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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

@"The following, by avorte cOltrtbutOr enbodies
In truly poetic mnner Of tho nt pathetic scenes
in 'Uncle TIME Ca6in.' R
wethnk we arc SOMEWHAT responsible to our readers
for an opinion We have heretofore expressed ingrd to
tMoLL1K-we said she co ud write pretty verae; do not
these lines sustain Our opinipn7
For the wheeling IntelIgenecr.
Evas Legacy.
nyplayeI the hfea. hof evening
On "A brow seTslelY fhtf,
Lingering whore the dying sunshine
Mingled with. Tho glorious hatri
Gently slowly, yet as surely
s..-s As ths aunitsht from tho
* WSs.that life OF angel beauty s,Lfs5IFf,
\ ~ Fading nomtie earth sway.l stl
sony tSttthe evening shadows ee-s -'---'
Ger Str4hg6 and d4rk.browed mrons,l
There In bitter anguish clustered
Round tho d ling fair and young .,.,..,..
q Lialening 10 the pIaihtive music
or the voice they loVcds well,
Rre forever with the angels. sls, 90 ~.
r...5 should its seraph anthems swell.. . !I.--s
. or Of late they missed her presence, 1te .ta
And her ear nest words OF love;
as she told wondrous story ~ E. I,.lsat
.a..-Hs orafairer cline above, ,slor.n
Where for all sarth's wet ry. hearted, 4. 9.
SorrowstriCken, and oppressed
Trusting Him who gave the ransom,
Was glorious home OF rest. i ia
welithey knew the heavenly radiance
That illumed the gentle brow,
Was thel light of dRwnins glory
In that home for Eva now. .u. -.a assn
AS they knelt in grief beside her, l'a y 74
Low she breathed for them prayer .'
Gave to each, her gin at parting,
One bright tress of golden hair: l
~ She hath gone where scenes of sorlow lsfs1
Meier sgain shall meet her view, IL
Where richer halo crowns her.
Than fair curIs of sunny hue. j., ogs
May not those who with her teachings
Cherish shreds of golden hair, 49,.
AS bright stars in her rejoicing, w.
Dwell with angel Eva there3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

~ TnE PUokrrE eoEoner's jury in this
cSss taking large mass Of testimony, return
ed verdict that the explosion 4was caused by the
--improper management of the2a engineer, Joseph.
.,nauiels; Of EaEInar. The nrrlnbir Of 1ilsd aud
!. ~ thirty. ~ .5 Ss 5
- f-eel. Cas- has stated that under no eipeam- =
stances viii he accept position in the new Cabi-
net. So says the Detroit Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

.1.The citizens of Richmond, Virginia, have, as
we are informed, raised $1,000 by voluntary sub
scrpton 10 pay for the slaves lately declared fee,
in New York. by the decision of Judge Paine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
A sly Dash al thel "oritter. !"

One of our subscribers, says the Rhode Island
Republican, who happened 10 be in Newport last
summer, got down into the bar-room at avery ear
ly hour, when there was nobody but boy IN ut
Tendance, when 10! who should come frSthbut' a
tall, we'll dressed Quaker gentleman, witt had been
attracted thither the '' car.y conferences" The
Friend looked about for moment, and then turning
10 the boy inquired
"Boy, does theeinake any lemonqde5'
"Certainly, sir-ai great deal"
"WelI keme glass, Take that largest tum-
BOY mixes ingredients, and pours in water about
"stop-leavc vacancy. Has thee any old
French brandy2" to ...l6 10 81 --,-is5 it,.s,.s
eyes SIR go r'-s'i
."Well, pour thee until tell thee to STOP
"StOp." exclaimed the Quaker in due tme."-
"Has thee any good Jamaica ruml''
"No sir.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
ri / S4EMI6:Al!Ll;ss;;,,, ~ kIxTIg
YpInaRIc PFoPeFfY for SHE or Co :

THE ndo,si,nod oaars tor s,id ~ $50,
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from The lne ON
Baltimore and Ohio Railr0il, ami near FarmDun NM
stone Coal and Timber close 10 the furnace The NM,
signed wishes either SELL extend his operations "A
TO any one having Rolling Mill Foundry in WhesiS
who will Join in with thus establishment, and furri,s
Steam Engine, lie will offer the most liberal terms eE
ing ali machinery or stock at lair valuation, IT
Specimens of the Ore and Pig Metal may be sen n fl
Office Of the Wheeling IhtelIfgcncef. ~ VIZ q III
Cost OF Iron ore delivered at tho furnace, per tou
Cost OF Ch0rcoals Per 100 bdslelsj. IN
Cost OF Limestone. per ton. 81
Hon. Thomas Hayf..s will receive and eoadu4 M
examine It.
oct1i-tf JOHN C.. WIILI4Vs.=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

