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Z AIISCEI ia. .NEOUS.
81 ~ ~. l7sou. 4.e national 1tt.rsisesttr.
DRyE;I. OisnIHNr OF Ri: 1N g or

DRTFLORmENTO RINsRGTiLERE.
EETTER Ft6M =. ,. OGDEN, ESQ., AlIEa1cAN CONSUL
At LIVERPOOL, TO HIS FRIEND IN wAsH1HoToN.
II notlong made very interesting acquain-
taIlde, Mr. AMDREw CROSSE, Of SomeISetshire, well
known in the scientific world as one of the first
electricians of the age. He is man of large for
tune; and, like Lord Rose, deyotes his time and
means to abstract science, at the same time cultva-
ting refined taste for literature and poetic compo
sition. His father was an intimate friend of DR..
Franklin. HeWas the village Hanpden of the day,
and, transmitted all his liberal sentiments to his
son. He invited and myself to pay him
visit at his old Manorial House, about forty miles
distant, We were most cordially received by him
and byshiS accomplished wife, We were made at
home at once, and found In select few Qike our
selves invited guests delightful society. Mr.. G.
haSgiyen great attention to atmospheric electricity.
Helas surrounded his house BY Conducting wire,
elevated sixty and seventy feet on polesiRWith me-
talhcpointS to attract the fluid making agifcuit of
somedhIee thousand feet. An the collected cleo
tcity brought into his laboratory, and is there as
aubsergient to his management as il he rulsd the
cause, A heavy thunder storm came on while
was there The discharges between the balls, an
inch apart were in rapid succession, and like the
fnngof so many pistols, each one of which would
have kiIledian OK. Itwas tremendous; but in an
instant, the balls being brought into contact, the
whole fluid was conducted nOiseleSSly into a pond
of svatera few yards off, q Under such protection
1LlSlnpoSlDl InaL MS mouse SnOu1u ever De Struck
by lightning u f. ~ 49, ~
Some Of M chemical discoveries ara of
great practical importance We witnessed great
variety of interesting experiments formation
ofarfcial crystals various stages, and the Arrest
of putfsscenGe by yanic action, whieh IS appli-
ed sitR great advantage to tanning. He placed a
pair Of fseshESolss in ciStern Of water through
which thelewas constant flow Of galyauic fluid,
where he let them remain fortnight. On taking
them outline cook was called to examine them, Mr..
Crosse pretending doubt hether they were quite
: ffesh sEThey nave not been two DAYS canEht,,,
JFas herTenly !tl,nt yvheniI stin tall
yous a., Her feFoIt was that thew Ier4
lerfectlY fresh. She cooked them for dinner, M.
Crosse and scientific friend being the nnlynneS IN
the guests and both heseptlspep tastedthem with
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nnAD. 5I4t5s5,5i ...=e
80 !.

.na 1yeaneaaay, june 10Th, 1852 Passenger
Trains win run daily CSundays - fOll2ws:
Leave y S Stotions; 6s46 P Assounoda
ton Train ior Reyenna stopP,ps a. r,i for
= Leaves Ravenra at 7sV0 A. n ''4 - M AZ
fesyss Wsisviiis at 1885 p N: Express Train for
Cleveland and conn.cs dsil
~ ~ y Iies to wit: At Hudson with the
Akron Braaeh Ralre3G 1Gr " FSaI Rerss 6otSes o
Wal Trn at Alliance with the OHIO ana ~
Road at Bayard, with hacks for Dover new
sn FOR PI'TTsBURG-The $40 a; n, BzPTess Train
from Cleveland connects a mesSsG lV S PtsSbIr
and intermediate landings, arriving AZ tne
eS ss rom Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
Eae tom to Pittsburgh,
are tckoted through, and their baggage
checked through to Pittsburgh va wslSSs ICON
S,1ssI steSmsrs, WINCHESTER and DIORNAL ~
Wkeeng touching tho intermediate iaAqIns ana All
ing II Wheeling early the some evening .o,,..
RETURNlNG.-le:36 p. NJ ExPTess .S M
snd Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson WI
The Akron Branch Railroad o 49,, NJ ~
NvbeeIinS nj oiclock A. M viii take the 1888 NJ; =
press Train from WellBVilIe ana AIlHe - Sr
Tine 10 connect with tho LAKE o'eN"'0lS tN' H."
Aiso for Toledo Detroit Chicago, Racine; AilyVa ue
Ahs inc WHEELING OF PITTSBURGH
the moi ng by this route, arrive NJ S NJ I5F
evening, aud ON the IOowtEg hsht' can Dc ~ ave"
Tie Accommodation Train leaving RaveRna At ociec
"a NJ connects at Hudson with me ah ao,t I
morning Express Train OF ths Cleveland columbus a.
CINCINNATI Rail- Dad for the South; ,.;s &, ,.v
pErrp ZINC The Accommodated Tram leaving W
land nj $40 P NJ with The Express IRAN y.
CI cinlIati and Columbus at Cleyean'' ana WIZ t " -
HF'fsH Sfi r R. oEElsS, JOHN pgR a,sS5s.,
Il Cleveland. June14 '6a superintendent
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nLAaONs.
ODD RELHOWs.
CITY OFFICERs ron 1881.

