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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
Silk e Dress Goods.

DAYADRRR and FIounced Silks, extremely rich Bro
ID eade silks in Tan color, Ashes OF Roses, &c, Satin
Chene Black Silks all qualities Royal embroidered Dam
1'eenes Caps all Wool French M0usn dc LANES in rich
Designs stewart PIaids French MeTinos, Mouselin DE
In LANES Turquoise, Tibet Cloths, elegant French
Chnt1ea Chaes in eOoTs Persian and Lama Cloths black
and eoored Apaeas from tSI to SO, Sci being tic largest
stock OF dress goods In the city. Just received at
Oet26 d W HEISKBLL q cos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

TIE DANCING COMMUNITY are on the tp-tOs of
expectation for party to come of at the Union
Hall on Friday evening. Rigby's band is to make
the music, and as an evidence that It will be fine
affair, we are requested to say that no gentleman
without lady win be admitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

Fatal AcgrDEsr.-Japes GOslin, aged %, was
hlled near Waynesburgh, Pa, on Thursday last,
BY falling a distance of 60 fest from hickory
tee, from which he was gathering nuts. g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

HExnr GrLE1, ESQ.,, has been elected President
Of the Pittsburgh and steubenville Railroad Com
psny.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
"The glores Of our mortal state
Are shadows, not substantial things"

HrxrrrLD R.lLaOAD.-Ths election for Direc-
tons of the Hempfeld Railroad was held at Wash
irytOn, Pa. on Monday last. The following named
gaLlemen were elected: james PAUL, Samuel
N4l, Isaac W. MITCHELL James R. Baker, of
wheeling; VIM. McKennnu, c. II. Reed and
Ireal Painter. of Pennsylvania
meeting Of the board, for the election of Of
foers and other business will be held in this city
On p by next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

~oLp Foorrs."-The ChaEfestoa Courier says
Of the literary works of the lamented Calhoun,
abut little interest oFdemaAa IS manifested for the
work, and the edition for the most part lies quietly
reposing on the booksellers shelEes--EF. la,
What are the ssWorks'' Of Calhoun, Clay and
Webster worthnOUl .eThey weIe old fogies, and
it was time for them to die-huna for Young
America" as we heard an admiEer and supporter
Of Pierce say yesterday; and we are told that the
works of Clay .'lie eOldiR his grave at Ashland"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

FRnSD BAusxAN, of the Washington Reporter.
we believe you're lazy, for when you copy our
items into your paper (and good paper,
admitSou seem to recotl at the labor OF writings
the long name "Whseliag EateLigeneer."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
J MAGNIFICENT sTOCK OF Isi
DRY GOODS.
WIN. +. Sci BY. 80

-sNN5Nla IL S6E6iIla -frlEi
MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
NI his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, Jobbine Of
atestimporatonR and from the best manufactures OF of
country, carefully selected expressly for the
JOBBING TRADE.
or the best fabrics, designs and colors 10 which herd
aud Country Merchants. f.fa1at -
CLOTHS-His stock consists in part or the best Makers
and OF the usual variety OF coors both Foreign and
CASSIMRRES-Blain black and doesldn, as well aSof a
ft great variety OF the choicest fancy coorS- l1l3
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steenlixed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk; alan
Twesds and Cyg Jeans, sssG
OVER C0ATlEGS-0fcolored blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety 'aH
PRIHTSA very large stock OF the best makers of last
madden colOTs! As well as the most common kind
low priced prints for comforts, &c f'J -
DRESS GOODSGinghauls, mouse de lains emb lustre,
ylAin and 6g'd black alp1CaS, well as OF eoloTl
.t Of tho beat variety, both figured and plain. scr
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock of cambrie figured
and plain jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, book, thread and. cotton laces, edEngs, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens. ,.3E-r ..,-f,s. =,
CAPS-Mens boys and chldTens velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons, hosiery, umbellas brown and
blcached musns, shirtng cheeks Ticking, dtes
cSc;, together with a full and complete stock Of
Notions OF an Sorts usually wanted; and altogeth
er feel well assured my stock i9 complete that
when It Is examined and the prices told, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market
aug24. w. T. sRLBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

