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B U II 6 E & ALL N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission 81 Produce Merchants,

COMMISSION az Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS
RRANDAES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
c0R-oF COLLEGE AND SPRING sTs.,NAsHvILLE. TENN
now in receipt Of alarse assorted stock Of
Of the trade:
Sugars.
go hds Lonisiana Sugar, Iu Ibis and
100 bills Y and Philadelphia Cote sIp9r.
Crushed Sugar Is bbis Baltimore and Louisiana
30 obis and Philadelphia : Loaf Sugar:
Powdered Sugar; 2j baIs Raltslore and Philadei.
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
$50 sacks Rio Coffee, Is do o. O. Java Codse
100 de LsguyrA DO;
mOIasseS.
$50 bbls New Molasses so ten gallon kegs GO syrarl
900 bbls do 20 bills do Do
100 ten gall kegs do
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Deans Whisky, 200 bills best Robertson county
100 do Wilshre's do Whisky,
IS do Ward D. Cary $50 bbls Rye 4 Bourbon do
25 do Srts old IOO bxs Iongyyors Cstavha
20 or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; 20 \ casks oil burgundy Port
y pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
pipes Holland Gin; so hask Champagne Wine
btis Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar:
. casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles kept in the Grocery
me ianiSl BUBGk & ALLEN.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, arc.
EM0VFE IL Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCRIPTEONISTS,
C7er Store Of TIE Mem Usioz Gnd american B9ildingss
Corner Of Cherry and VAHroh STeets,
NASHVELLE, TENNESS SEE,
Va RESPECTFULLY ask their old cs ane CUSTOMERS anc
the public generally to call and see them IN their new IS
hnent Supplied with large and complete stock OF Drugs
Medicines Dyestus Fancy Goods and all articles kepin Drug
Stores and constantly in receipt Of fresh 3ues OF the s
ty feel perfectly confident of their ability to give entire salts
faction With reference both prices and qualities OF their goods
Thankful Tor liberal pat-oSe heretofore extended to the
cid fr hope by prompt attention 20 busnessto merit
continuance of the
Corner Of Cherry and Church ssreetA
nUR PRESCRIPTION BEPARTMENT.
Re under the supervision Of a thorough and accomplished
PFeseptionst Druggist and orders in that line Of cur bus
eSs will at all hours and night be PROMPTLY and accurate
BY allied. pI.lgtI-l1n q "
MEEDECINES, INSTRUMENTS, &c.--we in
WE wife the OF Physicians to stock OF Medicines
Cbeaicals, Surgical and Dental instruments. &C -
DENoVILLE & co.
D0MEsTAC ARTgCLES.--The heads Of families
asked call and examine our stock OF house seepng
STslssuh as qexper Spice Nutmeg, Stsrcb Indigo, c.
DEMoVILLE & co.
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TENNESSEE MARINE
AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S15O,0OO--all paid i'm,
OFFICE North West Corner the Public Square Willak
risks against damage BY FIRE Dwellings and othe
houses Goed Store, sc. Also Marine and River hazards
and from all ports Also
Risks On Negroes against the Dangers OI
the River.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN ". HILL, JOSEPH VAULX,
JAMES COREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
g. VI. FOGG, JAMES ELLIS,
ALEX. ALLISON, N. 4. ALLoWAY,
r. IL. GARDNER, W. EAKIN,
TH0S. L. BRANsF0RD.
JOSEPH VAULX, President
A.W. BUTLER, Secretary. dsoa
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SALE VI LAND
FEAvING by decree Of the Chancey Court at Brownsville
Tenn, at the August Term, 1852 in the Of Green H.
Bradford, Ashly Chrisp Admir-. appointed Trus
carry Trust by one Samuel Dunsp dec
the 2st Of July 1854 to W. E. Bowers, deod for The
purpose securing the payment Two Hundred Fifty Dol
lars forty BY seal from said Dun
lp sad Green Bradford the undersigned WILL on saur
day day Of October 1882 Courhouss door In
the Of Ripley Tenn to sell 70 the highest bidder
cash. Tract Of Land lying Eaury
containing 81 said land being the decreed
To said Dunlap by ChanceTy Court Many county on the
18Th II March, tho OF William D. Dunlap ct al vs.
Padre and wife, ct al con ysyei A afoessid b. N
samuel Dunlap, deed, 20 said Bowers.
m ad a{Ii sold in pursuance Of sad Deed NJ Tuas
sep4-ftds CHURCHWELL BUCK. Trustee
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kirk patrick, NeVins a Co.,
RECEITTNG. FORWARDING AND WHOLE2ALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, EASEFILLB TENNESSEE,
EEAyE now in store large and eonpste assortment
z Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Moissses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock
Rsisns full stock, with feas Candles 2arines,
erel Glassware, assoTt Pecans together with all kinds
eles usually kept in t,e Grocery line. Our stock Of
ESEsANDEES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think be surpassed in this any other market
heavy stock Of goods now in invite the attention Of
TIE trade.
mar9s-F KIRKPATRICK. NEVINs Co.
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AARON sTRETCB,