JAMES s.WHEATE, Clerk
Il, w. HARDING, Treasurer. st
: J. l. SASGsroN, Sergeant. -
SergeaMrs DePntiss.l ward-Isaac n. Pearl edward
Adm ". Clemens. Sd warl-John Bowers. 4th ward
Henry p. Chapline. 9th wRrd-James S. Campbell.
loHE MooRE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB Z. BIER, Wharf Master -,F-,
< JACOB AMIcK, Street. Commissioner
I! ,IANEs NJ EwINa, Assessor and Collector or Water
Rents.
Josag4 G. wl11Y Lumber and Coal Measurer. and Qua,
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THoAAs CAMPBELL Collector OF Assessmeats
WM. J. STonDART, City Surveyor
JANIS F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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POllsE .R.. sI /. s. Va .5... /. .
From tho Washington Republic. p
tNRgE1B, NEyRR!i NaETER 4
~ carr. o " c /: 2; = @

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be esksd. and have bean asIsd; when am for
NEyEN l''-4aHyC Clay. = 4sg. II.
Yon ask me- me- when I'd rerd the scroll, 81
ti Cur faItelS' names are Written DER e. l,st
When wonh see opr flag unron go 49,,
its mingled stripes and stars no morca
When, with worse than felnn'S hand airrst ~
As Or felon's counsel, would sever
The Uuion Of this glorious land 3-.-lf ) 50. y
y. answer, g Never Neyerl NeYerp' II
% Whensy e can find, m wless might, l..
Where carnage Eeads Its crimson Way;s3f
I. Where burning cities gid the night
So Where cannon smoke oBsctlres the day;
- In towns deserted fields Of ground -
Abandoned by the faithful plow5 ?.
Security-hope-pea profound,
The blessings Heaven vouchsafes We now.
Think We that could brook to see eiss
The emblem we have loved so long,
Borne piecemeaI o. er the distant sea,
Torn,- rampled by phrensied throng;
Divided, measuredj parceEP out,
Tamely surrendered up forever,
To crafty lawless roHt
OF Tfait6rsq Never! Never !sNeyerl
On Wonder lone and lovely steep,
The scuIptor'S AT, the builders power
"A landmark Ger the soldiers sleep rs Is. s.
Have, reared a lofty funeral tower. atsfe
There It will stand, until the river i.!a
o.. That rolls beneath, shall cease to flow
Ay, till that hill itself shall quiver "a E,.,tt5
- With Nature last expiring throe h.
Upon that columns marble base
q It's shaft that scars into the sky
There still is loom enough to trace
The list of millions yet. to die;
And would cover all It's height,
4 49, f1I,n
Til space should fail, whereon 10 write
Even the initials of naIne,f
Nay, would haste to swell the ranks,
Direct the FIRE, or lead the way,
Where battle swept the rifted ranks,
And bore the terrord files away a..
Fall bleeding in the doubtful strife,
Beneath the motto Of my sires,
And draw my latest breath OF life,
~ Before that Union flag expires T.,
Dissolve the Union--nay, remove
The last asylum that il known.
Where patriots find a brothers. love-
And truth may shelter from toneg
Give up the hopes of high renown,
The legacy our fathers willed;
Tear our victorious eagles down, te-
Before their mission is fulfilled!
Dissolve the Union-while the earth
Has yet tyrant to be slain
Asweu repress the !lightning's birth,
Or stop the heavings Of the main
Dissolve the UnioEi God of Heaven
We know too well how much it cost
AnlliPn bosoms shall be riven, Eo
= one golden link is lest
~ ssafIft 49, fts1ftttF ..ssiit e ~
Nay spread aleft our banner foldssd bar
High as the Heavens they resemble,
That every race this planet holds,
Beneath its shadow may assemble;
And with the rainbow s dazzling pride,
81 Or clouds that bum upon the skies, t
InScribesupon its margin wide
Peace, Freedom, Union, Compromise
ee Mr. CLAr's Speech betors the Kentucky Legislature
It Frankfort. "a
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HAnILRT.

