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arsICK AND 7AFFIlorED.' /. N \

THE most sale and certain remedy ever known 10 the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, cods asthma
bronchlsts, blood splitting. liver complaint, whooping
cough, Group, tickling rising in the throat nervous de-
bty, pains in the side or breast broken constitution
from the abnseor calome and other causes is DOCTOR
SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF, WILD CHER
RVS ard consumption, artor reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered ncurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
pa'ation. Remcmhcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and the only compound prepared by
physician is manufactured under Immediate care OF
DIR. StHAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia. 'ag '.-f. '.t.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES aAKERi KELLs q. Id
wELLi and PATTERSON d Co. Wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh DuRDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealer generally. - =. 9. .'.--z sepis
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pPoISoNING.n

Thousands Of Parents who use vermruse composed OF
Castor OIL calomc DC are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases, such as y0tion
loss of sight, weakness oflmbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advcrtsOmen
Ilobems"eks Medicines, which the attention OF
all directly interested In their own as well as their chill
drems health In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those OF bilious type, should make the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live, Pills.
GST"Bs NOT deceirsa =, but ask uobensack's Worm
Syrup and Mver Pills. and observe that each has the sig.
nature of the Proprietor. J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine ia1f 81 45r .t.-gi-lttl ...,, r.
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PAPER MAcuE. APapler5 Mache is becoming one
0ls2nH most importa articles of manufacture.---
In every furniture jewelers. OF fancy store which
eSer'Fway we Turn, we neholl rich and beautiful
articles OF fuInitfe and 5ioutefe Constituted of
plpisf macheA reSplenIent in ali The richness of
pearl apt gold, and IeioiciGg In the possession of
hues which, 5TiVa.St he Tainbow in -rnaSnifcence.
But The tse5of pap r mache not c0nfne,, to or
namentap orl indoor purposes. Ii is claimed as
EalI Ole nuxllI;sry T. The architect. In the town
OF beIgs4sn st'ruSSIa, is an elegant church. cana
Die OF holding 1000 persons, constructed entirely.
Statues and all, OF papier mache. Turning orr at
temflon 10 Australia, We find hat there TOO have
been reared PapIet nache hurchss, and not only
chutc.eS. b t'dweIlng houses and even villages of
papler mache. 80
Ihere arc extensive man fact ries of this article
Doth III land aud on The continent The North
western Gazste contains an interesting descrip:
tion OF the process ofEmanufaclure. 1t IS made of
rlap RieAwrapplpg, pa per,spastedtoge ether in sue
ceSslNe tayer$1 neniti is 10 beimo1lded into The
form Of solid fnrnire, fthr paper is frstpased on
u model OF sufficient thickness. tits Then pressed
with extreme power, cutinSlwos so that tue model
may be taken-opt, and tile parts being pluei To-
gethsEagarisuRop the edges. 1t is then turned and
niteu, AMI polished, and baked, varnished. and
baked and Vanished again. rhe' last Iaking i'm
parts It's black c0lor II it is 10 BE inla,d The
pearl and other material are fastened on in their
layers aud The vanishing process is repeated mil
The black aud .iniuL parts present uniform ,s,r-
lace s7ltisthen polished, aud pantt d, and shaded
anu The work lstheh finished. Paper machg fur
qnure being holtowsa as mn CHI lighter than wood
although tie paper mactis ItSeIfis2heavIer, more
c mpactsi atd,qnIte as strong as the ordinary wood
-.-B0St! T,J0nr.se IL a. hiET zoigfs3fs
A
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pwe happened 10 witness rather an affecting
scene intte Telegraph office in this city on We'd.
mss,iay evening. A gentleman CO lied al the ofie-
and informed Mr.. Taylor the OPP rato, with much
trepidnt:on, that lie had just learned t!at his broth
erAlad l.een drowned att eder<onvile, and wished
tn-lnquire asto tIe-ttuth oil the report Tay-
lor1mmedIately communicated with The opera,or
at replied tLaethe person sup
posed 10 have been drowned was alive and we'll.
and thaths 1hc rivertom the ieiryIboat
ia compapyEwlths bnla short time previously.
