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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

TERRIBLE RAr-IclDE.-on Saturday last, NUM-
Der of persons were engaged threshing in the barn
of Mr.. Christian Mechling, of South Butler town
ship, and on removing the grain and coming near
the floor of the NOV, The presence of an exttaordi
nary number of rats was discovered. The barn
doors we've Immediately closed and every precau-
ton takensto prevent their escape. Several per-
sols properly armed, then enteted the NOW, and
lie onslaught, commenced The conflict waged
fast and ruIous for considerable length Of time
the assailed frequently seeking shelter up the pam
falcons and in the bosoms ofthe asSniants. When
the bloody work was ended the slam were coliec-
ted together, aud found TO number hundred and
eighth The whole number of rats collected in
The NOW must have been more thru two hundred,
as upwards of thirty made their escape.-BHttsr,
Pa. Wing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
NOT g . 8: r ~ and Aldermen

In consequences or tho imperfect manner In which many
of the Phystciana and Aldermen te their certificates,
regardless the frequent requests or the Board OF el
that they would be careful comply with tile ofdi
nances to that eject the Board hereby publish 50 much
The Ordinance will recall 70 the recoleoonof The Phy
sictans ana 0thefs what is required OF them
retdsd eftffeatss merely certify that certain person
has died, neither age ordfseass being nsnoned and
others omit one or the other. the Board will hsIeafter
enforce the Ordinance against all who violate it.
The gave iggers win also be liable to ths penalties
the ordnance rinterring with such imperfect eerti
Gates, as IL hcde had been gwen sszf ss e r
By order Of the Board Of Health. = a. Af
- y ~ = fillis u n 4)1- isfsrRP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10


JuRIEs OF WoMEN.-The great number of aggra-
waited assaults, committed by men on their wives,
in England, has led one ofthe London journals to
recommend new punishment for such offences,
as well as a novel method Of awarding it. The
proposition is to try all such assaults by jury Of
women, partly to obtain fairer verdict partly 10
cnver the criminal with idcule. In additionit IS
recommended that tie penalty be also OF sbame-
full character, analogous for example, to exposure
in the Guilty stool, the punishment to which scolds
were formerly subjected; but this is only an endea-
vor to remove one evil byTeturning to another.
The verdict of lineage has rightly condemned whip
ping-posts. stocks, pillores, andiotheE degrading
punishments of similar character. To subject
man to shameful exposure, is poor way to re-
fine. him. The brutality of husbands can never be
cured, rely on it by brutalizing punishments. In
short, the remedies proposed by the London journal
would make things worse instead of better.
The mode of awarding tine Penalty would also
fail Of its purpose. The publicity Of the iurybox
would certainly not refine wolnani while there
wou'd be no more security for impartality in the
verdict, than there is now 1t is good rgle never
to change unless is certain to be for the better
Phita Ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

uThs Cincinnati Commercial says thai on the
9th ult., the case of Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe
VS.. F. ". Thomas. (autbor.of Clinton Bradshaw,
and formerly of that city, the publisher Of Ger
man translator Of u ncle TOMS Cabin, was COM
menced in The U. s. Citcuit Courtdt Philadelphia;
before Judges ,GFieg and Kane, The New York
Tribune says The question at issue is whether
copyrghtwiIll hold in any other language than
that IN which the work IS entered. 1t has never
been raisedbefore, and there is no Precedentbear-
ing on it, either in England or tbs country. =. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

SUICIDE OF 4 DECENTRALIZATION Baltimore cor
respondent referred, in one of his Letters, 10 the
melancholy suicide of R. NJ. Duncan, former
ly of that city. The Pittsburgh Post of satur-
day, says:
"Yesterday morning Richard NJ. Duncan, a
Young man who has been for some time past EN-
pIoyed as clerk in the Office of the Engineer OF the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, was found dead
in his room in the Emmett Hotel, in Allegheny.
s'The deceased had been boarding there with
his wife and child, since last Tuesday. He had
been in the haLt of drinking freely of late, and II
is supposed that he had become deranged in con-
sequence. fWGi4 rs 5iI zoJ5A
ion Thursday, he requested Mrs: Sgeeny, the
.landlady ofthe Emmett Hotel, to send out and puI-
chase some laudanum for him, but she refused:
On the same evening he went out himself and
purchased some. His wife observed him lying
upon the carpet in his room about midnight but
did not think anything about the matter as he had
been in the habit of doing so for some time past
Size went to bed, and when she awoke IN the
morning he was still there. She Immediately
summoned the landlady and the boarders, and DR..
Elliott was called in, but it was loo late, as he
nd breathed his last An empty wal, which had
Contained laudanupn,, was found by his side. The
deceased had formerly TesldedlD Baltimore, where
his father was a5cleTgyman. sEs E siszsz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