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The European correspondence of the Springfield
Repub writing from Elsinote, Denmark,
says :-stf
'sHeFs shown Hamlet1s grove evidently ofrath-,
er modern date OF tins a German writer says:
"a more striking homage has probably never been
paid the genius of apoetthan when parhc1Ia bp-
nal places are assigned even to the creations of his
agination i while an Engli writer who regards
them matter from amore historical point of view,
says: Any head OF, stones with Rubic inscriptions
knpon them, and said to denote Hamlefs grave Will
vain be searched for here, even if they ever exist
| ed. In fact, HamleEs Identification with the en-
Echantngspot, IS at best but 'Shakespenan fiction.
Hamlefs country was not Zealand but Jutland.
Here, the name was pronounced Alnlets Signitying
mailman. According to the Danish history of old
SaS0- Gramnat1cus, Che wrote about the commence
mentqf the 18th century, Hamlet was not the, son
| of q Danish King, but Of a famous pirate Chet,
who was Governor Of Jutland IN conjunction with
his brother. Hamlet's father married the daughter
Of the Danish king, and the issue OF that manage
was Hamlet. ~ :, 81 y, ~, .t a s.ssM
Hamlet's father was subsequently murderedhy his
brother who married the widow and succeeded to
the g5vefhmentof the whole of Jutland. Asa.Pa-
gan, it was Hamlets first duty to avenge his father
The better to conceal his purpose he tegned mad
ness His uncle suspectng it TO be feigned sent him
to England, with request to the king that he would
put Hamlet to death. He was accompanied by
two creatures of his uncle, whose letter to the
English king was carved upon wood according to
the custom Of that period. This, Hamlet, during
the voyage, contnved to get possession of, and so
altered the characters ss to make it request that
his two companions should be slain, which was
accordingly done on their arrival in England. He
afterwards married the daughter OF the English
king, but subsequently returned to Jdtland. and
stilI feigning madness, Eontriyed to surprise and
STAY his uncle, after upbrmding him withihis vari-
GUS crimes. Hamlet then became Governor ,of
Jutland, was married second time to a Queen of
Scotland, and was eventually killed in battle.
nutey detailed but those are the leading historical
features upon which Shakespeare founded his
beautiful tragedy; and rude and disgusting as
many of the incidents in HG1nIet's life were, the
mode in which Shakespeare has treated them IS one
cording to saxo, Hamlet lived about four ten!u-
RES before Christ. Hi.'l. al n-f~E5
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IfIouS neck II here
ticall sealed, another platina wire, i'm (
in the sglg hunk ates WIT
pole. The bplb of the retort is two J
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and Saushe Soda after being sui ected 70 "A whit
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life can possibly exist, nor can therein til
Fntetclty 16Ie was then placed ppoea sllsl'
f5rf c9tstaf Inspe tion. "A gelahnonS substanc
IVES inst observed to have formed around the bottol
6f the positive vine. Then No. i made its appear
lance, gradually Expanding into and 3, whe
flexible fIaments were observed. sNos4 began !
show animal life, and, after one hundred and fort
days hing tlrohg all changes, III. peree
liDfHg iRseet eTgsolsd up tie lUie mot singly, hu
in sufficient numbers to dispel all doubt, II any
could have existed, ard fot another stag
Of life. like ON 1dosq1 that ener nom thI
element ii which they are produced, and an
drowned It if they return, any nn
gler that missed his hold immediately peHshsdt-
The Aearns CrOssei is now. known as adistinc
species.
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nLEpaRRRs or COUNCTL. 2.

FRsr WARD.-JoRn Mcclure, JEi John Hughes; S. D.
Woodrow; Isaac Cots.
SECOND wARD.-John Bishop Geo B. wickhAm. T.
Tn1RD wARp.-S Brady ]. j. YarnalI; John NJ. N6th-
ews; Daniel Lamb. fi.s .t7lEf .-.E-L
FouRTu WARD.-Dr. james Tanner, g. C. Jeaers; a. S.
Halowell; D. v. ThArp; David Hammond.
FIFTH WARD--GeOrse Forbes; John W. Gin, Lorenzo
d. Watt Jacob HornbIook; Henry Echols,,
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Homeopathic MediEal College of
7 - n pEWNRVIykIA
located in Filbort s.reet. LbOve Eleventh .


