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Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

CLEAR as MUD.-"Mr. Cheatum, I've
just drop't in to engage your services in a
question at law"
'Ah, Mr.. Green, there's nothing in the
universe like law and justice. What is the
trouble?"
"Why, you see. Squib, across the way,
owes me FIVE dollars for a bull dog he
bought OF me about month ago; the dog
has run off and now he refuses to fork over
the v"
ga most difficult case, Mr.. Green; ex-
ceedingiy difficult, and it i fortunate that
you came to me, for / have him like q
breeze. You see, we first must prove the
identity of the dog BY an alibi, then, after
squashing the writ Of naongribaS fcyyf facias
issue capias cojoruna and levy goosibus
paaadela rtus on his insi gnRs tdtni, then
we call a mepopitum jury and after conclu-
sively proving the sine qua. have the case
unanimously decided in our favor, by virtue
of the de7mstibus ptopora e1O7aas 20
Lord Mr. Cheatum, [ see through it
all how easy it is to folks that can under
stand"
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

PRINCE EsTERHAzY.- This nobleman has
thirty castles, all garrisoned with his own
vessels. He owns thirtieth part of the
whole kingdom of Hungary. The immense
family treasures of the Esterhazy family are
kept in vault in the solid rock. None
are allowed to take from it except for the
ransom of an Esterhazy, though each sue
cessive prince adds to it.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

BEGGARs OUTwIrrED.-Many years ago,
an ingenious plan was adopted by the Grand
Duke to rid Florence Of beggars. It was
proclaimed that every beggar would be
Be provided by the Duke with new suit Of
clothes, free Of cost. AT the appointed
time the beggars Of the city all assembled,
and the Grand Duke causing all the avenues
to the square to be closed, compelled the
beggars to strip off their old clothes. and
gave each one, according to promise, q new
suit In the old clothes thus collected,
enough money was found concealed to build
a beautiful bridge over the Arno, still called
''the beggar's bridge" and the city, for the
time being, was relieved Of the beggars by
which it had been previously overrun, as
none would give to the well-dressed individ-
uals who implored charity, not believing
their tale of distress.
Portland AdUeuiscr.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
SON G

BY JOHN H. REYNOLDS.
Go where the water gideth gently ever,
Glideth by the meadows that the greenest be;
Go, listen to our beloved river,
And think of mel
Wander in forest. where the small flower layeth
Its fairy gem beside the giant tree;
Listen the dim brook pining while it playeth,
And think of mel
Watch when the sky is silver pale at EVEN,
And when the wind grieveth in the lonely tree;
Go out beneath the solitary heaven,
And think of mel
And when the moon riseth as she were dreaming
And treadeth with white feet the lulled sea;
Go, silent a star beneath her beaming,
And think of me!
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

Here is the way they do things out in
Utah. A letter from Mormon, remarks
one of our exchanges, says:
My two wives and Miss--are well.
The little children are all well and grow
finely. The two youngest boy and girl
were born last July, eleven days apart :"
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

EXPENSES OF THE New YORK Cry Go
vERNMENT-Mr. Flagg, Comptroller Of
New York, in his late annual report says:
The whole estimated annual expenditure
Of the city government. S5,1Tl,SO2 70, is
only S64O, 1877 81 less than the aggregate
annual expenditures, for the ordinary sup
port Of Government, Of the thirty-one States
Of this Union, including half million for
California
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The man who couldnt Tive in the prairie,
because he couldn't find rock when he
wanted it to put in tother end Of his meal
bag, has gone back to North Carolina. He
went to Pontotoc to take passage BY Tele-
graph, being anxious to get out Of this coun-
try before the Railroad gets here.
Prairie Nc,rs
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

A washing and drying apparatus, capable
Of doing the work Of forty women, washing
wringing and drying clothes in thirty min
utes, has been built for Cunard steamer,
and another for the Norwich and Worcester
steamboat line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

