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General Agency and Law at w asnInsIul
Z. ..-- DE SEEDING d WYLIE,

I. .s..- DE SEEDING d. WYLIE,
Seventh street, betOeea and Streets opposte odd Fs
iOsOs Hail. Washington.
(fHAS. De SELDING & ANDREW WYLIE IT, hay-
~ ing formed coparnershp for the purpose
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments
any Board of Commissioners appointed for the adjustment
spolatons or other claims against any foreign Govern
men prepared to give their full and faithful attention
all business that be entrusted their charge They will
also attend to obtaining PENSIONS bounty land duties
claims arising contracts treaties oherwse
ing and selling real estate collecting private claims rents Sc
Andrew Wyle, will attend to any law business with
which either himself the firm may be entrusted in any
the courts of the District the Supreme Court of the Une
States.
Chas. De SEEDING, being United States Commissioner
Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for all the State
OF the Union, will prompt attention to the taking of
tmony of Deeds and other duties which ap
pertain to his Office.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the
claimed, and the extent of services required.
Communications (postpad) will receive immediate atten
ton. Union1 dec 4-dIy
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BALTIMURE LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
3 No. Is SOUTH STREET.
JOHN L. DONALDSON PRRsIpENr

'SHis COMPANY proposes to insure lives for OF
Il more years. for life, the specified In
the following table, being low safety the assured
TO the Company would Justify with these rates the assured
enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of roectiUe
uncertain 6onus He rsks neither his policy the premium
that he has baid
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A GENCY AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. CAUs.

GENCf AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n. CAUS.
II TEN (late of Baltimore, having made this city his per-
manen residence will undertake. with his zeal
and diligence the settlement of claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress- against the United States
or the several Departments Thereof and before any Board
Commissioners that be raised for the adjustment of spo
alton other claims. He has charge the entire
arising of French spolatons prior year with
reference to which, in addition of documents
proofs his possession he has those in the archives
fthe Government
Claimants pensioners the navy fund bounty lands
return duties &C. sc. and those requiring life Insurance.
have their business promptly attended letter. (po paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and
nIent personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies any required public docu
other papers, He has been long engaged in
duties OF agent that only be that
economy and prompt attention shall be extended all
vonded to his and that enable Linn render his
eices and facilities ecacious he has become familiar
with all the forms of office
OMce T greet the nezg Trecsaru RaLiLOEnc.
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every Hundred Dollars.

