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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

DE4ru OF a Naive OF WHEELl$o.-We copy
fyln the St. Louis Republican the following no.
ice of the death Of Capt, n. SrsIoc:
TIE yeat that has passed and gOnN, carries with
with il tie recollection Vi many Of 0ur cii'Es"S'
who now setpin their toInlS. Tue new veal
bal sc1TceEy Logan 10 IIn rs couTis, GeIoEe VT
aie cslled upUu 10 Tec"id tue death oil an'lhtt'
&nd one well known 10 most Of OUT cii2=nS.
J,xlS RELFG SFEiG0 departed this HE YeSI'idhl
mlrnins, OF haii.past Eve o'clock, OF Congestion
al lie LTan, III tile thirty eighth ye1i o. us age
iii. tecrase, " as born III Wheeling. Va. and las
len resident OF This State SAGE his CIlGhoOd,
sO. Vyel twenty years resident oil ilnS cry. lie
waSo man Of tue kin5esi feelings aud mtst geneF
ons impulses His naiuie was stamped with iiiai
sense ufhonJr that always claElrieriseS lie ltus
gentleman. As friend. br was warm ana &c :
voted, ami did we think tlle memory OF ihe dsau
,e,u;tsd il, We CoulI point vui many instances OF
ir,s Distinguishing and se(-sOeEhcIns PaIi OF h'S
siuIe The three Efsot felailonS oi Il'e' iathe'
by,balil snd freud, lie Sbohe conSplcuouSE IL
Wrs At home, EowEvtI, ieIe Tie blessings oil
royl mans heart arc mole appreciated than any
wl ere tise, that Captain SPtfgs w"E I'ecuI'nf'y
loved. We DO not wish 10 pTneirale u EsCft'
circles olthe hearhslunE, iLe angel OF yea" nus
nrerShaduwed tie hearts Of tie deaf li!uT onss
WIN ME now Uereflo Of Iaiher, anu ihe e'Sc"
rall Of sorrow has settled upon The heaEt oil tet
10 WLo,n he piighled his cary love III ha"hool
snnnivSi hour, .,,,. ,oo,.r N
Cap. Spheg was well aud IayoEaGly E S.S , 70
iIe most Of our clzeas as an aclNe' la''n'' 'USi
n4ssn.n. For The last te4i years, he has VeeN
pIrcIpally eu,aeed upon tile riveT' IN whGh Iut,
sY, h. wa,. iWayS Distinguished rs popuia' an"
rktlT,I Officer. Ills NUMEROUS tlends OOih 10 in''
,,y and .,hroSd, will be painei 10 lean ls ueal"
Of gentleman hQ united IN hin so lH'ny ina!,
ines ESleuIneL 10 bind him 10 ihe'r hearts '"hs
a1,Ss Of STEEL ~. A1uis Rd9u'ii:1n' Ga .
Csr,Sin j. r. Srsloo was tue son Of MIS-; lin; =;
bx !, tanner iuatriass, oGI was brought w by his
devised Ino,her, under Ihe TooI Of ltS tnd sep.
Ialhet, tle lion. LewSR. Lmn,wtto loved h''I
oS nsown ;OL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

snrrrsr.-The Payer6e6ts last night, owing to
Ne r,in wLisbfr anJ. lrcze, wete Us slippery as
r.as. ltwas utterly impossible 10 walk with any
s,feiy up9n them, and pedestrians generally took
The MIDDLE Of the streets. Weate afraid we shall
Es,rof SINE tad accidents. People will be doing
num,n. aeI By spEiukIing Re paYemsnls will
Goa! ashes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

y,,c,xn COLONIZATION soclE1y.-TMs .ociety
rs, been prosecuting lis wOtksluring tue past year
With mrrssng success, II sent from this Slate
I, Liteh., within that time, two bundled anI ssy.
.niy.two EN-, rsnis, and has taken up several
thousand dollars of the State appropriation fOr as.
sl,line emigtanls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