I SOUTHERN SrEAMERs-FURTAEE MOVEMENTS ~
Observation-Disclosures meeting was held in Balti-
more on Tuesday evening in relation to the estab.
lisbment ofra line of Southern steamers. The
meeting was attended by the principal Merchants
of the city, and; Mt. Henry Mankin, chairman Of
the committee appointed at former meeting, after
a statement OF the advance made ON completing
the Tennessee, (for Charleston) explained The
other objects Of the meeting, which was to accept
proposition made to the committee by respon-
sible party, whereby. a propeller could be placed
at once between Baltimore and Savannah. A
special committee had been despatched to Phila-
delphia, and upon thorough examination, reported
vessel as adapted TO the line-strong and ready
for sea. Tue proposition considered good
one, The party owning the propeller being willing
to take one half her Udlue in the enterprise-thus
leaving only one half to be raised by Baltimore
Mr.. Mankn enforced the Importance of closing the
offer at once; pushing on in the meanwhile, the
other subscriptions. 1 ,.@-e-
whereupon, Mr.. Baylor offered the following
resolution:
Resolped, That the committee be authorised to
obtain subscriptions to purchase the propeller up
on terms offered, and that so so as this purchase
is effected, The said committee shall proceed 10
obtain subscriptions for first class side wheel
steamer, both to run between this port and Savan-
nah. s-r...#-
Mr.. VIM. D. Miller moved that the committee
proceed forthwithto obtain subscriptions sufficient
to purchase the propeller on the terms proposed.
On motion OF Mr.. Duval, the Committee was
increased from seven TO twenty, and the requisite
additional members appointed by the chair. The
mmittee ns'increased, consists of tie following
members: Mr.. Mankin, chairman, Col. Kane,
Messrs. Adams, T.w. Lowering. W. Chrchton, E.
B. Long. NJ. W. Rogers. VIM. d. Miller. Allen
Chapman, Vim. Woodward, w. IT. Walters, VIM.
Wilson. jun, S. R. Smith, E. G. Wilson. NJ.
o'Brien, A. D. Kelly and W. B. Norris. There
being no further business before the meeting, on
motion it adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

TaE LINE OF TELEoRAPHin course Of construc-
TON along the route of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, is progressing rapidly. We learn from
M B. TREE, the Contractor, who advertises in
,,olher column to-day for wo-kmen, that the posts
II, planted from Cumberland as for West::as Fair.
,Oai, and the wires extended 10 Kingwood tun-
ueL and IapidIy approaching this city. The work.
men will commence in few days to plant the
Dos.s from Cumberland towards Baltimore, aud the
advertisement in onr columns is for workmen to
commence at this city. The whole lpe is expec-
ted to be in operation by the first of November.
Opsrating Offices will be established at the follow
iug stations:
From BaltimOre.-Ellicott's Mills, Mount Airey
Point of Rocks. Hancock, Pan Paw.
From Cumberland Allamont,
Cnnburty Station, Fetterman, Fai,mont, Man
nngton, Cameron, Moundsville, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

ur"Ere's the 'erald, all about the revolution
in Chiny ant the Tartar dynasty yelled news
boy undert the very nose of Mrs. Partington. The
whats to pay now?' said the dame, looking ear
nestly ut the young and interesting vender of
'icherature.' Two cents men, Il mean,' ask
ed she, smiling, 'what is the inflammation You
have got2' "The Chineee has riz, men, said he
and the Tartars is at the bottom oft.' Good gra-
cious,' replied she, you don't say SOP and she
searched in her spacious 'ridicule' for two cents
to purchase the paper with. rartars at the bot
tom of i'll Cream of Tartar, dare say, and that
will make the whole batch of Fem rise. As for their
dying of nastiness,' said she, wondering in her
mind the dynasty, sit isn't any matter if they do, if
they neglect the goodness of providence in sending
down soap and water for peoples comfort, If they
will except it, The dame took her seat IN the
Dock Square omnibus, as full of China crock
cry ware store, and found when she got home that
she had bought paper a week old, Witch Ike
appropriated to making great coat for the cat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Ware indebted 10 the Hon. suERRAED GLEN
r., for a copy of the obituary addresses on the
,.,,b of Daniel Webster, delivered in the Senate
nd House of Representatives, and of which 49,
meOpies were published by order of Congress,
The present is the more valuable because, as we
assume, copies of the work can only be had from
q. members Of the last Congress. for whose it
-, DubliSbed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

CRY MoRTALrrY.-we annex comparative
view of the mortality last week in the four prnci1
pal Atlantic cities. In Baltimore. there were only
IS deaths, against IO5 the week previous. New
York and Boston exhibit slight increase, and
Philadelphia the same number as the week before,
although died from yellow fever, and frOmma-
lignnnt fever. There was also one fatal case of
veIIo,u favsr in Nev, yoyk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
MEOICTNAJ. WONDFR

