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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-12
LOCAL NEWS
The Meeting To-Nigh.

Let there be an earnest and enthusiastic rally
Of the friends of freedom this evening, at the
City Hall. Able and earnest speakers are an
nounced, who will not fail to interest the
audience. Hon. Robert B. Hail. member elect
to the next Congress, is confessedly at the head
of the Massachusetts, delegation in point Of abil-
ity and eloquence
Hon. a. J. Wright, member Of the Senate
from Suffolk County, and editor of the Boston
MeYcuys an earnestand very interesting speak
er. He is printer by trade, and in former years
was an active ard prominent man in the ranks of
the workingmen. He is from the Wing party,
but latterly, he joined the American party, and
he was one of the most active men in bringing
that organization into existence. As delegate to
the Republican Convention from Boston, he is of
opinion that, as an honest man, he cannot bolt
the nomination of Rockwell. We hope the me-
chanics and artizans of Worcester will turn out
and hear them.
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EBRESERVED GINGER-For sale by
- uH H. GRIFFIN Il CO.
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I AIDES BROADCLOTHS, SLIP Ia
- PER YARD.
For sale at BRYANrS Ladies' ali Wool Cerp,o, p,od
cloths at the above Low Price. Call at BRYANTs for
"iS Ear gains GEO. p BRYANT.
Mi.
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Manuiaeturers and Dealers in all kinds of
COITON AND W 90 LEN SHUTTLES
New Worcester Mass
f22 dtf RICHARDgON A. sWEEu
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a. Freuttss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
ana stone Over the Quipsigamond Bank Entrance Ia
main street. House Crescent Street An orders VII
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention naA ~
Drafting Machinery. dec30 Az
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MONEY TO LOAN on Gold and Silver
49,. watches, and other Personal Property Apply as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-12

lSSoLUTION OF COPARTNER.
- The Oopartncrship heretofore existing be
tween me subscribers, in the Machine Jobbng business
Is hereby authorized tc settled e affairs Of the late Grm
30 WILLIAM THOMSON,
OH d3W HOLLIS BALL
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m. "a CTS of Rose, Nutmeg Grange, Lemsn, Va
~ -, hnla' strawberry, &c. a., ror sale by
II ~
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For Attorney General, = E. RooKwooD
HoAR, of Concord.
For Secretary Of State-GEoRGE +. Will
LIAMs, of Boston.
For State Treaswer-THoaAs ]. MARSH,
Of Waltham.
For State Auditor-SrEPHEN n. CLIFFORD,
OF Duxbury.
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Nhk EE GIRLS, with good references, desire Sit
u uations to do homework. Apply as above.
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MUNN's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!
233 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS. oa3.
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MARRIED..
In this city by Rev Mr.. james, Mr. Otis Putnam and
Miss Harriet Il. Waite.
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WOoL BLANKETS AT FOUR nor.
w LARS PER PAIR!
h 9ze and very Heavy, as good quality as can be
IN me CITY Tor 5000 for sale at the above price
Va uoW GEO p RRYANT
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& LES w. JEN CKs.

u hhds p r. and Muscavado Molasses
70 bbs. S.uarts Extra Refined Sugars
0s chests Superior 0olong and Green Teas
2O9lbs. Ground Nutmeg 30 ,.s
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O FARMERS.-Employm wanted by man
& On iarm, or TO do any kind Of laborng work. APP
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= ~ Ut I0IVVVt tI1t0 IEOttCb u YfOtlSNeU
Heavy TWilled Red Flannel, all Wool. for 25c.
Fine Plain al Wool Red Flannel, 25c
+ Fiae Gotten and Wool D0MET Flannel loo.
"a Bleacehd Cottons, 64c
Heavy A Brown Cotton4, Che.
price $4.00. 1880 FOV'
Coeheco Merrimac, Fall River Prints loo
Prints for Comforters, 4c. per yard.
SLACK DRESS SILKS, ga wide, soc. per yard
Hamilton, Pacific, aud Manchester DeLaines, lie
bargains, on GEO p RRYANp IVA
W 10" 154 Main st
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~ ". VI Binhe viii give instruction 10 classics or
emalicS, &C., at No. Bowdon street. aai0 deod0m
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A LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON--For sale
10y a., T.. SUTTON,
olV du Mechanic 81.
SHEET IRON AND ZINC.- 400 packs Rus.
~ ss sheet lron 1000 bundles English do 20 casks
hleel Alnc, assorted widths. For sale by
M W @. FOSTER n co.,
No isd&w6w az Mainst
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E5Rs6s IMPROVED STOCK. The subscriber
kS-ss' has purchased the famous imported ALDER.
AAl4Ra.. NEY BULL, which took the first premium az
one hundred dollars, at the Great National Cattle show
a. Springfield, Ohio last fall over al other Bulls Of every
Duou f0r the raising OF Dairy Stock, he is unquestona
ngn worthy Of the attention of the farmers of Worcester
souhty. lie e an animal Of good size and Of lne form
nBute ne was Three years old the FIRST of January
ias o weighs 1900 lbs HcNylll remain at the stable Of
or The present. where his services may he
hadat 70, payable invariably in advance. ' ~
my30 dawu pArNp ATnprcu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

