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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

the air 9Th their crisa kaue ~ fatty ems rsoas OF
he impo Of senion asslss 10 sserytpg oui
e~ne wsy up The b 70 be sut OF ,h- way Of the burn
lbs hApes whom the roof should Ia In
How many anxious looks gave 70 the heal at the
CLEARING to- hr@ ipcr-ssrd and large scss of buoD
Ase pine bss, 81 fall through the boarded esung about
The sv, rnns wh-rr ware at work Tn, children
hsc kops under large 6resssr In the ttobes, but u
sppes,ro absolutely necessary b. rcpove so-m IN
pasct 81 sskp. To exp se ,be youcg. tesdsr h,nss 70
th< tireful celd almost bad leaving tsom
The mercy Of the he A. lssi biz apon plan 70 keep
her from freezing empted ell she al,shes out Of 3
by, ctsp chsst az ORA -rrs, and dragged ths empfy
Dr. up the bill; these lined wirb blankets. aud
past = child In esch dTss or, covering ~-h ovss
whh the becdsos giving 20 little Agnes the ohsrge ~
Abe baby 20 hold between her kn@os and keep yell
cree anil help shoud arrive All. how long seemed
@ nirel
n~roof vas nov burning like brush heap, end, IN.
ecesct u By, q child and we're smsias aoder shelf
spob wh'eh we're eep sis' several papds VI su"po~
AsJ ~hicb bsd been procured or blasting ~u. 90 IN
sbtrr had 10 ce brnustt bill t. IN the lski TAh
enbpo~o'r vss 10 a s,op- jar. secured ~ p>pcr
suppcr the sbeif upon whicb 10 stood ars sui
vas merry forg rep b, me- o. tn~ DINE. snd sveo
se"w.re. wheu my husband va working on TIE
Sss Ai,y kf over IL
sonpS thai sNeuh not Re able 10 bike macy mere
eps sor so"ds. A. passed cut o. the psr,or sor
- ur-, Nate 'oohsd az ., her isfhers buse which
~ss ssspesess spoe tso brackets, and Old
-.s,,,~,a do cave psass due; he VII be
SEQ hsss The dear chi Or the thsusbt the f,sr .s
seves and - socc~ees Ia drssss.s on, h..yv aa.s
81 ecsbss spc hooked more arspssr,n a, IN DE
red ssv man rannins II fun spe-d 49, ~.
eesAssd. B-lv go 81 hand. add nv hear, .,,ar.x.
Sssp thanksgiving - snosher and another srurr ,s.
Dss The sc~pa 'V
hsA sos tss the Intense cold, anAo1Sh vssAova nan
~ sorres or shawl visn my b.nds ea', and ...,.i
- The bitter, sistns air IRE in,sps. erck,w.s, -
Dxkty ~ ave I'll could, hse % sosalv e,vs,,sA -.
eeoshss BON Bysei asa had f.ls nashins of ,ns A..
sss 10 eh,sh bad been ~xv.ssS sus Dos. ,s.s -
90 pes,, ny kps-s 0smbied snder ne srh ,sdSs
faiIt and dsSh sAA5ows sees-A d~nsps sss.re N,
0es.
ne moment my husband and brosAcr.lr hv ,n,srss
- kouso, the la,s-a Unclaimed.
sMsofi~, ihe house 70 gore; save whsi ZOO oaa Of
yssr Infer ana ta'nSuy~"
hooes shspsss eineren,ly Promps end susvrssss u
aspgvy ape ps rssi srsosr~he pcrsenes VI mad ana
RelR When oshsrs iela n astson aod aesssSr be
spssbs syos sbs burning ioa and called fs wssss
Ala there va sase
~Sso~, sos; hard nd 40 pAisfsh Of nsvr
o. wss hiues verh SLING those psiis whh frossc
Ocv hss Mr.. T. ard woraed 81 a - ~ - ve
vsr~ sbie.
Yhe vtoisvce 81 he Gre greatly checksd y sov
Gbs Nc boards Of shs loh 9TH Shk sspv. Mas hslp
bsA so~ arrived. fosss g. and g. hsd erUses,
~ hdder dow rkh then rom tbs barn, and vert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25


