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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-04-26

girde and applied the hole. Gracious Heaven
her lover locked there The door Turned hinges
and the devoted girl rushed the of her lover. The
old aior looked with much astonsment he raised bis
and with his coat sleeve wped away a from his furow-
ed cheek.
The horrors Of prison unfet 10y Henry while bless
cd with the company of the he loved And how his
heart was lghtened Of great wei h when he heard from
her lips confirmation Of that which he supposed Els be-
loved Ida believed him innocent and cheered him 10y the
avowaI Aud in that grated CELL they conVersed on the
matters touching his imprisonment. She recalled to his
mind their conversation when he made declaration of his
love- Did he ecoect how she dreaded the angry gances
OF his brothers She had then looked at the moon and in
that refugent umnary imagined that its disk obscure
and on its clouded face, read those onuous words,
THY path shall not always be strcwed with flowers
The moon as did then cast its modest the ea
and into the prisoners cell They stood by the little grated
crevcc, and watched the bright luminary.
What do you read now, Ida I" said Henry.
"l looks the same Henry. Can it he that troubles
have just begun"
She dropped her knees and in the language Of our Sa
viour she prayed.
"oh my Father if be possible let this cup pass from me;
nevertheless not as will but thou wh"
Need wonder Mt the fears of the stricken girl
How could her lover prove his innocence and then directly
followed the thoughts of the petentiarv, disgrace des-
pair Well might she pray for this better cup to pass from
When Ida prepared to take her departure it was long af
ter twilight. The of the had ghtened the CELL
and she Of the atcness of the hour The good
Jaor dsiked TO disturb her, and with palptang
heart she stepped the side walk What should she
in reply to the inquiries from those her auns But das
heart pure She had been embassy of good she
would not scrupe to acknowledge whittier she had been de-
layel.
AS il moon light night the street lamps
lighted. and the large buildings che vicinity Of the prison
casting their dark shadows the side walk s little heart
tl'rohbed with papatng fears Of danger She quckened
her pace, and hoped to Lee in populous portion
othe city. She hal crossed the street, AMI just emerged
into the shadow Of large brick building, when
rapidly approached her and placing his hand her mouth
caught her up in his and bore her carriage The
driver the box, anl rs the young girl
safely Tlaced inside her abuctor taking beside her
gave the order to drive aud the horses frosy dashed up
the street.
Ida almost dead with fright but she did faint
give the turbulence Of her ceilings her whole strength
was needcl lnauiiby she prayed God to keep and
tain her.
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"Baker, have in cash FIVE hundreds doors you know
this in gold, and bills of Bank that would occasion
suspicion OF being connected with the forgery Mechanics
bank. i"u love money. Pugh don't try deny it,
love revenge you love money We brothers in viii
ainy, so let keep Gou say, love money aAl
would tell lie any time for shilling. Don't get mad, it
will avail you nothing. Well MS | was saying | have five
hundred dollars will give YOU that money, you will DO
me favor"
"Why Arthur, am always disposed to do you favor,
money or not"
"Wel, you will do it more willingly for money know.
Now listen to and then il you the
The Wenwortls in town they have Just arrived, now
know for what they aye COME Lila wants that fool.
rather think she will make effort him to-day IL
she does, want you to wayay her and carry her
place where can her alone. Ii you do, will give you
the money
1t tempting bait, and Bakef not disposed to
let it escape him.
"Wait u moment Arthur and will tell you" said he
"We" replied the other Baker to go "you must
decide quick for there telling when she may 60 and
ought to be on the lookout"
Baker wened his steps to Senters. lie proposed the
scheme Sener and promised hundred dollars il he would
grant him the use Of one Of his rooms.
Baker" said he 81 ought to have may get
difficulty. Now you get more than two hundreds"
mo, on my word. am giving you half"
"You are great liar Baker but agreed You have
this room"
Baker returned to Arthur aud after making suu,lry oh
seryalons about the difficulty Of the project bot his great
anxiety obge friend, agreed Artlurs proposition.
"Now Baker you watch for her. and when the OPP
portuniy comes make suTe Of her The you
her in place where her. then pay you The
ney."
Baker watched for Ida and she returned from the pris-
on decoyed her related lie took her round the city,
through several streets and alleys in order mst her. and
At last drove Seuters p the room we-e effort
uae assassnate her lover now find this devoted girl
prisoner Baker placed his assistant s brother who
turned from New Oresns the door, having
sy fastened the door and windows Of Ijas prison, and
th N went in quest Of Arthur.
-Wbst luck Baker" said Arthur before the former was
fairly IN the osgee.
IAN right, give us the money!
sYou not deceiying me"
"No so help me God - a, -
"liere the money Bsker" said Arthur he placed the
and coin the abe ebus you see % and he drew
revolver a you deceive me- win blow out your brains
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4 COUNTRY or PEsrs.-Dr. Hooker,
in the course Of his 'Hymalayan Journals'
just published, gives the following sketch,
Of pleasant excursion on the Nepaulcse
Himanay: Leeches swarm in incredible
protusion in the streams and damp grass,
and among the bushes they got into my
hair, hung on my eyelids, and crawIed up
my legs and down my back. repeated
ly took upwards Of II hundred from my
legs where the small ones used TO collect
in clusters OH the instePs; the sores which
they produced were not healed for five
months afterwards, and retain the scars
to the present day.
Another pest is a small midgc, or sand
fly, which causes intolerable itching and
subsequent irritation, and is, in this res.
poet, the most insuiierable torment in Six
kim; the minutest rent in ones clothes
is detected by the accute senses Of this
Unsuitable blood sucker, which is itself 80
small as to be barely visible without .
microscope We daily arrived at our
campaigning ground streaming with blood
and mottled with the bites Of peepsas, gnats
midges, and musquitos, besides being in
tested with ticks"
A new palace has been uncovered ia
the ruins Of Nineyah--=aa palace whose
beauty erssls any ye, found in Assyria,
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CHAPTER XXI.