ums may be made payable annually, emiannuay, quar-
terly, at the option of the assured.
Buys and sells Annuties ~
Sells Endowments for children. ....- ....
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest of money ia
involved> RICHARD b. DORSEY Secretary
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I Martins Hill from Post Creek, s miles, once week.
Martnsvile from Tonawanda, 4mes, three times weak
Massena Centre from Massena, miles, three times week
Melville from Farmngdae, miles, three times week
Middle Island from Coram, 81 miles, three times week.
Middle Village from Wiamsbugh, Al miles, six times
week.
Military Road from Whites Corners, miles, twice week
Miler's Bay from Cape Vincent, miles, once week.
Mill Brook from Pottersviie, Al miles, twice week.
Mills Corners from Union Mills, miles, week
Minden from Holisvie, miles, once week.
Mindenvlle from ST. townsville, miles, twice week.
Minetto from Oswego, s miles, three times g week.
Mongaup, from Port Jervs miles, three times week.
Monterey from Rhinebeck, miles, week.
Morgansve from South Byron, miles. six times week
Narrows and Omar from Lafargeve, 81 miles, twice
week. 5.
Nashville from Hanover, miles, three times week.
Natural Bridge from Wilma, miles, twice week.
New Britain from Motifs Store, 81 miles, twice week.
New Graefenburgh from Utica s miles, six tines week
six months and three times week the residue of the
New Hudson from Rushford, six miles, three times a
week. ye
New Lebanon Centte fri Mofit's store, miles, times
a week.
New London from Rome, miles, six times week.
New Ohio and Unitaria from Harpersve, miles, once
week.
New Vernon from Howeps Depot, miles, three times
week.
New Village from Stony Brook, 81 miles, week.
North Almond from Almond, 2 miles, week.
North Burton from Halsey Valley, Al miles, once a
week.
North Bergen from East Bergen, ~ miles, three times
week.
North Chatham from Nversville, miles, three times
week.
North Clarkson from Clarkson 81 miles, twice week.
North Gage from Trenton, Al miles, twice a week.
North Granville from Comstocks Landing, miles, six
times week. .s
North Greece from Greece, Al miles, twice week.
North Gulford from Guilford, A miles, once week.
North Hamden from Walton, miles, week. r
North Hebron from Hebron, six miles, week.
North Hoosick and Hoosick Falls from Hoosick miles,
six times week
North Manlius from Manius Centre, miles, three times
a week zaas
North Middlesex from Rushvlle, miles, week.
North Manlius from Manlus Centre, miles, three times
q week.
North Middlesex from Rushville, miles, week.
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q week. Ea
Huguenot from Port Jervis, miles, once week
week.
Humphrey from Kilbuck, miles, once week
Hunters Land from Middleburgh, miles, once week.
lion from railroad depot mile, twelve times week.
Irondoquot from Rochester, miles, once week.
Italy Hollow from Italy Hill, 8 miles, twice week
Jackson from Cambridge, miles, three times week..
Jacks Reef from Canal miles, six times week
Jewett from Windham, miles, twice week
Aendall from Murray, miles, three times week.
kendalls Mills from Murray, 81 miles, twice week.
hechumville from Maine, miles, three times week.
Kings Settlement from Norwich, miles, once week.
knox from Township, miles, three times week.
fortnight from North Kortright, miles, three times
week.
kysorvllle from Mount Morris, miles, once week.
Lake from North Greenwich, miles, twice week.
LakePort from Oneida Lake, 81 miles, twice week.
Lake Ridge from Kings Ferry miles, three times week.
Lapeer from Marathon, 81 miles, twice week.
Lebanon from Bouckvile 8 miles sir t;mas . vveok
Lee Centre from Stokes 2 miles, six time, . week
Leraysville from Great Bend miles, six times week.
Linn from Lafayette, 1t miles, three times week.
Lisbon from Ogdensburgb, u miles, twice week.
Little Britain from Coldenham miles, twice week.
| Little York from Homer, miles, six times week
| Long Neck from Richmond, S miles twice 1voek
! lorraine from Adams, 5 miles, six times week.
louisville from Raymondsille miles, three times week
Louisville Landing from Massena, miles, twice week.
Lyons Hollow from Prattsburg, miles, once week
M.cedon Centre from Macedon, A miles, twice week
Mlhopac from Croton Falls, Al miles, sir times week
fromJn to September l. and once week the balance Of
! tho year. s
Manchester from Canandaigua, 81 miles, six times week
Mandana from Skaneateles miles, twice week
| Marcy from Utica, miles, once a week.
Mariavie and North johannesburg from Hofmsn's Ferry,
8 miles, week.
Marshall from Watervile, miles, three illness week.
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CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In
urance Company would call public attention to the reduces
rates of premium charged. ALI Premiums Policies
the District to be paid at his Office, of and ST.
streets, where applications for policies be made
mar If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, =.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., DO.
r m. .-CRUBIiBAGkER would announce TO his
d TIcEds and the public sensrsy having puTchns
cd the interest OF the senior partner the lately
conducted under the firm OF j, crumbarker & Son, no
will continue the at the old No 11o NAN ST.
and would respectfully solicit, and tfsta to merit
uance patronage beray bestowed on the old firm
He has lust returned from EasteEn cities andts now
onenng an extensive andwe selected stock OF Drugs ami
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c all ol
were purehaSed arISr stTfct nsperon aTu VIII
scrpulos regard opurIty or quality and are now 0here
to the public on tho most reasonable tefms.s EIYT.
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~ '''5','Ffs - s.. .l5emberton House. 49,
sJi5iifi yvn,ter street geIow Monroe.