Located in FhbeIt Street, lbOve Eleventh,
PHILADELPHp, ~ 49,
TTIH Lectures oft regular coe viii commence ON the
eond Monday OF October, d continue until the tirst
OF lRch ensuing. .s=5s.. .,o =.
AM at OF ices for fill course oEectures, 800 90
Stbelta who have attained two n courses
ut is Sas5 ' iss, psia only ono 9 g
Prttical Anatomy n -H asA Y ~
The Commencement VIM place early in March.
FACULTY.
Is WILLIAM s. HELM1'H, N. d.,
PbrKssoR OF uoN@PATm cE INr1tTEs, PATHOLOGY, AND
THE PRACTICE OF MRICINE.
WALTER WILLIAMsN, n. D., i
/ PROFESSOR OF NATERIA MEDICA ED THERAPEuTICS.
JOSEPH e. LO0HR IL. u, Il
IoyEssoR ossEETRlcs AND TIE lsEAsEs OF RpNEN AS
ALYAN h. SMALLSM. D., 5-t,s- a. Il. +
SoTEssoR OF PuYsIOLpGY AND NElCAL JURIBPRupEAcR-
4 / - MATTHEW SRMPLI N. d.,
II PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY Az Tox1ooLoGE.
* L. 4 FRANCIS SINS, D., issa,ftal
4 PROFEssOR OF suRGRY. .tts5i.. 4tt
M WIN. A. GARDINEh n. D., i.i5iss 10
PROFESSOR OF ANA0MY. II.
w. as HToN RE III, n. D., ~
DEAoNs1RAToR OF Antony.
Stpdentsp be admitted to tie BmenOpathic Hospital
10 receive clinical Instruction, and witness the
bedside Of he PATIENTS and surgG practice and opera.
ions For Il. information addiss hs ss. flt
TGf 50 r. EFhf3aA. CfARIIlNE r. n. D. DRkE,
l5.is45s6 snf - 6 ~, No. 3iAieh Street, Philas
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TIE Hsrotc Women !
4 ms Z DRY:
-rlomnrising Sbme oil the most herllaE kapie sSal
ples Of Fsmse q, GopTag L1slntetFss 9.
b and Seitacifce of Ancient and
lac Modern Times. al
,TTHoR OF stSHE CAMP-FlttES OF I5s5si
AU 1iTInN 3 .lNiSHTIiN A BlOCKeH0Ust &c,
AZ IRNRY- Q. WATSON,

,ccIIOI1 m i1IfFIR lAap-FIItES OF I'VE
Az I1TTGHN. y slESHTiiN A BIoCK~HoU sAs' &C.
~ -, h.s,ra II Ivomsa OF Ameiica examples et iuitt
tiou in he most fttng ~ S fn9;st
ths N fame tTuhiuy sld tnaf
ah1 ~ II S,tSs HVcTllen GOVeru limo eoual upon
ts i1 thesx 50 generally respected and 20
s,tsa four society Possesses the cTe4la ~ tns
Tally 6S Fin much mole hghteHment hero
y u is m object OF w6tship, Men have beer
y 80 rs,t md Toc by PIutalcE Lives
ia I'M "a Nv 10 nee LET ~
ai,A Ench ycTl he I" Heroic women
@ rnSmo1 Iand our wiV, h6theEs, ssiets, anS
lii scome more Ien0Wnad iOE IesoIloh
1ifce than The Spartan ienaes we
"a paess include nearly al the famous u
~ r6isI with many that are not less +
variable, but ssassrsiys kn7wn among "n'l '''
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4 81 TOR Y
1feEehaE6tS sIIsd Ieeli1ntcS Rank.
lNeosfo { 3 4s35 C1FIT1I 500 900,

aIsEeha}lt e, 81 hank.
INeoEtok9 Is 1885 CAFIT1I 5000.
Nofthsaat Com Is ok atafn and Monroe atteets.
5SES Rss;lssati soP1Fs1E BRADY Cashier
ssis n si.it 81 vIiF1Eiaiiaa.,l e
90 20 3iSeoSFoaaFEp 1873. APiEAI $40, 900.
sscuthwest Corner Of Main and Monroe streets5
JOHN C. AMPBELL PresidsntI DAN'L. Cashier.
Discount day. Thursday. ,'''' ',s 80,
1Ianufaetnrerssnn and Farmers, Rank
8ssi, .s.ai eE SRheeAing. sei
Main street, between, Monroe Pnd Quincy - q s
FIxcoRroR1TEpi March. 1851 GAPrrAL Stock Ss0O,000
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't JOHN IWE, Cashier
Wheeling Savings Institution.
Np.s1929 Main st.
sli IxcoRFORATEp 1884. cAP1TAE $4,000.
n: NELSON, President; wILl1AN MCCOY, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursday sqa ..i
snTIngs' hank OF wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets Centre wheeling
INcoRPoRArED 1851. CAPrTAk St6OQ1,
THos, H. LIST, President; VIZ RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
- nIAsONs.
LODGE ROoM No. Ill., Main ST. over Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDeE, No. 1o1, meets the first Monday night q
WHEELlNG UNIoS CHAPTER, No. 10, meets the second
WHEELlNa LoDsE, No. l2s meets on the third Monday
night OF every month
WnErlisa ESclNrNrSr or K T., meets on tho fourth
Monday night OF every month.
ODD RELAOWs. -t'ei -
LoreE Roon No. 123 Market street. near the Post once
YIRurSus LopGE No 8 meets every Thursday evening
s RRAaHLIa LoDaE, No. ~ meets every Monday evening
WnEELINs LoDoE No. 3d. meets every Saturday evening
pANoLA LoDOE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
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