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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

~D Du biit elm sinfjItissr Sunas. 2bO,
mas, foste nsuIi6 Elm esbrsr Su einsm ct,
ma a6tidbrisen Rnaben. bimmer pie sin
GfsI; uno wsi6t bu. wie man bic uon ibra
Dummbeit furirt !? 81. man sibt ibusn me
niger S6Idae une bsfsres Sutter, mar bic
fertiae 1ntnort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@ Die as9snwdrties auSabl 8inbsr in
Cincinnati fbdbt man an $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

8dus, patties. Dinners. etc. fInb
biefen @inter un9eU6bnli9 SobIrei6 in
@a1binaton.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Biliam 8risbt murbs poriss $50
de BON Der 9efes9ebuns uon Nsu Ssrfer
Bum 8ereiniatsn Staotsn Senator erwablt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@Gin Der Srunfenbeit erssbsnsl
Msenitb in 5onssoille bat fib bur6 eauea
mum umS eeben aebradnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Sie Siisaelbabn.Sie G fammIuua.

Die uisIbeiprobsne &e9slbabnperfamm'
ting. um Gle @rmmfiicnns Su inlfruire
Stof in Der - pbiIaceIpbia Sie9sIb, bn
9fsIlfdaft' Su fubferiti sI. fanc am Iesten
Monta9 a. bier ffatt. Nlb lntefutuns
css SrribritfS ersab ss ib 0bcr. oa6 Die
Babn iraenomo in NOrtbamptcn @anntp
an pem estba Slu6 nnfip6eu mue,-unt
fcmit entigte fb elIss @eiprd6 uno IS
ru,oe meter nihts in Der Sadie gctban'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

@Gs liebt elm apfeIbaum in @Onnsc-
tieut Der Elm bunoert uno uierSsbn Sabre ali
1T. SIM Sabr 1858 importirte bn 9Ouu.
George Bpltep BON Gnslanc. unb brinst
nod quite Uepfd berpor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%D Die 8arbiersr in Cincinnati fnb fur
bobern eobn ausssrhdt. uno foroern ieet
ssbn Gents fur ieben ,,Sbaf."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

R$9sneral Seott stbislt bel Der nsuIi.
den @abI ii 500 Stimmen msbr als Sen.
&aplor. $4,000 mebr ale Yolf. unb 98.6l2
msbr ais Sen. Sarriion.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

"@ine Dame nit einem swsi 3ot
Ianaen Bart, in 9essnwir!i9 Sur S6au in
2onbon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
+ : : : : : : : :
0fOrthomptDn @aferaefeQf6aft.

Die Stcdbaltsr oer slertbomptcn @afsr:Stfel,
fhaft beiCbsn fidh Su rsrammsln. ani Gamifoe ben
l2tsn SSbruor, INN ilbr globmittass, am GafibOuis
ron 9. 0R. g 6 b d, um d. dbsr Gslchdfts pcn
aRi dbistsit iu biratbsn.l
auf Ssfsbl oer Bcaro Der 8srpaltsr.
0DilIiam s.. SIumcr, Su.
Sttruar 9. pq9ur
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Oettfntlihe l1fnOn.

Guf SamRasS ben 26fen Syebruar, uni 10 ltbr
gprmittasS, icaen am @aittduIe bss ttnterf6rietss
men, 1T SdrrbeitbqI 1diinI6p, 2e6a Ga,lntp,
fcl9enbe artitel Bfftntlitb strtdtift rperben:
Gin GanCnsSfen, Better nit 9ettlaSeit, sttt
DaBtns Stiible, cine Srpee llbr, cine NnSdtI quite
gSbisfs, ,Sdrrels, ben sdn3rn Stcd linb S5rtiireis
beS 8drS-alS Spttefu, @lG1r, &c, &C., @sterS'
9rrdtbe, 8al6aanb, Stpbrbcren, gante, atl6sr
--au9 etn Susss'gpasen itn6 Elm gferb, ,-lsirie
cine grcee Geridiebeiibrt bon 5aus. lus aibsii<
0srdtbeh, gu peitlaufs ;u mclben.
Die Seoinsunsea am gertaufstass ttab glafr
tpartlm9 Bon
Gtias Stettter.
ftehr,hr o u.o
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
WDbnbau8 nnb 4Dtte
- .m f1HrISf,nem.