~ WHEEEIENtT,l VE.A.E J. :,
m MiPKMHRRT0N iannonnres to, his old frieEls and
the public that le aa located in ths cG9 @
mo;Iious brrk build..g formerly known as Tho Isl
C;Hsles ana thoroIeiy repaired and it, and Is
pfera In gorstye az
The Pemberton House is situated tmmedlaIeiy
on The Steamboat Landing, and Depot OF me Ba
and Ohtn Railroad aoTding io She
jcaTs or boats convenient stopping ne
roriet5r res,IectIuy Invites tile attention OF his Old
friends his house, and share 81 pnele &
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HE a. 7II2lTD DA Y9 NJ
CITY BUS Il SIS
Is Eo9syGg 5iy; sesF.zs: $ s9sf Egpsssp 'R'


Rol,T RoRsYTH. u. HoPRINs.if H. PoR FTHs slR3
FoRSETH6s e HcER1N6,
ibas. 6Suecessors to Forsyth atia l3GkeEsD 1iE
-. n, a u EorYpeltng plls ss.tl. sas4 4.e slah
% q mn mi L ssi ion, M. .esr c,Il n m 4ts sj
s.RR0DUCE,AlND FLOUR DE1LERSs
RheelinR. Vu.
IT-AYING completed our ansenents East and West
H dr the sac and speedy transit % and
leroduc6 tendefl our sgtah the
layinga track running into tt and being very
and detached from oter hlldings gives oar
f-SoIe agents for the Baltimore dsd DIDO lfdtle-
p0ftaEiOt Line, ths6ug direct 70 tpEida y
NJ Having capacity store 10000 toms snoicsdtg
fnn2f FiS. j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

EXPRESS NOTICE. sses
t5 5et,eh IVhseling fttadeti
l{f Ptid HetD Work, BostoM iGna tHea East.
ETlIIE aiblc a. respectfully inIorme that We nave
made arrangements by which we shall run 1sF3tt-fi,
,t,oi.,o,s "a Nv bse n Via baltimore and ohl,t
RaiIfoad and ,corncotiny at baltimore with our Great
Eastern Exeess aud from all the cues anu ~
forward by tits route all ofght ana yalua
se q oo Fac gns bank Ris, Spccie JewelfS, Sc1 al
mil Speed, III charge careful Messengers ,,,st
for Baltimore and the East. will Leave
arc respectfully solicited TO order
Apsrt snt '' y ~ ADAMS & CO..
oFFIGE:-Market Street, Mcclure House; n = 80 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
GEORGE MENDELe
mo i54,HInin street,.

rs now receiving a La RfSE LOT OF CARP Els. RUG
/ MATS AND MATING. AlsoIA ATahlo and Flo0r Olc
Cloths of all widths Keeps constantly hand larg
assortment ofFurnature OF every descrtpton Gilt ana
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, Nenito
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneefs, Varnish. Haircloth cured
Spring, Sackhg Bofonss Brass and Mahogany
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
m E1Somet thing worth seeingl $3.50 ~
] s5si tlS7 A. Ne. ADAMS a3t5e

2 NEW tCEOTIINGt ROO N n. ,t I!
T7viSG now completed my rooms I am better pEe;
SnaTed to- accommodate my than eyer be-.
fore, nd at such low prices VIII aAtonsh ING
Lne an and Try me- Remember tina my place Is o one N
door above Tie old corner, so long occunieu by me-
useless for me to undertake TO enuerute my
variety IA so great. lBsi e20 ia7elA, H. ADAMS A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
Loolr AZ Thia!t

LII those who arc desirons preserving the memory
II OF themselves and friends, can do most edec-
tuaIly by calling without lelayat L. Tarbels Daguer-
reoyhe Roos, al the coTAer of Main and Bidds streets
lures which cannotbe obtained, wit the same degree OF
q L. TARBELL, Dagucr reotynist,
Corner-of Main and Bidde streets,
infa f.entrn Mhnning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
New Music store.
Sign Of the GrccIan TrigonaIi, No. 100


