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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08
Read! Read!!
AND KEEP II CONSTANTLY IN YOUR


UUIVSs AN u LIZ IN -TUTK
MINDS
'fNHAT have just returned from tile East with INV
SECOND FALLS7OCK,
and that Is The largest hlndsOmest and ceanesi ever
brought 10 wheeling. and say, with perfect confidence
that II only needs looking aud examining 10 insure sales
my assortment consists PARTLY Of
1900 collars, at only cents;
25OO do at from % cents to $500, amongst which
are some so beautiful aud entirely new GJst a r
rived IN the BaItic) that they Will sell themsei yes,
6JI pairs ladies Kid Gloves, vrry superior at 37Ic.
SOO 90 misses do extra fine, slightly dam
700 pieces Coburss, at all prices and all cOIo-s;
90 do French Me,imos, to suit the most q stidous:
1000 do Trimmings the very latest STYLES, such ~
mOire'Antique, Plain and kdged. mVss Il immling,
1000 Yards calico. all styles and prices some very nice
With so many other goods, of such beautiful designs
mar an ASK Is Tor you 10 examine Dy stock, aud an
u Come, see and be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER
Eastern Bargain Store, 1I5 Main Ct
OCIO between Monroe nj ITrinr
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New Fall and Winter Goods
N, S; RIG ELS,

HAVE recently returned fioin New YORK. wbsr. !
have supple" myself with gorgeous snck NJ
EooHs IN my ne for cold weather. Consisting OF broad
cloths, all colo and qualities, HEAVIER cloths or Smns
nor qual ty for making OverCoats Faucy and plain CAS-
VESTINGS.
SIX Velvet silk sItn. merno and many other STYLES
., MhCh 10 thlnk are little superior 10 anything
that can be found In this market, and which am nrs
pared 10 make 10 measure, in superior styles E''
READY MADE CLOTHING.
am now making up beautiful assortment q: CLOTH
ing ara VIII Keep hereafter general stock Of Ready
Made 'FoOhs, from the finest material down IN n,cn,,
and common. WV" l" meu'u''
have also yey beautiful stock Furnishing goods
Shirts NAe'"iO ana white
have The hest assortment OF Silk and Satin Ties
ARG STOCK Always ON hand Also, cravats and collar
HuG every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
Ios establishment, all of which will sell very chean
~ Please give me a call.
ocIo s. RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

FIVE silver VI eIaIs and seven Diplomas
have been awarded TO DAMS for first class Dagucrreo-
tyres. Adams Il Co.'s Gallery is The corner of UIion
and Main sts Strangers invited to call. citizens
course will do Pictures taken eeop the c,ap
est. ie3O
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FOR a SHORT TIMri ONLY !!

SPCcincIcs, &C., ground on thc cxnCt prim-
~ ce 81 SIhcTIcdl Accuracy, by Il. SOLO. OSS, tie
cechr"ie" OrticSH from The Improved Srcctac Manu-
@CoTy AMI London Optical rs adjustment, No. l0j Old
ago. $50" - '''''''
Solomons tile sole Inventor OF tie Improved Spec
'eSS,o"a' visit to this place, aud may he at las
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

NB.-My wife has also obtained pair which bersfis
her as much as mine do me-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

am happy In bearing my feeble Testimony ina
MT SolonOms Eye Glass think them super or TO any
der their use. g. McCoOK Al ~
Late Professor in Washington University, Baltimore
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tLEvEtAND, Oct. 9th, 1851.
II affords pleasure 10 state that on Tic Iia of
al 81 ecnens OF SrectAces placed in my hands by Mf.
solomon, fluid myself much relieved from defect
SION ana especially weakness OF the eyes. which
ia vc suneIed Tor The last two yea s. whenever have
erClsed Them, even Tor short period Of time ihuG
lhey are OI an excellent quality pecuiail Is adapted
such durposeS. p KiRTISND NJ H.
Professor OF Physical Diagnose and Theory and Practice
VI Medicine Med. Dep. w. X. College.
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,..., PTTTsBURnH, June s Ii. 1853
am using pair OF Mr.. SOlOmOns' (ilusses and iid
thetI very comfortable. cheeTfuly add INV ma me TO tic
HuhoeT oI those who recommend Ili,m.
JOSEPH T. GAZZAM, NJ. D.
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JOHN y. zIMMER. RonERr lnpursoN.

