tho sccr no y termlus,sd.-

From the Lordcn Times (olty ar,icle) oss ls1
yhc Bank Of Ensland havc v day (xonday, Oat Is)
rdi'sd hefr rae NJ Sisccsnt from per ce wAicA
ddTisd on 1hnr,day last, % PER cent
This measure vas in, anticipated, and, from Ma
movement -iil no. ,mmeos,ely be found nes,s.ry Tns
amount or bullion withdra has been au, 90 eco, ba
IS 1vied at f4oc GOO viii BE- depohi 70 Heo Ycrk ard
Boson w the Boktc and ctnsfa Lproosby The Psrss or
Ne- yors IN HrssrD on Wsin.s tog and saturday
rs1t sno ~ tne frdsu oschapges sho~
sou CT per coat AZ Bom,sy and per ceU a ocuits,
n. Op-aad ray IF me 2ott Uiu ,, arger nan one
Hme hougn probable win these prospects,
fresh advance scarcely DO avoided and per.
h.rs We may sssu The rate ., per cent, ihe
nishcs, point hiss reached dnrng modern expert
cree and st ~bich rood In O..obcr ts47 In proper
ton, however, 20 ths suddenne-s Of the Vii be
hr rsrdty Of tho uinase re-o on snd ~ on tbs,
ron the rate within after yards sen back 70 three
Tor extraordinary Il the lido The mme
eintc dincu sha hav. been oomp cte,y met Notsiih
rspdins the lcmptns c exchange Al No~ York and
Circumstances rus be hszsious speculation, snOe tue
quess'cs " cacn instance not vns sy no tao spprtn
pront judging non The present atvicej, bat snN -n
havc been The Of tho markets Ia The interval before
The cpers Ion be csvrad out 10 America thc
nous, and are a-oumulatrg evorv week, AMI tue
moment the snio subsides the in for the fort
nihy gold arrivals nom Csorns again boyiut 70 be fen
me scarcity of bills upon us may oe ~ remarkable ~
their present abundance In India hk s~,,e the falling
on In the shipments Of produce and the demand pou the
for The transport Of iroo uus exercise srous seo,
IN restoring Toro favorable ooudons There & con,s.
qvsntly rohino % ,r1s aTpysh'n,0n hd ne disusancs
vii b proroced The sols Tor anaetv IA
fa OF such houses In tho and elsewhere a. are
unavo,dably compromised bv the American surc. and
the ncu-uons In the makes for Eastern produce .noud
Res sny vague terror calculated 70 lead 10 single
day Of general dsuust. roe beHef II, ho-ever, ths,
The dtcded action Of the bank hs. removed sn
Danger that scccunt. 20 well y lhe effect OF rapid
aiysHce IN The Of dsrount understood that when
tbs nceenhy for Il ersu vigorous oourso OF sctlou Va
cpcs sFrsecists3 II urqne-onsbo tina, this was the
cfeo, b,erysbc 70 day. When The advance 70 Z per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-26

The ascerts ned shipments o the ouports have been
small namely, Cit 6to to Bra zs and f37 900 10 The
feniSsua. tho private snirmenls 10 the Continent havo
been large, probably ESQ COO
mere have been OF failures Ia &c laud but the
Glasgow oitcrs 40 cor firm the current rumors but
rather hod out hopes hal se usual ncccsssry
dalton will be oortnned 10 he houses IN question me
nGmtsr 9 sippdoss IA e s,h trade, Manchester aud
neohbornood, from sixsn 10 toepy Jso bco Of
large, Dus mcet OF them Of small mAkniiud yos owing
ahoGo,hsr very considerable sum
The adviccs now 10 bssd from America NOT suon
W calm tho spprebsnions OF those who moro
extended disasters. Lnp OF frssn failures, bank and
norcan Le arc given, and monessry Affairs wefo In
wretohed siae, nvs cass blls being sn heavily dspre
csed the ourveut rs,es being from "a 70 30 per ocot
vhs fer second raae and inferior ,ney from 90 70
10, or more Inc leading houses, and indeed the whols
cAsS traders, had nsds most cpcrgoto rts 70
tso their crcai yrGv mskisg ay sacrifice 70 proven,
fAuye-a courSc ~ cnoe most honorable, bot amen.abl
mo unfavorabie tharsoler tao hank OF Engasd 70
turrs combined With ,he other otory features OF
the poriod havo caussd further dcpr~son 10 o,nsos
whif cosei ~ 80 10 Tor money, ana se, 10 fJr tho
November account India bonds, 26s TO 2os. dis Ex-
otsqasr bls g. 10 a. dh; ditto bond,, sss 70 Nj bank
aork, AT 10 2lp
The susjoned liable exhibits the daily fluctuations In the
yalne 81 oonsola during tho aYmina,sd.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
FROM MAsnINGroN.

