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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

4z STATIONARY, variety Goods, &c :
thanku the liberal atronage cxten
ded to him, begs to request the attention o.
ing Of school Meaiesl, FhsoPgisA Historical and Mis
Rocks, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
fonlsj ~ and Window PsFers, and Variety Goods3-
To Merchants, TeRchers School Trustees and otEerS
yoIsI3 Ia brehase In Quantities, every indu1eueht VIII
be offered in prices and tcEuls; 3ls .sEs 10
Rs taken In exchange paid for in cash, al the highest
rates ''i-'e' a,,,, =, ruoA,pcoN
,,a.af k-,r,f S-s3t- 81 Monroe Street.
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MIAMI MEDICAL CoLLRGR

- of OfncimnntI-SeSsion OF lSpS-t0S' ''@
TIME regular course Medical Lectures In this lnstitu
| tiOnsIyiI commence on the FIRST. MONDAY GoF
NOVEMBER SESlI lS12i and Foutiluo l0ul HlOntns. Z
HOAED nF TRCsTEEs -.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, u. D., President oi the boarh.
o. NI.LANGDONS, NJ. ID, Secretary 'STf - i|t
Rev THORNTON \. MILLS. Hf.H !1a. .llsaf ...H4 n
Hon. c. u. COFFIN. s. ys....;. sr#F .0f s.-fl.4al
r. II. MUSSEY, NJ. y.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE. ..a -a.'.. ~ .-'ns''
Hon GEO iOADLEY. JR. 5ls b. ~ s4f-i 70
t. NJ GREGORY, Esl. .,s..4 ..rI..-lg .7-.s.u1 .-
GEO MENnENnALI. N. H.
Tho Faculty is composed Of thc following sentemen:.
r. d. Messy N. n, ProessOrOf descriptive and Orcr-
stiSc Surgery, o. , -, - 49, 90 siTy.5N
,IdttS ave NJ D., a diunCt Professor OF Anatomy
ions F. WnTE, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice OF Medicine. ;,
diseases OF Women and hildrFn.
LIONS a MURPHY, MID Pr0essUEoI Materln mcdica,
TheTapcucs and Medical JuTisPTudenec. -. . :,
C. G. CONEGYs, NJ ~, Professor OF lnsituies OF Alepi'
cine. ti - ..
pREIINISARy coUFsE nf Lectures upon some ioT ant
snceaiities in Medicine aud Surc Will he given during
ie nnnth of October These lectures will be iree Stu
dents arc advised commence with fsGOuTse .
The TDISSBCTIfCf ROOMS funder the supervision Of
tho Aiunct Professor OF Anatomy, WIN he olcned on the
Isl of October. ,,.,--,-., .,1.,., -
TisssrtiDr Tinket SI0 Graduation Fee S21 l 80 spG!s
= For further information address ..-,,,. 5,:l hi
.r-faa7 g rH.Ltl' flltt Dean OF the Faculty. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
IsTEAM MAR!BLE WORKS.

&C MARKET 81, WHEELING, VA.
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
temrIanE the erection steam work., he would invite
the attention OF Tchifects Builders and the public in
eTa 10 the inspection his stock consisting OF ltnnn
gyan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
nenl In the west. ~. y. e-.. ts'H. ~.
dealers would find itto their advantage inspect his
stock before put has ing elsewhere. r-.-. .. s,
Ills work Is done III the most elaborate style, anu he
would invite attention OF purchasers to examine hts
and other carved work. Monuments, Con.
otaphs, Tombs Head and foot Stones &C. and Grave yard
work in variety; being enabled by his superior aCil
tiles TO Suppy work at considerable lower prices than
any other esta bIiAbnent In the country :. r 7'- y
Please give call and examine my work gil. 90.
MICHAEL !. ROHAN,
' ". Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
u-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Aodels and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. -i4lg ...s eHt 1y-d-
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TODD. q IDEWOL.

= ,AY THE WEsLI hINOErI3- 9 zzlaLtt,zJ', y
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, SOUTH End Of
Market Square s's't z'1t =
RE now openins unusually large stock OF FaA anu
a Winter Boos Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care Manufactured at the very best
or Philadelphia and New England, or our mole
sale and Retail trade To regular ana al
others who may favor with ea We can oner
mGnshfp TO those IN this or any part o me
TTnifnd Sfntea TLfgII ilrn1 "a IODD-& DEVOL--
Wbsehhg, Sep q, 1882, - ,,,,,5.-,l-l g1,iti
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QUINCY FOUNDRY.
Corner Main nnd quincy street.