awful y,n and old Jenny shook 'oien' al our cham
svrd or
aDrn, Ut The bear will destnroy tbs cattle in,EolS
Halt sslerp, Noodle spr.ns frOm ais bod, seized bis
sop and ran out Ihrss my large CLOAK rosni n",
supck La a. and iot ~ed hin " to- door Toe mo
men, lhs latter uuclnsed calves thai 40 Eose
rpsps rusbed iaso the kitchen, olosoy tosed oy me
ger o~-sss, ~ho bulio~iog h-sooog dawn the
bill, pursus BY the Dear.
wss Il susbable scene, shown BY that psltry tai
weasole Nooois, In nis nishtsoirt, taxing aim d,
spetbpg 10 The Darkness surn'undsd BY taa torrnet
anin,sls Old Jenny, ~nh g arse kni'e In her haod,
D. dps N hiio skits OF her mssters gsIrnenI
shps outcry ood soouso ~ ffishen away all too S15
eeses 70 bust-h-r,tlf slmss 10 stJe vi tuiity
"Oub, usisiher, dear don't umyt Ma uLcopd.n I'D
sr.Ihp, wid changing too toink Of ths ait. sad
the eh,lorr Lea come =, Ins rsnpasins oasts, Al
~ such the knife into the be ART of elm "
u eoie bred. Tn1 bar rouested up the cssriog,
sith lov gIosl Noodle Aod Jooby W ssed MIN sane
Gay, but too dNk u discern any poltct at die
apee tr my part stood 81 the opsn door, lace clog
anti the teaJs my cseess the gzrlDs ev-s
OF th- oxen, their eroci, add tnsr tails carried
gracefully level vttn vh,n backs Trey stared 81
a- apo the nshl IN u'snk sstooishm-nt The noise Of
the .ul Bad juss rCp,1d JanD E. ir'm bic siud bsrA
n. l-ss amused than ny sell nor 10 say tnzs .
aur wearing better bleeding, and found apla
srtnssop, thar the poor sninA, having oeen In the
sise s II lh~ scsr .ss cspssrpusiy us mortay burr
~ bop~" be cri-o, "tsss the brute has o toash-t
ry toal T. p-insr6 th- black OF tho fy peep
lag the hseh Of an elderly orc.
"yov .re, Josr, thai Bruin preferred veal; there's
yopr dorsey, Dunbar calls her, sAie, and !sugnr
a yon"
h,odie and Jenny nov ,esurpsd from the pursuit. of
he bar. E tasusp-e oil the csnle into tae osck
y~rs ciose 70 the hsuss Bv da,hgat be- and Moooie
hso searrd IN chase of bruin. whom they rschot bs
bis blood come way inso the buah bat here he entirely
escaped sssir search
MEMOIRS OF REV. II. B. soULE. BY CAROLINE A.
soulx l2no. ~. sse Hesry Lyea
In this interesting volume, We have the
'n'ufe OF surviving affection to tia memory OF an
able and excellent young man, whose p4rson.l
en''ac" =, 10 veil as bis public services, demand
90 something more than merely transient recor.
ni',on' Nj. "iosrap~r has performed her d,Iic.t.
'A VIM distinguished 'uceess. withou, over.
n''ns tie elaine Of her departed husband on N.
attention OF the pubic, abe has prepared . $3.50
OF ms o''et but useful carer, which form, v,,n.
bic addition to our stock Of religious b.axr.ohv
sr. souls wssa native Of Dusehsss Coun,v !,
THE State. lie was born 10 1915, and sf,er ', :,
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SENATE.