i;;i;hAsp Gin 3treIfSftses badfetaenes RotH>
sEsssA bauS init 9ptte, sslessn In tfr 9lnt
Strafe Der Start &lentaun, 1T bonn 1aen na6-
ltrn april an 5u perlebner. Das SperaatrDaiIer
1T bsim Sauie unr allerbanb Sbfba,me lint auf
Der sctte, pelAe iibertalpt IN gutter Srrnuns 1T.
Das Natrrr III u rrfabrrn it
Dieter Draderei.
Sebruar 2. na3ut
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

~D Der Idtb. QIerancer 3. 8usI. cir
@Iieo rcs GonarsiTes Don Neu Yo,f. fiatt
am 30Asn Disiss Su @altinstOn, nub ci
mem fursen 8rantenlaaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
g O ruH m nno S a 6b'S
ILLUSTRATED NEWS.

Gs iino uns sinies 9lummsrn biefer pcn
ben 9srrsn 8arnum uno Bsa d. in bsr
Gitp Sleu Yore beraus9esebensn snslif6sn
iaufrirtsn 8eituna Suseeommsn. Sn ber'
feIben merben Bilbsr. 8orislIunscn, fOwis
8sgebsnbeiien unb Sesnen Der often unb
nsusn @sIt, portraitsn offenhiber Man'
ner uno anoere interehants 9essnifdnbs 9e-
Iisfsrt. uno. inosm Die stObe @eIt.aus
tfsIIuns Su Nsu Wore i'm fommenoen Mai
tfattfinost uno bic Stems" cine sstrsus
8orfenuns eerfsIbsn burd srapirte 1bbit.
bunssn unb Ssfhrsibuusen Su sebeu sc
esnft. 70 mohie bies aIIein fdon binrsibsno
fsin ben untsrnsbmeru pisle Ibonenten ju
suiidHn. @as Sarnum untsrnimmt,
aebt pcrwaris.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
ScrIammIuus Der sscfsrbaus Gefenlbaft

I'm Ieeteu Disnaa9 fano tie iibrIide
Ssrfammluua Der .eeha Gauntp Idcrbau.
@sIsGftaft" in biefi9em Grurtbauis tfatr.
wObsi bic alien 8eamttn wieter fur pos
nihiis Sabr ermdbIt munoen. Die @pm'
mittet hber ben Qnfauf siues @runoiudes
nfia,tets 8etidtt allsin Gle Sniammluna.
10 limb mir beihtst. bat bsfdIr1en. fur jet
Ftin fclbes @runoifhd ,u fdufsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

gsir. bic Hnterfbrietsnsn. 1ubitsrs Bon Dem Goun.
p estba une staat pennfppanien, batsn bic Rsts
nuns prn Scfbua Stabtsr. G5l.. Ntsfrircr Uie cten
ssuisos, untsriuebt. unc bcfbsunssn bab ctiss Rsb
nuns rihtis II. Be,sust nit unfsrn lIntsrlbriftsn
oirlsn 5tsu Sad Sauuar, 1858.
Sohas 6aas, !
3. s. S5ane, Iausitors,
8. s. Sitter, J
Ssbruar .. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Ncgiifrirers Nccbnun9.

SofbuaStdbtsr, Rtsiifrirsr pcn Dem Gaun:
tpesdba, in Rstbnun9 nit Der &cpubGt Ysunfptpas
usns, pcn Dsssmtst 1, 1852, tis 5anuar l; 1858,
siuesithIcGtu.
Der &sdnunssfdbrsr ittbt nit ben fsIssuctn Gum.
men bsaltet:
Or.
@slauf pcn Observation-Disclosures ems 20.
pfausen l423 l9
be, b. 30. 10
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

1m Isktsn Samffas Gbsno wurt'
Gin etwa 40idbri9er Mlann, @briifcpbe,
Gobn. an Der gds Der Swanfon SuoBt
uno 8tds Court in pbilaoslpbia. our9 si
ne unbsfaunts perfon tOotssfoten. 81
binterId6t Srau uno Gincer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
1922 90

g3ir, Die llnterltbriebcrcu 9cmmigieusrs pcu ben,
Gauutp estba bs,sussn oas oas ebss Elm wabrsr uuo
ribtiSsr Ssrit ron ben Sinan5sn ess bsasisn Gaunf
tps 1T, am sritsn Gag Jsnuur, 1853.
peter Gneelman,
Saniel : :Saasman, Gom'rs.
9eeu9t-S. S1. g / n {, S6rsibsr.
GcmniGiruer's Sffier, auentauu, Sauuar l. 1853.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

FS Der tdaIi6s 8erbraud BON Mild
in Neuporf III "a 900 Quart.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