.W WHEELING. VA ,-,...,,,.,s.,
TTtffE SuBscrfb h6sfIg eoi
pIeted their eItensiy esab ahTsnt, prepared 10
furnish the public with every variety OF work their lDs
Snendid plRn and fancy arches including tenders, sum
mel fronts fire iron stands 6c.y ovens common round
and straight barred crates. t . ..s5is,-.r
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, b
Tncudpr the newest and most improved coal and wool
stoves Franklin, balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber and p4rlor stoves rOm4, 90 10 SsQ
Hollow mall its branches. Sugar kettles OF var
Gus sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
Mil saw mill easting Our extensive
and most improved assortment ofpHteIns our long
cence in of business and The liberal patronage
hitherto received, warrant to expect continuation of
custom, in thspaIt business Wind mill hay scRle
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small castings
XSy.1oT ma buqpy boxes. stilf Tnfis
PLOUGHS.. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS {liy
We are reaTed to furnish the patent lever patent bill
cured al this time the exeldsye right to manufacture o
GIST'S PATENT PDoUGH, one. OF the most improyea
fmpleHeutH in arhing at tho present day 1 - ~ ~
Iron rails nd fen61g for oemetees, housea gardens
vera al &c P0rter'S Improved graduating twyere
lroe have secured the patent right for several epuf
es for this useful ifon and can exhibit recommendations
rom tbe United States ATmoFy possessing dSes
FOR faciftating the Blaeksmths labors which other
noSsesses Window caps. consoss &c. In short every
thingn our line 0fbIiless Sad irons with fancy stands
1eTE porch Ret vault cellets window and sewer
m nS e EYfoEht iTou nail, and spikes OF Tho beat
9naIity and At tte lowest prices ~ ~ a-.1'
wishing to purchase In our line, Wholesale
or retSN Jyiliplease give call AL orders from TIE
win be earefdlly to and puDetuaItY Ic
Scrap iron purchasedsat market Prices ,
auE24. ga.dtAetHfLlVN ga.dtzHfLllV ~ S fe3S fsfSf z ~ Z
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..ARTLIIIFTi,f[ICIAf, Ti,f[ICI TEETH.
!. .pRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
II. CRUmRACEtE Err would announce to his
y lends and the public generally, that having Purcas
the interest the senior partner tic business lately
conducted Under the firm OF J. Crrnbacker & Son, nc
will continue The old atand No. no Main St,
aud would respectfully solicit, and trusts merit epnn
aHcc patronage bestowed on tbs old hrm
lie Just returned 'front.' the Eastern cties and Is now
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemcala PerinmeTy Facy articles. &C., all of which
were purchased 1eT stt personal inspection and with
scrpulous regard 20 quality and offered
to the public on!th4 most Tc5AonAble terms, lTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
New Music Store. eln.s
Sign of Ihe Gsrocinnl tEriEOnuni, No 1OS'
= r. rf.. ...rff lInin street. ..Tr a.f

1- g. EEl..IEI Mann Stfesl' -Hr' .lt p a
9,,,--.-,.r,..sI RICKIESON wOud respectfully an
zT-I S-inouncc 10 the citizens y. Wheeling anu ";
Il II 1Ciuity, that he has just orcned new ana
VI Il elegant estab ablishncnt for the sale OF Nlos
Ciiays Volincellos Ragulets Flutes, Flies, Aecorde-
ons Ranios, and Tamborines Brass Instruments ihc
Instruction books for ali kinds Instruments and for
singing .sir ,..,,l -, a.,
newest songs Duetts etc, and the very hest Roman o1
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ~. - -. a..
CIaTonels Rueds Tuning Forks, also Violin anu Imtah
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards .tEsi-
Lows 'OT ViolncellO and Violin t ..,, .-.- IL -,
Klr .ers Furniture Polish, for reilovAftnG Talnsnru
iri ii e. sUci'ss Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats Oray
descriptions OF Furniture /. d. .,.I .l 80 u
oI iLc first and beI tho United STATES slrh
az NUNS and Cark,s grand sqire Panos J. b. pnh'
lsms TIaIett and Aiicn'A celebrated RoslOn h1nos NC
Agent the make Of Caraldt and NcedhaH's fatshl
MClOdeons. o.. Do. ...,...y.,r. .---..- 49,,
u c estpTiCes. a..| sH r.- -I-- III
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NEW FIRM.

MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN q Go.s
f having purchased tho entire stock ofStoHes IN,
Copper 9nd Sheet Iron ware OF .. " SnlneTt;
soiI. would respectfully inform the q ttkeps- OF
Wheeling and Vicinity, that they Win esrTy on on
ths btsiikss of inanufheturin Copper, and Sheet
TTon Ware of which they constantly hand Agood
assortnent and Retali very low for sesh;
STpefSons isingto purehdbe, would do 70 eail
n No ta Union st. at the old and well known
SSSnd heretofore occupied by T. @. Chlbertsonh SaG
Particular attention paid to repaiIing. - 49, - - -
fVhseifnG, A6gI21. CAYWooD. coNkLIN q 20
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY.
nicpicnns, PntrOnize Hour own mnnu'
Y faetures. --r .r ....r .r.
I - HThon1snr SILL IIln nfn nrn- --------

/ " ubU11HBI -LJ44N = tIO OOI
MEXICAN Silk nlanuh heturetI Into superior and sub
RtRn articles OF the various fabrics now IN use at
GiiLLJS SILK FACTORYi Main Street, Centre Wheel
in The curious matters are invited call anu zee
fhe process or manufacturing and those wishing to puT
chase Silks Wholesale rctEi be supplied on reason
bie terms at ls store, adjoining the Factory or az ~
NJ Adams, j. S. FoTbs', A. o. FaTChildsi Marsh lay
lor,s and o. Feisi Wheeling, Va, and al JAMES
Rictarlson's Furnishing lfRnqi House, NO. lSs Mhn
Street, Cinci Rnatis o. - 80 11..,' IL, ,
our Fabrics arc warrened all pure SILK and have taken
at the American Institute, New Yotk Franklin lnstuir'
PhIadcIphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
and stock is now large and seasOnabc
comprising many satns yestings IreSs
siks fGsea craVAts, shandkerchefs, of white, black
pIEd faTed and pdhled, all the styles, made "i
besttined silk, tViIed and ain Also, shirts, drAweTs
and half hose for gentlemen. =, -, -. d
Please call and pAtroniEe this important branch o Amer
icanmanuiaetue. oTderS'orevery variety
MeTcIantable Cocoons and Recled silk bought ,r,
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rGEORGE1,MENDEI,.
No 1874, HIhin street, ,af

WEEEflNC VA.
T S now reeei wing h1ARGHLoTo OR, CARPETS. RUGS,
J. MATS AND MATING. Also. Table aud Floor Ole
Cloths all widths, aud keeps constantly han agl
assortment OF Furnstule Of every desCTipti0p Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking laes, l1ss Phtcs. Venitial
BIiHdH Ilind TrfnmiB Clheks
MsLpglny YaneeTa, YaTnishy iAiTClOt. GuTle llair,
Spring, Sacg lioODs, Bs4ss and MRhOgany stair 2s,
all (which VIII be sold Al the lowest prices. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Brentlinger & Armstrong,
E-izf PRRsCRRTIONISTs, r

"AV just received theE medical store, fresh sup
III v of INC most choice medicines, such people may
eI pSn In making their selections, regard is paidt0
nTiicees so tho article be ofthp best quality. tl
EDhTSicinnB' Prescriptions put up By carelWhand
at ali times, day or night. lH.r augZi-lyrd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

pEARi. SrRrAcED CoLoRED UARp HohRDE.
The above Cards aud Card Boards, manufactured OK
ussv for ourselves and ofh most beautiful surface anu
nshi they do not peel in working, and are Afforded A.
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered In thia mar
ket and as low they be purchased In the Fast
Dealers and consumers In Paner and Cards are res
ppony invited to examine stock All our goods are
received direct from manufacturers which enahes US 70
sell low not lower, than other house IN the west
~ paper made to order. .
Aug2f.tE. ulH 7a| nH.fFT ~ HH.tA '..t ..l-It ''t.
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NU=M:BER lo5
s.l .ee POETRY aas.sal .