She stood moment a Pythoness
Stands upon her tripod, agonzcd aud full
Of inspiration gathered from distress,
When all the heart-strings, like wild horses, pull
The heart asunder BYRON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

a BODr was found in tie river few days ago,
so'le miles below Louisville and inferred. which
Ue!'eSed to have been that of Mr.. Geo. Holt, OF
~ who has been missing for some lime.
."o o' AF' Hollis friends were in ouisville and
ssa. 70 The place where The body had been buried
.a nad 1t disinterred. but it was so much decayed
.aa' Neou'd mol be recognised. HIS dress aud
~ 4s correspond precisely with that of Mr.. Holt
=. lucy took with them some of his clothing, which
pS sla0W may probably be able to identity. Mr..
~ Uas dealer in produce, and he left LONE for
VIC purpose of purchasing lot of fruit in Ten
ass'ee. He took with him about 81 900 in cash,
SUI IL is supposed that he was murdered for thai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

UNFORTUNATE LAuNcm-An accident happened
1tle new steamer built at Saint Louis for Capt
lids and Boyd, while being launched on Weddes-
aE Owing to some misunderstanding among
N0ss who were stationed 10 knock out the pins
sheh held the bolts that sustained her on the ways,
Sse Stern of the boat commenced moving toward
as wafer, while the bow remained stationary, and
men tue bow was cut loose the STEM was several
il'ds nearer the water. which caused the cradle to
up nom under the boat and leave her lying on
ne ways It's said ttat $500 CT 50, GOO and seye-
al Weeks time will be required to place her again
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TEL lEGR A.P HTC NEWS
by BY n the i NliationalI Line.
rELEGRAPHkD PoRTheDAiLYi NTKILIGENcEE
50 ii, FOREIGN NEWS. 81 ~
t5agSi ~ ,e4l $50 IS s1-TI-s $50. All s i
i. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. 800
~ the Nationa1I ZINC,
FOREIGN NEWS. 5
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

