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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

Notice of Partnershlp. y
THE business Of the late Hrn, OF Walden & Edwards
viii be continued by The Undersigned at the old stand Oh
Mai street, under The Arm name OF Edwards Warden
James W. Warden having purchased the interest oil ia
cob NJ. Warden.
""s''iDs' - tNICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
dec4-tr JAS. w WARDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
LEAsTERN lAgpYFRTIsEMENTs.
-la9H % CURRY ms lsae-llg q 4.

-gaaH Yft3 eiCURFsAIlIS 80 - 8 81,
SUR = al ISslld ~ E55 RI AL III ls.il
R HI Il.ss Sc NE; SIS
nj INV. III An s y IS = : ~ i.
G.uR!ll &. Ms Eli ia Sac.
E'ea. fea esss,ti 81 tss stEss
70 & has always In store full stock Of Il aJ
,sgsh s5Seatefi widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
!,s si SisH s dc iSgsi fSt c9ysr5
i By f hssRss' gl@s E S9s
iSo IBID! R6aass shaie FaiGfes fa IL tSs s s
i'sf a ss sinss and sfa
es Saet ss PStsa aBef u Go
2teaasrs. hotels, CIR fuLDgs and dealers gener
,suppted at g e rfess; ppvI
Importer oraEd Dealer in Furnishing Goods, =
; ie9 Chestnut 81, strss corner Of isinhsi
3IiIJIlW1 CT II KIN LII u EiR ltoLlf1lill!,
~ UtlHGEK8A11Hs' ADlsA14EERS &
IN nRIFlsI', RRENcHsAED ANERlcAg DRY. Gpops,}
No. ITO, North STREET Evss corner Raes Streets
W ALT5EK EG'RU ok, JR,,I II
Uphelstcry aud Paper 1a aRRtia yHnrellonse,
N0.s220 B4ttiaI0Te y /, SIedts GldrlsS ST., =
Ill Brocats sStinI danasK, l6tih Dc aines orsted
damask. COrnce, etc.
j UPHOLSTERY sdoopssf tltlsFsi 81
Nehhing piano aud shsiles etc
TAPER HANGING
Rne and low paElofb halls drawing
rooms, chambers, etc., with decorations, Vows
border. etc; which lll pleasing terms
~ Paper Warehouse.. IS. iY575a
Cirrus W, FIELD 9 CO..,
.t4tr5 l, q coAMIss. ON AiERoHA NTs. j. i-irlri=tf
| sigsr3s Mo- IL CliHyStreet, st.asl
s,5gsta,f NEW9Y0RR, ~ N I, !
| Arc Solo Agents in Glto United ,9IntCB for
HuspLatt's superior Bleaching Powder. fig
Victoria Minis GslsgT9tsa Nrlttpg Parers'
iGeBesee g 80 t Printing n.,yiiti i4asUS
| Rawlips q Sons English Tissue ID
First quality ultTamarine Blue
They also the principal Paper Manutactur
in tina country aud oHeTo Sale by far the most
tensiye and and desirable stock Paper and aPer qHH
facrsIs that he found in this or any ote
| Il
Theif business is strictly Wholesale Writing Paref
are sold by The case only, a.. ,
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
Paper made to orderi any sizeor weight Liberal ai
made conslspments, Of Paper, Paper Makers
| stock and other mere hand ze.,
Tho highest market price paidin cash for all kinds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
a1OO.CmA.I.l ENGI

u. ;.
VKTHATEYER concerns tho ~ aiIh and happiness Of
w the people, is at all times o. The ost valuable i'm.
pnrtaDce. 1t granted tha every Will m
all In their power 10 savs the lives their children, aud
that every person will endeayor 10 promote heL own
health all sdsriIces. feel It my duty to pleny as
you that WORMS according to the opinion ofsthc
celebEate PhysIcana1 the primary canSea
large majority oTthe diseases owhch children and adutS
liable Iryou lave appetite continually GalEeAhe
Kind Of food to another lad BREATH Pam IN tho
the Belly, DryGoOgh, SLOW Fever Pulse irrcsGrre.
member that all these denote WORMS, and you should at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