ALprraAS OF Fopkrif WaIp.--1'He inrsstigp.
ton by the Council conqittte Of the votes for Al.
d.tnan Of this watd, contested BY J. L. Newly
AMI Alex. 9IcCOntlney, hiss resulted in . majority
oi Gye woes Ior Mt. McCourtney.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

llr,L7n or Ma. MAsox.-The last ltttet OtMt.
Walsh, 10 the Journal 0! Commerce, has tie fol.
loving psragaph
"Opr worthy Mlnisler, Mr.. Mason, is cOnYoes.
ftn,. His mind hos nOi been affected by the pal.
shuc sIOke in lis Lett ann. 4 nembsT Of my
..Ioily conversed with him yestetdsy in lis cham.
lei. liz was seated ly The fire and talked both
Inrihlr md cEttIlulY.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

TIC aUl0pn' Of NaNes lJe OF y! uU' 70 OI'IAs VI V
er Creditors, --nOihr:.
Lul..A % Uy:ej aud jds,-noEe.
10 saa va lJe.. .E!iSjS22
Iyl7ses uustjIsiel az H. SIS
ItnNr, Wsi,lE: .DI iEr;hcr rf01'.. 81 ,?Si ~
All Ohet Gains smsl lie coniaE! are hha'i' sueh on
~ - ufn.NgI DC. .,,
.i.cmsintiuc;eJ to iske no risk ovtr SO op.
Tie tnEAt iESnicL In SEy Cy, lo"n' OF N1ieEe uc'
ne s upaH ihs CTieicr, Tl't ts.' aud construction o.
4zs ll. width Of stress, lie S1iTay {" w;t' nv
Cul lion Of ils fire nriIuEeJt, tni o!hei el'eahl-
Si4I:cs go, !.
AirD il 10 Inn; tin ius ~ aET are r 80 No or ttH
Tie aeI o; lenToga'I5n is tie sa Z, ne ~ JOY
ls;d, THO. \. ALEXANDER, Seer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08
rlNCINNArl MARKEr.

CINCINNATI NARhET
Pgs. 7-Piont SO04S.lU Whisky ?4ls?4i.
Mess pork $500. Under The hyotatIe prospect
for resumption Of uasig,liva business is iHptOy'
ing.
Eastern EAchang, ial premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

Ith.t have property toi'Sure, wrclS' inspect ana
e. uulIs tie pre-. rding lUe rT!ue " ms % t''
tong iTisd C r1ralun For use.uns.L ircally ELu
tp,Iiuls il rver odd rs iuits ii.s of traIrat'
iuns-aud tor sb! and nE'lH, vii attract ias s!e.tpa
U the insG fius Pua.c TO CoHhm 'se tnhitsHe lh!'
The sIairtHl r'r!a,c any TINS can ri! as!
dillon with iV:. aud Sit IESu axe 6t:es' 50 I'>pes'
3D. It's .uyG.mhu:s U list sDd th1iG - 10 70
he ms .i,l! effected b! The 4's d"rIrsn ~ t'aS GAS
~ ssSclN. ...,., .. -
iLeiirrcass q. It's capital s!n,s TO SIH1 . is bona
Gle cal. additions ~ '.s Sr.aan o. he lointaIo;,:
aHl PEI gl?nt InyesmsuI lOI iHe redg, ana SSci'! {"
Ine Necessity tnd ca bsu,Gs Of insurance are we!sS
rnJlltv in the t "a: Cn Say h.S paid Ea!a ivSeS DC
~! tie ras yG4r At Is hCSelu i S,"lS "
CutGl,i, tCth SunU s;455l' as a. ~ o. wGish ~, ms
mid considerably IN al vIntc Vi tie ne legally UEe'
I'D nsi no sui Or l..!s4liun II ssloTsuy % these
LOS ind setne's 10 tbt Continuance o. rs valuable
o. Is nc easc, thsg VII h"d It's s.c"' e'eF
sttend 10 tic demands u: bus uess
wI,A mumuds, 81; a. 4Eo'sbe i'l's and hT'hs' Is &c
tugil! ~ al uerLa,s. ,,,-,.,,.,,. -,
,,ra,l,,n wnsriin: "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |, ].
TarRspAY MORNING, FE8kpARY-g, lgss.