JAN. 21.-The American Colonization Society
Board of Directors held their annual meeting
yesterday. There were only ten members in at
tendance, therefore nominal meeting of the
Society will not take place till travel is resumed.
The whole amount of receipts during the year is
$Sl, 1888 II; expenditures, 81, S94 20. Pres
ent Indebtedness of the society, 1924, 1875 "a
The Society earnestly calls the attention of the
government to increasing value of trade on the
African Coast, and hopes some act will soon be
passed by Congress to FOSTER nourish and pro-
tect it. The value of trade with the U. S. from
that point, which, in 1854 was So, l46, 522-
while that of Great Britain was about eight
times that amount, in consequence Of the latter
power having for years encouraged and protect.
cd it's commerce there. 1t is stated that several
other European nations have awakened to the
value of tratcupon the western coast of Africa,
aud nre taking stems to increase
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BALTIMORE, Jan. PA terrible tragedy took
place here to-day. A druggist filed prcscrip-
lion ordered by Dir. Arnold, German physician,
for child. The child took the medicine and
lied Immediately. Arnold took the remainder
of the medicine back to the druggist, and told
aim that he had made fatal mistake
The druggist persisted that the medicine was
right, and to show his confidence in his correct
neSs, swallowed portion himself, when he was
Immediately attacked by horrible commissions
and died in five minules The doctor, who
merely tasted the preparation and spit it from
his mouth, was also attacked and was with
difficulty saved. The affair Occasioned great
excitement. The druggist had mixed cyamuret
OfpotaSsum with lemon juice, developing enough
300 people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

SvLciDE.-We learn from the Woodsfield (O)
Spirit Of Democracy, Of the 2Ist, that Peter +
Kountz, of Brownsville, Monroe county, COM
mitte,l suicide by straugling himself, on We'd
nes'lay ofIast week Mr.. X. left his house early
on "Wednesday morning, aud went to his tobacco
house, it was thought, for the purpose of work
ing with his tobacco; aud as lie has not been &C
cuStomeI for many years to cat any breakfast,
lie vas not found TIL about noon, when one of
Gs children went to call lin to dinner. The
did, upon opening the door, saw him with lis
A"ee> resting upon the floor, and, suppo=ing
'a'he was praying, retired until he should be
done, The child, after waiting some time, en-
tered again, and 1iug its land upon lin dis
S0SeFed, to its horror, that he vas dead. He
had fastened one end Of rope to a BEAM, and
slipping moose made ii, the other end around
his neck, produced Strargulation by STOPPING.
!" hen found, his knee aud one hand touched
the lOoF. The cause which led, to the rash act
Is Uncertain; several possible cause, have been
suggested, but nothing definite is known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

PhoF DERArR viii responsible for the evil effects
which may liz produced by counterfeit called Electric
hf'eT his great remedy II persons will be
Rn heed his repeated advice tn ouh the newspapers,
uE and base article, when the Electric OH
sTWn and 50 tightly sGot1ntnlel by Mayors Of cities.
Members of Congress, Physicians and Merchants tire
highest startling he has shown By certificates published
and every PhilHdeiphan lien they bear the
leaves person hsttsr than II began and cannot OssIiy
do hITDI (Hs limitations wtil children should have
Group and ecthg, and ades II for the skin and PIN.
pies, cnIlexon, Rheumatism amy pain cannot
list when HpJieL p aft l-t-ett
Sole M.nnfacturns Department SO South Eighth street.
Phadt Iphia. sasI .H H7
See cf-fifcdtes IN Weekly Papera.
Price q, IrMIi 81 hoitl, and person has
made ANY real Electric Oil but myself, In this
other cry.
PRoy. CRAtLEs DEGRATH hscOyerer an sole manufactur
the wOIld Of Elscrrie OIL ti
For sale by n u LOGAN / CO., Bridge Corner.
A1s" by LAUGHLISS' q BUSilFIELD.-
JanI4 M"nr"" Street =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
PROM BOSTON.