nRUSEFEs--A large stock Shoe, Paint, Varnish and
a. Ar'is' d A. STRETCH
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DRUGS, mEDICINES, &c.

ctYRaNGES.--Lsge stock Of synges, come entirely
- patterns just reoeved snd for sale by AsrRErcH.
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Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
n EONTGOMERY & McGREDY, NurSerymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit
trees Evergeens Green House Plants, over 10000
ornaent Trees and EVer Gems, sable for Immediate effect
Fruits-5O00 Apple 2, & years old.
Pears-3aOO, DWarfs & Standards, 2 to years old.
Peaches $1,000 az old, Cherries, Pums Apricos Nee
tsreus and ounce, in Large numqers.
large collection Grapes, Strawberries, Raspoeres, Goose
berries Currsnts & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
rail- Linwood Nurseries Nashville. Tenn
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BORGFELDT a. GURTRATH,
&c Cherry Street,
Sell now their stock of
FANCY OBS AT OST.
ND have reduced the prices OF other Goods Their object
effect quick sale by offering good bargains the public
Call and be convinced
JuIylS-tf BoRGFELDT q GUNTRATH.
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l. n HEEsLaT
LANEEE. PHILLIPS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRO0ERS. COMMISSION kERCRASzS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. SO, AkEEEr STREET,
NASHVILLEs ENNBSSEE.
XE7E are in receipt of heavy stock fGRocERTKs. II
w VU0RS, &c, comprising extensive and varied assort
ment Of everything usually kept line Whie
specially invite the attention Of the trade:
SUGARS.
$50 hhds n, o. Sugar, 27s bills Crushed sugar,
p 10 Clarified DO 100 do Powdered do
40 bSs Havana do so do GranalAtsd do
100 bhls Loaf do 300 do Coffee do
MOLASSES.
40 bbIs Refinery Moasses 25 half Sbls Refinery Moassss
COFFEE.
I2o9bcs Baltimore Rio CoEee, 100 Govt Java Coles
SOD do n. o. Rio Coffee,
LIQUORS.
SIX pps 0tard, Dupey & I95 b5ls Old Rye WHISKY,
Co.. Brandy, $50 bois Reserve Whisky,
10 Z POS Nnr SitIz & Co.'S 50 DO Bourbon do
Brandy. $50 do Pixies Magnolia DO
g = Pps Rochelle Brandy, $50 do Dean hale DO
y = DO A. Ssignette 10 900 do Tenn white
~ casks Port Wine, 50 DO A NJ Brandy,
: DO Shcrsv do IS L Pps do do
go hhls dry -iAlaga do 100 bels New York Gin.
20 60 DO do Is cases Cognzc Brandy,
= do Cherry do 100 baskets Champagne,
apuncheoHs Holland Gin, 250 Claret,
100 bbls Newsom's Whisky, 50 casks Hisbuts Porter.
SUNDRIES.
500 boxes star Candles, 50 sArdnes Ks and Is,
80 do Summer do l5SeOils Cotton Rope,
$50 do Soap. eOi rsars Wrapping Paper,
go 90 F0xs Starch. 2Jkbis Mason Backing,
go casss III caTb soda, 900 tales Cotton Irvine,
IS cases Imp Tea go doz Painted Buckets,
s. z chests back do $50 nests Tuts.
40 bags 5 :. Almonds, 90 doz Wash boards,
rs do Pepper, rs do Brooms,
. do spice, 500 boxes Flasks
80 do Ginger $50 do TuMbers,
lO0bxs Manufactured Tobacco, so nests Baskets
assorted. 1,0OJ,O0O Percussion CaPS,
50 kegs PatShOt, ? casks Nader,
50 do Bar Lead so Matches,
1900 do Nails, Zoe O0O Cigars, assorted brands,
100 hbls No Macke-el, p terces Rice,
25O kits No. . do hbls Birthstone,
) b5ls Alua, &c, 30, &c.
LANTER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
julei5-tf No. 30 MarSst street.
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VACCINE MATTER.
Ws GOOD supply fes and reliable Vaccine Mat
L ser =. STRETCH, Druggist.
- CornnI Cnlfece and Union street.
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ENTNE TEAS.--Just received from large Importes Of
Teas good assortment Of Impsria 6unpovder, soIong
and Black Teas for BY the large small quantity e
A. STRETCH.
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StoVe9! Crates
TIHPLATE TINWARE &C., &c.
EETE in receipt o. large and choices selection
Of Coal and Wood Cook and Heating Stoves Parior,
Chamber and Oce Crates Tnpa Block Tin, Copper Sheet
Iron, Zinc, Wire Pressed Japane and rnwae, all q
the very best quality
We also still making that
Justly Celebrated Wrought Iron Cook
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a LLkinds Of COUNTRY PRQDUCE wanted for which h
"A highest narEst price in Cash sin Be paid BY
A. JENKINS,
Nashville, Sept I, ss-dIy Malt South Market Street.
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EDWARDS. GIEKESON & Co.,
tSuccessors 10 EdHardsA
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers I'm Fire Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c=,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