~cAu4ios-Re member hieu, PaIen:s and all others
that fObcnsack'S WORK SYRrP 10 the only Mcdiee in
use that wi III eradicate Worms with certainty and will
disagree with the most delicate stoMael BE carei
that you get the genuine ppd see That e
y. HOBENsACK.' is OIL every bottle. 49,. D II To- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

/ N Hair Pipes Rochelle nF0ndy;
~ 81 ct Do % DO 80 90 g
N6i do otard CogDac dol
1os do do 40 10 ,ao
casks Cherry Wines
8 do Medairy do
10. do = Port ~. do. 5.,i.t.s1g.s .tsfitE-8.l
f do Port juices .i. tr " a. ,t- .ss. -L-5r5t.pg
3PipeS Holland Gin; .l.. s.tt-.a ., .f- ga.
100 gallons Irish MhislCy;l-..,,. i IT, i,a. .-
90 barrels Old MOnongallela Whisky;
go do Rye do
90 do Iu bon do
200 do Jamaica Spirits;
200 do New England RuInf ~ 2 ~. -t1t- p
800 do Cherry, brandy aftsf
100 do LaSaHdet do -
900 do Ginger do 80 F. 2. 20 'f cas-
900 do Blackberry do Ns.a
6casks White Wine; a ..- -s..l b;
do Claret; ss-
9 do Rhensh Wire, 1886
20 dozen Scotch Ale;
COrilials ali kinds-;ust received and for sale by
decI6 BECKER, NEILLER Il FRANZHElM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
THE TAPE WnRM..

This Is the most difficult worm destroy OF ullthat
nfeSt the huna system, it grows HamOst fndehNe
length, betominE coed and hseed IN tho mtestines
stomach eHectiHg the health sadly to cause 1T
Vitus Dance Fits, that those afflicted seldomf evor
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is hsstenng them
energetic Treatment must be pursued y tloi eio he
NJ Oncr take Liver Pills, TO fenkvc
ell distinctions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
npon the Worln which must be taken IN doses OF two Ia
bic spOonuIs three Zines uay These directions followed
have been known 10 fail in curing the most obst
maize CaEe 4 i . 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

~ TOBACCO and Cigars! H..
WYNN I.AUCHLIN, No152 Main street, mas among his
w large assortment the following articles ~
-Ns 1e0d consuclO cigars;
1910 La Eloisl . ~ -'''' II tt'a -e' ~
r 1000 PTiTsadO 9 ~ q ''''t' -a'
E 1000 III SaIeadU q ID s' 'i' I- ID. ~ '.
1000 I'll Dorado - =. ti'-'s p '-.f- L5'
20On La Protection cig1Fsj .s' -+r
% 1000 PfineEea t-' 90 p t4 -s---' 4 ....'t-
i' 1OOn Flores Habbana it.i.s.s ~ D. q s.
~ o Boxes twin hrdthera tobacco; g
s"y Virginia 40 Z" ,"ii ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

-3pt Look toryoHr Gonghs " ~
ITO ali such laborinE under Coughs Colds Ioarse
Icss Pans in the Breast, Splitting Blood, de-. we
would honestly recommend the use OF Btenngars Gd9
pound syrup or Boneset as safe nd speedy
cure can be had Mt Messrs PAxToN & GHss end OF
tho Snspention Bridge, and at y ~ : -
! "a fqtF ~ = BREETLINGRR q ARMSTRONCsStf T -
aus2f-tST.d7s =. Monroe street. Wheeling. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

Dissolution OF Co-Partnersh1p.
THE Partnership heretofore subsis1g betwren tie M
lersigned under the firm OF Warden q Edwards
has this day dissolved by mutnal CONSENT Jacob AZ
Warden has sold his inteTestto James w. Warden Al
persons indebted 10 said late firm are requested 10 set
and adjust their debts with Jacob Nj. Warden. i.g 81.
Wheeling, December I. 1859: :. 80, 81
a.o4- tr MICHAKI, EDWARD JR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

