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NUMBER 55.
POLITICAL
THE HUSBANDS PETITION.

.'aiA Come hither, my hearts darling a.
Come, sit upon my knee,
And listen, while j Whisper
boon ask OF thee. - -ss,i. E
-. III Y ou need not pull my whiskers
- 30 amorously, my dove; 't
IT'S Is something quite apart from In -
., The gentle cares of love, -, -
-'-.z4 feel bitter craving - Y 2s-.' u1s
dark and deep desire,
~, s'rh,,g Ihai giows beneath my bosom. r..
The passion of the nightingale, s'lil' Z, zi-tl
When singing to the rose,
lsIeebler than the agony ~ =
.- gus q. That murders by reposcl - 'l'i lfet
Nay, dearestl do NOT doubt me. f3iFa-at lfs'i
Though madly thus speak
f4lot II Eel thy arm bout me fga'A }r-sahsStNHA
'g,-, Thy tTesses on my check, C73y ~ Esy
.SAAE1 II know the sweet devotion w IS ~
That links thy heart to mine
Iknow my souls emotion, N 10
1sdonby felt by thine. -
-24i - Thou wilt not sure deny ME - VIZ a'''i
a.,..f &, =, My first and fond request;l III ~ EfyF
'''' Z pray thee, by the memory
-l Isnf OGall we cherish best (EGE,s1- I
By all the dear remcmbranccs
Ofthose delicious days, 1fJNit-
When, hand in hand, we wandered
Along the Summer braes. I n @
4 4 BY all we felt, unspoken, a.s -iIGI siN
When meath the early moon,
We sat beside the riyulet IL a-0 % LHE
In the leafy month OF June,
And by the broken whisper
EiD y. That fell upon my ear,f Nfrsstsl >
More sweet than angel.musie,
When first wooed thee, dearl
Bythat great vow that bound thee
Forever TO my side, - l sEt 80
: tfG y. And by the ring that made thee
,rstE My darling and my bridel hS
Isl Thou wilt not fail or fater, ~
But bend to the tnsk- -t
;S' A porLrD snrEr's HEAD on SUNDAY,
:.at..t.. Is all the boon / ask. fo3-L Htg
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New Music Store. ,.
sign of the Grccfnn Trigonum, No. 19G
uInin street. ..t

I- J. FICKIESON would respectfully
rTfsf ssIouncc TO the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
n u Il cinity that he has Just orcned nsw and
Guitars Vioinceos, FIagoets, Flutes, Flies, Acoorde
ons, Banos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing .t'iar 4lB9s ii ig- ~ .--y'- 90.
Music for the Piano Guitar Flute and Violin, also. the
newest Songs Ducs etc, and the very best Roman and
italian Violin and Guitar Strings
CIarone Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. .,.E
Bows for Violinceo and Violin o..
a. Klebers Furniture Polish, for renOvating vanished
Furniture such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture uli E.l ,.tt y . u -
Also sale by the Agent for Klebcr, Pitsbrg Pianos
the first and best in the United States, such
Nunrs Clark's grand and square Panos j. H. Dun
ham's Halett and Aliens celeb loston Pianos, &c
Agent make OF Carhardt and Needham's Patent
Melodeons. st.,t- .-... III .... III .
Accordeons and all ainstrunens repaired
a.. tie lowest prices. .----- ~ ---LL--- y.
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Books, Stationary, Variety Goods, sc.
TIME Subscriber thankful for the liberal exter
ded to him, begs to request the attentionoi ;
ing OF School, Medical Theological Historical, ana t
oeIlaneous Books Plain and Fancy Stationar sian
books Wall and Window Papers. and Variety Goodss-
70 Merchants Teaehers. School Trustees ana o,Eer
wishing to purchase in quantities, every lndueemeht WI
Rags taken in exchange or paid in cash. at the hghes
rates. o,,n 7, ruoupsoN.
Aug. 21-tf li IL lodi q F's'
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KELLS s CALDWELL,