SO ovetJoyed was ihe.gentlemansby the Intelligence
that tepgsf from his ey. s. aud he left he r
fee with siacpiatipns Of thanks 10 Ills God, 10 Mr..
TayloTs aud to tLetelegrapifor therelIel from the
ierrbls suspense% hlchsEnd oppressed hlm-lIad.
Bunny, 24M. TSS'.'3
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REMOVAL.

.rHAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 tile now four story brick building
III b. le- No. .l17, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou streets, where
win be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customers
to call aud examine. -.
febi .38sgtr s.iu5 WIN. r. SELBY.
G1-J G. Setca Will be found at the above establish
ment. where he awaits Ills Old friends.
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:, UJohn Haddockswass hunsSat Morrisville, N.
Y, for the mufdes'ofi Mrs Mary r. 'cit,gS' nm
Friday las. On Thursday he confessed that he had
Committed the murder, and hadoniy ,feisned insan-
1tN with the hope that he might escaped being
hung. ~ 80 lslaFfsFf t5i's5 40
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Hints to Hougew IL

Brittannia should be first rubbed gently with n
wooden cloth dsweet oil; then washed in warm
sudS, and rubber with leather and whiting. Thus
treated, twill retainlits beauty To the last.
New iron should be sfadualIy heated al iits, or
Ter 1T hnf become Injured to The heat, ii is notlik-
ly to crack. -, 80. ~ --f - 80
II is good plan TO put new eurthen-ware into
cold water aud let it heat gradually-unti it bois-
then cool 1t again. Brown esIthenware particil-
larry, may be toughened in This way A handful
OF rye or wheat bran thrown in while it is boiling,
will preservelhe Glazing that it will not be de-.
Stroyed by acid or salt 77' e .f2 -'tfH d ~
Clean brass kettle lust be fore using il far cooL
ing with -aalitle salt and vinegar.
Inc oitener carpets are shaken, the longer they
will wear; the drttLatcollectS under them rrinds
oul the threads. aSa Yt. ..r-,,.t,r --5g . -
II You wish TO preserve fine teeth, always clean
item thoroughly after YOU have, eaten your last
meal at night. r. ss-
eWoolens should be washed in very hot suts. and
not rinsed. Lukewarm water shrinks them - o
Do not wrap knives and forks in wooIens.-
Wrap them IN good strong paper. Steel is Injured
by lying in waOlenS. ,-f.. ,-sl5a - -
Suet Keeps good all The year round if choppel
anu packed down III IA Stone jar and covered will,
molasses. tr= .F...+ sal4 : aer - Ii
Barley straw is best for beds; dry corn husks slt
into Sheds are DETER than straw. ~ ~ .sr5gl
When Inolasses is used for cooking, it is mo-
dlgious improvement 10 boil and skim Il before Won
use 1t. 1t takes outsthe unpleasant, raw taste,
and makes 1t almost as good as sugar Wh.ntmo
lasses is used much for cooking, il is we'll 10 prs
pare one or two gallons in this way at a time -
Never allow ashes to be taken up into wood, or
put into wood, Always have your matches and
lamp readyin case of sudden alarm. Have iul-
poian, papers all together, where you lay your
hand on them at once in case of fire.
Use hard soap 10 wash your clothes, al d soft to
wash your floors. Soft soap is slippery that it
wastes good deal in washing clothes.
II Is easy 10 have supply OF horse-raddish all
winter: Have quantity grated while the rout is
III perfection; put 1t in bottles; fill it with vinegar
and keep itcllked tight. ,'..s..5;..
Black garments frequently lose their lustre, and
become brown by use. Their original color may
be resto ed by making an infusion or logwood and
apply The liquor with sponge SO as 10 saturate
the rusty parts of the garment. when it may be
drle anu pressed off with hot'iron. sn =" sRE'5
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GJ-Jndge Boorsett, of the" Supreme Court of
New YORK, has decided against those policemen
who fcius=d 10 wear lie Hsw uniform amt inilmat-
edthat little ycouil notlee IRE to wear the badge
they should tonce resign, . ., nc - h...,s o't
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Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.