%Gins 3situns uOn Ct pauI. Min
nsiota, fast. ca6 Der Snnse oafelbli am |
Sanuar swifbm 2 uno Sue tisf. mi
weitsr noroli6 nod tisfsr eewsfen fsi. De
IeBte Sturm mdbrte l6 Stuncen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

profefbr Gmmons Fat einsn inter-
efanten Bsridt asmudt in 8Sus Ger Sob
lsnrs9icnsn pon Deep Riuer. in NOro- Caro-
lima. Disfr RobIsn foaen Don elmer Qua
Iitat fen. Inn ibnsn ben b6bfen @baraftsr
i'm @arfte ;u fihern. Die RoblenfeIcer
erRrsden iidb 80 Meisn in bic eanse uno
8 MeiIen in bic 8reite.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

S&runfsnbUIo-sin Spfer Der @af.
ier{dbeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Ccti, por3iisli6er 2lrtfI bon Sarbierlrife, INT
Sbte @ef6ts1aut, BET taItem 4etter peiA 10
srbaltcn, III ;u psrtpufrn tr
&. g. 9Vofer,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

abr Gser9s, Derr's bride aus;ubsijsrn
gras bausman. &ernsprrt @rdde ouemb.
Daniel Sleiu, Shupler's be. tc
Y. 3. Gifsnbrcun, Gin S11arncritstn
D. &smnisrer, 9srman's Brddt ausjib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Sanuar &c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Gonrtbaus unb @efGn9niI
SsIauf bssabIt fir 1usbefsruussn, etc.
9ommibioners's Gmtsitub
Gamuel Auaus
pster Gu9cIman
Daniel 6ausmau
Gbrsibsr'S iabrlibsr Gltatt
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
CHAPTER Mil.
THE DENOUMENT.

-n E AZ r.a.an
Tue evening was clear ana P@c'd' WIN
scarcely a zephyr TO d'si,Er0 It's enchtantIqg
beauty. The sun Sein4y approached the
horIzon.ot the dee,P'D'ae "GS'' ahu a. a. Lay
succeeding ray, disappeared gradually be-
hind the vista; leaNih9 ueoP pul Pi9 "nG ,3
fee2ey clouds, tipped and innsea WIN so!a
to drop and redrop their massive 'olls n n
magnificent splcndor ana luXXurlance; we
find De Alonzo Maryatt, Peri, EoseIil ana
Flora Irvine, seate | together beneath me
wide-spreadrsg branches OF pnNcYall. .!ash
er Of She forest; gazing upon The inspiring
scene. . DID =,
30, Alonzo, waht pleasing yet Palhlu
remcmbrances, this sunSset-scenee brings I
my mind, - exclaimed Pet' ,.sr
II fully appreciate your feelings, Peil,%a
you remember SUCH, returned Do AlonA'
tenderly. a9F
"Ah, often is my heart racked with scr
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
HerJriena Rose La Moore

Enough; am convinced, and you shall
still be her companion, returned MIR. lr-
vine with warmthJs 81 ieh9@.3s t.sa e6
AT this instanta stranger appeared at die
door uttering strange and incomprehenslole
sentences. 3Ilis appearancela al first sight,
was at once that of IA Wlld- Nun; lllis
lair struggling in every direction from the
crown Of his head, while beneathiits pro
iecting entanglement,apeir of frey eyes,
dashed forth 1piercing beams ofthe widest
ardour and the most ungovernabte lmpett
| aousity.gidHis sperson was lofg'the finest
Emould, sand nude. with the, exception only
.fUs8H8&Ag @hostuhe. But upon
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07
Womoa's State Temperance Con-
vention. f,,...s.t.. ....

y The State Temperance Society otthe Wo-
men of Ohio, will hold meeting at Dayton
on Wednesday, the 2lst Of September, the
day Of the opening Of the State Fair. Z.
3 Auxiliary Societies are requested to send
delegates, and counties which have not yet
organized banchsocieties, it is hoped will
deier doing SO no longer, Let every woman
who approves the principles and objects OF
this Society, and wishesto promote its IN
terests, consider herself "a member, and see
70 it that her town and country are repre-
senled.
Business Of i'm 5ortance is to come before
the meeting; in addition 10 which reports
we trust will presented from all parts q the
State and short addresses from Mrs Gage
and others may be expected.
The present is an important crisis III the
progress ofthe Temperance retormin oine
and while there,is great reason tor encourr
agement and hope, here, is need that every
lover of the cause should put forth unwont
ed energy in its behalf at the present time
Woman's sufferings from lntemperanct
are manifold and immeasurable; none have
rreater inducements than she to labor To-
IT'S overthrow and it is ccnceeded 'by 81
lithat woman can do much to aid this nobl'
eu.erprze. Let us, then, have q full meet
Wing, and free consultation as 10 our iuiur'
/ mode Of action; and we will hope before an
4 other year has passed, to disband, With
4 sIaiue law triumph . N'1'' Y 1850
i orderloffhe 3Committee, 'i,s
lIa @. .BATHEHAM, Prest
i Papers throughout the State are reques
S,,,nr; or ,oss EBi
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07