JOHN ZIMMER. ROBERT IRUuTSuN
ZIJIMER f IBBOTSON,
MOULD respectfully innlm their friends, and the
w public generally. that they have opened a Grocery
Store al lie corner OF Market and Union Streets in he
room recently occupied by W. e. Robertson where Ii ey
Intend 10 keep full supply OF FRESH FAMILY GRO
CERES, and will take pleasure in serving them out 10
customer al the very lowest M rket rates
They Will still carr on their cam Bakery, and arc
ready to fill tic orders OF ali their old friends as well as
new ones, for all the different kinds OF Crackers and
hIeAuS-
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For Rent

G. Solomon is in this city, ard may be consult
ed at his Office in the Union Hail. Main st. uvG
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLES TINCruRE.
CRAMPS.

SRAWE''
The most efficient remedy for cramps in the stomach,
Cholera morbns or any other stomach arrangement, Is
Tree use Of Dr. Hoseiter's Stomach Rttrrs. The com
Ing season generally brings its periodical diseases, all of
which can be avoided by timely of these BieTs
time. As family medicine they have no equal. Their
medical virtues have been tested by most eminent
physicians, and adopted i" theIr practice whenever
tonic is required.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
and by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
nvs LAUGHLlNS d BUSHFlEID.
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toe r., - 'Hu Nv. ''OOO SlIHSa-
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go VI H"' O''''u S'A'S' "S
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To FIRST APRIL, IS56.
THAT large anil cJmmOdiOus Warehouse on waier
street. formerly Oecupiedby Mr. J. b. Keys, deceased
as a Forwarding AVID commission house.
Possession given Immediately. The Office fixtures
viz: Desk stove, CARPET &c, and Truck and Scales viii
be disposed OF at fair raIes
Apply to GORDON, MATTHEWS & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

SOMETHING ABOUT HAMProN's T1xcruRE-ro NER.
Vous SUFFERERS.
As an lnvgOralOr and restorative, where gentle slim
uant is wanted believe it superior tie CofdaIs
heiOIe the public, for DYSPEPSIA, COUGH
SCROFULA and RHEUMATISM, with all diseases OF the
>tOmaCh ami bowels, ii has been truly successful 10 the
SiHGe and marIed. We offer the most valuable remedy
which thousands will testify Call aud get pamphlets and
For sale by t. II. Logan s. Co., Wheeling, gene.
sold by M]RIYMER L. NOIVBRAT,
$40 Baltimore st, Baltimore
and Sy4, Broadway, n. Y.
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baltimore, Oct. IS, 1856.

MessTs. Mortimer T. Mow6roy:-
Gents; / have delayed cntiely too long in
writing TO you in relation TO the virtues OF llamptOns
TinCtuTe. lear, now, that cannot give the atCt.
world just idea OF tile good have derived rom its
uses the benefits haV" been great that eel inadequate
TO the task attacked with the chronic rheumatism
in its most malignant fom at the early age O Two and
hal years, and continued to be afflicted until crossed
the Atlantic Ocean my way To America at which time
II changed Its Iorm into gathering h9t at this time
attained growth, aud expected TO be well again,
as the disease came III the first place. oil my being uacH
Gted from Child who had the white swelling When my
GATHERING first broke II did not discharge less than
quart, and SO continued trouble every time took
cold or was III the least atigued my bodily strength
very near the gravel my hip joint had been place
ever since had the iirst attack Al the age OF thleem
general debility Ielt from the discharge my
gatherings, caused often to think that should never
suffering one hour until my poor body should
he changed, and become like unto "Chrst's glorious
Ity.'' F''
hid taken so many medicines, and received so little
nearly all the celebrated LiHieMts and other external
remedies had heard OF had been placed bymy friend
under some OF the best physicians in England, and all tile
'elei ever obtained but tIansil0ry duration
When first heard, OF HamptOn's Tincture, hid not
who had known hT Jarrett PumneT when his Suhrrings
were at the worst and had witnessed the wrought
upon him. To please her, consented to try the Tic
ture, aud had not taken battle before began feel
ITS beneficial ehecss-ny strength cturne-my appetite
became GOOd-my complexion CeaT-l iclt like anOth
er person Through the influence Of this friend, you
came acquainted with my Case and requested 10 me;
@ = lie , 'y sse way STCn EecIa one inat you
c init, aud il desired take it, you would esemt ii
to me, ii II was Tor the space five yea&-bul only eg
months have elapsed. and Ihqre lost rery symptom
Of diseGSej have become strong and heartt-i eau
Stand as much II not more Iague Than most OF my lady
acqnaintances have hca.huI cOmpIeXion ard all NY
trends say am getting quite .Sy, lining is cettain
my IalHe LIMB is fu lie as large again it before ami
can IMP about home without CruCh.
] oIIcm wish my patents lad known OF this remedy
when was Child as believe should been sa ed
the uciatns pain have been subjected TO- as well as
the dcO nifty body must carry IL the grave and my
patents wo"ld not lave been under such heavy expenses
celebrated springs IN England in search OF heath wish
all the atc'ed world could see and hear the benefits
10 make all acquainted with with whom ONE
in contact
Gentleman. 4 thousand times Obliged 10 vOu mud
you are at liberty use my name and Ga Sc to all
! remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY \. SCOFIELn,
No. 63l w. Baltimore ST.
To Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray, go baltimore street,
baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08
The ELECTION in new York

