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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

would act before the sun went down-that they
would meet the subje6tsas become Virginians
Iwith.all these revolutionary precedcnts before
them.
Mr.. Seddonurged the immediate action on the
subject lie considered that Messrs. Hiett and
Garnet occupied delicate positions the former
for having been the agent in bringing the sub
!ject before the House, and the latter from his re-
lation to tue bill. They might be reasonably
enough indisposed to press itupon the Legisla
tuTe after what had happened. But the House
twas under no suchssrestraint, and he hoped it
would act at once. The constituents of the gen
i tiemen from Hampshire considered the Senate
! bill an Insult, dhad gone like man to redeem
his pledges and reliYe his friends who had be-
come responsible for his return. But let the
House stand by its action and release that citi-7
zen not only from his ball. but from his ltiga-s
ton. Mr.. Seldom commended that the rights and
interests of Underwater Virginia were peculiarly
involved in the questions presented to the spe-
cial committee raised on the subectof the alb
duction OF slaves from our Eastern ports That
committee would soon bring in bill, and how
could the west and north be expected to vote fer
1t ifthe east did not stand up for the protection
of their equal rights on the present occasion.
! Mr.. S. earnestly opposed the Senate bill-invi-
ted discusSion-hoped if there was man who
approved it he would say so. He, Mr.. S. was
prepared to stand as the champion of the House.
We are compelled to postpone the sketches Of
I the balance of the debate, in which a number of
gentlemen participated. 'rhemotion to disagree
with the Senate was carried ayes 1O1 noes IL.
After the question was disposed of, Mr.. Gar
nett movet the following joint resolution, which
was adopted He stated that il ii were passed.
tesrly on Monday By the Senate Commissioner
might.be telegraphed to act al the opening ofthel
Trial of Parsons and thus Virginia would be pres
ent, through her agent, silently but vigilantly.
watching the course pursued towards her citi-
zen:
Bsn Rsso7rsI6y the General lsssm6ly, That
the Governor of the Commonwealth be author
lied aud requested toappoint and employ COM
missioner, TO be present, on the part of the State
of Virginia, at the trial Of James Parsons, Jr.,
| Of Hampshire county. on the charge of kidnap-
ping, at the Court of Quarter Sessions of the
/ Peace for the county of Blair, in the State of
/ Pennsylvania, on Monday next; and the said
commissioner he instructed to see that the testi-
mony in the said case be spread upon the records
or preserved in writing in some authentic form,
and to report to the Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

TnE MISSISSIPPI BRrDeE.--We learn from the
Rock Island Advertiser that this structure is
progressing with all possible dispatch. Alldam-
ages done to it by the ice, are completely repair
ed, and the second span reaching from the Iowa
shore is already up. The great center crib for
the draw is completed. and the draw bridge is
course reconstruction. After this is finished
there only remains two spans to reach the ILL
nois shore on the Island, which will be put up
complete, most probably by the going out ofthc
ice in the Spring. The first steamboat which
passes here on the opening of navigation viii,
in all probability, be compelled to pass the draw
or waitfor the cars to get over it
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Now BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. ~.
Gt0RA and the Doctor;
" Scenes the Practice of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by Saml- Osgood;
The Hidden Path, by Marion HaTiand;
The School OF Life by Anna Mary HoEett;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams, by Chus. D. Leland
The Slave Of the Lamp by Vim. North; -
Which: the Right or the Left?
The News BOY;
Wolfert,s RoOst, BIZ Washington Irving; si7-
NerOines OF History, by Mary K. Hewett;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MonOnanaeE;
Life among the MormOns;
Rogers Treasures OF English Words
Together with large the best the
various departments Of Literature.
FOr sale by JOHN H. THOMPSON p
ocl3 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL.