TAG Wr4TnEE moderated Considerable yesie I.
d,y. Sleei commenced falling bbopl noon. which
,OraEds night thian.di into tsin thai fose abou, IS
son IS it fell. The river prospects sre no quite
50 Usl Us they have been for some days, though
tkere is as YET nothing definite Of ,yety Cheering
f,om the c!s,k Of the Hep.b.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

SHEEIiNGS.
T INEN and cotton SACe;ns<, Of diEsrem widths an
StTS NrYAiR & HERvEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

\TCTnir A. IiCrVcy have lust leceIVcd theft eU
VI ge SECOND StCehm S:'nhg HoOd'.
I-ci s,s5 'rueni IS COml!e!e Comprising Fah'icS o
~ yr',Fr nd uuI ity from rieaylEc avs dcwnio Tn
E 81 1t>u~, CANDIES, Shs, Ss,:rs Ea,tse'. by'e:'
deIrts nj stirred swns, I5sia r0uslig' lie Il
rress .lij Il r"GCej p3iCes y lot u'r.iHsE IisSUc'
- VI. c.g prices .Aso,-ir. clGZeF. oil tE,n:Z:s,
DO ,e ~. etc WhiIs Gods o every drScr IiaN, WI!
zuT;s o, Furnishing Goods far hOIsskeepeiG aud nI'
me'gs other aru les ihai ws havHi!ime to think tU
huW.
{, and !ook through our sosE nd Ou shall no; bsl'
we. Vim, C.y,,, ,rn.,lp- .,o7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-08

/ ErI1nEg IN1EIIErSGi-:
a.. or fJ eEr 10 'casl2lT tgS i'i'h ~ res on -s
!rTr.i" ard lcigSts 10 ieei ne - iHrg"d ~ .ttt"-
his UGer isll 10 mo rOSV is>te han6 a.li &A""!EC "
ny "I'sv Y .-',''se " :" G AnAMS
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; = y Y :. IS i5e.poelt-lir, Jn.DuRRORo.
CURE DYsPEPslA, PILES, &c.
RlSgGUlp, waILinstoncV., J
AnIii Iilh. 1854. IS

RlNGuUID, WalLlRston CO.,
ArIil iGlh, 1851. >
A.I.rs. Her!itser d ueNBTEy!
Us&r SIIs 81 waI lrFItd, bya friend Of bl!nk, 70
try llaPtNus Vegetable IlnctuIe for Dyspepsia, VIII
which am afflicted its REll aggravated and disTess
Ips lorna rtII1.e and used ole bottle, and ehtiIr
~ curc rB-. have irduccd uiherA to try II, noai
whom, II tot ell, tIsIE highly At it, and woaid tIT
those who have DySIcPs'a, II they Mil EAs HamP.oA's
Vegetable 1iIrtuie, il Viii certainly care istn.
IOuls, viii great Ve'ISnt.
H. NEWCOMRR
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GREENSBORO
3 oenfra1 ONO .Railroad,
s sss !! s


~ . = g.
nS aid Ier Nodlts, ne 22A tnStaIt. tie stslmkr s.
" TKRCHa 4 q win fuh between Wbe% Ing and Hell
are, III connection With passover Trains GA The certTa!
q bio Railroad, b. The IoloEirs AeAeHuIe, Wis
Ing SeSiIe al 100; a , stopping at all AiAtionS CGOl
proper ssna aud arriving A Columbus q Io.iO r. nj
tOuncg with express train i'9a 2: N tor CtHe
IInin Ot Cityeaid This tDln Also connects At EewAk
with taint o. The s. N & y X. u: lUr Santlusky and
uerGt aud Tor Toledo AMI Cds7tp' NA NOptOeyIc and
sI.-iesve4 whtelin. at a3l q. m (si0PPt6SAt Hen
wood for aSsensErt and malls IlOm RAhnore ohiO u.
eYpieIS tIl'u,) connecting d BttlTr with r.sas
hrlltrc al a IN Ssos o. WrisllS'oWn, ;arnetyIe.
Cab ridge, GAINESVILLE aud Eewa& sNy, aud ami At
COumbds at G;S5 NJ eonttt{ WIN tFcins Ir ih'ein
connects at Newark with eIPresS ras for &oHrOeve,
1Uedo, SaRdUsky. Ie:Ioii and ChlsS;c'
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ErNuGoEn, wAtLilctUH ca )
AnnLlEla. Isl