OF the nineteenth century. Is, scientific man
in the world would have ad mitted, that miracle edi.
cine heretofore supposed TO have no cxistence.ia
NULAN1' THAT, ENTAILS NO REA CTION
lis force is eypened as is the case win njn al
cohoic preparations and al other excitams Thcefectof
Ihe last state of that nants than the frs " hut
the Elixir an exhicran without single wbaosse
in its operation perpetual in It's happy influence upon Tie
nerves, the mind and the entire it will also
remove Impressions, excitement, ndency blush
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

TnE New STEAMBOAT LAw-SurTs AGAINST
Pnors.-Suits have been instituted in the U. S.
District Court of the Nashville District against the
following pilots, for plotting without license con-
ary to the requirements of the new steamboat law:
Jas L. Cartwright, Robert Hughes and John
Spence and against Louis Dassipg for serving as
engineer without license. Suits have also been
Instituted against James Hughes of the steamer
Cumberland No. /, and R. T. Northern of the
Steamer E. Howard, for employing unlicensed offi-
Gers. In the case of the Cumberland, .iudgme mt
has been obtained. The fine Is 500 and costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Ak HEIR FoUsD.-'rhe Richmond Dispatch
states that an heir has been fOundto the property
left by the late Ms. Fitzgerald, of Richmond Va,'
in the person of her grand living in
Baltimore, whose claim is presented by her faith
er, the husband of the daughter MS. Fitzgerald
now dead A lady in Richmond supposed she was
the only heir. -
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FROM THE SoUTH-'rHE KosTA AFFAIl

DEATH OF EX-SENATOR TALLMADGE-
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
New YoRK, Sept. 29.-Gen. James Tallmadge,
ex-senator and ex-Minister TO Russia, died very
suddenly al the Metropolitan Hotel, on returning
from the Crystal Palace.
The Pacific Railroad Company met to-day
Forty million Of dollars was subscr bed by 81
persons from every section of the country. Adj
journed TO meet in two weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

H,,psoME.-We saw yesterday massive silver
,,,I,s, with an appropriate inscription, presented
:, Can't. JAMES Ii. RoaERrs of the steamer Cou-
=, IN some of his friends in Parkersburgh. The
c,Dtsin, like othelIo, has done the town ''some
s, w and they know it''-asappears from their
,,,dsome present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION,:
w Care manufacturing Hats Of the latest fall En-
ard the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed
endurance beauty of finish and artistic curland although
nil our Hats are or the first their class, they will
nse Al prices low those ofncrior Easternor
yot manufacture Also, large sOrtmcnt OF all the diff
eTent varieties OF Soft Felt mems, youths, chill
dren's Hats Also, large assortment OF Fitends' Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps Of
tho latest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good ar
Gle in our line OF either Hat Cap. will assuredy consult
both taste economy purchasing at the splendid
Hat and Cap Store No 1885, doors north of w. t. Sell
sssnis HN9 ". w. UNISON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Heavy DEFALCATIoS IN BALTINoRE.-We learn
fton our Baltimore correspondent that heavy
Dedication has recently been discovered in
the Court of Common Pleas in that city. The
delinquent oHiciali is represented as one among the
ms! PROMISING and esteemed young men Of the
place. One of his securities, well known and
highly worthy citizen, will, it is said, suffer to the
extent Of lis entire means, amaSSed by long life
ofindustry.
In addition to what our correspondent says,
We find the following article in the Baltimore Pa
mot of Wednesday evening:
DErlLcArlox.--The rumor which has been in
circulation for several days that dedication had
occurred in this city, was this morning made pub
lie. The individual charged is L. S. Norwood,
clerk 10 the Court Of Common Pleas. The sum is
vlrously stated, but the exact amount is not
known, and probably will not sooa be ascertain
Cd. The lowest sum named is $50, 1000. and his
securities will have to make it good if they are
able 10 do so. We have not heard who his bonds
nen were. We regret the necessity TO have to
MAKE this record Of malfeSance. Mr.. Norwood has
welded 10 temptations which have heen his ruin.
Naturally convivial and open hearted, he was, no
doubt, in an unguarded Ia oment led aStray, and,
The FIST step being taken-the line of integrity
Crossed-he has plunged on from one qUickSand
ntO another until all is lost. We hope his unior-
tunate course may be warning to other young
men to refrain from The two greatest evils IN the
tEau-the intoxicating cup and the gambling Ia
ble-these have ruined poOE Norwood, whom eV-
cry Lody liked.
OurcOrespondent says that the amount of the
dedication is generally estimated at 100000.
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specia1 Notioe.