a,.l (succEssoRs To JAS. PAuLL& & COZ -as
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chem icnIs, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
IAvING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus &c, of the firm of James PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. ..4 a MS s.r
retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending to favorable consideration SUCCESSORS
Messrs Kells CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that former customers, and dealers generally will
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
JAS. PAULL& CO.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF Cincinnnti-Session of 1S52-'53.
IlHE regular course OF Medical Lectures in this Instti
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months l.
q RoAzp TRUSTEES
rf Rev. C. ELLloTT, ID. D., President ofthc Board.
o. NJ. 'LANGDONN, NJ. D., Secretary IS - ~. I
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS. +F''.i- '' > (
Hon. C. ID. COFFINta} gSEttH
X. ID. iMUSSEY, NJ. ID. .uslaB - 81 f
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. n...sr b. Z i
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
E. NJ GREGORY, Esq. Ht-'
GEO. .MENDENHALL, NJ D. a..nJ1i, .mEt.
The Faculty composed of the following gcntement
r. D. MussEy NJ D. Professor OF Descriptive and Oper-
alive Surgery '1'-''.'
Jous DAVIS NJ. d., "A diunct Professor OF Anatomy:
joins F. wu,rr, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac-
ice OF Medicine.
GEo. SESpESukLI, NJ. H., Professor oil ObsletrlCs ana
Diseases OF Women and hildreu Gt =.
JoHs A. MrRruy, NJ IL Professor OF Materla Mediea,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
C.GCoMEGYs, NJ. d., Professor OF institutes OF Meoi.
cine. ~ % lE, Il -tE 4
Ions LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemistry.
pprLMISARy of Lectures upon some important
snecaiities in Medicine Surgery, will be given during
the month of These lectures Will be iree stu
dents are ad vised 10 commence with this course. III.
Tbe DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened on the
1st OF October.
msseoting Ticket $40 Graduation Fee S25. " n ~
for 'ut'le' ''''' "'' - u r JuDKINs, MID,
ar .. Dean OF tho Faculty
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10 Country Merchants.

NJ R. SIS. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm OF
WI MeClaen, Knox CO. the remaining r partners h have
Knox so long and ayorably known in The trading public
assuming the style or n Clallens and Knox. z
They respectfully inform their old customers iwho
have 81 long literally sustained then) and all other
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Pail Stock will be ary
ing from the 10th to the last OF September .s-5y
Having selected with the greatest care and bought
cash. they ater themselves thatn their Fail Stock OF
Roots and Shoes they hold out inducements in quality
and prices superior TO ever offered in the
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed ID their stock and post them Prices eaTiessy
chasnsngn compar>on with the markets of amore anil
Philadelphia, fsep3] MecLALLENS KNOX
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CLEyEGAND AND PTTTsBURG RAIL
'ti7a ~. . 5inoS az" Road. .''' y. -
.t-ls1S} E=s 60 60 "A nj 10
t1 -stsl.i kgs kssszst kSsssla- Esssgsa- a-gss6 gsss6

81 80 80 60 60 80 Ea - -
0N and aftcr wednesday, june 1sth 1880 Passenger
W Trains win run daily, lsundays excepted as foIlows
yiie and Intern stationsi $50 r NJ Aeeommoda
lion sp Ie @ for
soppng at q an ay stations rain n to
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
srsmeS kron
Rsyenna with Wards Line q -Four HoTss Goashes i9r
Road; ii BayaTd with hacks Dover, New philadelphia
aaFoR PiTTsBURG. $50 A., NJ, EHrIess Train;
elegant side wheels steamer, FOREST CITY forttsburg,
and intermediate landings, arriving at the same
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh BY Ohio and Penn,
Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, by way fwclsvine.
Passengers are tcketsd through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via welssille;
Cleveland connects at wesvle with the spended side
Wheel steamers WINCHEsTER and niURNAL ioI io1
iir At W6eslins early the some evening ~ y IlFI
RETURNINGLie p: M Express Train, connects
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad :; -.
press Train from Wesye, and arrive at Cieyeands in
via Dunkirk and Buffalo. o..i t2ld o, t!lis5g,. ~
Alag TofsS ps,r9 chiseas0 Racine Milwaukee aux
d Passengers leaving WHEEL!NG OF PiTTsBgRGH in
the morning Sy this 5Sae @ YORK or
Chicago ~ ,, ;, ,,.,,,s ,,s,s
A. NJ, connects Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to connect with the
cincinnad Gin Rairoad tho South sa, I, . la.,,
u RrTUR Tho Accommodation Train leaving CieSe
sS ns and
Branch Railroad tfIudson ,,,s nm ~ n,,p ,,ns
b Cleveland, June III '62 ~ 8a Superintendent.
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DAGUERREoTYPE, GALLERY