Lamp wick, soaked for quarter of an hour i.
vinegar, then dried before put into the lamp, will
prevent the LAMP from smoking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

Cutler Esq.,. of Lynn, Livingston county, N. Y,
was destroyed by fire ON Wednesday last, and This
daughter Sarah, about 23 years of age, who had
been for some time in feeble health perished in the
flames i'I.si' ~ fi1a. !. E. t.sf-,t HltH1' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

MA large quantity of smuggled goods, consist
ing of about 100 casks of wine and 200 boxes OF
raisins, have been discovered in Norwich, CT, and
ascertained TO be part of the cargo of smuggler
which entered Long Island Sound snme weeks ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

5Fmr.-Tne billiard saloon and bar room of.Mr.
G. S. Pryor, at Savannah, Georgia, were destroyed
by fire on Friday. Loss $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

DAMAGES AwAnDED.-In the Superior Court at
New York, last Saturday, Farley recover
ed 500 damages the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany for injuries received in collision last Deem
Der. No'limbs were broken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
NO,NIINeA IHIaN

Messra Editotss You veil tlctse3 X e55,.llS5S-
coming Gh6rter R.ectious Which, al u NJ ~
next andthe at wtiehthe peoplS X aS'
the privilege ting and yodl for ~
n9uHee our worthy, estimable ala enc IN stsss
snd u Mechanic. PtfILo Z. KfsfBERIY IN ~
i0r the 0fce Of CRY SERuIsAtT ana - CShits
noS29ste Many VOTER leF Tis tsT G. y :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

TnE PaEn6RST Of the United States has official
ly recognized George Payne Roinsford janis as
Consul for Great Britain for Virginia, to reside at
Norfolk = e '''
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Rat Expelle]

A FRESH lot of this celebrated preparation received
n , this dayib % ? NKlEII4Ls9 & CALDWELL
On HOMES Perry Davis Pain Killer, received BY 'F
sOO novsO - ~ E-f-s KELLSsS: CALDWELL.
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=" ,o-fIHl7" T. T. T.
IOLACK AND GREEN TEAS, of superior quality and
ID medium grades, Just received and for sale by
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NOTICE

TE7lIE undersigned will give his undivided at.
4 teniion to the prosecution Of Claims Of eve
~ description before Congress, aud the Executive
Departments Of Government.
lie Wi, BE- in Washington, during the session Ut
Congress, and at his residence in Alton, Illinois,
during the recess, and communications addressed
20 hm NJ either place will receive prompt attention,
as in his absence he will leave rusty and competent
persons 10 attend to business sent him. Ills service
Of six years IN Congress, aud the great experience
he has had in the prosecution claims iorpcnsions,
bounty land warrants, extra, aud back pay, As well
us pay iorhorses aud other property lostin the Mex
lean and Indian wars WILL he trusts, enable him 10
give satisfaction TO those intusting business to his
care. lie will give particular attention TO Rer0'H
tiondrg Pension Claims, and to procuring Boun.
~ Land Warrants, and To locating anddisposng Of
the same, for those entitled TO bounty land under
the act OF 2Sh September 1880; also 10 suspended
claims AT any oithe Departments.
lie would respectfully rcerlo the members OF the
present and the three preceding Congresses, and Ia
the heads OF Departments, 81 the late aud present
Administrations. ROBERT SMITH.
Alinn Noypmbpr 90 1851
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Kohn and Mandlebaum' Column.
A JURY OF LADIES.