OFFICE 10. & o. X. r. Co. b..
Wheeling Station, Sept. 70, 1885
- ,ner Tuesday the 18Th inst, Passenger Car
o. anu his station daily, at O'Clock IS minutes, j.
vi ta Ss I'M time for HOundsvine. Returning-will
y. MII.spdsvilie at 6Ocloek 25 minutes, A. M. Fare
"a way 10 cents " O's'' ]. b. FORD, Agent
SPl' Argus aud vtrdnlan copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

conusion gddiness, rush blood head ne ancho.
ly, mental debility, hysteria, wretChedness thoughts OF
selfdesuction, fear Of insanity, hypochondiass, dys
pePsiu general rostration
by sieep diseases Incident to females, decay The
propogating functions, hysteIia molomania ter
rors, patatio OF the heart impotency constipation etc
from cause arising il any
to be placed OH human testimony absolutely nlab!e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRIVAL. OF raE WASHINGTON.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The steamer Wash
| ington arrived 10 day.
The London Times of thel4 announces thai
| the Emperor of Russia rejected the Turkish modl-
| fcatIons, and war is considered inevitable.
| The lost jewels of the Hungarian crown have
been found buried near 0rschova.
Previous accounts state that the English and
French Consuls left Jassey, which created great
panic.
Gen. Pudeos was advancing with fresh corps
of Russian troops upon Waldavia.
| The Car was TO proceed at once 10 Warsaw Il
meet the Emperorof AUSTIN at Olmuiz on the 2Sd.
He left the troops of Oma Pacha on The lower Dan
ube, who insists on fighting the Russians, and 1t is
feared the Pacha will hot be able to subdue thell
! lanaticiSm to effect further negotiations.
The America arrived out on lie 18th. The
cholera is progressing in England. The Washing
ton brings 242 passengers.
Last evening off Fire Island the Washington
fell in with the ship Revenue, rom Baltimore fol
Australia, dsmasted, and lowed her into this port.
She had been 80 days in crippled condition.
The weather IN Englnndis again unlavorable,
in consequence Of witch breadstuitsin Mark Lane
are hrmeT, and an increased pressure IN money.
LIVERPOOL, lSth.-Cotton heavy, sales tot the
last three days 16,0 600 bales. Breadstufs buoyant
Al advance of Is in flour since Friday and fully
| Sd on wheat, buyers are holding back at the i'd
vance. Corn firm and wanted al last quotations.
LoNDoN.-A panic exists on stock exchange,
| funds and Ioreigh stocks experiencing sudden and
severe depreciation. 1t was feared the Banks
would raise the rate of interest to per cent
Consos opened on Tuesday at 963 to9 6.
| Richardson's circular of the 18th, gives an nc
count of heavy rams on the 10Th, otherwise the
weather was pleasant, but unseasonsbly cold.-
Large attendance at the markets. Lots of fresh
wheat held over has been taken by the milers al
2da3d advance since Friday. Inferior kinds moi
quotably higher. Flour Sd to Is higher Corn on
the spot, 3US cd to Sis.
| McHenry quotes lard advancing; shoulders qui-
ct, cheese advancing.
FROM THE SoUTH-rHE KoSTA AFFAIR
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-No mail beyond Mobile
Rev. Mr.. Starr, of the Methodist Church, died al
Mobile Of yellow fever.
Gen. Allison, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, has been sworn i'll as Governor of Flo
rida, both the Governor and President of the Sen
ate having left the State.
The Governor of South Carolina has appointed
Thursday, the 18th day of October, as a day Of
fasting and humiliation throughout the State.
The Herald processes to give the conclusion oil
Mr.. Marcy's letter. He maintains that Kosta was
seized within the nationality of the United States;
that lngraham's interference wasright and proper;
and refuses to consent that KoSta be given up to
! the Austrian Consul at Smyrnia; and insists that
the Emperor Of Austria shall place KoSta in the
same condition aswhen arrested. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

TT Kanawha Republican says the river at
,.r,aOn continues to be in fine beating order
~. being pleanty of water for packets from there
.rincinnatI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

.rr,v.osrSE," beautiful composition by our
..,,oIished correspondent W. b. b., shall APP
,.,r,,morow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
FROM PH1LADELpHIA.