cnossrSo rHr ocEAN lx SIX DATs.-SSyEe have
syeceife d alettee from j. w Gnthtlrs nav y
cal architect Of the William Norris the steamer
which Is noV building to cross he ocean inl DAYS
Sin v6ieh "a says, we should siye tic 6pImuia
for the opinion we haEe exp sed ~ ALLOWING ias
vessel eight and half days To cross the Atlanlle
Hesays IL sou will look into the matter you
discogef,that the distance between New Yotlt and
Galwayis about one days less sailing thanto Liv-
erpool, and how could the William Norris be-eu
titled to the broom if she req aired as much tune to
mike the passage rs tue Collins steam ~ IN 1pn-
ming the same distance.' From the statements
which had been made about this yesseb we up-
derstood that Mr.. Norris had said thntiit would
make thesvoyage from New York to lIvefp9o In
six days, more than four days less than Col
Inns steamers, which would require an average
speed Of 81 miles per hour. To make the passage
10 Galway ffo New York, six days It viii 4fe-
quire an average speed of iS4s miles per houTs7-
The William Norris, MI. Grifiths informs us, will
have 30 per cent. less resistance, and line
but one quarter of that OF the Baltic OF PaeifeS
while the steam power will be as ihigh.H Tie
steam power then, according TO the Tonnage, (I50
tons, will he four tmes more than that OF the
Collins steamers, with 4U per cent. less resistance
besides. II t7tSg t3tfta So
There is certainly very great difference fopin-
ION among engineers respecting the ratio OF power
required for every increment OF steamships
speed. Some maintain-Seott Russell among the
numbeI-that 1t onlyrequires quadruple increase
Of power todouble the spec THAT is, according to
the square; while others maintain that it requires
an increase of eight times the power--tLe cube
to double the speed According to. the first form
ula, the William Norris will be able TO make the
voyage to Liverpool in ave days. To make Yol-
/ age of six days, this new steamship viii have 10
/ use more than half her tonnage OF coal, namely
1921 tons-or owe. u tons per day There are so
many items 10 be taken INTO consideration IN cali
culaing the probable time in which the william
Norris will make the voyage across the Atlantic.
that we anticipate addition to our stock of in
I,,fb
the result to ontitn confute the pre-conceived
opinions we have expressed-o opinions which have
Eheen founded on some experience md observation.
If engines OF six horse power to the ton were tobe
placed in ship of the same size The Atlantic,
we certainly would have far greater hopesot such
a steamer making the voyage in six days than such
a small vessel Us the William Norrisj tile wave
/ resistance is much greater IN proportion 10 ye-
i sci Of small than one of large tonnage, ~
The swiftest boats on the North riysI when
urged to their very greatest running speed, never
go faster than twenty miles per hour.---Seientste
American.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

HuNDEEB Milrs AN HoUE.-The Scientific
American has an engraving Of. the Railroad which
is TO run hundred miles an hour with perfect
safety. It's distinctive principle is that the cars
run on single track for the train to be hung upon
it. The train is, in fact placed straddle of the
rail, running on wheels, to whose a1les the cars
are hung II IS obvious that, with the rail runs
ming, ast were, through the car, the latter could
not be- thrown of the track by any amount of,
speed, aud no obstruction of sufficient magnitude
10 do mischief could be made lay upon single
1ail raised six or eight feet from the ground. e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

uwelearn from the Cincinnati Gazette that
Mr.. Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury, directed
one Of his clerks TO take servant girl of his, ga
likely young woman, q nom this city to Washing
ton, and that on arriving at Cincinnati last Thurs
day on board a steamboat, she made her escape,
took. ne cars, and started of for Canada. No
doutt she was aided by the professional negro-
steais1a Of Cincinnati. When our Kentucky rail-
road connection viii Virginia and Aaryland shall
be completed, the negro stealing branch Of busi-
ness in Cincinnati viii nrobabiy.s suffer deciine.
Lou. jour. t,r5s,f t,g i'is.'es'.' a''t's7.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