Took place on Tuesday, Some returns may
probably be found under our teIegraphic head. In
order that our headers may have a sortof cata-
logue, as guide to the various parties in the
field, as they would to multitudinous cattle
show. we furnish the following list:
Republicans, HalfShelIs,
Wings. RefOrmers,
Democratic Wings, HindOoS,
Dem. Republicans, Working Men,
American party, Woolly Heads.
Z" Democracy, Know NOthings,
ProtestantS, Know Something's,
Liquor Dealers, Land ReformerS,
BaTnbnrneES, Liberty party,
Hard Shells, Anti. Renters,
TeetoialeIs, TempIaLs,
Silver Oreys, United Americans,
ProhibitioniSts, ChoctowS,
Temperance party, Hunkers,
Stringent Liceucers, Moral Suasonists,
Soft Shells. Sons Of the Republic,
Practical Democrats, German Democracy.
Crack Shells, Live Wings,
Dead Wings, Lager Berries,
CaEson LeagueEs, Free Lovers,
Radical AbolitioniSts.
The above list is doubtless incomplete. as seve-
raj of the Shells were in transition snte at our
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W-The Ho4RHoUND BALS4v prepared by T. H.
Logan + Co. is an excellent cough remedy. 1t relieves
hoarseness, sEtness in the chest, etc., in short time
Price % cents.
@Prepared and for sale by
T. II. LOGAN & CO.
oesr bridge corner, Druggists.
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINCTuRE.
As tOne-alierative and blood purfer-it is certainly
valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it aer years of
ing. Read the testimony in another column.
T. H. LOGAN & Go.
Oc3l Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

ROcHEsvER, January 10Th, 1851.
Inc best recommendation give the Glasses OF Nj
"OIOhlOl Is That use them myself and prefer IhrH.
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ u.
Professor of Antony, University OF BuiTliO
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NEw YORK, June Iih, $50.
9nlneu the principle on which they are constructed
nave no hesi aiiOn in pro uunCn. them superior aNy
WIN which an acquainted, and accordingly nnsl
oheerly recommend them TO all who need iit,iI aid
!" improving their vision. CHAS. VI. LEE, " j.
Professor ol Pathology and MateIia MedCa, Geneva,
buffalo and BOwdon College.
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The above list is doubtless incomplete. as seve-
raj of the Shells were in transition stnte at our
last accounts. Edr
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Public Sale of Land;
w I'LL be offered for sale Public Auction on Monday
the 18th OF October inst at lie front door III tic
G G rouse ~ Wclshurg the whole The uldiyded
h9 al OF The following described lands to wit:
Inc Fam occupied by d. Brown, sr CONTAINING ,bo,t
two NUM- red acres lying on the WellSburg and WaSITs
ol turnpike about ore and half miles east OF WeIIS5
nuI and adjoining the lands OF s Jacob aud others s
leC 70 an annuity of one hundred dol airs rer am,n sun
hundred and twenty acres lying the Ohio liver about
ALSO,
Three hundred Acres OF land living nm III. r,i, H.;
an Mason n, county, Va adjoining lands Of b. PolseS
Sale to commence at 10 A M at which tim. ,h. term.
will be made known. ~ ''"'e tue terms
DANFORTH BROWN. Sir.
JOHN ID. BROWN and
DANE BROWN jr
c-z-r,. .,. EHcC'Ts estate John brown, Sr decd.
oa,L "e SO"Ee SAFE Is postponed TO Monday October
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PnILAbELruIG. June i,l $50.
cordially concur, iar my Judgment goes ~ tue
opinion Of my friend and colleague, Dr Ire. IN cs,r'e
TO the perfection CT Mr. SOIunOns and oval ss
ses Tor lar sigh edness The grindH anpcaTAto be good
ahd clear, anu the general workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, ". D.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva COcGe'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