,r37es REMOVAL 4aif5. }t-
, A NJ. ADAMS ltss removed his CLOTHING sT0RK
~ to the iaige Ware Rooms Water street. second
door below Monroe street, whore his customers will fn
as us excellent assortment oil seasOuab Bile clothing at
fhn ch4anest rates. fass; .'.ft $3.50 an5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02


E-rRNIeY TAILANT,t LEWIS s. DELAPLAIH and
tt JVILL1ABt lTs4LEAEFhaye formed o,partAeE-
SIIn mr. fho Tpbae oftTanSaetng wholesale GIoseFY
and TV Goods and Forwarding and Gene a
RnsfneSs n tits The drn AInaNT DIX
Tie Wholesale Dry Goods BIstesA VII be
eonducfed at No. " Monroe street, aid The W
fT eerV an Commission Busn at No 90 ain street,
Annie aIld seaaonabe stocks or Dry Goods and roce
Ties viii always on sale at low prices and on
dating terms, to which they earnestly invite the
OFcEogE BUYERS. mao
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

we the underSigied wing had the receipt
offliefr manufacture suhnftted for speclion
that the Ingredients OF which they composed nla
them tile in Lse for Ali diseases Inn
6uTteN OF The blood etc. snys this Only from
vvnjudaeuieit but also from that Of Ito hest tca
thorty iFthe United States All dSeases reqlIin the
thai came under ouf otek has beeh treated with the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

YsFgl$s5 i fspPHoLgTEHY SGcopss8 6laT5itit!A5i
Plain and figured plush, hair cloths. yelvets. gmps,
wehhngpiano aud shaeles ete
..FIAH0IN65
Rin6 and low FreedS parlofb halls, arasstas
rooms chambers, getheT with decorations, viewsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
Solid Dagll ERE otypes.

Solid Daguerre otypes.
TNHis latest discovery is the wonder OF the ese
picture Ssspnes ali Fonndness and soltdlty o.
1t also appears size, and in every point
living beihgS Nature il perfectly n0cked even TO
liyiduaI hair. Taken At WHITEHURST OYER GSS3
atnfe street, In The city OF ha
more; also IN his washington Gallery. and VIII sool
introuced in ali OF his galleries, which may be oundH
al the principal cities IN the Uninn th,, n. Ia,
Mr.. FkHpRsT has The honor % ITSiis1
States informing himpf award OF Tos
and copy the Jnries reports at tue noEH
don. -. .-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

THERE lam again with tremendous stock of Cloths
CassiEeies, Vcstings, &c all TO make up 70 suit Gus
TONER'S lowest rates ofprces, and best o. WORK
manship. [oet7l CO. A. NJ ADAMs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

WrIung pe8kR,i Work R0Nes, Chess Men; Cara H.
kets, Cologne Bottl.s, elegant Vases, Partisan a
Satdtesi Paris Br oifEes Eihe Pantngs PSpieT Ma
fables aud Work Stands, Porte MonHaies slm.+ios
ogme, French Perfumleries Rosewood end ieaibs 20
sling Cases, Engshso Tuotl Brushes lair Br1,ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
Z. o. GOODMAN 8 co.

PESELSuRTicED CoLoRED CARb BoARps.
fhe above Cards and Card oards are ex
nresY nor ourselves and most beautiful surface ai
nsh; they Peein working, and are aforded At
,er rate than any offered in this
EetI astow as they can purchased In the East
DgaeTa and consumers in Paper and Cards, ave res
uecFly Invited examine stock All our goods arc
received direct manufacturers which eHahles US 70
selI6s low lower, than any other house IN the
pPPaper made 10 order.
A6eRi.tC- ~ rt-t 81 =. u -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

vi s FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
TIME undersigned having purchased the lease and eae
III that old established house. the FouSrLGF HoIb
Light street. Bat more, anu having repaired and Iels
nised at heavy outlay, oer TO their friends and
travelling public establishment second TO mole In CO.
fort aud convene nee g., = H.; NJ al 80. i ,1L,,
The Ladies' Ordinary md the sntes rooms attaeht
will be found 10 afford The comforts oEhene 10 bmles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