TnE NV RLaluESTs ~ TIE ARMY.-OtlerS
have been issued from the War Department, as
sguns the ranks Of The several Officers in The four
new regiments, Some Of lie officers have hO'
been officially notified Of theit appointment IN
consequence Of their address not being known 10
tho Adjulunt General. We qnote lhs following
from Tic ordpts Of the Department;
The headquarters Of The first and second Teei.
mcnis OF cavalry will b. established al Jefferson
Barracks, Missouri, and Louisville, Kentucky, re-
Sppcliyely, lie Headquarters oil the ninth nIAnlIy
al Fort Monroe, Virginia AMI nG the tenth regiment
Ut Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. The recruit.
ing iOr the Hew regiments will be conducted under
tue superintendent u their colonies to whom all
the officers appointed will accordingly immediate.
IyTeputl, by letter, givlnE their address, aud Sug
costing The places IN ileIr nrighbOrhUOd where Ee.
cnlllg rendezvous could ptuLably he opened 10
tlie best advantage.
TIE first aud second regiments Of cavalry will
bc uniformed OS lie present feelmenlsu( dtaGoons
except Ne trimmings Of The cap unrl coat, winch
will 10 yellow Instead Of orange. The nntlI and
tenth regiments Of infantry, with The exception OF
Tie knopsacE straps aud waist bell, which will bs
according 10 palterIls in the QuatetmastrI'S aud
Ordinance Departments. They will also br tut.
nlshrd with busleS instead Of drums.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

iIORRisLE DEATH IRON IlYnSoPnosn.-Mr a.
ROlers, OF franklin, OHIO, died OF hydropllObia
last week. Tie was Bit by mad I!Og Thirty yeats
ago. being man VI powerful physical frame,
weighing near 200 pounds, il is prObnbIe thOt lhe
strength Of his constitution kept the effects Of tile
virus in his system subdueL On the 10Th Of jan.
usrr, however, small, half StaHetl dog BIT him
On the hand, when he instantly remarked 10 his
wife that he never felt such pain. A severe
headache and a slight. nervous fever ensuel,-
When Alr, Rodgers became aware that tlU lOs was
mad, he al once felt that under his peculiar stu.
aiOn with the virus VI former bite N his system,
his case was hopeless one, aud Immediately made
his will, communicating his arpreLenSiOns 10 no
person, not even his family. A few mornings NJ.
forwards on attempting to wash his hand aud face,
he found himself unable 10 get his hunl ino the
walet lie ate but little breNElast and In a short
lime went IN ted. About II O'Clock Friday night
he WAS seized by fearful spasln. Daring all his
sulTefings, 10 the very moment VI bis death, he wat
conscious Of his condition, aud SeeIned 10 take
particular care 10 harm no one during his fuyins
its, although he was IN no way secured " con'
fined, and IN thu Slle room with his friends aud
attendants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

BAuoAcE ron THE 0rnsn WoRLp.-Afr Editor.
The following incident occurred IN your city, with
IN sight Of your office few weeks ago. Two
children, agrl Of seven years, and boy OF five,
were playing Ia the story above that IN which tlleit
mother was sitting with friend. Suddenly The
quick ear of mother caught tile sound Of little
ieet huiEylls to Tie stairway, and then lie voice
OF the little boy almost Eaudible thtOngll terror,
calling he, 10 come, "Come quick, Ddughty's IN
The trunk" fastening 10 tue spot, she asked
eagerly, "Where's The key I" "Ohl Daugbtps
goi It, Daughlys got IT." sold The III lie fellow aud
lie danced wildly about the room and threw lis
hands in sgOnyl Aud surely there was cause fOr
his wild fright, Tie little girl had taken the key
in her hand, for fear her brother would look her in
aud placed herself III this large trunk, and now
the lid was closed, tho spring lock male II last,
and there was Ito keyl Swinging 10 the speaking
pipe The mother called 10 servant, In voice that
told for itself Of uH cncy, 10 GrnG The axe, aud
then seizng shaker from the stove she endea.
yored 10 open crack 10 afford The child air, and
succeeded In opening q very narrow one. Then
throwing up the window they drew the Trunk 10
Il. In few nones--but moments ate long In
such time OF peIil--the axe was brought and by
breaking In the side Ol the trunk they libeIalcd
the little captive from her close prison house,
Stripes OF deep cOUf tan down her lace nnl neck,
AMI Precipitation in gtea drops STOOL upon her skim
hui She was rescued and uAiyurtd'--Ntrart .Ad.
rerliser.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