WMErLIEG, Oct. 9Th, 1852
have tried for short time pair OF spectacle, ur-
lnshed ny Mr g. Solomon, aud take pleasure ~ estiYhs
10 their good quality. have also prOcuro, rar oe"n
cave glasses or Mrs. IlOusiOn which in their effects ave
NJ. H. HOUSTON, NJ. D.
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r cnf TObncco.-eoh hls. OLD Kentucky Leaf Iobr'
IL co, for sale BY = - = =
Msl LOGAN, BAKER < Co
ogDENS' Cumulative Bal,am for the summer Conf
II pllint uSt Icc'db by j. II. VOWEIIh.
aGs6 Sisn OF Red NOItar, 70 MOhr0e ST.
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WHEELING, Oct. Sil 20
This is to certify that have examined Speotaclcs
shown by e solomon, and have also used pair present.
ed hy him lind them very SUPERIOR mud with pleasure
recommend them TO all those requiring the aid al glasses
oc11 a. r. WHEELER. H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

FLOUR! FLOTR! FLOUR!
INHE subscribers will have constantly on and in the
future coed brands Of ramiIy fine Flour
for sale by the single barrel larger quantities. 10
which the atent On OF the public respectfully invited
a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

WHITE BEANS
Wanted, 601 busheI small White Beans, by
q nV6 GRO WILSON
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

LOOK OUT BELow.-The strong.
minded women are moveing South as
it would seem from a notice in pap
or called the Type Of the Times. pub
lished in Cincinnati
WoMAN's RIGHTS CoNvENrIoN.-
This convention meets in this city on
the 18th, as We have before given
notice. Preparations are being made
for good meeting, and we can assure
al that they will be paid for their
time spent in attending it. And fur.
ther. we think it the duty Of all who
have the time to spend, to attend the
Convention, and by their presence
give their influences to the further
ence of this good cause.
The Speakers from a distance are,
Ernestine L. Rose, Lucretia Mott,
Rev. Anttonette L. Brown, Rev. Sam.
uel J. May and others. Lucy Stone
BlsckwelI,now Of our City. will also adj
dress the Convention.
When they get through with their
petticoat pow WOW. at Cincinnati. we
invite them to this city; and promise
to give them a warm reception, with
open arms. We have b'hoys enough
10 attend to them and make no
doubt, ifthey come they will be pressed
70 stay.
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Gbt 9ailp Comet.
BATON ROU0E,::::::::oCT. 20, 1855.

10 A bakers half dozen Of Air.
harts. At Scratcha .naschie, in the Par.
ish Of Caddo, have, according to the
Advocate, Withdrawn from the Know
Nothing. atlas the American olias the
Dark Lantern, alias the Abolition
alias the Prescription, alias the mid
night assassin party. What q loss
The Air.hcarts should petition the
Legislature for a change Of name
They should be called hererfer the
"Fsint-hsarts.' As the day Of bat
tie approaches, what q sad reflection
II ID, tba: we may possibly be on the
weak side. and our prospect for spoils
and place forever blasted. A mar
deserves credit for fighting on veal
side, If bis course 10 just that he doe.
not got when in the overpowering ma
jority. Leonidas. had never gained
the place in history which he has
had be not taken bis stand at Their
mopylo. with . handful Of men, te
defend that pass against tho enemies
Of bis country.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