i7'H' ia'2sesaa1 Ineonstaaey. - 49,
'is'Ths wanOn wind. that Kiase. an 1t =
The bird may mourn Its mate. a day.
hut, erethe week has rum lutise dW
ls There sits beside it. on the sprpy,o lon lssoeT
400 Another chosen one ss; sssirc3 % s5ii ~ 90
sstates Ttse. tho storm bsreavss,- -agus5
isgs5 BYWintsr.s blasts laid bare-se - .s19susolg
aForgets its dead Autumual hayes, f..s s,s.r-c
~, +, When Springs fGesl buds appear .s-,.s.5.
ygaG The ShipbIep,embers not tsirose. os a nanuf-
fts, q, Nor weeps its early dOom t .5 -sJil=-i -ga
When natures liberal hand beatows
t7'-' Another there 10 bloom '-s -At
-syzuE5i hrE ct1D 1If tf-H ,z-'-.st a. ~ EFCB
rrr5 The Sup, PerchaRee may wall nigAt, 5iass
The partner OF his pride, t 49,. a. -s
o" Hut lol his morning face is bright
Hl2l-a As though no day hafdied." 'St+ '--H-e a"-
pdi hqh ,sIcu9l.a o. 1c,siFmp2 ssru sai = lI-uo
d. T. And thus the Heat, that tickle thing, ..,,
Some pIecept finds for change;
% 'lwhene'er lis apPetftes take wing 'S -'9'H
E-d And seek excuse to range 'di t''7 s'iftsi7 ~
Unmindtll all, though these retain
Noinemories OF the past, '- " -4 L''
gf1 Theyyet, while H. wing bonds remain. loggnsi -'
.olz7LAIe faIthiulIo thelast. l2eE1a. aaass .es.-
but the Btea yolaPta6aas tai sense seli,s'2a y" az
E-g That rules the chanseliug . houc, 7a sA co..
- And prompts il to soma vain pTetsneS a.7 -l>
,,Etlsl To quit the fading hOwer,farlt .a as5sees
-ao2 or fntic wind; the wanton wind, as '-- "-A
10 Es!pTbat Kissesand goes byi i!i25.1 ~ A5'7sE
al Where rowing leaets example find ESQ ,si 3rfy
.,y.sJ TelffAys their heir aowers 70 die . % ag.i
.,.,-,., 80 al VS. ?. .
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On Gn11ntrY. Merohants. !

To Country Merchants uiasor5z
4 RI s. e. KNOX having Withdrawn from The irn. OF
sssociHted with them Chester D. KnoT 6hr9heE 9 T.
. fbe s1SIa al ClAens and KnoX.n Il ga!sol
Tbey would inform old lyyhS
@ ri and Shoes that their Fail Stock will be arrv
ins from Inc iOtft0 heilst ofsePtemberr - " W
selected with the EIeatest care and bonsh
they ater themselves that their BA stock q
oois and Shoes they hold out N 99alIy
.S riees to any ever offered IN tho markell IN
therAy would DO pleas
al ~ sIbbt their stoob 4pdpost them iearlessy
phiIS dsin5is y Ersep31 MCCIALLRNS &KNO4-
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WHRELING. q A., WEDNESDAY MORNING
-CITY BUSINESS.
ooPFRlssI,7 :HISsI.5 BEEFI mon Wan n =