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
G. ,PARTR1DGE invites attention to his Da.
n gucrean Rooms and Apparatus, now the result of
years experience and close application the art Con-
combines in his establishment all OF the
which time and proper tests have proven
valuable, promise to produce Lkenesscs combining
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguerrean process.
For the attrnetive and commodious style In which his
rooms fitted up invites public call and
inc for themselves His Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection. ---
LIkenesscs in all kinds or weather. singIy in
groups; lkcnesscs taken at short notice.
5A well stock OF mate ralsChcmicals, plates,
cases, loc kets, &C.. always hand and for sale.
Rooms, No. 36 Monroe ST., near the Post Office.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
fTszseass EA ESa 51lIl
sS essssSss- -EssshsSa fssEFss ssisss-IigSsSA IisSsSA


CLEVELAND DETROIT, .F
III connection Cereani and Cincinnati Railroad,
Cereland and Eric r. r. Clertad and PiitsIurgh r. r.,
and Michigan Central r. r. ssas e.4Eslltl8E
Passengers will be tcketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan Cleveland. Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either of those places to point
Lake Michigan ,s..- .. -
This line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for, tho route Oh Ga,rgCE
CLEV CAPT. y. Y. STAHARp.
E0ASp
FOREST TCITY..................CAr CART. L. A. PIERcE.
boat win leave Clcvelahd Detroit. and Detroit for
Cleveland, every evening at @ o'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains chcasS Cieinnati and Pittsburgh and
Tor tho Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
viii run from Cleveland in the following order: '''@
rlfSHIHfI liiE gig FOREST CILY n 1rn4 zE- UT
.Wcdncs Friday
. Hs1Hn9iigIH lH" CLEVELAND. H.S -H t+f- ..f-
Tuesday. Thurs sday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit i
( - l3illlII gilul CLEVELAND elI Ia f.-a
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
s'l E3''Ih't5 5th 'N FOREST CITY 4At"+4 lil HL
Tuesday Thursday saturday
undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Macknaw,
Sapt st Marie Saginaw, and all ports on Lake chgan
,'t"1 I,CoCEAN, CASPIAN, ANDrS LOUIS aifi
i,yl compose the line until the boats are ready.
a., - - u. 4..-.l-- AGENTS. ~. IN, ...
y c. BRADBURN Il Co., Cleveland, ." - 'i
y PITTMAN,, ,TROWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit. "a
& If. lrt ftlIlllEJfGul gYra lu. TtTf Ef lEL 1u
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Imcricnns, Pntronizc Kour Own Mnnu-
..Ir-f, fncfures. .t.5 .5fss
Wheelinr- Silk Factorv. ~ ~

'" h0OilhS H11A 4 oSooA y
MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and SUBJ
stan,il articles the various fabrics in at
GILL,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
the process of manufacturing. and those wishing to ru
wholesale retail be supplied on reason!
ahc terms Gs Store, adjoining the facory, at A.
NJ Adams, j. Forbs' \. o. FalrChl's Marsh d Tay
lor,s and o. w. HeskPs Wheeling, Va. and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No 49, Main
Str Get, Cincinnati, o. 49, nj r...,... F..t
Our Fabrics varrented all pure silk. and have akci,
the TIIG HEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Insttute New YoR, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
comprising many vareties-vcves sans vcstnss dress
silk fringcs cravats handkcrchefs, OF white, black,
plaid figured printed. all the newest styles, made Of
best twined silk twilcdand plain Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. '.L
Please call patronzc this important branch or Amer
Orders every variety oisks prompt
. Merchantahle Cocoons and Reeled silk bought: :
JOHN w. GI,i.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
NoUSd 0Tuiu street.