"Father-Fattsr-,ny long-iost jfatherf'
cried De Alonzo, as he threw his arms
around the dying man. a.. s
"Ohis this possible? how will my talter-
ing heart snstain iL?" prayed the old man.
"Oh Father-dearest fltherrwhy has cru
ell Fate kept us apart so long?'
care you really De Alonzo, my only
son? Look up till l see thy face?'
"Here Father is De Alonzo, your only
son!'' said De Alonzo, looking at his faith
er.
aAh am convinced my dearest SOM
The very counterpart of your long dead
moLher!'
Fora while they remain embraced. The
old and happy father, began to beatho with
difficulty
"Arise my son, must soon leave this
earthly scene. l have one duty yet to per-
form. l was about to ask our friend to do
it, provided you sill lived, and he might
find you, but providence has mcrcliuily
spared me to see you once mare. Here |
have package, that have long carried
about my person, in hopes Of fading you.
At last my son it has been SO, Take it,
| a., g., ~ f,tLo,,s bloesiD,,
anu WIN II NJ, =, So ;,
' - Now uls IN peace =, ~.
a. lew more h'onle',' :ilu VIC oW''2y drI[!,
paiIor ot Gea'h oeo'''e" i'.' VI; ta,.y
STOOD mohohiesS 4"u 9''1'{ - ~ -,
cts serene cainness iulleu ms ,,oI s,,,o'o' ;',
countcnance and lent II holy expression to
his ashy lips. 1t sommed as though the
arc-angeL oil Ihe N'ILIy anu anu, "n5.uo" J'. ,o' a
death, noNerea over hlS ooai ', iol,uy ;to ,ta
soon as ms Fe9'lGSS spur ,to -
earthly GoeFha''o 10 I,'i l'" 1;'.nt - ~
call ana summers 'ne % ",s'' ' rs a,,l J'i f. il,
come ana pear OH nc "oi'o."o'i' SUI W ''+
ete!hai hoihg III eHu'09' -
$mIIe' ana all IS P"SScu in0 o5 IS 1,''i w.
languidIy' anu ere inc SgIi'' mas O''Nsli i'S
Hight, the ICY hand Oh ooaIl' nee|T9 1I,s, "Ppl
Ins lWld l!pS 'he PaFu"9 sumo -; An"" -,
dIed-Ihe pLIm Oh MS e"i''s'y up .,''PPl
; ness at the las' ino'''e''t VI us
just oYerdoWeo. II was a SUI W. 1s' l,''ii
y 10 De Al'A"o' VO i''oo' ',,s ,t ~ Lis death nod
long lon9 %SePei"'lo''-u l' ~, o'0,'r oaL,,ra
but WIN ciir'S''li 'os' ';,,o' I,;,If ~ ~, ,Io ~
the panS' ana loS'Sne'' i't'i,oe'L iS'.I. " ,ht
Oh MN "no o''0'n' '''''
9 take away =, ,..,, r,o,,,r,od faith,
e me remains ol 'ao ue. ;niaraJ an
ana lFlehu' were i'Sl'0oS',','
= 1Aey returned 'o' io" ~ ,r,,, - tho oos
/ Ihus again. "S o'''' .}.'l 49, ",
y mans lnsl8nliicahoe Is cAul'''7u' W. :,
u all dependent creatures, .s uvJ'~., 3 ;mGnnnoa
q our -God anu asu"Joo' ~ O''. ''''l
'e his ceptre I"s! bvngaIn % Us o|l"S'~ doas ,cr
~ years, we gro" oI9 ''I t's,'I' ~, oD'' ~
E" earthly object hl az, are @1y .nI Jl hri %
~ ~ tell desroyeI llo%@' ',Io IL ,ha " cEorantars ,' n
'i 81, aud "ohaet0' i'',Iy IA nrJ dir, a.
~ III Jscts of eNenSs, NUS Sno C S.I I,o % onni1rt % WV
,u forgotten ne l",''V - @Ilo s'nd;ons III
S oet' ana Sna'%I.y:o l':soo ' crs @ and rHonpna
Us ton"ns' sage P"''oS"}hea~ 'I, , .',i,;,, ,n
ao cts; an were JlloJ n ~ 80 ( fro Dor than5 ~,
~ as Iilne I"uu,,lJ ', ,nJ % lostirthoir life. tb
~ ae"lleS' ait s''' &c biytor;csI ironnrtan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02
Central Ohio Railroad.