SEPTEMBER, 29.-The Episcopal Convention O.
this Diocese nave admitted the colored church o.
st. Philips into union with the Convention by q
vote of l39 to Is Of clergy and 10 SO OF the lay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
treat CURE OF RHEUMATISM ny HAMPToN'S
'F777f VEGETA BILE TINCTURE. Hi#I
CHESTER DlsTRIcT, s. q: I

-.....5. CHESTER DsTRIcT, S. u. I tI
= -t-s- - t-st - t-t-J q january Sd, 1853
Mcssrs. Mortimer & ACCOMPLISHMENTS: For the
years lave beena sufferer from Rheum.
asnl till, seeing your Recommendation of champions
Vegetable 1inctIre purchased bottle, and the frat
dose much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
ton. 20 t.l,ii
confined bed for the last six monts The first
bottle acted like charm the second estored strength 10
afflicted back and am now as well and feel as
young as when was sixteen. am now seventy four
years oragc. ~
age poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect nonu
nlent DR.. Hampton, who has saved thousands omPein
tors il disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your nV1us BILE remedy. !
plain cotton paner and have never written for
literary James when my fellow beings afflicted,
shall hesitate through mOdcsty, Withhold any infor
nation valuable my fellow MANI So, If you consider
this worthy place in any nyour newspapers, you
at liberty TO ma Ike use oft. Yours, truly,
- ~ = . an ALVAR KENDALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

1.-THE Richmond Enquirer says that Judge J.
P. Mason, at whose sickness we have had fearful
reports, was on Saturday cons derably better and
that he may now be considered cOnyalescent and
outOf danger. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Cans.

Nos. 9 mud l4S, AZ ain NJ. wheeling, Vn.
- s.. AVERY has on hand and is receiving one 90
Is OF the largest stocks of HATS and GAPS that
SS& has ever been opened in this city His stuck
ha wing by himself with great care, he s able
to offer Inducements 10 merchants and others aT srpass
ing former ycars lie is prepared to sell Hats and Caps
oy as they can be bought III Philadelphia Baltimore
our ste comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
nSyy in use seR12 s. AVERY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

Q-J-Mr. NORRIS, late IS Charge at Naples,
passed through Genoa about the LIST inst, en- route
fCr home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

FHow Is IT 1--WE published several days ago,
an article from some of the Baltimore papers.
speaking of arrangements which were in progress
for issuing round tickets on the Baltimore road and
its connections, enabling persons in the Weat 10
attend the Fair of the Maryland Institute, and, if
they desired, of extending their trip to Washing
ion, New York, &C. Many of our citizens were
gatifed to hear of this contemplated arrangement
AMI designed making the trip. But we have not
since seen any further notice of the matter in our
Baltimore exchanges, although we perceive the
Fair is to commence on Monday next, and contin-
lie mouth How is this, neighbOrsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

u-The trip of the "North Star" is said to have
cost Com. Vanderbilt $3.50 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

uMacaulay, it is said, will not have The third
volume of his History of England ready for publ
cation before the full of the year 1864.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

1-The corporation of Montreal have appointed
Mr.. Trudeau acting mayor.
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NJ B1 can seen at any time at the Mayors office
CURE OF HEREDITARY 'scRoFuLA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY .SCROFULA.
The following certificate is eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all OF the States, having for
number oI veal eplescnted his Stale i'll Congress
il aiio DIS me pleasure that Dr. Hampton's Tine
affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
bOy Albert The patient three years Of age, nd had
the scroula His lutl er is scoluous. The boy
moving OF from head 10 foot The upper lids
ortc es were swollen, and turned inside out,
hibiiing horrible matteng ulcers anil Protruded over tho
balls SO produce blindness. is strange, yet
true this chilL-tat felt resigned die relief
from suering-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. vs. p. THoMASSON.
Louisville, March 30 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

VII. HOas, ESQ, was on Saturday elected
Mayor of Nashville by IS majority.
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Relieious Notice.

G. BROOKS, CUuiversalist,O Of Massachusetts,
l,,,,.b in the Independent Congregational Church,
Wheeling, on Sunday next, in the forenoon at 100,
ta., at g. and in tina evening at a O'Clock