LAKE, SrrERIoR News Mr.. j. p. Hutchinson az
ryeo from Mgqueits yes;srday, ne having let Lase
Superor a week ago last Monday. He came 70 Green
Bsy striking Ial st O.hkosh. Mr. Hutchinson Te'
ports that there no Ice in tie bsy al Marquette, mn
tptv Of floating ice IN the lske; about tEO aud hSt
feet Of srow about Marquette, snd IS far south As little
BAY dc NoQuette.' There has been good ice for
travel on Gretn Bay Until within the past week the
xsrm and rainy weather has rendered il unsafe.
Business At Marquette sud Negsuree has been good
during the Winter. The Pioneer Company are run
ming two asst fun aces at present. ana WI De turnin
ont come - tuus of PIG irCn per day lhe Collos
works are in full blast and another fernsce IL beng
put up on Carp River by parties connected With the
Coins Company. Inc mining companies are making
arrangements for Going large business tie coming
Sumner Tie Cleveland Mining Company are build
rg tTestle work for extending Their track upon the
dock 30 that the cars be unloaded immediately
INTO the vessels. The Railroad Company, uEder MIR.
Fly, are preparing TO DO all tie Ousiness that may
manufactured at the COupauys chop. The Lake So
perior iron has proved 10 be well adapted for car
wheels; qCiie pumber have been made ct DcnkeT-
ys iourdeTy at Marquette, which are already being
spplied TO cars 10 be used the Iron Mountain ks
Iosd.
There will undoubtedly he triple the amount OF bust
1ess done al Msrquette the coming Summer that b IS
ever been dore before. tCleyeiard Herald
AWoIF ANn WIFE SroRl.-1He Tu5ca,a Power
a man, few cave since, while ehoppirg in the
woods come 81 niles west Of Lexington LenLsc
County, rcsr his own dwelling was ettacsed py
.eroci0us wolf ~hcb, Of the ETst sCDal, crasped his
victim by the throat The WIFE, ssltDg II tue DO ~
# The house ssw the position Of her husband, AID
ru1ripg Nd seized bis az ard with one blow upon the
back OF he wolf SO disabled him as 10 make him
relesse his hoh. few more blows hniseed Nun
srti,eIv but not until the wolf had succeeded iu cut
ting TIE throat OF her husband 50 that re expired
Amos. Immediately
bouse O. il-iame IN Goljsboro y. G., We.
Quilted" by mob on the l.th i5st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
OUTBREAK AT AUBURN PRISON
TWO PRISONERS FATALLY WOUNDED.