GRRSELL's ARorrc ExPEDIrIox. Letters have
been received from England, announcing The arr
val of the American Arctic expedition, under the
command of DR.. &. v. Kane, U. SIN, at Up
ernavick, in Greenland, and their departure from
thence for, the head waters of Smiths Sound -
Captain Inglefeld; with the screw steamer Phe-
nix, with stores for ST. Edward Belchers squadron,
reached Uprrnayick three days after Dr.; Knne..s
departure, and ,eports that he CDR. K) had secur-
ed the services of Peterson, the Esquimaux inter-
prefer, who was with Penny ON a lormer voyage.
Capt. Inglefsld states that all were as well and
prosperous rs possible. Dispatches and letters
from DR.. Kane, oficers, aud crew may shortly be
expected by way # Denmark. g1s . 1s,sA 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

uAvely large pubic meeting has been held in
London, for the purpose Of expressing sympathy.
on the part of the community of british Metro
polls in felatonitothe causeof Turkey. The SEN
timent expressed was to maintain the honor Of
their country against the Vaccinations of despot-
ism. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

1.-THE Liberia Enterprise Company, says the
Philadelphia American; is the name of an associa-
ton of colored citizens Of Pennsylvania, who de-
sign TO embark, in q few days, for the Republic of
Liberia, whether they go as missionary family
We learn that they possess alltheTequisite qual
cations for tie interesting work they unI
taken; having q among their number th ler, IL
teacher, the mechanic, It6e merchant, me min
ister of the gospel. 80 ~ -...,
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8 2 &c a q al o 'TI Ca s..
LADIEsl LADIES 4

Iryou want t. charm the souls OF yonr lovers please
or sing that beautiful song 'James on the stormy
or one ofhose lately received songs by Mad sontasoF
Jenny Lind which have Just arrived by Rpfeas, call at
the Music store, 100 Main street. I9Hz{1ig'
s novs.tw -, a, -. II s y F1oK s. BI is en-
~Waters ERisinE. The coming .'D eluse''i Is thus
spoken of by tho Eastern Press; "a
at is truly the best pantingever exhibited to the view
OF the oitizsus OF Albany.''- tekerSoeksr. i,
The Panorama OF the Crsation and Deluge, inpOnt Of
execution snot exeelled equalled by anyhich
have preeededit in WashIngton.''-Ha Int.
GAS work ofArt ithasho supeIior, ash.Plesbingmo'
raj instructor can scarcely haye, equal sark
Daily Aav. rs aa z5tsf.zi 81 L i
these arc sutcIent to those who know their Character
1t Will be exhibited nths Nicholson every night tbs week
Nov. Z, 1888. h0'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

" A requisltiOn from the Governor of Kentuc-
Ky was receiysdsby The Governor Of Ohio. on Fr-
dsy, and at O'Clock a warrant was granted for
the arrest of Robert Fee, Of New Richmond, Cler-
mont county, Ohio; charged with aiding number
of slayes from their masters in Kentucky. The
proof against Mr.. Fee is said to be conclusive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

GrThe news brought by the Africa is warlike.
Hosilitias have not yet commenced, but there was
nothing 10 prevent their beginning previous to the
1s,. The allied fleets have been ordered up 10
Consiantinople, the Turkish feet has goneto Var
ma, volunteers are swelling the Moslem army and
at London cOnsols are selling atsla.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

rrIt is stated that an intelligent citizen OF Hous
ton, Texas, has recently made close examina-
ton into the matter, and finds that about s75oOo
are spent every year.in that city for Intoxicating
city of about three thousand white in
habitahts.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

rBThe State. Department has been advifedthst
Mr. Belmont had brought the case of Capt. Glib
son before the Government at the Hague. and it is
probable thematter would isstislactodly settled
Mr.. Gadsden has been instructed to demand of the
Mexican Government amp sfedfsa idr the iiniu-
lies committed some time ago on Consul Rice, at
Acapulco. -Fsas .7l 81. s. 6 seieas,.4
Marlin Van BuEenihas not been appointed UNI
pite TO the mixed Commission to London 80
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HTwsIestH from Montreal that the grand jury
in the case of the Gavazzi riots have been discharg
ed, and that no indictments wete found against the
mayor OF that city, OF the military officers who
were implicated in the riot in that city, and the
killing of several persons. es s4r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

a-TAnother important arrest of counterfsiters
haI been made in Albany, New York. in which
canal Captain, named Hiram Roberts, fgures.--77
-Four or Eve persons were arrested, and their ope-
sations appear to havs been confined to $40 bills
on the Stamford Bank, ct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