NH.vNW WHEELING VA. n ats@- 70 HHtsf-
r S now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths all widths, and keeps constantly hand larg
of Furntue OF description. Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs Glass Plates, Vcnan
Transparent window blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircloth, Cnred Hair,
Spring Sackng Bottos Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
all which will be sold at the lowest prices ausof
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w M. Binsh ham ar.l
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW BRITAIN,

JTAS appointed A. NJ. Adams agent for the sale OF his
shirts at Factory prices Merchants Clothiers, and
others buying shirts of the best and
cheapest in United States will call at A. NJ Id
ans clothing store, where they will find full assortment
acp2S-1yd. . .5,r-t4 ......a..
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OCTOBER. 80, 1869.
5CINCINNATI...'3 ..3@l37 g !,
Cincinnati wholesale Paper
.aEsTAHLIsHEpr 1871

w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.MAKERS'
MATERIALS. fts,s
Having been first, years. establish in the
West Paper business complete in all its parts, we have
connections with the best mannfactu
in this country anu receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms offer favora
goods be purchased for in tho Eastern
we La We the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER Il SMITH,
OWEN 6. HURLBUT, and the CAREWr) COMPANY, be-
ing highest grades OF Writing Papers made In this
country. - = =.
stock embraces descrpton OF Paper used in
the West We have but uniform price to all Orders
by mail win be filled at the prices as If bought III
pei Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost u
o,q2f -. BUTLER& BROTHER,
'"+' Wholesale Paper Dealers,
I.ail1a t.l ,HtEi i27 Pearl Street.
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~ a.a Ei NEW FIRM. ~ L-sAiA g
~ MESsRs. CAYwoOD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
S having purchased the entire stock Of Stoves, Tin
son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
The business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Ware which they have on hand good
for Wholesale and Retail; very low cash
all persons wishing purchase would do well to call and
at No. 10, Union St. at the old and well known
stand he eretofore occupied by It. e. Culbertson
Particular attention Paid to repairing
Wheeling, Aug. 81. CAYWOOD. CONKLIN & co .
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TODD g. &HDEVOL.

E s'F-'sT TODD g. DEVOL,a 7.otg
AT THE WE'LL, KNO WN STAND, -.
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
- .'.'' '' '- Market Square, -. .l,
A RE opening an unusually large stock of Fall and
N Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
and manufactured at the very best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who may with CALL offer you goods
nnship TO those Manufactured in this part OF the
United States TODD & DEYOL.
Wheeling, Sep 24, 1852. -'' '-''.- o.
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1LoAr>, Feb. II ls5-.
NrArtov O. rErirto.


rrcsrNTATtov or rEfITioSs.
yr Wmurr, (gi) Of hlicghany, prcrented 2 peI-
tou fcr charter the Medical Colga Of New YORK.
NJ eaow, dem Of N Y, rre,entad petition from
the Common CoUuci! Of New York TO divide the
Eighteenth w9-d,
MONEYS Is court cHATcBBy, Erc,
Nj 4. ENuIH, (whi.) Of ChGutauqge reported bill
relative iunes II the Court Of ChancetJ Thc b pro-
vdea r toe appointment Il three commissioners Of the
pd who sre 10 traus it 70 the State Treasury They
re aso authorized 10 pass upon al claims and sppca
on. for any part of the fond After this s settled this
balance TO be released to the Common School Fund
r6sStGE IiLrs.
ti to authorize boards Of supervisors to make the
Dlktmet AtcII ey sSGried ofcer and to Tx oomptnsG.
bi vestpc in tho United s,ete. liant on GardGors'
lslGId fcf lighthouse.
fvgUBAwcr-
NJ IuroHtSG, fwbiD Ct KinC' brought in bill 10
amend the lnfurnnce lay
III Johnson, (dem Of Lewis brought Ia bill to Ia.
orcvJo the iecugily tf marine insurance comparios
air Et tAcksroNes (wnig) Of n. y, gave notice Of 3
bI 4t4-Yc 70 The north AWcilc4n lnaur&nce Company
GfN, cars INTERVENTION Hre0Lnrf9St.
FT Vas fA1INooHr. taeu.l q Cclumbtt, iorotuee "
pith cone remarks tte resolutions eubmittcd e. he
nrle u The United States BY utn ra a. relson 70 iu'
tetFcriou eud tsssd lor teer adoption w hs House
sne Senate Is coaeGlteu. yicN5 OF tbi1 LessStsre.
bG-1 on she table,
MINT ~ 9tw SotK
M. f4spfoHr. (GtAl q O4ege, Ni&.cn To tta.e o
ceAeIr.tut teyc4atul t14+ Le4 5Cla 81 Cehase9 uts
tlct taalt 10 sJeute G44 tot4QAtL -.t g. Alna tt
tt7 IeIh.
Tsft8 O. NttfRot6e. ~
Mr.. WtUn feh't g madron gn7e nsi.e' Oh o.4 80
terra5 tla tet aDoishing tols III talirG&1a.
Tie Assembly e. aC3ONtLc&t
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House of Representatives.
The House met at halfpsst one.