~. election for Directors terminated in the
-,.of The ticket we published yesterday, viz
Gu T.fo Sullivan, George James, Stephen Il. Hos
ro,snh Thomas, James L. Cox, and John
No. NJ" If 5.uskingum; D. w. Deshler and Sam
:, R,,sb. of Franklin; George B. Wright, Of
u, ,',,ins. Nehemiah Wright and John Welsh, Of
-,,6,. John Hall and Moses Sarchet, of Guern-
r,sy ar. all old members Of the Board, with the
..,,,;-u Of 4lessrs. Sarchet and Thomas. We
-,,a from persons along the line, that much in
100. vas felt in this election, and that strong ef-
..-,rs,. made TO defeat the old Directors. The
...--,.,i,n ticket was headed by the name of the
w.. Samuel F. Vimton, who, in case OF the sue
IT,, ,,.. ticket, would have been elected 10 the
p.-s5-pcy Of the Road. Mr.. Vinton is re?uted as
the wralthiest and most talented gentlemen
~, mi, but whetLer he would have made better
I,..-,,,s Pre- ident and Financier than Mr.. SulIi-
,.,r w. are glad is not left to experiment: to de-
,.r, Psrhaps, with the iedUen of two new mem
5.,s, added to the Board, the affairs Of that Road
,, be governed to the satisfaction of all interest
81 parties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
Bv the National Line.
LEGRAPHED FoRTHE DAILYINTELL ENcEH


Srpr. The Maryland Wing State Conyen-
ton met this morning. Saml Hambleton, oil TAI
| Int county, was appointed President, with wee
President and Secretary. Resolutions were adop-
ted TO nominate full ticket for State offices. Inc
| Convention then toJk an hours recess.
New Orleans papers of Thursday and tr'uay
had been received; they generally express the be-
lief HAT the lever has cached its height, ana VII
steadily decline. The weather was pretty iaEoia-
| BILE. Among the deaths are Levi q. Pitts oil New
York; Johh /. Reilly, OF Boston; Sophia ana Eu,
ward 4. Clifford, wife aad son OF Col CIHofd' OF
| Providence, K. l.
| The papers contain details of Mexican news 10
the DIST Yellow fever was prevailing IN The state
of Guerrero The leaders of the outbreak at Gu
anapeala had been executed. The "Gazet'eI VI
Guatemala contains an account OF the pursuit Vi
the Honduras troops, who had invaded lla' "ti'e
! The invaders were pursued by Gen. NlceHIu Oet-
ria, aud Tie 8th Of July several engagements
look place in which the Hondurlans were wotsteu.
The GUatemaliauS were concentrating All t"ei
forces fer the purpose of making decisive "eti0'
STATIONS, and before this, beyond doubt, PTeS'ue"'
CabanaS has been driven from Guatemala ~
The coal trade over the Chesapeake q ONO 20
nal last week was 4,O36 ton, that over the b. -
o.. Railroad S,526 tons.
The cholera has entirely left Cumberland. Inc
whole number OF deaths was Is.
The House of Bishops of the Protestant Episco-
nal Church assembled a the Odd Fellows hall'
ut Camden this morning at 10 O'Clock, 10 lnveStl-
gate the ch1rgeS presented against Bishop Doahe'
Of the Diocese of New Jersey. The House was
called TO order by presiding Bishop Brownwe!I.--
The following diocesans were present: Bishops OF
Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania; Maryland
Virginia, South Carolina. Georgia, FLORIDA Oh'o'
Illinois, Michigan, and Bishop DOane. hulhHef
of Clergy and luymen were present. Alter pray,
ers the presiding Bishop stated that he had called
the House 10 meet at amden for the reason that
the room then occupied had been engaged Tor the
purpo.e. The Bishop said he had no oOJeGloh 10
moving the session 10 Burlington, if it was deemed
advisable. He then announced that the session
would, in accordance with the rules Of the House
be conducted privately whereupon all except ihe
Bishops retired. Among those noticed outside
were the following legal gentlemen as counsel iUr
Doone G. NJ. Wharton, ". NJ. Meredith of Phil
adelpha, and Judge Chambers, of Maryland
These gentlemen will be excluded until witnesses
are summoned. One ofthe new charges IS a claim
for ras fixtures. On motion, the House adjourned
to meet at Burlington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02