THANKFUL for tse liberal patronage heretofore
A bestowed him, thf snbscrtbsr would respectful.
contl1ueS 10 manuleit tho above named articles in
all their variety, ofwiCh he has always on hand good
sortnent for wholesale aud retail at very pficeat
He alsoKeeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the most a'
proved patterns for coal and wood. baum
Job will continue receVe his particular attention
and executed with prompfpeaa and in style that will
aag94 aH' 'OA' It'd v4RHBY, nos Min st
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-fsas at,sl IoIEvEHAKD DFTR oTT,51isg, Su sall
HI connection ih The Clereldni aud Cincinnati Railroad,
CIereldiLd and ETie! H. CiereEd14 and PitLCbgh r. R
aud Michigan Centred n, R,eIf 20 IF. s,g-ss h.. boz
Passengers win be tfckced through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Ceveland Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and
heeng and from either OF those places 10 any point on
Lake Michigan. .ha 10 -.' ---- '1'-'- S-''-
steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND GAIT. c. c. STANARD.l
roRRsT cry! mp G APR. A. PI1kakoE
A boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit
Cleveland every evening at g O'Clock, arriving In both
cities the following morning in for morning
trains cars Chicago, Cinenna aud Pittsburgh
mr. the Lake Superior aginav Detroit They
SyIII ruin Nom Cleveland in tho following orders; .i.
! FOREST ClLY 4,
Monday Wednesday,. Friday
g.. ,t,,, fs.r CLEVELAND. .F ..- ..,-.g. s, fT,.y
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit pew lLLuf. or rH58Ei au 80
T CLEVELAND , r-. .F
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
{ t.0u yfir H1ttsj FOREST CITY ,u .ru aLt qs,ls
Tuesday. ThuTsdAy. Saturday
Tho undersigned prepared to make contracts orGlu
Kinds freight from Cleveland TO Detroit, Macdnaw.
Saht st Marie, Saginaw and all ports on Lake Mcgah
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the hOas ready si3
de-. t....- . AGENTS.-.,., .. ...-....-- s.,-
Z c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, -
yPITTMAN, TRnwBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit. Es'liEEl
+ II
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stcubenVfIIe White Lad. iAA wa
TR ARE prepared TO flTnsh IN any Quantity SteubeIl
w vile white Lead, warranted equal 81 not superior
OF Pittsburgh or Cincinnati brands - -.
AGENTS for Mann fdetuTcrs.
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lsPAPERI WAREHOUSE:
nE. o! GOODMAN &s co.
ll.-I wn0LEsGLk lpEALERsIN -

I.l ga 4l tlll BOARDS.t .sI=7lqUj s.l!
Perforated Binders Bonnet Press aud Straw Boards
Also, Agent for Lighthodys SUPERIOR PRlSTiNo INK,
BooK AND coLoRED INK &c. -,.r .s...- ...t d.
Cards, mud Card RoHrds.
ExrRA PEARL FAcED CARDs.
- ..f PRiSrERt5 Il '.7sg -fg.' tg-l s9agrt!liH ~
PORCELAIN -rILL't sfiai titT' G.aaHIi1f
SATIN SuRrAcED CARP BoARp'- 50 b. - .l
IVORY -s
ar SATIN RstAstELEp "a s,a'l5t.f
pn1cpIYfHF4- ... . .1. ...-.
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sn hiSfG = m D, A. PRAsB, n. Do g--E
ocETtbaEe, Hamilton Co., Ohio ny adEQ4l
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aaios saaue bo9assyd,.' ma,fe ''sai a'ssIlayspi .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-02
eilcaZcr lAu>ei7a'S Estate.

M Il THE SUBScGIBERS, EAVING BEN APP
w POINTED by the Honorable the Probate Court,
tor the District et Chlttcnden, commissioners 10 re-
celve examine and adjust the claims and demands o.
all p-rsons against the estate OF .eazer Austin late
u Milton, in said strc, deceased, represented III
solvent, aud also ali claims and demands exhibited in
offset Thereto and SIX months from the day Ct the
ate here's ben. allowed by said Court for that pur
pose, VIZ do therefore hereby give notice, that We
VIA attend to the business OF our appointment at the
dwelling OF Mrs Elsey Austin, in Milton, IN SAID
District, the l7.h days Of June and August neat,
a! 10 o'cock, A VI On zach OF SAID days
Dated, this 18th day o. February, A. ~. 1852.
hector ADAMS,
BH>J FAlRCHllD, COMMISSIONER
TIMOTHY ID. PEARL, !
W10W3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-02
j / { y

Al his resdeuce in Ws:on on the cath instant
Mr.. XACIiAkIAH HART, Revolutionary Pa:
rot aged LOB years on the 18th day 81 October last
He was native OF Pennsylvania moved 20 New
ork and volunteered in the defence OF his Country
Oh the commencement: OF lie Revolutionary srug-
&c, In the NJ" ! ulk Militia. aud coon after peace
t.ted i'll NII.lslon and purchased the farm ON
which tr aitrr"ard resided until his decease lie
wac neighbor o! cur first Governor, CHfrrEypIy
and companion OF Gen. EIr,N AL.Gv, and the OH
er conpauiot, he founded he Government and In
st'rtiou- oi cur State lie was universally respect.
ed by his neighbour, and lived and died an homes,
nnH, the u)biest work OF God -"
Ii Wiston, March lG, LORRIN STOW, agei
% years
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Occasional Correspondence of Free ress,
RICHMOND, iVa.) March y, IoJ2