\ number oi ladies. both married and single,
Ia sccial Tea Parry happ,urd 10 musr7
And yGul not be surprised when you Ind ~ co'ir-'
lhRt much OF their chat was devoted 70 dress
such indeed. was the Gaze, and we Will now proceed
! u tell You now all an the subject asp-c
II | reco!iect rghiv Mi>s Josephine pruV
Was the hrSr IN addressing he trWrnnr uN.
Pray, give me 90 said she, "rlc ourIou "a tou oA
Concerning lat merits Oi Naud, Hauu's t,uihna
CONSIDER myself said Juc n-lhr Ms .ilg,
That there Is no more honorable warehouse i.a,
this" sway -
THAT Is right" said Ni-~ Nr.I,"voDr opinion vi.
O1T husband, and lovers bear cat uli Vou -ay.
Nv wouhv gentleman, indeed, wuud not wear
ANY other EaTptrut hutwh hat he buvs there
y supei.J' warehouse /, ctusHy Is,
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And ySu Anvw / ans lou,.lcrcda hu @. q qua
Miss Judgment spoke neat, Aud expressed nri de
hight fright.
That tie others had spoken 80 much IN the
She considered Che pants, lhc coats, aud tae vests
" ere such D. 10 sand the moSt qualcJ. TESTS,
Aud pr ruyUl'ru many praises equally due,
tn 'lr vu',uug warehouse and 'hy pruVyv'ors too
hE>Ih.tyNa.' allowed wuu'dha,s thrW ,v Nuow
lni'a. prcrsarl You'd -u1uui ~1ratail tmr>low,
NM,h a->-rJ.ou was backed by Nrs Cauj.r and
Mss Penny 'uUN
VI no ,.,.Urru tt#' tNe prices were cheaper than
Thus r.r ..urr, expressed their opinions thereon
ia support 90. ,ut r-l5Ishult ut OF .NauJ.rhauu and
h,.n rIuir D..
Nay crowd, NY ,hr dscss: wait To prove whatl,,
And b.arvu die ,.cNs 90 q Jury OF Ladies.
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Fer Music Schools L. Societies
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-10
Water Power to Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements TO
capitalists aud manufacturers, as they have de-.
cidedly the best water power IN the state having o..
yer IS fee, head aud fall aud situated in Dayton, 1
miles above Ottawa. aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which Is kcptln rcpairhy the state, without
any cost to the undersigned They have water To
lease Tor term of years sufficient to drive % run Of
~ feet burrs, and will lease on very liberal terms to
any good responsible company.
This is rare chance for men ofcopo who mny
wish to 90 into the manufacturing business The 10.
cation is very healthy and admirably situated as it
is on nayigablc feeder, within miles the con.
tcmpla,ed Rock Island rail road and the head OF
steambon, navigation, Forturlher information ad.
dress Dayton may ~. JonN GREEN & Sons.
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TO Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

ME subscriber having made arrangements
with Vrspasian Ellis, Esq oi Washington
n City, hereby gives notice lha,h isprcparrd
TO prosecute Bounty Land, Pension aud othrrclams
upon government with facility aud Oh favorable
terms.
The principal classes Of cases ofIand bounty and
pension claims which now exist aud the general
principles which they rest, are follows, to wit
lstLaRd BOHaty is due to all officers, mont commits.
stoned occrs, MUSICIANS or prlyates, whether reg
nInrs, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served IN
the war OF 1872, uncss they have heretofore recr-
we'd land bounty. Also to nll such as served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890 and also the commits.
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico,
to wit; Those who enlisted for one rand served
lmonhs TO loo acres those who enlisted for six
months and served lmouihs 10 80 acres All those
whoscncd overl month TO 10 acres The widow
ot n soldier who waskied IN battle entitled TO 100
acres II the officer or soldier Is dead, the widow Is
entitled to the bounty II there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
thehouniy
ID Pensions for Life are due 10 all widows OF
revolutionary officers and soldiers II they were mar
ned pr9f to 1900,
81, Increased pensions are due TO all such widows
Il their husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1878
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt aud respectful at-
tenton Postn sc paid pn all letters sent through the
Post Office Ottawa, nov . NJ. u. .loLLlsrER.
f.ss la L.. ~
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American House.,
virginia Hotel,

Gre0. Streets. s. Louis DO.
rINllS house j. located ip the business, part Of the
city and tor room and comfort, Is egunl to any
hotel in the city merchants and others visiting the
city on business viii find j, greatly to thru adyuu-
ta-e TO stop AT this house Their charge, IRE mo-
derate, and accommodations Of die best 4nRh Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-10
The Five Nile House,

4 'llE subscriber, formerly Of the Sulphur Spring
4 House, having taken and fitted up the well
known stand the foot OF Buffalo Rock on ihr Pc
IA road five miles st Of Ottawa, vii hold himself
always ready TO afford Accommodations in superior
manner IN travellers and others Grar, tu TO IN,
friends tor vast hvors,--5y strict attention 10 bu.
-nes- hopes Ia inertia liberal share Of their patron
age ~ the future .oc15l CpfT REED
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administrator Notices.


Estate or .Mchdui higgins. deceased
PURSUANT to an order o the county court ol
l.lsa.le county notice Is hereby gwen. that all
persons having claims against the estate o! Michael
llleus late 81 Lasalle county, deceased, arrre-
uulltd To produce the same in writing and tile them
Ia said court on the second Monday IN FEBRUARY
next. when and where said claimants are requested
10 attend or the purpose OF having their claims adj
lusted in pursuance ot laW. EtGENE tl1DlN~,
Dec n lSjl-i6-6w. Ercr'f.
A persons indebted to ihr estate are requested
To make immediate payment to the executor.
4dHiH~iroiors sac q Neol Estate
n OFFICE D, hereby given, that by Ntgtue OF a
' decree of the county court ct La~ai,c county
wi sell ut public auction, at he door Of the court
house IN Ottawa. on Monday, Februgru I'd, lSJ3
ne west halt ot the northeast quPrtrr and ,hr ras
halt at the northwest quarter u SEC IT, town ~ O.,
range Beast. A. property belonging to the estate OF
James Glover, drc'd BvEroN {. tooR.
Ottawa, Dec 20, 1851 ldWul!SiTGt0T,
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Dr. Iayior'> Nerve and Bone
IINIM EMIT