A Guosr rs Iowa farmer who had lately
become widowet was aroused Of miJnitht by the
loud baking Of his dog. On going 10 It Tie AMI.
NAL displayed extreme terror, wIIeteupon the fat
met took his gun and proceeded ~ an inspections
All at once no saw n phantom clothed In white
Alree, riss behind lie hedge, The farmer turned
deadly pale, aud his limbs shouk with dismay.--
lie, however, conlrYed 10 calculate, "lf you come
from Goi, speak, II from The devil ynniShl"-.
"Wretch" exclaimed the phantom, ~ am your
deceased wife come from thv Ltaye 10 warn you
not 10 marry Maria A., 10 whom you are making
love. The only woman 10 succeed Inc Is llenriet
III u. Mary her, OF persecution aud eternal
torment shall Ie your dooInl" This Slrange adj
dress from lie goblin, instead Of dismaylns lie
farmer, restored his courage. lie accordingly
rushed on The ghoslly visitor, aud, stripping OF lis
Uheet, discovered The far Henrietta u, herself,
looking extremely foolish. II Is said that The far.
met, admlTlNg the girls trick, hos had tIle bans
published for his marriage with her.-Gattsend
iEng.) 0tsrrtr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

'rnE EARrnauAKE At lIRousSA,--SlOst distress.
ing detnS have been received OF the jreadful
earthquake that destroyed one.tNirJ Of The flour.
fishing city Of BrouSsa OH The 9Th ullimo. The
palio caused by lie destruction Of The stone build.
iHFs Is Undesirable. The population Of Bfoussa
rushed out into The fields terror stricken. The
wounded were Dug out Of Tue ruins as rapidly Us
possible, AMI conveyed 10 Temporary hospitals
The first day Ave bundled wounded persons were
recovered. II was under the khans, baths, and
mosques, which are oil Of stone, that lie most
serious casualties occurred. The silk spinning
factories, belonging 10 Europeans and natives, have
more OF less suffered. In Mr. Dztzlilli's tstab.
lishment upwards Of seventy poor young sFIs were
killed.
Rfoussa Is celebrated for lis thermal springs,
and !, Is a most extraordinary phenomena tha. two
Of the springs have disappeared, whilst thai called
CanlidEa was turned ont Of It's bed, and The water
now runs in The opposite diteclion, Dung The
earthquake large rock was observed 10 jetuclI
itself from OLYMPUS, and roll down like tremGn.
dous avalanche, carrying In lis descent ltees, bush.
es, AMI stones, until Il arrived nj the hUilom Of
The tayine on the other side OF The city. The
number Of killed ore sci down at five hundred,
with twice as many wounded, and two bundled
and fly mosques have been destroyed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
rtOm n. tIlunlS,l tao,, N,s,en.sr.
The Potato Rot-The Ten Thousand Dol
lars EReward Claimed.