CtSir!. Es'tiAtT + VeR1sH!
Ills du.y oHe 10 Ni!sc anil NE pp5iic In sTtsS
Ia cOnne EtB iOu o. HrhItnltE IiG:UIe FOTIVe yesi
HastfCted VITA The iliiIHLrl9Ey EhsGHni,la III ~
Ye'cAi OfL, ELAhe 20 20 Guy WOIE, u ~ Irst 9aJ
niEm.
HsNire lss'd ri yOlt va!ulbly sdirlle. ssa for
boI!e; aver the U,I,; III whsl loud PI0uHt Jelr'.
aid ustrs three bo;FS IAa's uEpTisrd 10 tud
tnt'e!y CETed. DO tILs FFSOTe III IetVD.
nri-dns EsmPO's Tiu.rte ~ stlciel asa ceItalI
sud PEI .aIt!i TeESt!y.
Yoa'., Repeatedly, }. HESS.
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wnlonr.s PReNluM KArRAlRoN.

Az tsfaidteiy rs,sa9sd PREPARATION for The Ht,r. II
,,n. tsaie, aud ltthe slre tine KEEPS tie h.t .Oh
ttaFolAy. 81
AnsA safrly o. Pstrsmertss, brushes soaP', POm'-
iLnt.d Fetty Alicles.
tT,.N lstl,ed at Tie
sn Eidee Conner Ding Sto;t.
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rItsnnotr. Ma. IpIe ISL. 1881.

MF-rS. Iertir1s- + Nt=gTct:
GrPlsI fave h-eu sfflriei with thu pies for soI.e
years. tnld - u0Eir. IN hep he, until friend
yscI Tie TO try ii&IPtCuS Vegetable Tireture, put
rha.kd two lri.Ie. and beSore hfh Used them hb:h
was entirely cured Of this mos, troublesome dstase A.
who ARE tSsrd waite Pies wu:fj do well Is eite thr
ItTciuIeG ITial. YUaIs, Ie.l eCt'uiI. ~
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Diss0lUtlOu

IHr pArlHrr,htn hetsjus"c 'xsiirF undsrr nave o.
i. .. 81 LWItEElm. V j. ii@.nNtd IN the lot o. Ue
ythet, lS;A
ne i,s!ncss vii br coNGut ed II III: Old S'snd-Auc
ito, Rooms No. 10, Make: Sqpsrc nv
usl GEO WiCKHNN.
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Freight

IN. Central Ro,d will h received al the wharrno
OF Uuilry a., al eli ltoarS between a. aud III
Receipts eIveh TO slIsey 10 all Stations on tue c. o.
r., bld 10 Cincinnati.
Wheeips, Jan H. 1871 in'"u
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r0N.uERCYAN COLLEGE,
LOCATED 80. i2I BNLTlNuSE 81.
II IL ,I,lNiAnl. ~.