The HuseARIAN Crows JEwELs.-Bathoimew
szemeIe, The Hungarian Patriot, publishes q card
denying the allegation that he had infurmed the
Austrian autpOres 9th hiding place of these az
ticle. .,q ,8ae.. ,s 8.a4q
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From baltimore.
.r.ronprner o. 90 wnEELINo INTELLloE

coRREsPoNpENCE OF THE WHEELING INTELLioE A S
BAkTiaoRE, Nov. rs, e. M.
The recent election in our city has had already
quite q, moral influence. Thesverdict proHopnced
n favor 81 temperanse has struck terror into the
hearts II tile grogshop keepers. Yesterday nearly
all of them closed up voluntarily and paid respect
to the Sabbath law. Those who had been fore
most in violating It were tiIst to suspend Sunday
operations. The consequence was fewer drunk
ards the street and better order throughout the
CITY. The new temperance Sheriff, Mr.. lhndes' Is
pledged to enforce the law; and We may expect
better condition of things. Rum the great mo-
five mower of rowdyism-take this away and the
internal machine stops!
The wings drs rejoicing over their victory in
gaining a majority Of six in each branch OF the
State Legislature, thus giving them an United
states Senator and control of the Public Works.
The Governor of Maryland has now very little
power. The appointments are taken away from HON
him by the new Constitution.
Bteads:ufs brisk. Sales Of 5000 bbls Howard
street and $500 do City Mills flour at 1851. cl0-
9I Sales $1,000 bus. wheat. Red 1,4sal, Al; white
1,6oa1, 55. Corn about one cent better. Oats un'
changed.
Whisky 2saso to sic.
There were 200 head beef cattle offeled ant
1900 sold at 50, 62las,7S per 100 lbs on the hoof
equal to s5.e2aT,5o net, averaging 49, Is gross
Hogs s5,75a6,6o. Sheep 2as4 and plenty.
Stocks firmer. Ohio Railroad shares 464a473
Money easier. 90 y. Nv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

j. H. PExpts5os has become one OF the OF
the wheeling gspesrs and the paper and business
viii hsrsansr he conducted under the style q swEAhIN
sEN TArLoR CO. The charge in tho concern viii Ten'
dsrt necessary closeup the outstanding accounts Of
will be toel6ss up the accounts at early day
HThe Pubshers beg lsaysto return their askDowledke
ents 70 the liberal which hash been bestowed upon
them, ana respectively solieit its continuance Bveye
fort win be made thsr part to give satisfaction
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

rThers is nc, truth, It is said, in the statement
that Martin Van .Blrea has been appointed UNI
pire to decide the disputed questions before the
mixed commission about to sit at London, to set
tle the claims between the United States and
Great Britain. C,za5 s'ls.ar 81 't s...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

9nrHon. Henry A. wise, we see it stated, waste
have been married at Richmond, VirginiaI TO Miss
Mary Lyons. Attorney General Gushing. his
groomsman, LEFT Washington for Richmond on
Monday.
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PHILa4DBbFHAA 3

4T+t tklElk2tDElAA3AL41
Curtain ehouse q,
M Chest4st ST., Phitaaefp Tie State Eotss
aEMES M Y. ALt Oh y
IrfPoRFEn ASP DIP LII ii (51i ANS DuarAINihIA-
TERIAI.ss ASI FUR HfTpEE goFkhiNds,
WHICH he 6fsrs at the lowest marllet prieea.
s. ssst,4s iEE;4f0LRSAt 3 Apzl ifAAAI 3 g
The stock comp IN par = The s. Il
Embroidered Lace Curtains; CIT SoFlpeeli
Do Muslin Do lido Etnaf
IlraperY IaceS 4. AIuslins; q do Banda,
ilrf1ch Canopy Arches and 1ingt
and eolorSt yitti 8 Gord1S Ill3ess GtI1pe5
Satin de Laines5 fEinge9i Curtain Qrop93
4isfss suck Or m Us rs. .selorl md
IzIE7sED FtIdil1 ana HoLH. dafDs q III
colprB for shading. :. t39s ss9a
n. oIlefirg Curtains WIZ
Of ne heghth and Width q he entire ls tf Elnaoy.
InaTfT-1YddrtE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

HrMadame Grisf and signor Mario, the Opera
SINGERS, are not to come to America beforeth first
week in September, 1854, as appears Bysa' card
published by Mr.. Hackett to whom they are both
legally enjoyed. for their tour. ...ta.al .l.I.,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

IRA postmaster on the New Haven and New
London route lately found catin the mail bag.
Itis supposed that he knocked it on the head and
forwarded it to Washington with other ''dead mat
ter.'' ssi
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DIR MoRsE's WITHDRAWING CORDIAL.