\ TS incnrnorsfee Inc AIononbabela ~, p.,,,a
ooi ~ ;IsoaJ comnnnv sfit r,aLS - atsl.s-
t;Sns1 AYES 90 nnes q ssN.5Se - -
AHnront;ntIne the nnbi;c ,aven,n = Ca
wear 1851 and 1885, ASsSssos 'os ',.e nScai
IncoInoroiiny he Q ai.;,t p So; noes none.
nonv Avs OF noas 10 90 ' AuthpNe Soh
/ i ncorno,ot ,ie.e ~ -.
nanv- o''eo States io'ei@Sohl-
TO ;ncornorat. Che poo,. c...,.u-,,... nv.
nike ComyamY ne DC DaSN S'eeA Naiiey rum
no ;ncorns.o, IL, "a w.
River r"rnn;L SnS aug oEeItyltee
r. ao I'm" - cSS.lPeIy. ayes So,E nose y.
bonds Of o., .e interest
the State apss si o guaranteed ny
ora leserk 70 me
90 noss Al f ~, ~ S'ss
=, 49,. S.lf M 49,
Jns,;tnts 'aS ''e
r. ;nooroo,.,, A., ~: ,aI.,, 1.,;..
ion,oorpt., a y, to am ihss.11Se.
Manu- Iactnrina snn,nans ne aI,'.nn;.se ~
f1le..s So'l , sNa s N..
~ of HaIJus '4e y M - sfS
70 ;nnrsasa tha o.n;,ol s,oo. .,ha Sa, ii
cv cas Sc, ssGSa
49,. -, SaI, - d. ~ 'A"s 'D ~
aI,tba,,Sin IN. " nnfeiS ra;troo, -
occoHira Iani p ~, c;,,, ~ w - , ~
noses, and 10 extend tbeir road tn he said land
I.aornSrst;,, 81 sN"e.,r -, u' - t. 80
n'1 t a''u
S..,t;.; IL - H : "a, n:
road ocan;-a =; ~. oI.n ~ ~
inv far ,bt.s IF 81 nn,,o,.,. ~ - - t
River Ra;Iroad Comn.nY $50 -
70 incnrnoTate IL.. kings Coat M; ;,as.. a.,
lManufactur,n, ComnanyY @S3TFGt '"s anu
Nv ,ncOrnr, q az w "a, = -
panv Of sNatfaIk s'' . 'on
40 ;ncornrr,t,s Tho 5So,;nt,,s ponL
in he county ~ N;cboIox 1-'s"i
To amend the seni;tle, an act IN inc o,norata
th.. Lriph Creek Mann ring Con- rns
Anrl 2Ist. 1882 81 sic nilthnT.ss san! cfnna
supply The civ Of Petsrsbats win wote,%
a nun,Ir Of lille W.. mall. rr1,. e., r,.ur
DAVIS. 49, - - : ~ 80 "
On, mo,ion of AIR ShackaIf,r1 tI,.- Ssn,,. d !
iournrd. IA D.. I7alI' . sls-l'I~i ~, ~
IaTli!I ssts 3D.. s-,. s.agtj .a l5s.4e,
| A communication from M. Hn,sa of i,aIs.sa 10
was read.@I Ihe following hills Nv ere cnns;,sr.5
.;Ihat 49, Is ~, os. u,
lie Ts see n 'pf Ro anu pas s
pany. = : - - >sS,.' - -
Icreas;n,tb4 c,nit,,t stool, u, tho Moraar,,,,,,,
| Rri,isa co,nnonv o,, nroy;,,;,T ,r - ~, $500 .a
Scriptiou on the part oil. the Stale. ss',s
To increase The ca pitul stock of the Russell Old
Court House and amd Arlington Turnpike .'9ll 3 '.i
| To authorize the INCORPORATION Of the Paris nd
| Piedmont Station Turnpike Company. ss17
| The House amendment 10 the bill Concerning
the compensation and empaunelling of inro.s,
we've uccur. ed in. 5000 49,
The otllel bills from the House were read and
| appropriately relerted . 'i' r - -aF 10.