ldtb9SAuWhth Ntdla0Af 10
Below we publish letter from Nj, w. Pugate,
OF Knde,hook, Illinois, In which he States that he
has diseoyeted preventive and remedy fot The dis
th,lpoiato, 80 generally dreaded, The letter
will explain itself. We only add our hope that
The discovery mny be fairly tried, and that It will
be found 10 10 what Mt. PugaIe represents It, and
that The Legislature Of Massachusetts, will lie Fea'
dy 10 give him the reward II entitled thereto ss
If 10 were o citizen Of that statei If,g.t
irssrs. Eeiiori noticed an article IN your
most excellent paper, OF The 10Th VI FEBRUARY,
stating tha, The Legislature OF Massachusetts hal
ulIereii reward Of ten thousand dhllots fot thu
discovery Of the cause Of paao diseases, known as
the 'notGto rot clam The tewatd, gentemeIli
for cartel you lde case, and show you tenls'
dy that, II you will please 10 follow my objections,
an very certain will cute lie tOt, aud enable you
10 raise potatoes thai will have 10 blight IN them.
IN The first place, plant early, cultivate them wei
until the plant commences 10 blossom, al which
time lay tllem by. eic. In lie second place, lhe
Tot Is produced by bug called The potato bug
which is produced from The vines " The potalo.-
These bugs never appear until lire vines are She'd
ding their blows. This Is happy thing fot The
farmer; for, II they came otherwise, there would
be no preventive against their taSages. But lte
potato by this tine las received lis genetaIiye
properties from the flower The flower nor lie
vlue is no longer necessary 10 The producing and
enlargement or lie roots; therefore ! recommend
as femedy-to NOV lie vines all OF, being care
full 10 leave some three OF four inches above Tue
ground. There should he no leaves lett on The
slubs and then keep lie stubs clean, and The bugs
will soon leave sou. have tiled this plan TOT
the last Two years with great success. The first
year cut my vines II wus done more through vex'
alton al the bugs than anything else; but 10 my
great surprise when the usual digging time arrived
had as fine potatoes as lad ever raised.
Last year, while moving OH The vines, ltlt Two
rows unnoved for The bugs, ss experiment., Those
two rows produced few small potatoes, which
were full II rot, while lie oiletS were perfectly
sound The SANE bugs fell 10 ealing NY lomato's
aud UeetS. The bees stopped glowing, aud were
Of no use, aud the tomatoes had smior ROT 10
that Ofthe potatoes. This has led INC 10 believe
lllet these bugs deposit poison Of blighIing nu'
lure IN every vegetable they bite.
Please tty my experiment, and ! am very GER
tam YOU will succeed. ", RUGArE.
Kiadtrh0OJ, H., March 10, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

ITYesterlAy we called In al llelskell & Co.'s
slote, corner of Market and Union streets, ami,
after being engaged IN conversation with friend
for short time, NO made an effort, but ultsnc.
csSafully, 10 reach the font door. Tue nom was
crowded with the youth and beauty Of our city,
basily purchasing from the ptincely stock Of goods
Usiore them. Being modest man, we concluded
to await for better chance Of egttss, but %e had
our patience severely tried, for every moment add.
Cd 10 The ilfong, We amused ourselves In look.
ing at The fine worked collars toi the importation
ofthta house,) aud The beautiful silks aud other
dresSgoodso on the counters, and tried 10 impress
theft odd names on OUT mind, and while we filled
10 % %, We have distinct recollection Of their
iiohHess and beauty, Finally, We drew our hat
oyetout eyes, put our cane under our arm, placed
our hands In our pockets, anu made break fOr The
door, resolving that when we went to ileiskell &
Co.'s store pgaln, Il would DO on some disayteea.
bIe,rainy day, when no ONe else would venture
out, otat lesl, not enough 10 imptiSon one in a
rUfnef, with no chance 10 smoke.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

pAoE & RAcOS.--Af,et a severe struggle and
resumption Of business, this distinguished banking
house Of 81. Louis Is again obliged 10 suspend. 1t
will now 90 into liquidation. Ia New York, IN
the 81 Inst, The paper VI both The ST. Louis and
The San Rtanciseo house went 10 protest. This
has been caused by HE withdrawal Of the deposits
al 81, Louls, aud ihs weakened condition VI the
San FRANCISCO house, IN their note 10 the public
they say their assets largely exceed lheit liabiII
ties, aud that all their debts will eventually 10
paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

vnofSn wAsmso1os MOSuSssr-The En-.
quirst Of Saturday, alludes TO late letter from
Rome, which states tlat The preparations al Nh.
mich for casting in bronze the equestrian statue Of
Washington, fot The Virginia monument, ate pto.
ctedlng with great rapidly Mr.. Crawford enter.
tunS 10 doubt Of The success Of The casting, which
will take place In June next. The Two hronse
statues Of ilenty and JeffetsOn with The bronze
shields Of The Virginia Goat Of Arms, have been at
Bremen tot some months, awaiting Transportation
to Richmond. Thus fat no vessel bound fot A.
mertca has been found large enough to take the
statues In het hold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

ClSctSsATl ELrcrloS,-As the officers Of the
two wards whtre The ball,t boxes were destroyed
have made under oath full returns Of The election
held thete, and these elect all the DemOctaic ely
eaaiidStts, The clerk has given The certificates 10
tho latter, and the Mayor has already been quail.
fed. To tie City Council Il is asceItSined that
II Democrats and II opposition members are Te.
TUNED. Matters are now quiet, and The excIle'
ineni Is disIppeatins, According TO lie Gazette,
which favotstl,e American party, Tie defeated
candidates were not very ctedituOle 10 The party
which nominated them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