THE INrELLIGEEcE AND HoNEsTy Of the "editor
nd correspondent of the Intellgeaeer are very
,ziously impugued in the Gazette of yesterday.
z. believe it is Chesterfield who says that nine
,,hs Of mankind would rather be called rascals
s,u fools, but it seems thai the editorsof the In
.gencer are 50 unfortunatet to incur both charges.
FELL, this is a.wieked world we live IN, so it is,
ad if it were not for some "'capacious souls
lolding suficieutyirtue to redeem the whole race,
re should be hopeless set of yagGbonds.
We presume the persons in question will, by a
yere tax on their resources, be able to muster suf
seient "inteligeuce''. to s7indicats themselves,
tough they have Gilrauor of an intellect to
contend with 49, -if a.i, sj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
A WOMAN SHOT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IT,.
Mrs. Rebecca Miller was shot this morning on
South street, while on her way to market, by John
Diamond, an insane man, laboring under the be-
lief that she had bewitched him. The ball enter
ed her back and lodged in her light lung, and is
supposed to be fatal. Her maiden name was Re
becca Garretsou, and was formerly of Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
TI- NEW Fan Gooda.l


NIIlS morning we will opening Fail stock
OF Goods, among which may be found the ollowlngtt
DRESS SILKS g..
Very rich Brocade At Silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine,
Black & cord Pout De Sole, Fancy Colored Gaee,
blk Satin de Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
entirely now, Stewart Plaid Silks in en-
Gro de Antique - ,- ttrely new de9gnS. ,-4l
French Muslin DeIaines Plain and Figured y ss.-.L
Mourning Silk and Wool Mouslin Dc LANES.
French ChintIes, very beautiful. AL EF5s q
BombaIines, Lupns make, extra,
Our assortment OF FAN Shawls is unequaed for elegance
and variety, consistingO OF s's'tt-H'i
Ermine fur Shaws, all eOlorS. ..t el-isg.
Thibet Palm Shawls, all eolors. ...,f. -.,-.l.,
Grape ShGwls, at llpnees, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere Sh1Wls.
Bay State and French Plaid shawis. z Ai5i's7
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDER1ES, &c.
Embroidered Founclng In Swiss and Jaconet Mullins
Jaconet and Swiss Edgngs and Insertings
Ricn Trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, in new designs. ~ ~
FTlnges and Laces in every width. .s ia
Wide Block and colored Velvet Ribbons. 81 d . -
Narrow % do for Trimming.
Trimming Ribbons entirely now style. - 80 -
sept3 5TS7I5 = Fs-ss5.1f o. w. HRISKRLL. d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
Att,ention!!

Attention!!
HAVING Just returned from the Eastern Cities, with
III more than dOnblG tho former supply OF
Fancy, BGapIo md Domestic Dry Goods,
The subscribers arc prepared to or more than or
econs with te greatest care and trouble having eye
10 the wants and tastes every one ater that
they will sell to every customer on the most sat
ilhctory terms both In regard TO quality and price
heass call and examine for yourselves q
ROEMER & BROTHERS.
.s7t'p .sta- No Is, Main street,
septi5-3mdyc. Centre Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
BODIES RECOVERED, &c

Seventeen bodies have been recovered from the
wreck of the Buckeye Belle. Seven are still miss
The first clerk. Whissen, is dead. Senator O.
G. Coveyis dying. Calvin Stull, pilot not ex-
pected to recover. The rest of the injured are
doing well.
1t Is reported here that measures are being taken
to indict the Captain and Engineer for manslaugh-
ter if they should recover from their injuries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

aTThe news boys Of New York have reduced
the price of Z" Salt River Tickets" to one cent
probably the retult Of competition I-RieAnsOHS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
SUICIDE.