The yarious Standing and several select commit
ices made repo,ts Of bills 4fcE5 ,Il4l
| Is 'viRcrSIa cxlLir.Ry INSTITUTE. sa'1g l.. e.
The bill uroy1tl;ur for the comnittion Of ,h.
barracks and Ih. erection I'll n Mess Hail al tbs
Virginia Military Institute came mn as 1bt. nn6n
| isl ed busin, S. .t'+- - ISL
! Mr. Snamds addressed the Senate in fnyor Of tbe
BILL until the exuIraliuu of tie mnrnn; hn,,r = -
b,is' -. ~ ,817Ionnrp or ruv nv g go
/ hill To Increase tbt. conIo stool, of H.. Eaa
ericksburg and Valley PLANK. rondS colhnanv. and
Vile in Greene COUNTY the 5s1 Of i or'aTs
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IRA spohaen IS S.sAy name, is soincr.
sci. I'm lmiser bic bachelor. cannot marry.
ior how canIl hopei5;o prevail on any young lady
possessed sof the slightest notion Of mo !estv 10
turn Sorners t7'' - - giisl5 ssh 81. y
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CoALi AsaEs.--Theh best purpose which coal
ashes eau De applied to IN town or country is III
inaklhg walks well LAID down, no weeds or
anu a ore dnraGie thatl Brick! % n Z M. ftt3,J
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TWhen Shakespeare made Polonius saw That
''the appnreFtoft pnocliu the man, lie could
not have foresesn the Ptanks Of Miss Emma snod-
grass! -Ea-L.- -l------ -
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sHGopper is eight times hehvie: than wafer; 1T
is converted INTO brass5by mxtnle with zinc
the copper will bear t.ammering, but brass is not
inaileabie. 1900, -. .,.s.ll 80
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D-Mrs. Rob,nson.a the double murIress, who
poisoned the man and woman IN Troy, last SUM
ner, is TO be tried this week. 4o1 80 . ala'529
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Protessor nIorse,s

Anyisorating Elixir Cordial ~
There was time when people epade 70 beise that
certain medicines had direct influence upothe blood
The fallaoy has been exploded. It is we'll known
that it is only through its elements tie ehye and Tie Sc
eretions that tho character vital chang.
ed AoTse's ITrgo'Gfng Eiif, patfcs ihesangnfefous
current by purifying the sccreons and regulating the
cction oil tho stomach aud livci and Tie bowels II is
Alternative and invgorant and the grand secret of its
in giving lone to
stomach bringing the functions every disorderel or
gan up to the standard Of healihul action, impatng
eneebed nervous system sesusainns power, and rem
dering capable of wistanding the external influences
which had heretofore enervaed orprostrated IT, Hence
1t iaa sovereign unailing remedy for dyspepsia its
forms and undue activity
seeretve organs; and for all the nc:uatons suspensions
and eScements which constitute tina symptoms of ner.
vous disease. When the constitution broken down.
thesappete Inert the dgesion be the nerves nn
strung mind clouded, and the system crushed
byphysea pain aud mental dependency It will revive
aud both animal strength the mental
with degree OF that times would
have been attributed to enchantment s5i s5ss4a
The Cordial is nut up, highly In mint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
SIX LOT twelve dollars. O. II. RING, Proprietor, =.
.s,ss' =, es,.'S, ~ " 1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies. 49, - ','f7 \ =
gents'-WHEEL1so-KELLS3 q. CALDWELL,
CIsotNsATI--B. H. AEAKLNiS.
n5-see advertisement. ~ ~ rs sfsf . mrs
II ''Al' n - ---sl L. rs sa-.l5si
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THEEAGE
MAN THAT WILL Aerp utMsELF TO SELL cilrx AZ
SSiN TO THE COMMUNITY arLARag!, ss9f III, III !