WASHING ron, req IL, A1J-
The House met Mt halEpsst one
Mr. srpsTror (dem) of N, J., presented Sbe resolg.
tions Of the New jersey Legislature sustaining tho
compremise MEASURE, and against any change olters
ton or repeal of the Fugitive Slave law promising
TO sustain the executive in the stand which he has
taken upon the subject Mr.. B. moved to lay the
lutons the tabls, and that they be printed.
llr GpDrvcs Gree coiD Of Ohio wished to dobatc the
motion to print
Mr JosFs, (dem.) of Tenn, and Mr. Oar. (asn Of
c. both questions of order that the otion
was joint, and could ct be debated
Tie srEAKrR overruled th. point and tho resolutions
were laid the table.
On The motion to print exciting debate arose be-
tween Messs GiGdings and stanly (whigJ ol n. Ca
involving gross personalities.
Mr. 0ppmGs in the Of bis remarks said II was
far him to object to the printing Of the resolutions
that Legislature entitled 10 this respects bat what
Re objected to was this inaidicua mode q Grsuiug INC
ComProne measures in the state Legislature, and in
the Senate white tte rs Ct gcuemen here closed
Now be much la favor o. msintainpg the cOnst
tuton The Legislature of New rsey. and would bs
the last act 10 the contrary; but this COrges
nos nOtAirg TO a. with sQsery Ia ths sA.es EgCry a
tEpt ~ che government 60 involve rs ~ IT. y ever
hes httr, al ever vii. bej violation q ouc tights.
HUds c Otn Intervention keep y5ur slavery 10 youc
tevts whatever cre ot iului5Y glory etach hes 70
4 yours He wsuid take n occasion e repeat that
t't t&N lfEIsbN haat& tNNttlthait Hha fet
,ra"g ON the tOi9ret 81 sRYery pnd tar YES az %
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12
From the south.

LOLA MoNTES-CHIEF JUSTICE OF MARYLAND
CHAPLIN, The ABoLl rIONISr--fATAL AFFRhY, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb III, 1852
The Southern mail brings nothing beyond Wsshingtoa
to night
The Lola Montes fever is declining In Washington
The Maryland Senate to day confirmed the appoint-
ment Of Judge Legrand M Chief Justice Of the State
The $40 eco forfeited bail Of Cen Chaplin has become
the subject Of inquiry by the Maryland Legislature Ne
one seems to know what has become oft
In Cumberland. Nd, . fatal ARRAY occurred to day.
between two citizens named Swan and sprigy,
count Of some newspaper publication Gpr'gg shot swan
dpau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-12
From PhIiadesph,n.
THE ICE RAILROAD BRIDGE SUICIDE

THE ICE RAILROAD BRIDGE SUICIDE.
PHUADEIPrIA, Feb IL 1859.
The Havre dc Grace and Baltimore Railroad Company
have commenced taking mp the railroad track tho
ice the surquehannah anticipating brsak up Of tbs
ice The river two hundred yards below the bridge Il
completely clear and passengers will to- be
veyed via Wilmington whence the boa.s will ran to New
csrtle and thence over he Frenc catown route
At Boylestown Pa man calling himself Fran OILS
Hcavinta from Turn bull county Ohio shot himself this
afternoon. lie had arrived there from Fisherville by
stage. having left at that place horse asd wagon lie
said he had been robbed of 5000.