- "---. FHILADkLFnAs NUN- II
Mrs. Flick, respectable lady living on Race
St., drowned herself this morning in the dock
She was partially deranged, and stole away from
home while hsr attendant was asleep She has
been married about two years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

Notice,
hereby given that Books oT R6a 70 the cap9
CONNECTING Bridgeport in Belmont co.. with the teubc
vile and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh Gtonl VIII
he orened al Wheeng va,-Bridgeport, St CAirsyi.lc
Inioptoyyn and Flushing Belmont eO-RTeePor
co. West Chester county on SATURDAY
10 W. Il. .HEoLL0WAY,
CRlSPAS 0GLEBAY,
~. NOSES RHODES,
~ i. THOS. c. THBAKBRI
IS. mss j. NJ. McC0NAHEY.
BrijF l. Sent. 10, 1S52-td-, .a .t. -slls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

VIZ THINK it quite probable that most of those
who deal in these tickets have no cents CsenSe at
ALL 49,. "a - 80 '
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

.,s A SEARS is authorized to receive snbserip.
~: II.iy TTi.Weekly and Weekly lntetEenoer,
t5eS1trlet for advertising and JOB "ork 70 % 0 At
ssc y. b. 7tiH az ISL laif'
-. Il, the city and the adjacent towns will be SUP.
Ia AZ Daily Iuteuigeneer by Mr. F. a SeaTs Al
-. vi TES CENTS WEEK. This VIII ah9rd an
" to many who do not wish 70 subscribe BY
INV MT, $. will supply his subscribers Punetuany
~ "a Il - early hour. .t-s-f-ft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
COMMERCIAL I /
WHRRI.IMG MARKmT.
oFFIoEio1FI The DAILY rNFRLLI aEINqI1Eg 4

[ny-Nole 1T ahould be observed that ths 4potation
gwen below the Wholesale Prices. We Etate this
for the bcnet OF those whoay have very small ordsrz
to fill and who may be email advance hesc
prices Generally however both ti and country epsto-
u,ors can rely nom our Wholesale MGR.
chants, many quantity, regular Wholesale prsesl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

~--.,-.,, ,,,t,, orths DAILY IETRLLlGRNcRR for
81 Gsoe Of publication. Pdee, TWO ceNEs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
'l'77'1lllF Can't be Beat!M

-'ia s-1-l- Can't be Beat!!I
ne LANES, I am now selling At NC per ylTdD
u Black ard coIOTed Alpaca At l2lc
ChaneeabIe LustreR at t2lGI6c
TygIlled OObuTgs At f2i and 1916 . ~ ~ nfl q
Past Madden Prints at &c
English ehintL, I'd wide Rt1ec
Good Ltfstre black sink At 50c
Fast eolOFed GiHghlns, at 10lf9c
Printed Persian cloths, hllfthe usual price,
Fine Paid LrstreS AZ PC;
silk Embroidered Ladies' Cloth, half price,
Ind many other Goods Al your own prices Seeing Is
believing. COetSOJ y MoTTE. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
RIVER MEM 81 ! IA
! RBPoRHEDs FOR. THE INTEILIGBNoER:fi
ArEiYnlp Id DePartnFes ID steam. loata.

ArTtYniB and Departures OF srenml Hoats.
lit..a..
For te Hots, ending last night at 'el0tt.
ARRIVALS, r
VirSquh. ..O'Neil. -. '.oteuDehNliie
Stephen Bayard. Booth .........: .Snnhsh.
" Dinrnal Calhoun $500. Pittsburgh
% II, ]. YeatmaA .....---. 10. ''...a
Pittsburgh 80. -. Campbell. Cincinnati.
.as,ss o.s,e DEPARTURES, ~
viroqua. ..!. !. z. .oNeil. .Steubenvile.
Stephen BayaFd. Both -..,...,.,.. Sunfsh-
ATrowline. :. Harris =! .,.- -marrletta.
Winchester. - :. Moore, ..Pittsbufgh.
Pittsburgh. 80. Campbell. ......... .do,,,
@water feet inches falling.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. SEQ,
STEUBENVILLE. ...., .ViroQua. =, . p. M.
SUEEIsH -. -. Stephen Bayard. "A P. NJ
q PITTsBURGH. Diurnal ...........9A A. M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