ISAAC PRAGEft has returned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry md Rnncy y Goods, lHosie.
ry &c, everexhibed in this city, Which he is onerins
at the new and beaufulbuildng. No lI5, NInin VI
tbetweea Monroe and Union at suclaslontsns
low prices as to cause esely one wi may call on him a,d
ladies' and gentlemen will find TO their own advantage
they do SOD TO utter tho above ex- larnation t'
His stock being too target ehumeutc, he
rect particular at!etico choice assortment OF the l.,
test styleor Hsiaids, French NIeriuos, and Wool
Deinines of every color. IL inn lkets, Embroider
anassortment OF Ii such as never we &c
-. b 81
To thetraae he offers particular advantages as, through
his connection with the rstimponng houses the coun
ry he Is able TO sell cheap any Jobber Easter,
Market. Gnovi1 lSAACPRAGER, lis Main ST.
JAS. H. McMEcHRN is a Candidate for the SHERIFF
ATTY, at the election 10 be held In tile Spring
oct2Stus So
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" Ex-Governor J. P. Gaines, Governor w.
M Med and. Etihq Bpfr.tt the wcri4's peace
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DRMoRsE's INvIG DRAFTING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy yet discovered for Gen.
eral Debility Physical Prostation 1riabiity and ali
the vSrous train of NervousA viii also remove
Depression, Excitement, Dislike Society," Incapacty
Study or Business, Loss of Memory Mental Debility
e'c.-see advertisement. - M .- ~, sepI6
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UT AsstIIIhOfe W nshln.tOM, Philndel ph in
nnd New York
$50 49, sSSsE 49, -

-. Great through Line for the East.
VIE baltimore and Ohio Rail from Wheeling tn
J. Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Rail Road at the Junction Catey called the RELAY
rouse miles from Baltmore and with the Philatle
hn'a and BALTIMORE Rail Road to Philadelphia
great tunnels upon The line completed and
te whole road Is In fine condition, presenting one or Inc
m9St ploturesque and romantic routes in tleworld.
The nav aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
washington Philadelphia, &C., may be had agents
or OH the boats. Hi-sf - : : =
The express malt Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ, CWheelng tfme) aud arrives at Cumberland C2Of
mes) at NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives in
baltimore CSS0 miles,) at A. NJ, the morning. ma
stOrEages.. !Tsssl -
nasgage checked to any orthe easternroint
without charge. = -FS1 = I 10 m y = "
Passengers and baggage transferred for
Washingi on at the Junction.. and for Philadelphia at Bal
unote, without raclarge Travellers allowed am
pie time and opportunity at all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, Cwith
privilege olynS over anywhere routeO SS5O-to
Washington. 50 90 10 Philadelphia, S1oto be had on
ard the steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio. ard
the Rall Road Agents at Wheeling B. EoRD) & Mounds
vile: ma7 wM. PARKER, Gen.l. Sup't
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@Hepr Peter Moron, member Of, then, York
Legislature, died at his residence in Flshkill,
Duchess county, on Sunday last!
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So szg - AL
4 BALTIMoRE a. ToHIo ,RAILRoAT

r a - NcwsArrrnngement. - - 90
Ego daily trdfns from Wheeling ttriore
cttg PhiiaaetRhte and vet6 York. p I, = ~
wesn se Monday nex the 2sd January 1851 be-
The first train will leave daily at 9A. M, Wheeling
4. The second train daily s:t5, p NJ ceiling tme ex
jano1 StH..lE.fryI u EoRn ,,.r,
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CDMMIssIoNER'S SALE.


~ ~ 4sa SciI cult court
Jane Smith and other. III chancery
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above cause,
the 29th day OF October 1853 will, commissioner
the said decree apponted ocesd 10 SELL Saturday
the 25th day of February, 1854, att O'Clock the
front door OF the house OF Ohio county,
tate in the bill mentioned, situated the side Of
Main sIeetin the 1st ward OF tho city Wheeling 'front.'
ing sixyfour eet Main street and extending The
same 10Th to the Ohio river ard bU undef The cassidy
Main street. on the south by North street the by
The Ohio river, and ON the north by line drawn
rom Main street 10 the Ohio river. distance
VIII be sold subject to the OF Isabel Gaden,
on credit OF two and three years; purchaser
giving bonds wit approved security bearing interest
from the day of sale said Interest payable annually
nd further Guilty. the title viii be retained until tie
purchase money is all paid.