New Music store.
si.n 81 tho (Srccf5n ,TrTgonuli, No. 100
~ = i@{sGi3l Hanin Street ~ ssa'i
j. ,FIoKIEsoNe would ssily an
noulirs 10 tho citizcns Of Wheeling ,aht vi
III PSI n nj ciny, that he bas Just opened new and
elegant estab blsment Ior the sale OF EonMs.
Guitars Violinccos Flagolets, Flutes, Flies Aecofuet
uns, Banos, and Tamborines. Brass rlnstrumertsrte
Instruction books for all kinds 1nstrumensi and FOR
singing. y. Z EN's4 a..
newest Songs Duetta and the very hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. .s.s, "a
Claronet4, Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin ana Gutar
Screws; Violin Finger and Tail Boards. 2
Bows for VOlincello and Violin a1;s;I
4 Kener's Furniture Polish renov1ttng Vanished
Furriturc such Pianos Cabinets Steam boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. s,,;a ss,,,..
OF the first and best manu nnited
as Nuns and ClaTls grand and square Pianos, - un
hsns, Haliet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent the make or Carhatdt and Needhains Patent
AccoEdeons and all kind or
a he loves tDTiceS. u. tt+-5,
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lNFoEIJRE HOUSE.

JAMES CARR0BL, PROPRIETOR.
5,i5 EFqfl9 us Is ElEEEl NEs3 10
rAS been recently completed at cost Of oyer
IL cana ID best al
FI in use in the best Easteyn otelel 1nts
iliIT m fdI d fAt ila1a flGu8g.5 Il
ssi tee1 heretofore In one o
ths ssf Eastern Hoteia is determined TO MS
N SfyIe west east an res.
rpse.SsIIy ~ sof lsb9tl
e "a 5oTIs ri sa5Tosa Isl aEiiClss1n
slO so bbpSess forsqle byg 4 ,.1r,a ,sS.
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J IN WEHElFSI ING.
a 7I77=1sI7 1SPBIN6s Ts7TsSa.5

Efis u - 70 Il
|ai@ & 5s q Es Sci BY as2 .sl sis.s,
tlkpVHOISESAIsE ID ID u AIsFlR IIIadi
ffailBa B6RetSiE g. Hoitlestse DTyGSoods,s g 10
No. 117ilaiR ST. Wsst side betipeeh lloafDe aint
IA5ht isi;H sssS sd5 CntoR sts.g lisaf III psSi4e
Wheelingg Var isssss gsihr9i
NOW in receipt of his Spring stock Dry Goods
lers Comp eotploe dnd stock OF
n any hoge stsg Wet to Witch womb respecs iiis
Invite the ptFeta ots t
t3e55,z+ 4 60 s-slfss DRRss GOODS. 1850,
IN black silks Toptins, ssyls, deisnes gnE
hams ete very large f the sss
othsT trimmings inyaEis and lsdlg. i 40 aih
i,fes ss9 sof x 81 MEMS iwEAR.t N
cloths, attinetts, meIipo eassime1es
ni51blne drills, brown IhsRs linen risI naaleens anu
other such good s5la very desirable Iso,
Sn& 3P MID With 9 dH Stock Il aa
ssaleB Bags, buflhs table diaperal crash,
IL III he sS ssss = sS'.'
6ambTcsp jaconets, Irish ehs laces. threads, but
tonsI hosieryn gloves. combs, all their
l4X whole sl1sk %iil 9s I9naa as VOL
ma mifa5s isf ,iss wsT. sEBBY
=. - McCIIAIIiIaET q. KIN OK
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS, A;lCErDa aSE4O OsES, MEMS md
B0ysIi Hats and Caps, at the 81 is &;
fsz sfss zoe y kno,oH stand Of the s sF
ssr,iI bge BIG RED BOOT. af555 8g,as,z
VTTE our Eastern Manuf4e
one oEts 9rges ste and Oh heat %SRGas
weSt inthiso yother market They have
been to order 0ccor rng to opr direc
Sas aS hiS 9a4
CALI we Offer unusualy variety OF Boots and
to thuse in this or any other
partO the United States stock will found TO
X EaIl ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
~ JER;ff. 81 sEEHp AR Diwould respeet fully In
- form his friends and the public that he has re-
moved his estab ishThent to No 1Si Nam treet'
cTher ofIJiot W here Hilbe found on and
large and well selected Mt all articles N his
line, consisting OF snddlea, Rrtdles, Hprn ess'
Carpet RngS, ScOaclIEG5pperl1lud Hog el6Am
Cellars, ERansess WhiPs, SNsscaI ssc.,5 Sesefs
Sst mSfersIs Snd viii bs sold GHRAp FOR CASH.
Thne desiring purchase are to e
anime for themselves at al - 81 sif b ,i 1,at
ar1o[yrd No1sl, Nan MaIin 81 MnEssllns
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GENTRE FOUNDRY.