The only sure safe remedy, yet discovered fer Cen
era Debility, Physical Prostdon, 1ritability. and ali
TIE various train OF 1T viii also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike Of society, lneapacity
for Study or Bpsneas Loss Of Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-see advertisement. g i4a sepIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

MA heavy robbery was perpe,rated, at one Of
the Cincinnati hotels. a few nights agoi a gentle
man from Tere -Haute, Ind, having had s14. 600
stoIsn from him. te..la ia.s n ~. $50 N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

y TnAxnselvIne -DAT.-North Carolina joins in
celebrating thanksgiving onthe 24th Of November,
The circle grows wider day by day ttFg{
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

r7rEx Ptssident Van Buten, itisstated, ihaslre.
ceiyed from the administration an appointment Of
umpire on behalf of the United States, in the mix
ed commission assembling in Londonito settle the
British and American claims
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
$500. 3 FoWD On MIL Z. BsaHiI

ITlL0iIoH OF = FoWDER AIILLs = TING bennll
Powder MI. a Spencer Mas. ploded with i
tfemendo6s crash Oh fiaayg Five men Wsts KILL
ia. Tie names Of the nnforlplpte victims me
H.aty AIS. Richard AVS. R6bsFti Perkins Geo.
swo!lo4. ADD John Lapghlih. They veIe bIoIsH
s NJ di-tsnss Of my Tods. and nntilsted in The
msst shssking mhnh1L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

GrThe Emperor of Hayt has decteel that all
Bibles, Testaments and other Protestant religious
books shall be admitted into his Catholic dominions
duty free. = =. 100 CO.. H. E.. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

NV RoUTF 70 jFHE PGclyic,T- The New
Tribune says that E. g! sqniet, Esq. o agent for
a wealthy New York company, is negotiating
contact with the Government Of San Salvador, for
Pacific route across that country that will be
more feasible than some of the routes and nearer
than many. The road Is 10 begin at the Gulfof
Antique, in the Bay of Honduras, and terminates
in the Gulf Of Fonseca, on the Pacific side. It's
length will be less than two hpndred miles. a
railway, built iheie, would run across healthfuI
and pleasant country.
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Deannce saIananler Isiiiic5,,

Fag
aSES FORMERLY 80 JOHN srREEr, Z x
Isthe Sole in the United OF the above
original and only reliable Saaaners, both as
euTity against fire and burglars Every SAFE sold e this
tendeRce OF Mr.. e. AgLER, whose Of tren
ty six years SAFE maker, together with the many Sc
we're tests which saIcs of his have triumph
ly withsiOod in this cities, the aubset
ber in recommending them superior 10 any In ns
They are the only Sales to which
Mr. FIG. G0FFINsS NEW PATENT IMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIAIJGEI0 CKAND CROSS BAR
Is or can be applied. y 9 i. - 80
ready in by banks, brotsfs and
from the perfect security which they aoTd against the ei
forts OF the most sdlln BY means o. gun.
powder, false keys picks, dFss together with their
simplicity and combined are rap
idly increasing public are confidently
stated 10 be equal if not s ~
SUPERIOR TO ANY L0CKIN. THEW oRLD.
Safes Of all sizes, suitable h9nlts Jewel;
eTS record of1Cea steambolts Te and thetl PROOF
bank vault doors FOR private families, etc.
hand, lor sale, and made Ct the depot 1872 Pear
street door below Ma dGn lane, New otk by
Sepf9-dfY ROBERT M kATHIOhi Z
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AMEaicAN wooE.-PeteriA. Browne, OF PhiIa-
d,lphia, in a communit ation to the Richmond Va
Wing asserts that he can shoW.that as fine fleece
can be raised IN tke United States Is in any por-
tiou ofthe worlds Hesays that he has in his pos
session. wool grown in Allegheny county, Pas BY
wmsHSil; vlhieh pleasures from i-2l4s TO 1850
part or iaeS, While he finest WOOL IN the eollsc
ton semitic him By the king of Prussia, ana the
finest among the specimens seat 10 him by the king
Of saxony, measures i-2iss Mr.. Browne denies
The coreetness of the decision on this subject at
tie London Crystal Palace Exhibition, and pro-
taces facts to show that iaSf wool did ihias
tice to the specimens Of American wool Exhibited.
PHI. Nsrtb AMERICAN. al,e
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NJ Some men are called sagsciousSo on account
of their avarice; whereas q child ca n cleneh Us
fists the momentii isbofn.-Sh enstone.