THURspAY, December %.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Howell.
A communication was received from James
Brown, Jr, reSigning the Office Of Second Auditor,
which was ordered to be printed.
A number of petitions were received aud referred
to Committees. q. o.
The following Senate bills were passed with their
titles. a.. rE t-s
bill to incorporate the Cincinnati and West
Columbia Mining and Manufacturing Company
A bill to corporate the Cedar creek and West
Columbia Mining and Manufacturing Company;
A bill to incorporate the town of Cassyille in the
county of Wayne; m
A bill to incorporate the town Of Oceana, in the
county of Wyoming;
A bill 10 incorporate the Bank Of Rockingham;
A bill to incorporate the American Manufactu-
ring Company;
A bill authorizing the Charleston and Point
Pleasant Turnpike Company TO collect tolls on a
bridge across the POcahontaS rivers
A bill TO incorporate the Metticomah Camel
Coal Company;
A bill to authorize the County Court of Mnrsball
and the Common Council of Elizabeth town and
MoundSville, in said county. to subscribe TO the
capital stock OF the Cincinnati and Marietta Rail
road Company;
a bill to amend an act entitled an act concerning
the Famont Bank; ", Fl
A number of bills were also read third time,
and on motion laid on the table.
On motion of MIR. Deneale, it was
Ordered that when the Senate adjouTnS to-day, ii
will adjourn to meet on Thursday next.
On motion OF Mr. Thomas, the Senate adjourned
until Tuesday, the 2Sth instant. aaH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

DEATH OF GREENoUGH TIE ScULFroR.--The Bos-
ton Transcript informs us that HoratiO Greenough,
one ofthe first American Sculptors, died at scmer-
vile Mass, on Saturday morning. His illness had
been brief terminating in violent attack of brain
fever, bidding defiance to medical skill
Greenough was a native Of Boston. He was born
in 1905; graduated at Harvard i'll 1925, having,
wilhelm college, furnished the design for the Bunk
er Hill monuments and Immediately set out for Italy
in order to devote himself to the study of his chosen
art. At the period of his death be was aborng, in
conjunction with Mr. H. K. Brown, upon the eques-
TRAN statue OF Washington, to be erected at Union
Place, in this city. Among the most remarkable of
Mr. Greenuugh's productions arc busts Of President
Quincy and John Q. Adams; "Group oil cherubs,
for ]. Fenimore Cooper; "Medora,' for Mr.. Robert
Gilmore of Baltimore, the Colossal Statute Of W ash
ngtOn. in that city, and colossal group, entitled
the "ReScue." emblematic ofthe struggle between
the Anglo-SaxOn and aboriginal races on this CONT
nent.
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NOMINATIONS.

Hestrs Editors.You win please, incontemPlatcn ~.
1ex and 6s rs Al Which PsoPe i li iSfEa u 1a5y
thePTyiege ofselecting voting inc City oiCefs az
Obi S.ssisas
Sd w SEY ToTERs s9S G 4 warn
"a Z, ,sli win please arpounee Capt
otes Of Wh1 Master and he will be STpG5tsI At
Gazsts Argus and staats zetung COPY and charge Iii.
ofice.l
Editors Daily Int We desire you TO announce
q IRl \ TSE
Mr. E3itoT-You will plea. q announce Gro w s,o,s
as deco Soa'0A'' at Inc next ,''S '''' - y Voters Sc
ddate oee OF dan oil The Water WosI
at the enaupg charte, Election. .}.,.SF
@STs and hs q e. Of
ter Pipes and their attachments, make him competent
deeR4 iHf '"S' 0't'ss y ~ Tl MANY VOTERS
I Mr. Aitor:-Y onwi pie announce the name orHRSa
'' dseaI - 30 '''N''S N''-'''' MANY VOTERS
t1t EFFERsoN d. sNGsToS s
supported by them fot the ONCE OF City Sergeant dec2i
Editor LnttlligtnetrIP announce that " sToD.
de- deca n" DC 'Hpp''s vofERs OF OF WHEELING
Mr. EaftOr:-You will please announce c 30. E. zISN
For his quaesons We refer 10 Mr. John Moore the pTs
sent able incumbent OF the Office or TO Hobbs Taylor
ET 1sess builders and ooi'se MANY VOTERS
ts.Yo9 win Fx IsessSs s1PoT E1eR our present
reelection, and oblige many citizens from different
deC26 --- .--.+5 Wards.
M. Eaior:-We wish 1t understood that JOHN ROW
ERS is a candidate for City Sergeant. sf. l7aT5,
dee2s VOTERS.
| Mr. Editor:-You will please announce that JOHN L.
NEWLY, Esq, is candidate for Alderman OF the 4h
| Ward. Sec29
JOHN G1GCHRIST Sr.. will be candidate for he oe-
flee City Surveyor at the ensuing charter election
dec29
| Mr. Editor:-Please announce JAMES MeCoNNRLL,,
candidate for Alderman the I'd Ward at the
ing election. ldee29J - VOTERS.
| Mr. Eaftor;-Please announce a. w. CLEMENS >,
candidate for Market Master at the ensuing election
de;29 MANY VOTERS.
tMr. Editor:-Yon will please announce R.. ". HARD
ING as candidate city TTeaSuTer the neYt charter
Election. Cdec29] THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