,,You Will find these in many
comIlalIs 10 which you subject. In distractions
either PARTIAL they have heeI found
heneft, restoring their functional arrangements TO
lectuaIy quito fiji cprnP ains which may arise
female as glliness dlmneSs
OF sight pain hack, ETC., aud offered tie public
tie best Pills lor al diseases, upon the following
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

COMMUNICATING the mr5oslune orthis class unhappy
PERSONS Dr. ii sought with uRFilg zeal through a9
OF lore, for the last 90 years ante
have not been crowned with success Abg1lpntpron
Is constantly III his practice, ofte fnIal bile efficacy
OF these feetes BY ldpPy comb iation OF treatment
physical debility eonsti onl res
6f6 tie inpfstihe strength
and vgpr am. erPtd faculties Of mind aroused in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

Through arrangement OF tho nerioust system, mimi
Is unsttg, nginory fails, tho 6Oirent rating
thought lost, mbecity and idiocy eav3
ling tie throne OF Intellect deaE and desolae. 'fimiu
inesomtion with melancholy taiuty,-throw agoonl
scenes olite; haunted invisible tormensI
lie 6urthsn oTs hetods nsnpIOrtahl6, and he punges
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24
Tho Tribune on the Country Parer7.

MIR Gsrr,,, Of tL, \,y N,rI J'.L, -,
mind, MS nt the man N ,Le n,,I vi o'.r,
IN do n,arv,Lin,, e.. n,,or,,h,j,. ,.,,,,,'.,
hcn,,vr * hi. I.r,volnnr. .H o,,,,,..,,', ,,.
charitable o,n,,,in, T., ,I' ,,,l.,f,,Il,',,
rnnornrs- ,;nI,,,.,s 10 o,,..';,..i W. ''''
T,msoIf =, ,LHh,,I,i.,' ,I,',, ',,'l ",'''
n,r.,,n ,c ,rd''',r,, i,.,I,,.' w., 'aS' "
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w., .''',o's ~ we '""n'! P'' ;
,n''''' ."'' upon '''" ''c" % tact al
',.-I -; ~ :" '.''s '"', 'o'u""9. re c""' a.
,D,u !" r''!''s upon '"c u't ''po''apce 81
vs. '''' w wy ru''O ''"" 81
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1,,,',. w. "n' '"'". VI """'' ''N' u" "'. u
~. :" ''''''I'r. 10 'uI"I" usclu' 'ui'f
Tl .'i, ,'' III '"t IH'Se e'''' 5
u. 'ue' "c u''c''i"GI 20 '''cu'eI'e was 'hat a
Io"n'! plprI ;, QUIZ oG mum! nH'd W, II
.,'' ''' eu"oF Snou'd '"he
o1'o ~ 'r'o'u P'o''iP'I! every casualty nocd,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24
Revolution in China.

The So-calIed rebellion in the Celestial En-
pIro has iaity carned tie tile of revolution
The insnrrccton in which it took lis rise, com
menced some three years ago, in the marshes
aud businesses Of Quangsee, whence the i'll
suFgont army gathering power and size as it
went has marched nearly Il thousand miles
through the heart Of the Empire, at the last
accounts, had taken Nankm, ii city about as
large as New J ork, and Is now IN full march
upon the capital The rcyolu,ionists apparent
ly have IN their power the southern, and rich
est part, Of the Empire, and their entire success
seems htlIe short Of certain. 1t appears to be
long contemplated national movement, and
It's rapid progress shows that IT has the SYM
pathy and support Of the reope. From the
last advccs, it would seem that The diplomatic
representatives. Of Ergland, France, and the
| nitcd States had not intcrfcrcd for the pro-
lection of the old dynasty, as was PREVIOUSLY
reported. Why they should, it is had to see.
The revolutionary party seem to be 90, crned
ny most enlightened sentiments. They forbid
plumber, destroy the buddhist idols, protect
schools, and organize humane and liberal
governments, as they 90.
Their probable triumph seems Likely to be
fraught with the most beneficial effects Il on
missionary effort and commcrcia! intercourse
and the great Republic should be the last to
stand in their way,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24