ur,rru or Observation-Disclosures 10 the 18th
-, arrpst, Ten persons died very suddenly-attri
ir,sI TO cholera morbus, &c. From the 18th tc
the 3oth, sixty-sx persons have died, all atribut.
sI,o cholera. In addition to the twenty five
names we published last week, we give the fol-
lowing:
Jonathan Wits, John Shank, Mrs. Asbury SimP-
.iYs and child, George Cudder, II. McCheeny,
MN. H. Miller, Mrs. Russell, VIM. Toland, Chas.
niue Hiram HIllman, German at Weigman's, a
SEild of Mr. Cuder, Mrs. Somehow, Andrew
Miller. Ms Provgrb Butt. Mr.. Cove, Andrew Has
M. Mr. Getz and child, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Luther,
ll9I5rsd woman owned by DR.. Moore, John Browne
s1Ijaughter, A. Hall and girl living with him.
w Nallon and son, Miss WAUGH, Mis-. Hurodr
v, Williams and wife, Mr.. Harding, Mrs. RIgarl
,rI son. Ms Manning, Nj. WeiSel's child, Mrs
Nm Herington, Philip Only's wife, coIored.-
T.aI+l.
This is fearful mortality, when we consider
,.at least one half Of the citizens left the city.
Wsvolld advise the absent TO remain away few
ssz, longer, and ere they return 10 have their
r-,as well aired. We think this should be done,
l.,r1a, although we have no new cases Of mo-
n.r. 70 report, the least imprudenCe might be ia
II. 10 .tose 1eturning.-Cm Tel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02

How He x1cKs mM.-The Missouri Democra'.
he organ of the Benton Democracy OF Missouri,
Esao mercy for its brethren in the anti branch oil
!s own family. The Washington Union reads its
o5.nding contemporaries out of the party; but the
D.zocrat does the thing up ne; ter, by reading its
opponents out of the State. Will you emgrate,
Caib! We think the advice is excellent:
I'VE advise Mr.. Claiborne Fox Jackson TO emf
gr.- Weknow that he has the folly to talk about
Iulang for Congress agan; but a little sober re-
f.su0n will dslOdge that idea from his brain.-
'Ns tod him long ago that he would never repre-
elt Missouri in Congress, and we now venture 10
predict that he will never again be elected to any
1ice in the State.
ave know Of a place which would suit him
precisely, and that is BarnweIl Court House in the
Sse Of South Carolina. There he may find nuI-
feIs and seceSSioniSts to his hearts content, and
ID be but talk treason there as he has done here, he
vii be apt 10 reach the halls of Congress one OF
these days, after all.
Sure ii is that he is ont of his latitude here and
tht bis YagaGies can never be countcuanced by the
llR-lbiiing people of Missouri. Claib. ought by
Al! means to emigrate."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02
Trihnte of Respect.

At called meeting Wheeling Lodge No 90, l. O. o.
F. held on Wednesday, August 81, 1853 the demise OF our
late Brother joins IOGE being announced, committee
was appointed resolutions expressive of the feel
ings OF the members. the melancholy OCCASION Tho
committee reported the following which were unanimous
y adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased overriding Providence TO
remove from amongst u.s. esteemed and worthy broth
cr JoHS J. HoGE; members OF the Lodge we cam
not permit the sor.owi circumstance TO PASS, without
ing tribute OF respect to departed worth
Therefore,
Rssolrea That in the OF Brother JoHS J. HOGE,
Wheeling Lodge lost worthy member-soccty an
honest 1n-and the family circle suffered irreParabc
loss.
Rsrol,od, That we extend to the afflicted family Of the
deceased our sincere commiseraton, believing that
loss is his gain
Rssolr,d That in OF respect for our deceased
brother, we will wear the usual badge OF mourning 70
thirty days.
Rssolrsd That the be enered the minutes and
copy presented to the widow deceased brother
and also published in the and the papers OF this
citr. p Il. TAYLOR,
F. y. BRENTLING ER,
THOS. J. BLAIR,
sepo Committee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02

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