,Isssa. tgsg x ali..aas Il .tls NEw YoRK, May "a.
Tue steamer America ariivedF at Halifax ut Z
/ o'clock on Wednesday morning. & e
1h ne report OF the ship Baiionr Ielntyesto The
steamship seen the 42st of A prii, confirmed,
4 with Important additions. The steamer was steer
! ing north%ard y, but altered her cou. ard tile
baidour, when she suddenly. disappeared. The
baidonI steered TO the spot and found large guam
| titles OF biscuits aud boxes. When the steatnsnir,
was htst seen ai,arque alongside, but The lat
yer sleeleu away SOUTH aud MS no one was seen, ON
board oil her is presumed that The barque saved
the PASSENGERS. y ~. ~ l i5',s ii'lf'e
Negotiations for an offensive and defensive al
lance between Sweden andsthe aliied powers a ne
reported. sssgt = D
1t is reparse1 in Paris that Spain, Portugal and
pledm INT arewiiling TO join the allies aud furnish
troops - z = $50 'sI S54s55t %
Hanover has declared against granting letters Of
mnrqlIe. tsfilii, Is a8iis i..t .i.il,-l - =,
is aboutto do likewise. p 4iaiiil
An Arab chief Jessnp, with 1000. followers, has
emUarked for Turkey
Fourteen 1. Russian MERCHANTMEN were captured
Admiral Dandas has proposed an exchange Of
prisoners. ,jsg,lti,i =
A new French loan of 25o, ooo. 900 fr. is now
talked OF. - y - n
II is reported thatthe English higate Amplion
went ashore near Rerel, and is supposed the crew
wee made prisoners. sd s,ig-ys 8r s,ts,N.f
PARis, Friday-Bourse firm, closing at &C 45a
9S9o. National discount Office lowered the dis
COUNT one per cent. ~ ~ '-las'7-
LONDON, I2--The Bank OF England raised the
rates 10 Cd; Bank of France yesterday reduced lie
rates to since February tue bullion the hank
OF france Increased tour iniliions and decreased
The same amount in The bank Of England.
Details Of the bombaIdment Of Odessa received.
The atfair far from decisive aud more distinctive
without any result. The attacking force consisted
OF nine steamers and ndetnchment OF rocket boats
The Russian batteries fought with extreme brave
~. The battle lasted 10 hours. During the ac.,
ton red hot shot from the steamer Terrible blew I'm
tile Russian Magazine the imperial m, lie, and 81
fenced Q formdable battery. Three Russian fig
ntes in the harLor We're burned TO the waters edge
and also two small ships aud two ships of war,
building. sss5,;ls-i :
opkssA, Way I2.-The inhabitants are return
ing to town, and places of business opening.
The rockets set fire to the lower part of The city
winch burned for two days.
Three 1.-The attacking steamers were partially
disabled.
The British loss coficia was twenty killed and
wounded. Il
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-.THE INTELLIGENCER. or.
JOE PRINTlNG.

Our Job Office. since our removal to new quart
r. has been enlarged, and improved by the adii-
Inn of new materials. In selecting our material.
- keen pace with the fashions of the day and the
5sm,nds Of the public, aud by adding as we are
Instantly doing. new and fashionable styles Of
,ns 10 our assortment W whenever there is an i'm
Sn,,ement in the art, our Job Office has been ex-
,,pde into one tf the largest aud best in The vest
Ne employ no persons but The best woTkmen, aud
respectfully solicit business men, and all 9th
,suho desire Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Bills Of
L,dlag, Blank checks. Handbills, Steamboat bills,
p,mplllets, or any other description of Letter
Press Printing, TO give US call, feeling assured
IN, We can render perfect satisfaction both in the
ayle and prices of our work. 100
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

TnE PRorEsrANr EPlscorAL coSvExr1oN al
Lynehbhrg, Va, adjourned sine die on Saturday
LsHingtOn-was fixed upon as The place, and the
III Wednesday in May, 1855. as the time, cor hold
iigthe next Convention. The salaryof the Bish-
% Of The Diocese was liked at $4,000. The Par
ochinI reports show the whole number of ccnmu-
!icanis to be 1886. Contributions to the cause
'freligon and the church ss4!25t.47.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

'TnE STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA arrived at our
Ehaff yesterday, and after tansacting her basi-
A passed quietly up the river. ,oith her etimnies
P unmOlested by any person. This was right and
Fop;r. Even if Capt. Klinefelter had not made
,aaPolosy, as he has dune, for the act which was
Construed into an insult to our citizens. it would
have been wrong 10 have committed any act Of
violence towards HE boat. asfst,
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70 Country Merchants.