Mis- iin,ment has gained a reputation in tho
east over every other llnimcnt, and stands
= unryaird IN lis certainty to cure sprains, bfu-
ses burns sorr-, aud crupions, and is warranted
to be Of twice the value that Faueps or any other
nimcnt can be IN applications to horses and do
nestle animals II Is scientifically prepared from
diseases of III nerves, bones, aud sincws, No IA.
my should be without ii. Ii stands upon rs own
merit, and Challenges the world Tor lis equal For
sale at the new drug mud book siore north of the
court house dcCl3 Il GEIGGs.
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Boarding..

ID OONS with hoard, may be found on CoIum-
IL bus Street , doors north of the Park
Accommodations provided in the best manner
tor permanent OI transient bonrders. ON reasonable
terms. J. W. AN TIES.
Dugvo Nnyernhor : 1881
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American House for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale the American
1 House, at the junction otihe Illinois and FuA
rivers, m Ottawa, and ali the furniture, Sc, thereto
belonging, al a bargain. The house has been kent
Tor a nulnberotyears aud has always proved a mon.
ey making stand. ~ l.. MILLER.
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LARGE STOCK or
DrUo's and Medicines.

The subscriber, az the City Drug Store i, 10 full
receipt OF his summer supply ot fresh Drugs aud
Medicines from the eastern aud southern markets
lie has now hand a better stock than has hereto
tore been kept IN this place. consisting Of every artl
Gle belonging 10 the Drug business, together with
good supply ul Books aud StatiOnry, Fruits and
Nuts, and almost every article Necessary except
hardware aud tapes. The pubic are solicited zeal
andbe satisfied before puTcha sing elsewhere
Physicians can have orders filled at Chicago pr.-
ces. q THOMPSON
Ottawa uiu, | 1850
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ajotels.
Geis,er House,

ViIAWA, ILlINuIN-
HNlllS House, formerly owned aud occupied
4 by Mrs. True, is beautifully situated on
La Sale Street, about halt way between he Canal
and the Court House. Il has been recently pur-
chased, and converted into Hotel, where every
attention will hr paid 10 the wants and comfort ct
Its patrons, BY The proprietor,
November II. c. II GElCER
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G,EI GDE|MH eAr,

are made to suit the demands of the country, heavy
md OF good stock and We feel no hesitation in war
rantlng them tor durability and to give satisfaction
We offer good assortment OF Cloths, Sltinefts
Tirceds, JeaaS, FianHeis Of different kinds and a
very superior quality of blankets carpet and stock
ing yarn, which we will exchange on liberal terms
for wool, cash, wheat, corn, &c We will pay part
cash ON wool where II is required.
CiRDfNG AND SPANNING will he done a.
heretofore in lots OF Ihrry pounds aud upwards, al
from fourteen To sixteen cents per pound
WOOL CiRDiNG
done n; five cents per pound. We have our Mn.
chimes IN good order for DONG the best Of work
and when wool comes properly prepared for card
ing, you may depend on having good rolls.
CLO7W DRESSING
will be done a, the u~ual pricc,, but IN better style
OF finish. Persons who may have 10 be detained
over night, on business connected with the Factory
shall be ono expense. J. 4 u. GREEN.
DAYTON, May IL, 1851.
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Grecian FancherOninm Drops.
I y I'D

a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
And rW positively cure The Sick Headache,
Chiils aud Ecrsr, Jdnndi.e, Dyspepsia, ChroHic
Diarrhgd, Sea Sickness, Cholera, and Cholera In
faninm, and restore a healthy action TO the Liver,
without particle oiCnlomel, Mercury, or Quinine
en'crinsinto their compound
They do not purport 10 be remedy fer all man
rcr of diseases that flesh is heir to, but experience
warrants US in saying the above they will positively
cure They will also correct all arrangements OF
the stomach and relieve from those aches and pains
throughou, the system commonly called Rhenmar-
ic II is an excellent remedy Tor the GRAVEL,
aud rs VERMlFuGE, or WORM medicine,
there is none better.
Prspned only by DIR. J. S. FANCHER,
10 Fulton street Nav York.
Afrw doors from Broadway
For snlc wholesale and retail, by WALKER IL
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