IL IeaVcs Dos'o'l, NJ quarter past ; O'Clock,
A. M.,--arrvcs at Montreal hllf-past 8. +. NJ.
aud at Oglansburgh NJ /, =. Min season
for the Lake Ontario steamers.
Passengers can leave OIden.burgh AT hllf-
past Z, A. NJ, and Montreal at hplf-p1st 9, aud
reach Boston at forty-iye minutes past {, ?. NJ.
Expeditions enough for anybody.
We shall give the times ami seasons oftruins
from Burlington, when we receive one Of the
new time cards
----CoMMENcEMENr Music Bonds Cor
net Band, Of Boston, Is engaged for next Com
mencement.
----.NtRMoNr GOLD PLACER The 7e2-
pfrdnce Stnadurd is Informed that Mr.. Kennc-
dy, the original dIscovercr Of gold in Bridge
water has sold part Of his interest in his gold
farm to IL Mr. Stickney OF Nor~ ich. IN this
State, for the pretty little sun Of SIX thousand
dollars. Mr.. Kennedy reserves, besides, an in
tercst Of five thousand dollars IN the "pllcer."
SrRAwBEpnrrs The New York papers
say that strawberries were never so abund,nt
fine and chcapas tins season. On "Wednesday
evening last, one hanired anil .Uly country
wagons loaded with nothing else, crossed Ilo-
boken ferry, and it is estimated that at leas,
t,co and Il hay hii,on baskets Of them will be
consumed the next five weeks in that city -
The amount PAID for strawberries in New York
last year, was Sl20,00O. This wear it viii be
much larger, as "every body is induIging to the
full They find them not b I'd to take.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24
BURLINGTON PRESS FRIDAY MORNING JUNE "a 1858

W 1t may be well for the Wings of Yer
mont TO convince themselves pretty early in
The campaign, that it is no boys play which
they have before them this year. They must
break up the dangerous habit into which they
have fallen, Of doing Just enough to save the
election, and no more. For half dozen years
past they have not, on single occasion,
brought their full strength TO the polls. Had
they done SO, very decided majority would
always have been apparent. AS they have
not done so, their majorities have only been
occasional the result Of which has been that
the enem les Of Whiggery have kept up good
courage, and tlattered themselves every year
that the Wing ascendency was about TO be
overthrown.
We do not wish 10 bc understood as havinr
any fears that the Wing cause is likely TO
suffer defeat in Vermont The Wings have
nothing to apprchcnd except from their own
apathy and lack of discipline. They are
amply abe TO meet and defeat the combined
forces Of all their advcisaries. But to do this.
some eXcr'ion is necessary; much more exer-
ton than we have been accustomed to make.
1t VIII not do to "take it easy"-we must
bestir ourselves, and not only maintain Wing
supremacy, but establish it upon a finer basis
than ever.
There is nothing 10 be gained BY underra-
ting tie strength, the diligence, and the rea-
sona0ie hopes of our opponents. That they
have more than usual hopes this year is quite
apparent. The Patriot has been abornv for
the redemption of Vermont with unwonted
assIdniIy during the past year, and the Loco
toco party throughout tie State have re-enacl-
ed the deed of the founder Of Locofocoism-
while the Wings have slept, they have sowed
tares. 1t is time, high time, for Wings to
awake and root out the tares. Let us see.
then, what weapons Locofocosm now has TO
fight with, which it has not lad heretofore
! Caledonian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24
ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