13.I .Ir7s .gI51J y. & a. ~ BAGGSl1 - %
... No ~ 'lLgin ST. Centre w hselaI
" EEP constantly onhan1 an o. inc atcss
N and most Stoves, embracing every SeIIsty
oi ParIor shop anl Cooking stoves Their sseeteIn
Yireinal,, coal caot Pc 1iS
al teNi within tile last six m0nthsI
ihen back they did h0tgtv satsiartlonl Dave
Iever had one returned i 3zss; 81 ILIs, iot
They also keep constantly hand the ialest ~
Arch Crates warTanied equal TO any made ~ tnls
TSHhayy iine,l " hieh win he sol low FOR cash.
fticular be paid to .tH kn9s oI op
Work. Ill IL. HSSMLl.zn5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

8 ,ta959 81 Calvin Rice, s2ag
PAINTER GLAZIEf, PAPER HANGER. SEc,
{iiEpi sjfE R.i No. 132 }lfdiR Street, ssb5 os'f
6fap1a-Iy tsyadWIEELIHSCS. tagzs
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Wildea q Brother

fTTHOLKSAIE and Retail dealers in miscellapeops,
wv medical theolI and school books statlonsIy
wall paper winl6w blinds dealers sonoot
rates al the Bookstoro eorner Nain and Union streets
WheeiIns Va -. ! ~ - 5.t,s ~ (! g. an6
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AD AM s & COZ

I1a5a l5s;55EsEs; 1858. L
s5-slz- sEsssSsiEs95 7I IfIiElfl6s
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=. IS i EiAINll ILLk4tN0IlEi- HENN14k4Ak kJJIlt
.s5,,a,f s6, MARKET ST, WHEREIN Va .
THE having made extsnslSs SrIaHge
templatng of Steam wors hos woGld invite
tie Architects, Builders, and the gem
sienna and oher Marbles OF the finest
dalitfes which be than
nent in thu west. zi.ql .ir isi ~ ~, !
Dealers would find 1t their 10 inspect his
stock baofe Purchasing elsewhere. -,
His work is done In the most anu "
would invite tho attention Of to s
and other carved work. Monuments Gene
otshs Tombs Head foot stones, &C., and Grave yard
work in every variety; being by his lGcli
tiles to supply this M6Tat lower prices thah
any yotheE estab blisbment in tho eopntry z gt ar
Please give me call and examine my work: -, 80
ls,,s654s5 Is5 al Marble Mssonand Vault Bulder'=
u-Also CaIeined Plaster drauItc Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones
at the lowest trade prices. -Iy:o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

IssFes7 GLE ASH FACTORY. sgFssEf
IS lseE IgglIsA S BE W t iIis g.
IgNB - le4lS AlNdJFlAC ACTUBEIsS0 0R
-. INcop STREET, .f9l..i .99sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets bear lights,
iet at the above place will be Thankfully re-
ceived and prompt! ended to. t teis sal t3f3
N R.-AIl orders rom the country VIII meet. with
proTrnt attention. t Y 4ls lapB-hmu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30