MR.S.S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
WI McClaen Knox &c Co., the remaining partners Ia We
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, Cbroter OF s.
- Knox long and favoTaby tile trading pubilS
assuming the style OF Mcclnllens and Knox -
They would respectfully inform their old customers (yhu
have so long and LITERALLY sustained them all
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrv
ing from tie 10th to the last ofSeptember. 5sI
Hovng been selected with the bought
they attsr themselves that in their FAN Stock
Boos and Shoes they hold Inducements quality
and prices superior 10 any offered in the market To
Country Merchants on their cast they would bepleas.
cd TO their stock, and post them prces caressy
slaengnga comparison with the of BALTIMORE and
Ehiladephia lser3l McCLALLENS d KNOX
T oGAN, CARR e CO., have just received TO boxes
OF tobacco in addition 10 their large stock. Call
round at No 81, and specimen OF the .Californi
golden bar Tobacco, intended for all ..who love COCA
thing" Also large lot ofimorted sesars Just oh and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

'TnE New TnREE CEsr PlEcrs,.--A .new issue
Of three cent pieces has just been made. There is
some little additional ornament on the coin, but in
Olsf respects they exactly resemble the original
isue. The improvement consists in, the fact that
Tie new issue is, a silver, the metal corresponding
ii qFality with the olher silver coin of the United
Sales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

West Liberty 40 majority for Wickham. -,
MtSr5. Wickham and Alex. jacob were the sole
andidaies for Sheriff. Mr.. Day was candidate for
COMMISSIONER of Revenue for The city District, and
bad no opposition. Messrs. Dunlap and Maxwell
vere competing candidates for Commissioners of
The Revenue for the county District. Mr.. Dunlap
i, no doubt, elected.
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IA Gard.

The undersigned would tender their grateful acGnow-
elsemens to Capt other officers OF the Fort
Pit. for their kindness attention 10 the in their
etioh during her!ae trip city, withtae corpse O
mya6 N go - ,'7sli- lasi.Ia& e. GEORGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

We noticed few days ago the finding of the
tody of a young woman at Island II. in the Mis-
asippi. II proves to have been HAT OF a Miss
Bowen, of Memphis. who mysteriously disappear
ed from that city few weeks ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

TnE GRE4T EcLIFsE Of the Sun. according to the
calculations of almanac makers, t1kes place to-
day at o'clock and So minutes. twill be visible
athe Intelligencer Office and most other promi,-
Dsnt POINTS throughout the United stntes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

tn. ELECTION YEsrERpAr for Sheriff aud CON-
nissioiers of Revenue Of this county called out
rsry large vote, and was marked by much excite
nent and determination on both sides. The re-
silt fcr Sheriff is majority of some 700 for w. S.
Wckham. Below we give the returns as far MS
= .sv4-l last ntgbt; 'i'7''-s--,. ~ ~
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PARKERSBURGn!-Per Steante, Courier
Crangle q Co, 2ss sacks wheat, 5 packages m.z
y an q Cowgirl. Q hhls tobacco; w Anderson,
3 bxs pork; II K List & Co, do do; Wheat &
Chaplain, L1s & bgs rags; Reshiped, % ole
bbls, 3 do GIN sang, 3 bales deer skins, 4 bx mdz
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AdVioa,

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you troubled with cough; rain in the breast or
any affection oil the Lungs-Use Brentlinger's Com
pound Syri;p of Doneset. 4-4sf tll} =
If you are afflicted with Rheumatism have received
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or chapped-Uset IKE Berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
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arising from mpurity tho blood orte injudfcous use
mercury by all procure Brentlingers Fluid Rx-
tract of Sarsaparilla and llndelon.
These remedies been tried by hundreds and in AZ!
have satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine in tho cure of these
CONSTANTS, for Which they recommended .f 4
To be had at
iBRENTLINGER g. ARMsTRoNG,s5
Apothecary, Monroe stree, adjoining the McLe House,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

Col. A. B. cnAnuxRs. Of the Missouri Republi
can, died suddenly ON Fridaylast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

.THE alarm of FIRE last night was caused by The
hngiug Of a steamboat bell. r.