BALTIMORE No.
'rUs COZ :. .: trsiuiis IN hs !tsNa''"r ein' ete'
nyUbt au.lg tO.k keerius u t.s '.css Ht ieO -
ne rt-TE,eW"L o McsLsE!l {, Ma.yF ''.i'E at''
c4mtu-, and IOmnIsHlOn hUUS" ".'.a.-S irN'-h-
,ar, CANT UrrUEtOLS, hetil e. tA '.a.is tsS
Las ard Ne'I.U'Iic sci'n'"
The exc else u hCUs k"crir a'f al S'iCiy fGeirv'
beng i-dIsed i'Om arUs htste's i's A&tl,1N', u"o!
y. % .ic iestI"i Il. e.us Counting h0se r'"iN' ~
he u,s, r,pnekr, S've naEie, al ;ie Vi 'iou' 10 Is
s.ti enot, alUgted Ly tie Gpsi AG u attopH'I' 10
. N cement 81 bo1ht o ac,pIn; uaJsr eve NsTt;y
Il q constance
All, he U.,vs rdei ~ .,si .irSlIrd '':'
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INSURANCE.
INCREASE OF CASH 0APITAL
Half a MilGoa Of Doilarsll

trhe .Etna Insurance. Co., Of Hartford, Coma
h4yinE COMP led With the law 10 ieEllGte lEsnpee
Agencies vi companies Incorporated ~ OtheL states
pass Nay is, 1851, prS,eln list Stste, TIE Iollpwins
asteGuTed lLeie By b tic OHIO legislature. Tht Of5i-
la Stalenen l being Oh ls IN the Stale AUDITORS e.
II iE full sud trUe statement AndlS published So The
community may know the diameter Q. lie corporation ~
letuis It's coalition Sre4k iOr iiSeif
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7 Tn,eIIei1td TcNimony.-oss' r,a, u ma

\ a.si..,a.
Riy0OOiD, Nd apr lith is1i.
&E1TS. HsEiinr. I Nsvtss;!
IESr Sils-i HsI. sGEeled With paiu 10 mr. side a.
bscE, aud us my AINuideT blade hi Tue last ak vi
it, ANet received Tie ftyi Iai Of ltIapi0u'S Ycrts
Die TiLttUls ITO iOa thought would tly What ViTlu-
llcIe NasiEn. J iii.o, Snd n rY WesLG tlthEr /
vas bGw DaL. 1t has CuItd ne ysHt n,w lee iI1oi
psipi EaI CpHPtEOE Is ine, ioTIedy il wa A1i6w.
lavr good srpee. BEd CsIl eat Vial pleatr NiiGnS.
iTNTuNr4sLee. have &uEsed so l0is sad 70 IuCA 10
HLst Iow epJoJ ih4I would rise he Hieied V =
EIdS 1iuciGie Is III. llsmPiUn's Ell niaL
iOulS, respectfully, > MENTEEE.
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FnON DALTlNORE.

FROM BALTIMORE.
FEp. 7.-Advices from lie u. S. steamer Fulton,
stale that the vessel has visited AiaSu"sl, San SAL
vsitr and 81. Matthew'S. but has heard nothing Of
the sloup .ui.war Albany.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
ClScrxxA1i, Feb. 7.-Weaihef mild. Raining
hard this evening.
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Is-rA,yes Eesiyp ii +. In, oasrriytl VI mIiltr
from Columbus aud way stations, nd arrives al Whsel'
iHz 81 i;i0rm .,
Qd-lesveS Iie8irr al i;li H. m, OH arrival o. through
eynIcyS iT0ln II ON Ctneinna,i, s'opd: 1t leHwHa to
Tsut fer psyEei seIs aid Iailslq baltimore hid o ex.
peIS i,aip ior baltimore and EstIern cities, arrives At
WheeliRE at S:ii ~. IN.
CINCINNATI lTAnapoI end ChesEn, sold on hOlId. Rag
ease checked hIOu:l 10 %aneSEIHe, Newark C0iuG'bI'
aud CitciIIlII
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BY sFATn AUTHORITY
Statement on JAnanty ISL 1851,

The nare Of Tie torporauuuiS RIM Insurance Com
Tamy iocatei al llaIlOi, tom. CheaTteleh In lSi9
Tic capitals Five huHdIeA ThouSsud Dollars, AID Is
PAID up.
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!, nj. HAMILTON,


STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WKEEiING, "a.
Uhnrf Bont ut the fUot Of Iiouroc street,
NiLlcnd to tie recevipEs aud dsives!r: o.
lie collection Of Itisht bis.
FTeigr or al TcEuitr Packets VIII lie ieee'Neu we
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nlr.orl. Jan. Isl, ls1.