GRAFTON IN MEMORY OF HENRY CLAY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
An Grafton in honor of the memory OF Henry
Clay will be delivered in this cityo Saturday ey
ening next, by Ckas- Anderson ilat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

watches, 1sHeIES. Gloeka. &e!f
CSo. i5T Main Street, epPoSi N. JohE6ton,s StoTe1
q The subscriber isnow opening another new and
IN extensive assortment Watches, yeWelry, Clocks
tS u ITittania waro, Gu leIy Port Monies, IND gen
eral assortment or Variety Goods toys, DC, all Of
which win be sold the most bio terms. Per1ons
wishing TO make purchases, invited 70
,s thew will find new and fashionable goods at pTiee9 at
least as low elsewhere. - - sI-s5igt
watches an kinds carefully and promptly repaired and
g esen9s - S :. j. IT. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
Dyeinga to live u

FlKTH g DAY n d -,
Sepenth ST., three doors from Or. TGpSaa,s, 100
sTEUBRNVfLLR; OHIO e ,atpr
Would inform the citizens OF wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced tho loving BusineSS in every
branch. Silks, CotonS and Woolens warranted to stand
coiors Ladies' apparel Genteenis Coats, Pants, Vests
uli,ill;. Fancy Colorn, ,sstsi ,ts;.{
or every shade got up equal to Ribbons, Shawls
and everything OF cleaned and
done on the shortest notice, and on easy terms - ls
n1ArTangements have been made with the steamer W.
RoouA to receIye articles and paenees
0-iH' gg3s i,-' JAS T. FIRTH,
soptt4 JOSEPH DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

FEW pieces OF Ribbons which the ruEe hero now
~, are on hand Sothaf price. Chinesa scarfs and lots
,sSL Rsa things, cheap for eash-ealat
sFtS .iH. fitI.i utis tsJ0ANSTONS, i62 Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

- Shirts and Drawers.
n AIDES MeFfno nndSi Shirts, 6entlenen's Merin0
land SIX Shirts and DraweTs, some extra heavy nc
oeisedat CoCteS1 ~ o w taRisl& KILL & Coz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18
MISC9EIlII AlNE63US.. ]

III II 4
odd FoIIsTrs, nIsisoIis, He'd Men. .isonS or
And other Society RegRlia,
Bners, Segls and Jetpels, manufactured and sold
6y Gibbs 81 Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
5aF tA-. Baltimore, Nd. -t-eASt#
Z THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
Old 9e1ors'AGT and Subordinate Lodge and Rh.
g. q campment. a
Past Grand and other ofaeers. plain and
~ 1st. g. "a, in and 9Th Degree Parade Ne.
u Pehly embroidered RDcampneHt Parade
ta ~ fH' ReEataa.
AasoHte-knshts Teinplar, Royal Arch and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners Swords DC q q X 4
Sons of TSnperanee-N National Grand and Subordinate
DiVisions-Of Reers and Members. ..5-,,..
Rcd Mt-Saehens, Past ofeerS and richly embroidered
ID Degree workihs and PsESds Rssllia
JEWELS
or the various ORDERS OF Silver GILT Plated Metals,
Dcluding knights Templar, 1wtth DiIks.O .I
~ BANNERS, -;
Banners size style and cost adapted to the
Orders and Societies. manufactured to orerf and De-
sikns for Banners when required, furnished ee Of
pense showing the style OF the same whom hnshed Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c. ~
Comprising tho largest assortment to be found in the u 8
LODGES, ENOAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
isbine 10 ut M their sls or supply themselves with
Parade Working Regaa, BaunerS de-, can depend up
having their oTeFs satisfactorily hed by Calling on or
ReSiia and Banner Manufacturers, 70 Baltimore Street,
~ G. 4 FRY, Agent for wheeling Va. oetSst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-18