= III se5gia sIs bss,,ES9 - 4siieei lp s1sl biia
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- lEBultita0re Rfuno RortealE lEAnuf faetory.s1
II u. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoit
d GTpd ami Square Pianos, request the speciai atten
ton or female to q late and ina
pfoveelt in or the piano! by this invention
The keys the Same piano can be TO or
suit the exact elastic strength Of the
touch is tic rstS vain to talk
tone ifthe "a arenot of fEeo and
instrument viii remain gplkneNn These who woIla l
niano should not fail to give this intenti6n5 trial.
iSee business circulars may be free OF post
). j. WISE 3 BROTHER,
iTndre6l tt + 7i sFfst BIETfMoRE.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

OK my way hither, stopping at
Florence, visited the studio of our
countryman. Powers. He had sever
al busts, lately executed with his usu
al skill in giving expression of life
and character, and was then occupied
with figure intended as represen-
tative of our new State, California. In
her left hand she holds a divining rod
pointing downward to the mines in
her soil, and in her right she conceals
behind her back, scourge, intended as
an emblem of the calamities which
follow eager search for gold. Powers
al present models his figures in a pc
culiar manner. He builds them up
with fragments of dry plaster, cement
ed by the same material in a liquid
state. When any part of the figure
requires to be made rounder or fuller,
he lays on the plaster with flexible
gutta percha trowel; when it is to be
reduced in size he applies a kind of
of rasp, of which he is the inventor,
which never becomes clogged, and is
pierced with holes, through which the
plaster shoots in a shower. In this
manner he completes the model in q
shorter time than it could be moulded
in clay, and avoids the trouble of tax
ing a test.-Bfyants Letters.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

CAPTAIN WALDo.-A system of the
most malicious and untruthful falsehood
has been commenced and persevered in
against Captain Waldo since his nomina-
ton. The very papers loudest in his
defamation. were once the most ardent
admirers of the man but now he is
candidate, and the well-springs Of bitter
persecution are unfeelingly turned up to
crash him, and make his name a bv-word
with that people he served at such a sacri-
ice Without knowing that he was a
whig, we had nourished veneration of
the man, for his actions have been matters
of praise for the last two years. All the
people looked upon him as pure patriot.
whose beneyolence deserved a reward and
never a word was uttered against the debt
of gratitude we owed to him; but since
he has come before the people for office
his villifiers have accused him Of every sin
denounced by men. He has swindled
starving enigrants he has robbed the
State; turned hungry women and children
away without food speculated in human
misery, and rioted in all the loathsome
actions that should characterize a monster:
in fact, no such man was ever heard of
before. Is this not strange, that these
things should be kept so private for two
years, without word of comment? Bod
ley did not commit an act Of robbery but
it was known in three weeks, and vet
Waldo has perpetrated unheard of crimes,
and two years are required to bring them
to light. Is it reason Stock. Jour.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
COMETS, it is said, differ from other

COMETS, it is said, differ from other
planets, Or moving stars. A circum-
stance which renders the appearan ce
of comets so remarkable is train of
light accompanying them, called the
tail their shape is various from the
position in which the comet is placed
with regard to the earth. When east
of the sun it is said to be bearded,
when west it is said to be tailed, and
when the comet is directly opposite the
sun, and with the earth between them,
then it is said to be varied, because a
few rays only are visible. The peri
odical revolutions of several comets
have been ascertained by astronomers.
HaIley's comet, discovered in 1888,
re-appeared in 1859, and again in
1885, occupying nearly II years in its
revolution it next appearance will be
in 1912. The present comet was no.
ticed in 1926 and re-appeared in 1882.
1t is said to be about six years and
three quarters in performing its revo-
luton round the sun. All the disccv-
erie. Of science tend to prove that the
most admirable order reigns in all the
works Of the great Creator.