RICHMOND, ( IA. March =, 1872.
IRrEYD CLARKE,
Having lett the dusty CITY of Washington for
f. W weeks to take gmni! at the warm sunny South,
| will drop you line occasionally, when tind any
thing Occurring worthy Of notice
The great and glorious Democracy Of Virginia
nave been assembled in his City tor TWO days past
aud last evening they finally "bipke lousrl' Tie
first day 40 harmony existed and Yesterday sonl-
lire and ginger presented itself Al tins ine there
e.en- to be- two pprties--or line drawn between
two The Progressive Democracy" or Young.
Amrt. ga - and ,he "G.J Fo1y Democracy" Some
"bunkum p.eches were made by tenry A. Wise,
JohnG Nrsor, GOV. FLOYD, an4 others, soothing
and try,ng to reconcile the differences, and wishing
no preferences expressed for auv particular candidate
for the Presidency, and urging tlr great, nafen ifed
parry o.. to action; for as they predict thy have
strong enemy in the field! Yes and SO they have
They gave the hint that General SGoTr would be a
hard man to beat
think Buchanan is really the strongest man in
yirpinia esp.collv with III old office od.rs. bu,
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Ec9o! \ offices,
EaCharials Harris Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, I To all persons CON
De! RIOT OF ChlrrEHuIN, SO cerpcd III the Estate
oi H"ehnr"h iisEt OF Nu-i"t', IN said, bistIo,
DECEASED, GAFErlNG
\ L Probate Court holden n. Burlington with
n III and Tor the District OF Chtteudrn Oh the 3uth
daY OF March, A D. 1852, an Instrument. pnrport-
in. to be lac last W II and Testament OF Zachurah
Hart, late OF " illson in sand District, ased,
wNs presented 20 the Court atoresa lor Probate by
John Snyder The Executor therein named And
II ordered by SAID Court that the 18th day OF April
:. ID. 1872, al he Office OF Rxurd Il Adams IN ala
Burlington, be assigned tor proving sit Instruments
and that notice thereof be gwen 10 ali peruns
cerntd, 10y publishing this order three weeks success
sIrly IN the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
prlhtrd at said Burlington, previous to the time a.
pointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
tore SAID Court, at the m and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate otslId viii, II you have cause.
Gwen under my hand al Burlington IN SAID Dis
trct, this 3Jth dl, OF Marcn, a ID. 1852
BRADFORD klXFORD, Register.
April lat. wiOw3
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CALIFORNIA.
d Mce Of GregOry2s
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

LA Pearl, cor. of Wall St., New York.
I N consequence of numerous personal applications
l. and also by Mail and Telegraph for information
respecting the lines to California and TO secure Pas
sage Tick ts on the Steamers, the Subscribers now
issue circular twice each month showing the prices
charged on different lines, with the dates OF depar.
from this city, and the period to which tickets
have been sold III advance.
Also an account OF the departure of Transient
STEAMERS and sailing vessels around Cape Horn. with
prices of passage by each, and when'the same can
be obtained.
Our long experience in the California Express
business enables US TO prepare a circular from the
most reliable sources, and which embrac IS much use
iul information TO those going, or intending to 60 to
California.
Those in want of such information can be supplied
with Circulars by addressing US, tpost paid)
Persons residing at distance from New York.
who desire to go TO California can save themselves
the expense OF n journey 10 New York and conse :
1uent loss OF time, and can obtain Tickets by send
ing sight drafts on New Y ork, payable to our order
or by reference TO a respectable house who will py
for the tickets when secured.
The compensation charged for this service is I'VE
DOLLARS TOR each ticket procured All ord.s Tor
tickets should be accompanied with the Mans oil the
parties in full.
We forward Package, Parcel and Letsr Express
per each Steamer leaving for California
THOMPSON Il HITCiCOCK.
March Is. w6mo's
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

The corresponding editor of the Bran
don Post, commenting upon the Old line De
mocratic Convention of the ID Congressional
District, held at " hte River Junction on the
18th inst, expresses the apprehension that it
was the commencement of a secret attempt to
liunkerze the democratic party If this State"
Oh, the innocent babe The old liners have
been openly engaged in nothing else for the past
Is months, and every body that has cpherod as
far as the Multiplication table knows it. The
correspondent says he shall "wai, Nth open