Gloves, dOS1ery, &C.
n ADIRS and Gents Kid Gloves, best marks, 20 dozen
Siik Mftfs all Qualities ChlldIenss Fleecy lined SILK
Cloves Boy's WOODEN and Berlin Gloves Ladies' eeey
lined SIX Hose, Lama, Alpaca, Cashmere Merino and
yooan Hose for Ladies' and Misses Also, large lot OF
ehiIdren,s Imported and American Hosiery dc, mat re:
6eiyedat (oSt20 wv HklsksLt q COZ coz. (
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-08
Written f3r the Tribune,
LIFE'S JOYS AND SORROWS.

HHen, end lrdat arc they?
When the heart is young. and buoyant with
hope when It looks upon the past with no regret.
ana the future is spread out as ladscape, tinged
with the high coloIing Of fancy-it is then thai
Earth Joys are realized the substance looked for
Is found in the anticipation. Ask the lispmg
child Of its pleasures: il VIII tell Of some prom
ised Indulgence 10 which it looks forward wish
eager hope, Ask the youth just emerging from
ehildhood-you will find Jhalhe lives in the future
Although we hear his Eght and careless laughter
and see the sparkling eyes that seem to say + /
am free from sorrow now, yet anticipated Joys
Of the bright and sunny future are such as be
VIII speak Of with the greatest degree OF youthful
ardor Pass from this stage to middle lie, and al
some domestic circle inquire for the joys and sor
rows oi lie, otteacst win be the reply, Alas, I
I have passed tie season Of my youthful hope
have realized that my earthly pleasures were con
tered in the imaginations OF my heart. have
tasted Of earthz soTrowsi the dark winged angel
of death has shadowed my dwelling. The smiles
Of the pratiug ones that cheered nay heart - the
companions that shared alike my pleasures and
4 trials have passed away. The happiness I had
i thought almost complete. has proved but tran
STORY one. My heart is desoate," But again
enter the dwelling where death has never severed
/ the ties Of kindred hearts. Why that abstract
/ loole7 why that IaEsaid gaze Of one whose coun-
teuance was once lighted with anticipated Joys
! Of coming years had pictured to myself tic
scenes Of domestic happiness and lore-I gave my
+ young hearts warmest affections to one whom
tAcusEt the nobcst of lie sons Of earth, bat alas
+ I have learned that purity Of heart and principle
dweils not there, my confidence is shaken; Oh
Z have tasted the bitterest cup of sorrow &c
ment may hold together the broken glass, but its
clear and chrystal beauty is spoiled by the visible
b.emish. Tie broken heart may still beat. but IT.
throbs are not Of pleasure The freshness Of earth
+ The ripllng Of the stream, and the murmuriug ol
the zephyr. may still animate nature and difIase
life and joy through every pu,sation Of the heart
that is iree bat il produces no harmony Of sound
no baIny influence on lie sorroW-stricken one
I Nunberless are the children ol this world who
have tested the Hvkleaess Of its pleasures, and
proved the certainty Of its cankeriag cares. Bat
once more will we question child Of mortality.
one whose silver locks and tottering steps tell ot
his three score years and ten. He has experienced
! the hopes and Ioys Of youth. He has bTayed the
ha-dsLips and trials of manhood. Time has bnuut
i ed the keeaest edge Of his affections. The stlng
Of disappo has been forgotten. Hs is a.
/ gain child; and misiortanes Of the past, as in
former childhood fee from his memory. 50 lie
once more seeks for happiness in the future
Blessed future. notof uncertainties and limited du
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-08
lnlereNtins Itn-rH Relic.