Personally appeared Thomas i.
tie .nalA Insurance Company,
j,cso,ng 5 Jte .HHi by lilm sab
" 10 lnA hes: s'ORir'i.t sIG ~
HESRY FOWLER,
Justice Ui tic I'sare
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STArE o. CnXEEc1icrT,
Hartford comfy

.ileYaBlar, Secretary or
AID ind" Usth t!is u, n
HcribrG, Is ITae, atcoidlu
lct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25
New Music.

Oliver Ditson las Washington street,
Doston, has just published the folio wing
new and popular music +:
An,w and complete edition Of the favor
ite Songs, Duets and Trios Of mozart,
with the original Italian or German words,
and an entirely new English version the
whole arranged from the scores of Mozart,
revised and adapted 70 the English, by s.
s. Wesley, (Non Paventar-Why this
surprise.)
LIE Refrain de Jenny, ty Alphonse
Leduc.
The Premium Gallop, by F. l.. Bit
Ter.
Thoughts Of Home, by Jules Benedict.
Cwcrt's new Medley Song, arranged
from popular airs, by B. Covert.
Cuckoo Polka, by A. Herzog.
The Anglo.Frcnch Polka, by Charles
D'Albert.'
Cathedral Voluntaries, by various ster.
ling church composers, arranged for the or.
gan, by Vincent Novello.
Jnever shall return /; ballad, by c. w.
Glover.
The Orphan !; ballad, by Petro Center
neri.
For .sale by C. E. Hammett, Jr., and
A. J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25
New Publications.

The OLD HoMrsrsAD. BY Mrs. Ann
s. Stephens, author Of |" Fashion and Fam
ine." New York: Bunce e. Brother.
1855
A new book by the author Of " Fdshies
and Famine" which attained in three
months circulation Of FORTY THOUSAND
coPtss, And which WAS repubshed in LEIP-
SIC, VIENNA, ST. PETsRsBURG, and in sew
eral rival editions in LONDON, Is a matter
deserving VI special notice.
The Old Hemes'ead will BE- generally
conceded, We think, better book than
Fashion and Famine. Whether produc-
tion Of greater talent, may be questioned,
but that II will please more, and be better
liked, we cannot doubt. II is not so tragic
and intense in its character; it is enlvened
and relieved BY many more Of genial and
humorous scenes the story, while po-
foundly Interesting, and at times stirring
,hs reader to his hearts innermost depths,
doe. not turn upon incidents Of so painful a
nature, and we are shocked, moreover, by
the contemplation Of deprayity SO devil
ish as that portrayed in the character OF
Leicester.
II Is not till the latter half Of the book
that we are introduced to the Old Home
stead, situated among the Catskill hills of
che Hudson, and from this point. which we
confess we like better than the earlier por-
tion, we are carried along by a narrative
that BY turns is absorbing and humor Gus,
ahording US scenes, descriptions, characters
and incidents, the equals of which we can
not recall. In those scenes the authoress
displays humor that rivals Dickens, and a
dramatic power Of which she is peculiarly
the matter. Uncle Nathan, aunt Hannah,
and Salina Bowles, are characters that will
become immortal in the world of fiction.
The first portion Of the book is laid in
New York, and here we have many scenes
Of pathos, suffering, and tragic power.
Blu, a. the book progresses the clouds dis
perse, tho sun breaks out, and the story end
in blaze Of light and happiness.
The book is beautifully printed, and wal
have an immense sale.
For sale by G.. E. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25
THE TIMES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MOKNlNG OCTOBER o. 1885