TWO PRISONERS FATALLY WOUNDED.
ONE CONVICT ARMED AND THREATENS TO MIL
THE FIRST MAN WHO ENTERS HIS CELL.
We learn from letter from Auburn that the prison.
ers employed in the bame ehop made an attempt at
revolt en- Saturday afternoon. II seems some OF ths
cunvics made resistance to the officers and
their lives. The Warden, Mr.. kirkpatrick, in self
defense driven "a order the guard TO ire among
the refractory rascas. Two Of them il is feared,
moItsy wounded-Loop and Gilbert. w. Ii. Cesar,
c0lorsd fellow, who was the leader IN the revolt.
wac shot through the thigh. The powder and bsus
had the effect ia restore quiet. 1t severe remedy,
but is generally necessary when desperate men have
10 be dealt With. Mr.. kirkpatrick behaved himself
with becoming promptress ard courage In putting
down the outbreak, and his conduct IL Thoroughly ap-
proved and Justified by the people OF Auburn IN arrest
ing what threatened to be q fearful riot.
IBy Telegraph
AUBURN, March l9.-One OF tue convicts employed
in the hame shop being unruly, the head keeper, Mr.
Austin. ordered him % be taken to the dungeon.
The shopkeeper. Mr.. Hubbard, proceeded 10 execute
the order, and while IN the act OF unlocking the cell
door, tie prisoner broke away from him and ran back
10 the shop calling upon the other cOnvcts for assist
apce The hesd keeper then attempted 20 secure him,
when the convict struck him with bar OF iron, ana
drew weapons round file, sharpeued TO point
which the keeper wrested from him. All the copVlcts
in the shop then made rush aud commenced throwing
hammers planes, &C., at the officers. The Agent
then ordered the guard 10 fire upon hem and tso OF
the cOnyicts were MORALLY wounded and one slightly:
They we're then marched 70 their cells AZ the point OF
the bsyoret. One of them, German il armed with
knife, and declares that he will kill the FIRST msu
tina, attempts 10 open bis cell. The head keeper has
srmed himself, and gone to zee him.
The fonosirg letter from the Warden hiss been re-
ceived at Albany:
AGENT AID WARDEN's 0FFicE. AUBURN PslsoS,(
AUBURN. March 49, 1859. !
DEAR SIR: Il became my painful duty this after
noon to put down the la~lees men in the hams shop
who were in resistance ~ the officers, and in doing
10 shoot three OF the convcts One Of them is named
Loop, and another named Gilbert Both OF them,
fear are MORALLY wounded. Toe other one tho Gauss
of the trouble, is the negro w w. Cesar, who is
shot through the thigh. Tia unfortunate affair;
but there was no alternative We had either TO give
up all control Of them and permit them 10 have their
own way, or 20 resist them by force. We chose tha
latter have no opportunity TO say more, for are
crowded with citizens who are here to sustain All
Justify the unfortunate event.
Yours, Sc THOMAS KIRKPATRICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
ACCIDENT BETWEEN ROME AND
IV4TEPTOPN.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM PERSONAL INJURY

REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM Personal INJURY.
TWENTY HEAD or CATTLE KILLED.
terrible smash.up occurred on the Wstertown AID
Rome Railroad, or Saturday, as severe, If Dot ths
severes n st has ever happened on that rosi. Ths
fTeis ht tr, N due here AZ IS p. m when short dis,
ts1ce he other side OF Pieuepolt Manor, ana whea
nujtr ful motion ran sgainst large elm Tree 1h,h
hsd been blown scross the track. The snow vas fall
INK last ard the wind bio siDg perisc. gale 90 that
IL sas in possible 10 see but very snOr, distance
ahead Ga the engine was Mr.. Cheesbrough, tae co.
eiuesr the fren an whose name 80 did not learn, aai
Mr.. Moore OF Cape Vincent who had some cs,,ss IN
charge in the freight ears.
The engineer had looked sbead moment before the
accident, but ssw 10 obstacle; Mr.. Moore saw the
tree iusi il struck the track shead OF t1e engine,
but rot in tine % speak 20 the engine or before the
ene struck; the engine hitting the tree was tRTosn
, q the track and went down euloankmeBt with.
, ~ cspsizirg OF some five feet grade, and ploset
through the ground snd fence toto the isd and there
et he'd NJ; the forward pant OF the tender reared
ard followed the engine, but wss turned bottom up-
wsrd righ, alongside Of the engine; next came ths
baggage in which we're some i've or siN persons:
he fore part Of that reared up ani was struck be-
bind by the ether cars and the four wheels knocked
completely from under H. leaving the body of th. car
upon the track, turned end for sud Next came a car
in viii were come II to 20 head OF fat cattstha.
ear smashed mp the cattie spilled out and seat
tered in almost every direction and the top part Of s
landed upon the grc where 'he three men yet were
knocking off the covering the bell stand and smoke
pipe Next came two herfreight cars; these l.nded
on or nesr the engine, making almost conpeta
wreck There were s,ill two other cars loaded with
grain left on the track not very much injured.
In this general smash-up, strange as II may seem,
not ore OF the persons was hurt Those on the en-
CINE, except one who had very ght scratch - ths
nose, escaped without injury, slthough they were in
the most imminent danger Before they could get
out the freight car which was over them had to bs
Temoved those in the baggage car also miro ,alousy
efcape. injury Oat Of 20 head Of cattle ab0u, u
were killed. We are told by those who saw tho
wreck that IL vas really frigb'fa 20 look upon.
The name of the engine thus demolished is the 81.
Lavrerce; il is shout the as ruined; II is tae
engine which fell through bridge into the water, &
few years ago. near the same place where it met with
the disaster Saturday. Rome Sent, March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

mtnt Of TIE k.red snd wounded. As We have stated
informant thinks The killed and wounded "a.
mefous than reported.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
THR
LIVER INVIGORATOR Z!

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
Is oSR OF THE BEST PUR6ATTvE AND LIVER Nh
DIcISES before the public that acts CftA1rtte
a soSs MICS a ao oSy s s Ta Ts@ey
aetns rt on the LEY 10 dec. i: morbid matter then
the stomach and bowels 20 OF that natter, thus
painful feelings eIpeTeneed operations Ca
drfcs Il strengthens the system at the same time that
purgest; and when taken daily In moderate doses, will
strengthen and build It up with unusuairapdlty.
The LLVER Is one Of the principal regalators Of the
The powers Of the system are ailSds1eioPe TIE ste
Almost entirely dePeadent on me hsaltny aelon OF We
stomach atfAu the bowels are fault and The usole
having ceased to do it, Gy;For the diseases Of that
gam one Of The made i his study in
eounteraet the many derausementst TO which
thI.r.m.1v, s, anvr.r,optro
bled with LIVER CONF. PLANT Ia nv ofts forms,
These Gums remove aIl-zmorbi or bad matter from
the system, supplying In their place healthy hOW Of bile
InVgorAtng the stomach, -causng digest we'll,
PURIFYING THE BLoOD-giying tone and health 70 the
shoe nac5sry rsnovingtse cause OF the disease
BILIOUS 4ETAczS are cured, AND. WHAT is
LIVER INvIGoRATOR
One eating to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food froua-rising AM spuring.
only one dosstakrn before retiring, prevents NIGHT
oa7 one. dose taken at-.elsh., loosen, the bowel,
gently, and COS=l TTFEyESS
One dose taken sfter each meal viii DYSPEPSIA.
One dose o. two tea-sPoonfuls Will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe- removesth.
cause Of the disease sgd-n7<es Pssfsst cure
One dose often repeated isJQa for CHOLERA
HORBUS, and preventive Of CHOLERA
~ Only one bottle is-,needei to throw Of the
system the elects OF nedielne amer long sickness.
- one hostle taken for,sJ AtSDICE removes Al
ioTness or unnatural cniOr--from the skin
one dose taken ahoTt~stme before eatng gives viz
or 70 the appetite, and makes~foOd digest we'll
One dose often repeatei.cure CHRONIC DEAI2-
RHosA In It's worst forHns, while S UNKER and
BOWEL complaints yieitZZalmost 10 the hrEt dose.
One ortEo doses cures at taeka caused by WORMS In
Children; there 10 snFersafer or speedieF FeelV in
the world, as Il HersT Stila -.
~ A few bottles euresIDROPSY, BY exciting the
absorbents.
We take pleasure recon- uaendfur this r,eafefn.
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILI, FEyER
and AL FEVERS OF q Bill LIOUs TYPE II op-rafe1
With thousands are Killing ~ trrfff1 - H.
wonderful virtues. - = =
al WH0 USE IT ARE GITLgG THEIR EyAYY
AOLS TESTIMONY ~ ITS "a FOR.
His ,oae- q tae mouth mia fAs TnVigortOr, ad
THE LIVER TNVIGORATOR
Is A scIESTIFIc MEDICAL DISCOVERY ana In d,ft-
working cures, almost too believe ItenTrg
magic, ere re 1rsf nas giring Jsnsff and sedo rrs
thaa one bottle IL required any kind OF LYTER
Complaint from the JFtinfee or DisusDsfn "a (.
eammon Headaehs, all Of which the result q : DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Broadway, New YORK
Ana retaiied By AL Druggists. Sold dEso 5v
uHIs-B T. II LOGAN 4 CO.. Wheeling. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
The IN fELLIGENCER
Prom the Cleveland HsrAid.i
At NIGHT.