CoyuREssloSAL CASyAss.--Mests Claiborne
and t,ocock, rival candidates for cOustess, met In
discussion Of franklin O. H., on The % Of april,
A correspondent Of the Bedford Sentinel expresses
The opinion that Nj, BOeock utterly failed In The
object OF HE visit, The same gentlemen met in
Lynchbuts on The night Of The 4tt instant. Mr..
clsibOms closed with the announcement that tile
American ticket had been carried by nearly 800
msjO,ity, and SAM sent up a shou! which mIde
the building ttenble.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

LlnEL SutT,.-In tho District Court, last week,
a verdict was rendered against tie pIoptetors Of
The Public Ledger for $1,000 damages for an ulles.
ed libel upon MI. Owens, bridge tender IN The
employ Of The Camden aud Amboy RAILROAD Com.
rany, Of the time Of The accident Of Roncocas
Creek, In April, 1853. The Ledger Of yesterday
tepublishes lie article complained Of; and, after
reading II, we confess we are really amazed that
any twelve men could have been found 10 ogtee
upon such a verdict. Il Is plain unptejudiced
statement Of facts, such as they have been report.
ed by parties employed 10 investigate them, with
no comment beyond what the circumstances made
inevitable, and entirely free from any appearance
OF disposition 10 injure anybody.
We have no wish that publishers Of newspapers
should be screened from punishment, when, as is
too ofea HE case, they abuse theft opportunities
10 as,al private charaetetj on The coatraty VIZ
would have them In all such instances dealt with
IN such way as would be likely 10 deter them
from future similar ouItages. But when they PIE.
sent facts which Il Is ind spsnsble for their own
seculily tha, The public shonld know, and expfcs'
opinions upon public events which are obviously
fee from any design Of PERSONAL wong, they
must be proteCled from penal maictlons, or The
yalnr and independence, Of The press will soon
cease 10 exist. Upon The showing Of The Ledger,
which we have no reason 10 doubt, the verdict
against lis ptopdelots IN thus case Of Nj. Owens,
was a n,Onsletous pervetsion Of the Trial BY jury
which we ate sure. no intelligent Court before
whom ilmay come for revision, will venture to
ustain.-Phiaa.lphia North american.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

Az Quo DErAuLrrR, named John 81. shtock,
the abscouling treasurer Of Holmes county, Ohio,
arrived al New York, on Wednesday, on board Of
The steamship Union, from HAVE, In custody Of a
policeman. lie was anestedin Germany, Of which
he Is native. iIeis about GO years Of Oge. OF
the public funds he carried OF about $4,000, and
Is also charged with several foteeries. About
5000 Of ,hemoney was found in his possession,
mostly in drafts, the payment Of which was
stopped.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

DAYS or dRAcr.-SenAtor SpsOcet has into.
daeed bill in the Legislature Of New York, de.
dnins Tue Law in relation 10 grace OIL sight drafts,
and checks payable after date. It explains that
all drafts, bills Of exchSnge drawn al sight, shall
heteatte, be deemed due and payable on plesenta.
tiJn without tisee That oil checks, or drafts up.
on banks OF bankers, dawn payable on day sub.
seQuent to date, shall hereafter he deemed due and
payable on the day Of maturity, without grace;
nor shall It be NECESSARY OF lawful to protest The
same for non.aceeptaRCe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

At Oxford, England. recently, The Rev. John
Allen Giles, D. Q. L., was INFLICTED for marrying
Of unCanuncal hours and making false emily in
Ihe register The jury found verdict Of guilty,
but recommended The prisoner TO mercy; aud, III
addressing the court, be slated that he had worked
fot years past very hard Of The rate oil twelve hours
day, publishing the ancient records Of lie coun.
Try, One hundred and twenty volumes were The
result Of his luhots. His study had been 50 great
that he frequently did moi know what lie was doing.
Lord Campbell, lie presiding Judge, sentenced
him 10 impIisOnlnent without hard labor, fot i2
months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

pr4hs death Of Mrs. Cas- Arose from conges.
ton Of The brain, caused BY taking a hot bath loo
soon after eating. She was seized ia the bath,
and lived but on hour, unconscious. Mn. Cas-
was married 10 Mt. o. 10 the month Of May last,
III Pals. She was lady remarkable foi llef 40.
noInpIaAmenLs and nersonaI allraeLions