WM. $ WlCKHAM,
1anl9 = = NJ u =, y She iG and Commissioner
q The above sale is postponed un The 9th day Of
March, 1854, at II O'Clock, a. Al. Z, 49,
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TheI,l1tat of Zinn

me Lutte of Zion. rs i-t.asf
A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music designed for the
use OF tile Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
~ choice collection OF tunes, with most OF .he old
IN ue; tSgsther with concise
ners etc ETC., byJ b. Woodbury. author OF the D1Ie
ner, etc assisted Rev: H. Madison. pastor OF Saint
1oni't Methodist Z. Church, New York :
also, q supply OF MethoLi<t hymn books cantica Iau
chTtstian Minstrel Hayden's Sacred Melodeon etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices hi
,oo5 slH9 ~ =, JOHN II. THOMPSON "a -
uESe9 x No 81 Monroe ST.
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-Bsome days ago .'the p on. Jere. Clemens, and
HonsrW. P. Harris, had difficulty and fight. in
some hotel in Washington. THE public ole now
efihsd Ylt the n signed by various
gentle men, SeIlato;s REPRESENTATIVES, and private
eiuzsDssthat stbe matter 'has been settlrd in
manner honorabls ndcrdable to both paries''
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HJ9hn Cotton has been fob nd guilty of murder
fenced to- be hung on The Isl Of April next. srr,
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A NOVEL CoMDENsEp.--AIoonl:ght night--shady
grove7--tw.o loyers-eternai tideiiy-yonng lady is
rlsnSonng man poor7-grea, obstac e-young man
proud--very hand.ome-very slnart-snre TO make
foriune-young lady's father very angry-won,t
CONSENT 1sen other intercedes-no gos-rich 1iyall4
very ugy-yery hard hearted-lover in a bad fix
won't part-die hrst--mo moonlight agaih-.garret
e-nlarFiage7rod man in age--won,t forgive,
them-disow ,them--old man gels sick--sends for
ms orgfven- all made up-s- oid mar,
dies---youns couple get all The inoney---ive in tile
mnchhappiness. Fins. q oHHAll Es9HEAE
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y0HtE I7]tA.t' =. N uEspAX, Feb. %, 1854.
communication FROM the Senate announced
the passage oil a number OF bills of whlch thefol-
lowing were taken through their different stages
and passrL: r., sss z s...as ~ n -
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pHon. John D. sPhelon has gheen appointed
Cletk;ofthe Supreme Caurt of Alabama, a,positlon
Nortt. 5000 per annum.sss hs',55;s.i -sIE Ftsa
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-nTwot THOUSAND coiIeEs. along the ,Monon5ea-f
hela rivef'litay e,srqck fora higher NiagesY4a
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assSs =. fabraska Bill in the Senate.
II WIN by OUT telesraphic dispatches
,to' u, THAT Nebraska Bill passed
Tue seus = q Aturday morning at five o'clock, by
woe .. = Eks. 10 IA noes. The Senate was in
Session - 6ght onaF Friday, aud an angry aud ex-
e'""s 6e transpired, which at one time grew
NJ ~ Agerously personal. ri.az
sst1re glad o'ses' that the matter was finally
~ INTO a Pickwickian sense, and we are re-
esafhatitis settled at last that an ambition for
ne F'Rseslaency is not base and ignoble We should
not wonder now after Mr. Chase's clearly express
sd-opinon, although extorted. that ..the ambition
to be'Presidentis not altogether unwo,thy''i that
some very respectable men may consent 10 be
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Ca-.Ll s-s-iJ .1.s.l-s : sslr.7.l 80 lrtlsa
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