BWhat an image of the work King Frost has
done, is here! The stanzas read as nancingly as
the measure that fell from the lips Of Feramorz:
No longer the trees in the Northern breeze,
Their desolate branches SWING
There were glittering gems on their giant stems,
Surprising the glory offspring.
Not shrub so small by the lowliest wall,
Not twig upon ground or tree, r.
That wore not prize of more gorgeous dyes,
Than the crown fthe Papal See.
And the whole vast scene in the glorious sheen,
Lay spread to the gaze ofthe sun,
Oh! dazzling siEhtin the eye of light,
Was the work King Frost had done, -, Ill.,.
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Promise of n6arriase-Flare up Match bro
.En. 7.t H.'f ' ..t+' ~ =
ken off


Some time since young lawyer Of wealth, and
moving in the circle of upper-tendom, became ac-
quaInted with beautiful young lady, residing on
one of the most fashionable streets in the city, and
moving i'll the same circle, (naneS we forbear to
mention.) The acquaintance was kept up and an
attachment Imed between the paItieS-letteTS
passed yowing eternal loYe-the wedding set and
everything appeared TO go on as merry as a mar
mage bell. But in this case the old adage was
verified that the course Of tue love never did run
smooth: The day appointed to make two willing
hearts one arrived, but the lady was nck-the we'd
ding day was postponed in consequence by agree
ment of the parties, and another day fixed.
A few days Hnce, according to the calendar, it
arrived, and with the morning note, not laid down
in the practice of Coke upon Litteton was feceiv-
ed by the almost blushing bride, accompanied by
the letters she had addressed him, and asking the
return of his informing her that the ardent Wooer
had discovered that he did not love her dearly he
thought he had. 1t may fairly be presumed that
she was in quandary, but proved equal to the oc-
casion. A note was addressed by her to her tickle
betf6thed, refusing to return his Letters, and le
Questing him to call on her IN the evening. This
he complied with, and while the once loving but
now estIanged pair were IN conversation discuss
ing the bittes and sweets of natTimony, her broth
erin -law walked into the room, raw-hide IN hand
about to tsStits virtues. The gentleman OF the
green bag tTsmbled, begged for pardon promised
love, marriage, &C., professed repentance and bet
Ter conduct hereafter. This did not suit the high
spirited bTotheT-in-laRS BhoWas about 10 apply
the supple missile when the young lady stepped
between the parties aud forbid the bans. Then
returning the Ietefs Of the aithless swain she i'm
formed him that As matters now stood between
them, she would have nothing further to say %
hfm-thath his conduct had forfeited the confidence
she had hitherto reposed in his honor, and bepeaf-
ter they would feelings be two The brother
ntlaW ofthe fair one could no longer be restrained
by. her-so applying the cow hide to the faith
less swain and the toeof his boot elected him into
the street. Phe verdict oF the public will doubt
lessbe. served him right - - Ro4D9i
re- Afte- ~ a9 sssA to ~
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.r HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. Jno. Early.
number of bills were reported from standing
HOUSE.