JAS. ol.-The ship OriSsa, Capt Stearns,
from Calcutta, for this port, was wrecked on
Sunday, near CohasSet. The mate and three
Seamcn were drowned.
The Rank a. c. Cochran, from Apalachicoln,
for this port, was driven ashore near Race point;
crew saved.
place Two Of her crew were frozen to death.
The schOOners Granite State and Panama are
ashore on South Western ground
The bark Chester, from Philadelphia, was
driven from her anchorage, and has driited to
STA.
Several vessels have been wrecked in GlOu-
cester harbor, and others have drifted to sea.
co have ilOated ashore.
The brig Scituate, from Georgetown, S. O.,
was driven ashore ON Monday at Scituate. Four
uf her crew were drowned and the vessel is
total loss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
30 TnE a.UBI.IC.

r.,,rs iii, day sold Messrs. Campbell q ssDermot
o,srtsrneer Office. We return our slneerstI'snks
' ,,,ons for tie many acts of kindness We have re-
.uer hands aud cordially commend our successors
.,o,les We douhtnOt they viii ever BE- found prompt
Vs. ,.rc to every department of business, and VIII
to deserve the patronage of she community
49,. .o.p,. will run the 1ssr instant. and hope our
~ al us in speedily closing up our qt.stsndInF
.,ess of the firm will be settled by either Of TIE
+yF BEATTY co.
" wl,,lns, Oct. 8th, 1886.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

TRAVEL REsrxED.-As will 6o seen by de-
spatch in our Geographic column, the snow OBJ
aructions are removed, and the trains are again
in motion between baltimore and Wheeling.
We are not sure but what second celebration
ought to be got up in commemoration of the
fact. A through train is getting to be quite u
rarity on the Baltimore and Ohio road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

Coon NEws.--wc learned yesterday that die
committees appointed in the 1stand I'd Wards.
are doing nobly and collected yesterday very
considerable sum- They also administered to
scvc'al urgent cases. One Of the ladies, Mrs.
Merriam, being absent from the city, Mrs
Judge Fry consented to act We hnve not heard
from the other Wards
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

EOATs BUILT ONTuE ONO, IN Is5e.-The Pitts
oHlsh Despatch gives the FLOWING statement of
beats built during the past year, in which it aas
COnpIinented Wheeling with an endre lohiis-
Sion Of what she has contributed Oh! that
llrihr. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

& Cans ,SFaSp IA AT. THE editor OF the, PROV
iience Journal recently had his patience, sorey
t led HeaFllim and sylnpathize with, him
We can stand aimostanything in the way of
but NE Cannot 1ndeftslSs to
correct communications that spell fnion with 4
y, and constitution with k,-nnless, of course
they are in poctry-the proverbiala and authori.
zed license" OF whicl4 we think, is greater at
this time thanit ever was before.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

TIE oUEstros sEI1l4D.-Al1AMs vas awarded the erAt
premium for the best DagueFreoype likeness at the late
Pair in this city Also, premium best display Of a
EuerreOtyPes. oNE IrpnRp win be given to any
rfist in TfrOfnad who equal his pictures either on
Glass Silver plate Call his Gallery Main street.
corner of Union and examine his AbrOypes DaguvrreO
types and Phetegraphs. eetl1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

CAUTION TO APoruEcARlEs.-Th The hcart-rend-
ing catastrophe, detailed in our telegraph column
this morning, should put all persons, and espe-
saly compounders of prescriptions, on their
gu.ld No one but an adept should be trusted
With such responsible business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

OrR WEEKLY PArElL-A large edition Of the
Weekly Intcligrncer will go to press this morn
irg about 10 o'clock 1t will contain the latest
news BIZ telegraph aud the mails, from all points
at home and abroad. Price per single copy,
cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
LNnMMIIIEE MEEllNG.

ALBAxY, Jan. 2I.-The- State committee Of
the radical Democrats aud Republicans, appoint
ed 10y the Syrac,ISc Convention, met lust eyen-
ing to consider tie exicdicncy of nominating
candidate for L. S. Senator The committee
was divided in opinion, but the majority favored
the nomination ur Preston King.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

NV LINE TO SrEuBENvuLE.-We call atten'
ion to the advertisement of Mr.. a. c. Duvall,
proprietor of the daily line now running be-
tween this city and steubenville. Mr.. Barnes,
Of the McLure House, is the agent.