TEE PowER OF ELoouENcE.--There
10 no power. like the power Of elo-
quence. Even the wedge and the
screw" Of our friend Amos Czute Esq
must pale away into insignifcsnce;
before the transcendent power Of elo.
quencs. The following beautiful er.
tract. will satisfy the skep,ical on
this point. 1t is from a speech
delivered to the Cyrilogian Society Of
Mount Vernon. 10 the fruchfyiug State
Of Ohio" This ladies and gentle.
men. Is an epitomized panorama Of
the epicureau performances at which
philauthropists, patriots and christians
have reluctantly gased for many of
the last anterior centuries Of the world !;
and earth's most fiery bells have been
tsrri6cally uucapped and tho pestil.
entail stream has rolled down happi.
flying Endens, propagating internal
dragons. naked deviis and hot damna.
ton. until philanthropists have inter.
red their bene6cent motives Of univer-
cal federation and themselves have
suuken down into melancholy gloom :;
amorous patriots have been disturbed.
lest their voluntary immolations should
not be responded, while christians,
With hearts bent heavcnward, with
anxious solicitations have watched the
approaching gloom. But this chroui-
cal routine Of affairs in the moral world
is soon to be Yvolutionized and V'r'
tue wiU Triumph.'"
There! We hope this is out, here,
time enough for some Of the stump
orators. in this Parish, to work it into
sspeoch. It would have . telling
effect.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

T The New York City Council
are still engaged in showing up the
rascality of the members, who are
nearly all on committee for iuvestigat.
ing charges against each other. Ac.
cording to present appearances, if the
two Boards we're to exist another year
they would find themselves guilty oil
offences which would render it incum.
bent on them as iaw abiding citizens
to 90 to the penitentiary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

Washington Hving.-Among the
auditors at Niblo's theatre, New
York, on the evening Of the 18th inst,
was Washington Irving, 1.-The great
original Of the opera Of Rip Van
Wrinkle, which the Pync and Harrison
troupe were performing. lie was the
observed of all observers, and one
enthusiastic friend SO far forgot the
bounds Of propriety as to propose
three cheers for the genuine Rip
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26
OurTELY Walled ORA S

QurTELY Walled ORA St.
Petersburg correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, says that a Polish gen.
tleman who was recently sent from
that city to Kew, with $50 900 roubles
to purchase horses. proceeded directly
to Warsaw, and thence to Paris. The
correspondent entertains hope that
he will be arrested Notwithstanding
the war.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

Rachel, Joan Of Arc and the Mar.
seilioise, and Lagrange and Puritani.
On the occasion of the great French
tragedienne's benefit at New York, on
the evening of the 18th. she was an.
nounced to appear in the drama Joan
Of Arc" by Schiller, and to sing the
immortal " Marscillaise," and Nine
Lagrange, the prima donna of the Aca-
DENY, had handsomely volunteered to
sing the grand scene in the l Puri.
tani,' of Bellini, on the OCCASION
That was constellation of brilliauts,
truley!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

At a meeting of the above association held the
22nd Instant it WIS, Resolved, That we deem II
proper to declare that the yellow fev YER, has ceased
iu this city, rs an epidemic.
Resolued, That in future no nurse will be paid
by the association, unless engaged by special or
der Of its members.
Resolped, That all those having accounts against
the above Asso, iation. contracted by any ~ IT.
members, present them forthwith for payment to
the President or Secretary.
JOHN X. DUFROCQ, President.
G.. A. Pike, Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

Col. FERMoNr-The Washington
correspondent ofthe New York Courier
and Enquirer, speaks ofCol. Fermont,
wLo is now in Washington says:
The extensive interests Of this gen.
tleman in the Mariposa tract Of gold
lands are materially affected by the
course Of the Attorney General. with
reference to the recent decision of the
Supreme Court, in his favour. Gen.
Cuthing holds this decision to be not
conclusive against the claim that these
are Government lands, and has given
orders under which further proceed.
ings will be had for the purpose Of
testing the rights of the parties.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

Professional Card.

nR. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier (France) having re.
recently established himself in this City
offers his professional services to the public
uvHe will at all times be found at MIR
PuJoL's residence, (near Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. Ioct25-tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-26

sKossuth's Hatred to Russio.-Iu .
recent publication in London, this
noted Hungarian exile takes occnsion
to curse Russia in the following hearty
manner:
bate her an the corner stono Of
despotic oppression. I execrate her
as the mu1erer Of my country
Whether | look at my children, the
homeless wanderers in the desert Of
exile, the tender plants my weary,
hands and my weslherbeaten breast
can scarcely contrive to shield from
the chilling storm whether my soul
flying TO the land Of my birth, my
dear, nv beloved Hungary whether
| mediate as q member Of Europe's
great community, or feel in the sub
lime capacity Of man. curse, revenge,
exccration on the Gar, are mingled
with my feelings, with my thoughts.