Prayer by the Rev. Jno. Early.
A number of bills were reported from standing
committees. ~ ~
Among the bills presented was one by Mr.. Lew
is with an amendment, entitled an act to incorpo-
rate company to construct railroad from some
convenient point on the Manassas Gap Railroad TO
the Ohio River, at or near Letart Falls, or West
Columbia, in the county of Mason. f.
number Of resolutions Of inquiry were pre-
sented and adopted. -g-.-..--
Also number Of petitions were received aud
referred to committees. ,sf1 .ig
The petition of citizens Of Richmond city rela-i
tive to the construction of railroad from said city
to some point on York River. which as under con-
sideration when the House adjourned on yesterday,
was taken up, and on motion of Nh Tomlin, the
petition and accompanying documents were lad
on the table, and the petition ordered to be printed
The engroSsed bill amending the act entitled an
act to establish the Bank Of Kahawha. passed A
pnl 4, 1889, was read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Wallace, the order of the day
on the bills relative to Internal Improvements, was
postponed until the 9Th day of January, at one
o. clock.
The bill 10 authorize loan to the James River
and Kanawha Company, with the amendment
proposed thereto by the Committee on Roads, &c,
was taken up on motion of Mr.. Lewis, and the
amendment having been read, was agreed to /;
thereupon substitute for the bill as amended was
submitted by Mr. Lewis. and the same being UNI
der consideration,
On motion of Mr.. Patrick, the House adjourned.
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fWANTs.--Wa nted-Twenty independent young
ladies' eff good families,' who dare to wear their
astwinter's bonnets to church on clear Sunday.
Wanted-The same number of young ladies who
care any body" who DIRE to be seen wearing shoes
with soles thick enough TO keep their feet warm.
Wanted-The same number of young ladies of
sufficient age alto go into company" who dare
fess they ever made loaf of bread.
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c1ar. webster ana calhoun.

The following is an extract from Miss Smiths
reflections on the death of Clay, Webster and
Calhoun. After a beautiful description of the
past seasons, she says: -. ..,. ,...r. s.....F5
'And these too-the beautiful and the strong
how much OF beauty and power have they borne
way from US into the far If shadowy land!
pillar Of our mighty republic has crumbled to the
touch Of each, and there beats not heart in all
our broad land that will not sadly remember the
sum ner and autumn of 80. Chilling the fair
biIow Of Beautys boSom-humbling the proud
impulses 81 Valor's heaEt-paSying the strong sin
avs OG La9or's aEm-comeI the deep toned Tequl.
an II a Webster and CiayI The first startling
shock IS over, and the multitude sigh and murnur.
CHOW are the mighty fallenP' Not so--"the
mighty'' have assembled; and far down in our
hearts thsTe Is an echo which tells US that have
"'sons up With great shout, aud with the sound
Of trumpet"
Clay, Webster, and Calhoun The children
grouped around ''ingle side" Of a stormy evening,
MAJ tell you. in return for some fairy legend, the
familiar story of blave old soldier, who, in the
war Of American Independence, fell nobly fight
ing, IN the van of the army. The roar Of the bat
tie died away at eve-the dead were gathered to
sleep from which no trump save that of the arch
angel shall arouse them-the broken battallionS
Wereclosed up, till the eye marked not their va
cant places The rollcaIl was opened-name af-
teE name sounded that met with no response. AT
length came that Of the old veteran, and deep,
bIeathleSS pause ensued. He had never failed
never deserted his post before and wild thrill
shook that SERTED column Of iron men, as old
eomTade answered for him, ''dead On the- feld"'
bis name was never stricken from their number,
but whenever it was called solemn hush ctept
over the assembly, and some waT-wor1 comrade
answered in his stead, "'dead on the feld!''' And
thus shall it be with those three names Of the
great departed, through the long campaign Of times
they shall remain upon the roll OF humanity, and
ever-eyer-shall the mighty voice Of our county
ansWerfor them-''dsad on the feldH'g In these
t'latteI days" Germany has given to Immortality
one OF her ripest scholars; France one Of her
deepest philosophers, and England her pToudeSt
WARRIOR; butt was reserved foE our AmericaFto
Yield mp the Spirita Of Clay, a Webster, anda
Gelhnun---the trinne glory Of earth, to the tnu1e
divinity Of Heaven! EE'Ff''
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HousE or DELEGATEs.