GOVERNOR SrEvESs.-We find the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Oregon Times
dscrediiing the reported massacre Of Gov.
Stevens, OF Washington Territory, and his
party
There is rumor ailcat that Gov. Ste
vons and party have been massacred by III,
Black Feet Indians, but the rnmor lacks
confirmation. Ii is well known, however
that the Indians are hostile and treacher.
ous tribe, and that Gov. Stevens and party
were on their way to treat with them. Our
last letter from Gov. Stevens was dated at
Bitter Root Valley, July II, which place
he was soon 10 leave, with band Of friend
ly Indians, 10 meet tie u. s. Commission
ers in the Black Feet country, to make
treaties. with that tribe. Since that time,
nothing definite has ben learned from him
and bis party, until rumor, with her busy
tongue, has it that Ihey have been summar.
lily disposed Of by the Black Feet. This
rumor is 50 vague and indefinite that we
are not disposed TO give it much credit, and
shall await with feelings Of much anxiety
for further intelligence from the Governor.
We cannot believe he has met so sad a
fate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25
From the Home journal, NsU York.

"No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity
and universal popslarit, as Lyons kaihalr'n.
To those who have used t,-and who has not
The reason is obvious, as it not only beauti.
fes the Hair, but preserves aud restores il at
an advanced age Of life. Its perfume and
agreeable enivening effects should stamp il an
indispensable ar ice tf the toie,." The above
is but one Of thousands OF similar conmenda.
tions-It stands unrivalled as its unparalleled
popularity has caused several unprincipied per.
sons to put Up vslueless limitations, which they
call by somewhat similar names. Sold every
where, in large bottles, Tor only 25 cents.
HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO., Proprietors,
63 Liberty st., New York. ""
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25

To horse owners, stable keepers and others
Dyers' Healing Embrocation has proved to IL
enc Of the best remedies for lameness, caused by
strains, bruises, SPAWN or other accidental causet
as we'll as Tor wounds, gals OF olher inDures tha
arc frequently occurring to horses and other AMI
mails. 1t is also the cheapest preparation tha,
can he used. A stable keeper in Providence
says
"I have frequently used it with the most de-
cided marked results upon my horses. use it
IN all cases OF cuts, wounds and bruises, and in
internal pains and distress, and il never fails to
give immediate relief or to effect a cure.
II will heal wounds, outs or sores, upon man
or animals, sooner than any other preparation
have ever used.
0RSON MOFFIT.
Prepared only by p. M. Field, 81 Westmin.
ster street. For sale by Hazard s. Caswell and
X. J. Taylor, Newport, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25

REsIeHkTIoH OF DIsTING uIsHEp ARMY
Brig. Gen. Ethan A.
Hitchcock, colonel Of tho 2nd regiment OF
infantry, having rendered the resignation Of
his commission in the Army, it has been
accepted by the President, 10 take effect on
the 18th inst.
Gen. Hitchcock entered the service July
~; 1917, a. a Sd lieutenant, and reached
almost the highest rank known to the
Army, having been breveted a brlgadisr
general for gallant and distinguished ser
vices in tho storning of Moline del Rsy,
Mexico, in September l847.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25

1HrERssrINe CEREMONY The members
of Continental Company "B" having made
Usual Knapp Of Nswburg--the only sur
yivor Of Washington's Life Guard--an hon.
orary member Of their corps, comnittee
on Saturday visited tho veteran and formal
ly.snnouncee to. him tho honor mutually
conferred. Mr.. Knapp, as above 81 ted, is
the only person living Of the "avcred few"
who formed the body guard Of the immor.
ial Washington" lie 10 now in the "ssro
and yellow lea" being now one hundred
years Of age. He retains his sense OF hear
ing, memory and sight 10 wonderful de-
-Eree.-Aibany Argus. ! y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-25

There is a family within eight miles Of
West Killingly Comm who are to all ap-
pearance in full enjoyment Of an unciviliz-
cd existence. The family consists Of q
man and wife, with four or FIVE small child
rem and the habitaiion where they "stop"
.(for they cannot be said to hpe) is a mud
and stone hovel, without a window, and
containing no furniture. The inmates sit
ON tho bsre earth, lie on the bare earth, cot
on the bare earth with their fingers; nor
do they seem aware Of the exisrence of
the slightes, ar ,icle Of domestic comfort in
. civ ilized life.-K,llipgly Telegraph.
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