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P'''' " D'''''" '''''" A''''i''' ana ut tlhe
OF internal tranquility respectable citizens have
been shot downby Her MJcsty's troops"
- some o' The ladies' OF Montreal are
S lrrng iii behalf Of Father Gavazzi. We OBJ
''u '''' P'o!' "'e'''''2 OF 'he ialr cham
P'""' Is "uFeF''7eu 10 DC lIeld "n Tuesday next
"A Society was organized at Browning
ton on the 9Th Of lime nxpras.i,,, il. ,,,;,,, j..
these word, -" Th. object. of This Sn,,o.v
.hoI, ho ,,.,,,,,,,, ,l..'',.
nr,n,.;,,. r., n,, Wv 4,,''s " ''"'",", '''S'''!
'"i"'i! |" '"'fAN7 NotNff, ANA Northern
Vermont, and to collect and preserve, while
the first settlers Of the Comfy are nbla ,o f,,r-
,;., ,ho., ,I,a,a ;,., "'' '''I ~ ~. =,
history Of the comfy Winch wouI o,ho-w,.a
be lost to the future bs,or;onn
THE following officers ,y.r. c,,oson g., ,ho
/ year ensun!, viz -
B Hos. SAMUEL G.. CRAFTS, presi3,nt
Rev. SAur. r. HALL, and Rev. A. GRAY.
J ice Presidents,
Dr. GEORGE A. lliNM,N, Secretary.
IT. = a. SKINNER, Treasure
-ProtPssor BiTrI>GER has resigned his
F'oessorsh'p in Mlddlcbury College, and ac>
,cl"n cbrrh r ~ ,e r"c,il street Fre'Oy
Rev. Gcorro Nyo po,rd,u., ..,.,...
,;Iu-, '" ~
,"N'' MS P'dCe Us Professor Of
hhe'orlc ana lngIisii literature.
-DRowyrn.-RoJ, In,r,, t,.,, ooo,.
hi, name from am autoy,pnl,I - rranrlrn,n rs
Montpelier. wa, drowned ~ R.rlIn nnnI n w
SUNDAY last. Ills age WIS nineteen years
Eo.ruN. June If.
--- WIN. Raymond Lee was elected to dsy
President of the RurIan ana BURLINGTON Rail.
road. Mr.. Ice was alreadv acting President
Of the Vermont Central Railroad. The plnn
of consolidating all the road. north of tin, will
be consummatcI as soon lis feasible plan c N
be arrunncd
--Thc damare b, thr fire at Lowell. on
Thnr.d,v ..ti,,,,t,l -, a., -, .s,oo orn :;
,l...,, -.,,,1,.,.', :"
p"I' y S0''. ~ : +V''0o' ny DINERS At soo'-
700. Another fire at Mechanics Mills. Lowell
WI " t''''"'y h'N'' destroyed properly to the
amount OF SI4 .QH0. The amount Of capital
invested in nliutac,orjc, in lovell Is SlI.
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losses by Gre II the several Corporations.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-24

VI A paper which arrogatcs to itse!f(on very
slender grounds indeed the highest degree of
ability and patriotism, and the credit perhaps
more justly, of having been especially Inllucn-
TIA in bringing tie present administration int O
power, uses the following anguage. "The
only thing now, which promises the continued
adhesion Of all the democratic elements of the
late canvass, is war tn Mexico and Spain,
backed up against us by England and France.
That would unite the party and the country
upon the administration and perhaps the ad-
minstlaion know it." Wei, perhaps they DO
and perhaps they don't We are disposed to
believe, and most certainly do hope, that the
administration will depend upon something else
than war TO make the heterogeneous ma.
terials of their present party structure cohere
together. That those now holding the rcins of
government should be willing do all in their
power, consistent with a fair re%urd to the ma
Ionll welfare, to retain their hold might be
expected. Some would charge them with
beng willing to strain \ point a little. if a
u"uoI'u' Cdee Sho"ld arse. we have no dis
position to make an mpu'atlon OF that sort, till
decided reasons to justify It present them,
selves
Out Is II not sac 'hlnI That any pubic
journal should be wiling to speak with as
mnch hgh'ncSS OF 'rnr as means OF uniting
party OF once holders ana their several ad-
heFen'S, as 1t would OF any local ana trivial
issue winch might be laid hold of tn secure
the e!cct'on OF iavorlto candidate 10 the small
"'' olhclnI station in the land "A 'car, with
ITS countless Inst Of mlsclles and wrongs to IN
dvlduals-wlth lis unmclsureablc amount Of
Decentralization ,hrf,cbont fin. vL,,. Gala Of tic
o,or,,i,,.-wuh lie waste of ,roa.nro AMI -,
.ht;-vi,h lie cor,uo,i,,r ,,r,arcos =, Lo,,o
and abroad md -. .noc;,1 ,,,oa,. &c ,,,;,;,o
Ut hccP'he uh'leu party Ana no" NO.