A bill was received from the Senate. entitled an
act TO establish branch Of the North. Western
Bank of Virginia, or the Merchants and Mechanic
Bank of Wheeling, in the town of Point Pleasant,
in the county of Mason, which, after being amend
ed and the rules being suspended, was passed.
Mr.. Early offered preamble and resolution to
instruct the Representatives. in Congress from VIZ
ginia, to every effort TO secure TO Virginia her
equal distributve portion Of the public lands OF
the proceeds thereof as means Of building up and
sustaining her system of Internal Improvements,
and Of educating her people.
The preamble and resolution were laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
A number of resolutions were presented and
adopted. ..Fa t.. s.t
Also number Of petitions, which.were referred
10 proper committees.
Mr.. Barbour moved that when the House adjourn
on the Path it will adjourn to meet on the 2sth tn
slant.
The Speaker LAID before the House communi-
cation from James Brown Jr., Tesgning the office
of second Auditor, which was laid on the table.
A number of bills were ordered to be engroSsed,
and read third time.
No. 405, an engrosSed bill to establish an indie
pendant Bank in the town Of Winchester, was ia
ken up, and on motion of Mr.. Gibson read a third
time, and passed by vote If Ayes 70, noes II.
No. GOO, an engToSSed bill 70 authorize loan to
the James River and Kanawha company was ia
ken up, and on motion Of Mr.. Miller Of BotetouIt,
read third time, and the question being put upon
its passage was determined In the negative, for the
want Of constitutional maiority-Ayes so, noes
n. NH a..'
And it was resolved that said bill be rejected.
The Speakerlad befOr the House communi;a-
ton from the Hon. John Y. Mason, IN relation 10
some charges made by Mr.. Lewis, sgainst the
James River and KanaWha company, and asking
for an investigation ofthe same. r
On motion of Mr.. Wallace, Messrs. Good ofBed :
ford, Lewis, Leyburn, Jackson of Doddridge and
Tyler, and Wallace, were appointed committee
to investigate the administration and affairs of the
James River and Kanawha company, and to which
the communication of Hon. John Y. Mason was Te-
ferred, and also investing them with power TO send
for persons and papers. aali a-lll a. aas -
After the transaction of s-me other business
On motion of Mr.. Jackson of Wood, the House
adjourned. f1tl5Ass 3aG ~ comes
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MA married woman named Gray was found
dead in her room, in Lansingburg, on Wednesday
morning. She was sitting against the wall, and,
the room presented the appearance of the most abb
iect want. One of her children was found dead
in bed, and an infant Of fifteen months of age
was alive on the floor, having been saved by dog
who nestled around it. ze19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

TIA fatal accident occurred at Euclid, Ohio,
on the 18th inst. Mr.. Able, of Cleveland, who
had spent the night in Euclid, went to water his
horses in the morning, when it isthought he was
seized with q faintilg IT. and fell into the brook
aid was drowned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

NJ On Wednesday morning, near Easton, Pa,
a imam was found in dying condition in the road
leading to that place. He was taken into the farm
house Of Samuel Duckworth, where he died IN
few minutes. Mrs. d. came suddenly into the
room, and was SO shocked and frightened at the
spectacle that she fell to the floor and died in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

mr. Cant. W. W.. Williams, aged 81 years. and
one of the Oldest Inhabitants of Cleveland, COM
mitted suicide at his residence in NeAbuIgi on
Sunday night last. The Herald says it is thought
that Rfef for the death OF his wife was the cause,
having produced Temporary insanity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

RTA project is ON foot to drain Lake Fueinus,
in Italy, by restoring and deepening the Claudius
canal. 1t is thougm sthat this will restore much
land and many towns upon its former banks, nov
submerged by the gradual filing up of the mouth
of the Lake. stgs7.
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Advice.

you troubled with coughi rain in the breast
any affection oil the Lung<-Use 5rentlingor's Com
pound SyTrp OF Boneset
II you afflicted with rheumatism, have received
bruises sprains your hands bit
chlppcd-Use ITO Berger or Spine and Muscle Lini-
mentj and
Should yor affected with Serofuls, any disease
arising from mpuTty the blood, the inuLcions
or mercury by all procure BrentTger's Fluid Ex
tract OF sarsaparilla and Dandelion.
remedies have been tried by hundreds and In all
cases have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy other medicine in the of these
complaints. for which they recommended.
RRENTLINGER d. ARMSTRoNG'S
ApothecAry Monroe street adjoining the McLure House
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uIt Is announced INT he Hon. Sbeneef Gov.
PEI Is 70 be married, on the Ist0 January next, 10
L9dY Hamlet D'orsays the widow Of the late &C.
eolhplished Count pOnays aud daughter Of the
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NJ Oregon stands 4 far chance Of being divided
into two territories: one North, and the other
South of the Columbia river.