By the Polileness Of Cot. Lea, Commits
Stontr OF Indian Affairs, we have been shown
a relic OF greet rarity and iaie1esi. left fer a
few days al the Bureau. /; was brought from
the Pouamatomie Reservation, on the Kansas
river, by DR.. Ly<,ns, who has been residing
there nearly twenty years oi the thirty he has
spent the frontier. 1t csnsists of four
small rolls or strips Of parchment, closely
packed IN the small compartments Of litis
box or iocket Of about an inch cubical con-
tents. On these paTchments are written In a
style ot unsurpassed excellence, and far more
beautiful than.Prlnt, portions Of the Penla-
teuch, to be worn as frontets, and intended
as s;gmuanis to the memory and moral seuse
Dr.. LykiHs obtained it from Pategwe a
Pota watonic who got ii from his grand
er, very old woman. Ii has been in this
particular family about fifty years. They had
originally two OF them, buf on one occasion.
as the party in possession were crossing
rapid IN some river III the lake country Of the
\ orth, the other was irrecoverably lost. The
cae lost was believd by the Indians 10 con
tain IN account Of the creation Of the world
That brought by DR.. Lykins has been hept
for very long period in the medicine bar Of
The tribe, used as charm, and never allowed
TO suffer any exposure, until, by strong er-
treaty and the great influence he mad witt,
IopInepee, the principal Puttawot0Ine chief,
he was permitted TO bring il to Washington.
but under firm pledge 10 restore il on his
return. Pategwe had if n his possession
many years before bis curiosity prompted him
to cutthe stitches Ofthe cover and disclose the
contents. But this coming to the knowledge
of cd Billy Caldwell, caief Of the Council
Bluff branch Of the tribe, ne siIenuously al
vised Petegwe to shut il pand keep it close.
and say nothing about havi4git. Dr. l.. came
to knowledge Of The circumstance Of its
possession from a haifbreea.
The wonder is, how tits singular article
came into their possession. VI hen asked how
long they can trace back its history, they re-
Ply they cannot tell when tdey had il not
The question occurs here, does not this cir
cutnstauce give some color to the idea. long
and extensively entertained, that the Indians
Of our continent are mere or less Jewish In
their origin.-Aat. hi.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-08
Address Of kossulh.

New ork, Dec. I3, 1851.
TIE following address Of Kossuth 10 the
people Of the Unlted States is published:
" Having come to the United States to
avail myself, fOr the cause of my country, If
the sympathy which have reason to believe
rested in Tie hearts If the nation. found It
my duty to declare, II The first moments Of
my arrival, hat Il IS my mission 10 plead the
independence Of Hungary and Of the Euro
peau continent before the great Republic of
the United States. My principal interest, [
repeat, is that every nation has sovereign
night Of is own. Il is With regret that feel
the necessity of again making tl4at appea! to
;ile public opinion Of this country, and par
ticuiary 10 those who profess themselves TO
be the true friends Of my cause. to gize
me rroaf If their sympathy BY avoiding ev-
ery ste? that might entangle me in dlfic0i.' =
10 respect 70 that rule | have ado ed !
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-08
For the Tribune.
THE Pc VSKVE HOUR.

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love alone in a pensive hour,
To lie me far away,
To some sweet. mossy, vine clad bower
Where atl2l breezes play.
l love 10 catch the wild Iirds song,
No music half 50 sweet
As her soft notes Of love unstrung,
Ny listening ear can greet
Beside the ripling stream 50 clear,
list awhile then start,
And from its sound, in fancy hear,
An Echo, from the heart.
Oh natures harps have charms for ne,
That bards have never sung.
Though loud with praise their rninstrslsy
In ancient halls have rung.
The gleeiul heart. in lighted hall,
To musics sound beats time,
Bat nature voice and scenes are all
That thrill with pleasure mine.
Oh then I'll seek each leisure hour
To HE me far away,
Tosome sweet, messy, vine clad bower.
Where 6ttul bFeezes play HIP r.