The grim old ghosts of darkness loom
Far up against the sky,
And like n wall Of SORROW comes
The night hawks lonely cry.
love the night-thc darkest hour
That broods Der sleeping things,
To me has more of grandeur far.
Than sunlight ever brings.
There is ulsjesty Of thought
Unknown to days broad glare,
When curtains of the deepest shade
Make Erebus of air.
The spirit parts the vail of gloom,
And walks the silent shore,
Where mein'Iy-wayes frcm lile's deep sea,
Bring drifting sands OF yore.
The foundered barks that sank beneath
That oceans troubled roll,
Are waited to the shad'wy beach,
Where darkness wraps the sonl.
Strange voices from the world that's gone,
Come on the silent air,
And sing Of those we've left behind
The good, the true, the fair.
The future, too will send to rs,
When midnight stiffness reigns,
y voice whose hopeful whisperings
Calm all our fever pains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
Corner Of Hanover and Pat Sc. BaltimoI
GOLDE n b EE HIVE ST O r E.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET WHEELING. VA
NEW FALL AN D WINTER GOODS!


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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

ID TTERNAN SON, No. 70 North Charles ST.. Baltimore
offer for sale the following articles, Of
pnrtation. particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Pema rtine's hnest pale, gold and
brown She-rles. In wood and in glass;
PORT wINES--SandemNn'E competition red and white
Port In wood and In glass.
MADEIRA WINE-Iohn Howard Mareh's hne Madeira
In wood azd IN giGSs; also, Grape juice
HOOK VINES Seinberrer, NJ arcohrun.
neT, Cabinet, LIeb-frau-mileh Bronneberg. iS46.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-MOet anl Chandon's finest, 10
quarts and pints.
sIASDIEs-otArd and HenneIsy'S hne old pale dark
nrandies-
RUMs-oh and hns Jamaies, Antigua, Grenada AID
from ire tsiGnds. inDortei direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quAltr-TIernan brand-ana
mixture % aromatic poison In Il.
2a1half chests % the huest SOECHOSG IRA misty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
CASES AND CURES.


DTSPRPsIl.
young lady 20 had troubled with Indigestion
render necessary
selection her food After eating, the stomach became
acid rising her mouth with AMI unpleas
ant heavy loVdke sensation stomach, continuing
hours frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
n depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pls mornIng and night, and in less than
week eerS symptom OF her disease had vanished
and she felt like \ being.
gentleman somewhat advanced In years strong, robust
constitution had lately been deal affected with ind
geson stomach, tongue bad taste In the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng In the
head much render his riding In carriage
mounting emnenee, quite dangerous Afer irving
things Intellectually he the Dyspepsia pills.
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night and
works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
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