FOR the rapid of Coughs, Colds, noarseress,
chits, whOoIdng Cough Asthma Consumption Is uni
rersa known the best remedy yet discovered for
every variety Pulmonary Disease So vide il The field Of
Its usefulness and the cases of it, cures that al
mOst every section Of country abOuns in persons pub
eIy known who have been from alarming and even
desperate Diseases of the Lungs by use When once tre
its superiority sver every other medicine its Kind
apparent escape observation and where virtues are
known the public longer hesitate what andOc to employ
for the distressing dangerous Affections pulmonR-
re- organs, which ineentto our climate. Ky timely
many, nay almost disease upon the Lungs
Throat arrested and thus many thousands
every year from premature grave No family should be
without IT and those Who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which wards on this dangerous class Of dis
wfIhavc depOre late. Proofs
Of the surprising efficacy Of the Cherry Pector
given the American peOple,-tey have living proofs in
every neirhborhood But the state
those whose health has restored and whose
Ives been saved by its USE VII find them in my Amer
Almanac which the agent below has furnish
gratis for every. one.
Prepared by Dr.J C. AVER Lowell, Massachusetts and
sold By al Druggists in Wheeling. see -
a. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling
dec Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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Truth stranger than Fiction.
LET THE 4FE11sggD 4,saE THE Tss7zuoH,


OH LALJ1.
10 those who have thr pleasure Of knowing her,
Il say nothing, but TO Othurs remark that desire
benefit the suffering Induces her thus speak. None
prectae her JOY aud gratitude In beiuR relieved frOr
after sarsof suffering apIaFlrlrd but thOse f there
any) who have suffered like her. I 4
Miss hHslORg been resident of this cityor the last
years has been successfully conducting schoI No Ga
Baltimore street ThehHppy change III health subject
Of aStOnshinen aud JOY TO her richds VT usE
those Interested TO call her. She will tell more Of
her cnre by IOR's YiMrtTe than she has Thu.
y Is this remedy giving relief sick We refer
the public to theta From distant places also hrnr
OF the same ha rc These facts, with the CunCurrrul
testimony OF thousands should sEeptcism prsu.
dice to hide ter heads and concedr that lamons Tic.
ture Is u HOnderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

Some hunters at Richmond Va, recently
fired at dock of ducks in an eddy at the mouth
oe creek, and after killing dozen, found the
wing feathers Of thewhole flock were so loaded
with ice that they could neither ay nor dye
lbs weather being excessively cold, and toe
marksmen chivsIrousy they desisted from furth--
e. slaughter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

-The REGISTER, published at Yarmouth,
MSS. SAYS that hundreds OF cells, "frozen as stf
"a pokers, have been dssssR ashore and raked
in barrels, shipped for the city markets. They
ssol readily in New York, st foms 10 to IL cents
.Ssr pound =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

HEALrH OF NosFOLx.-The Board of Health
of Norfolk are taking measures to preserve the
future health of that city, they have adopted
a report recommending to the City Councils, as
being of the first necessity, the draining Of the
lots on the north side of Water street, on the
south side of Cove street, and on tho east sideof
Metealf-s lane, by culrerts. They also recom-
mend that a culvert be constructed under Water
street to drain off thewater from the sunken
lots on its north side into the river, and that a
general system of underground drainage, by
meaus Of 3 cuyert under Main street, from
Church to Commerce street, with lateral tunnels
leading from it down Church street. in Market
Square, Bank street, Roanoke avenue and Com
nierce street to tho river. Another. important
suggestion is that all nuisanccs created by pri-
yate docks be abated at the expense oftheown..
srs-they TO be notified by the Board of the ex-
ietence Of such nuisance, and If falling to abste
il the Board viii do it and recover the from
the owners by Law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

THE PAKrR1DGEs.-The fact that the ground
has been so completely covered with snow for
the past three weeks, preventing partridses from
procuring their accustomed food has had very
destructive effect upon these favorite birds, and
large numbers of them have been trapped and
sold in our markets to the great annoyance of all
true sportsrnen. To counteract this as, far as
possible, Mr. d. B. Trimble, No. 300 Baltimore
street Bat42Fs has been induced l to offer
his store. They will be carefully tended and
preserved until spring, when they will be libc-
rated We hope this may have the effect ofpre-
venting their extinction, which must follow the
present unsportsulanIike mode of tripping themss
--1ia5cr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

TnE METHODIST CHURCH CAsR-The argu-
ment in this interesting case was closed before
Court of Appeals. on Tuesday last, by John N.
Patton, Esq, and submitted for the decision of
the court. This, however, may not be looked
mount of labor involved in the examination of
documents. Aswe have before stated, this is "a
controversy to decide the several church suits of
Gill, Salem and Rcctortown churches, within
the bounds of the Warrentown circuit; yet the
principle involved is not so strictly local as
might be supposed 1t is apprenended BY those
Immediately interested, that the decision of the
peal was taken, would, If applied, deprive the
Methodist Chuuch of all chnrchcs.in Virginia,
built prior to the year 1914 The argument
was conducted with great ability by c. G. Girls
void, .Jno If. Patton and Conway Robinson,
Esqrs,, for the appellants, and Arthur a. Nor
son, Esq, for the appellees. Rieh, Wig. p
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aqls 1AreR1xs srsHT1ElD.
DALlEY,s GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR :


DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Will subdue the pain aud Inflammation from the severest
burns scaIdE from twenty minutes-and that it
will heal the without scars; and eGsctuay cure Fe
yer sOres-salt Rheum-InHanmator rheumatism
and 1naamed Eycs-Cat4-Wo and Ulcer
ated soresscald Head-Corns sipelas-
srrainswelings-Fcl Nipples hllbains-bites
Of lnssctssweed and broken Eruptions-and all
other InamaOry and eutancOus diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
Don't be tnercdulous the many diseases named to be
cured by only hingbui reflect that the esv positive
properties which the Daley salyo alone contains and as
heretofore enumrutedonet fourcan reach not alone
the aforementioned disease but many
oucryo not regular bred physieianS prescribe eG'o.
mel inlrurdkyfor seore- etdiSsyent zi@eGsesF
Each box OF GsSrSE DtLIErfs Pans EXTRACTOR upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label with signatures c.
CLICKENER s CO.. prOrrietors, and HENRY DALLEY,
manufacturer. Al others counterfeit Price % cents
per box. isz s-rs,
s1-All Ordera should be addressed 10 c V C1ckner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by L-ICGHLLES Dc BUSHFZEZD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the Us. sp1s.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
kOIlANGEt AND sAIEXAND
alloe9 RAILROAD. .ii-ss

=
s9sEsssA sssssss5 g l5sszssssg
-glzIzzE-sSz.sl-zLg
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
: FOR SoRTHEgS, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
Twice DAuy, SnndaY nighteKcepted0 between Rich
moad and Washington City YiE GordonRve aud Alex
andFia. u q ~ . - kLt53
Hours of departure A. Rich
Dond. .6;lS a. NJ aud 7:39 p NJ
{ Returning leave Washington. a. NJ and PM
Arrive nj Richmond II 80 p. ~. and AM
BaSEage checks aud tces, given through between Rich
imOhd and Washington sftYe-fes
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING. 40 STRAP RAIL-
and being In excellent order. and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND S0UTIEtN MAIL. give the hest guar
antse Of aSays securing shown by arEi.
ayat Richmond and Washington eltr in ndyafc On
the Steamboat line.
PARE lslcHiDSn AsD WASHINGTON $50
An Onnbus viii be found always ready to take HSoudh
passengers and their bagEag Of EeaFng apparel between
the two Dep0ts free Of charge, with ample time for them %
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through 1fets can be obtained between Danvilie
Washington a. tie Terminus q the Road nov nearly conn.
Pleted 70 Danvie. An Agent OF The Company win receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danvffe Road ana Al
tend 70 their baggage al the Way Washington Of the Bal
trI6re Depot = u - - e.
route. e -
There change Of ears on the night line between Rich.
m0qd and Alexandria. fq1
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BuRxs, THE PoET.-The n. Y Mirror, speak
ing of the anniversary of the bard's birthday,
says:
MANY poet is admired, yet not beloved
Few poets of great fame are loved equal to their
fame Burns sits crowned and sccptered among
the master poets, yet the love for the bard ex-5
ceeds if possible, the admiration for his song
He sang of simple themes-his country, his
people, his experience, his loves, his sorrows-
but truth gave grandeur to his song. Men .Ttlt
it-and when he sang
the 5a3,t Is but The 1 Eaiass stamp
he struck more fettcrs from age bound Servility,
than an army Of warriors could have broken
FRozES TO DEArn-The Ghestertown CNId)
News states that three men were discovered near
batteau off Howells Point, oniThursday last,=frnr
zen to death. The. boat was about midway be-
tween Spccuzzia Island and the Point, where it
is supposed they were caught in the ice, it not
being sufficiently strong to reach either shore.
The unfortunate men supposed TO be Baltimore
fishermen The condition of the ice was such
that no one would venture out near enough to
fully indemnity them.
----A&GDsS----
81 The chicago Free Press Calls Iowa the
Canaan ofthe emigrant, II says that the strife
at Fort Dodge and DEBORAH Land Offices is very
great The seatsin stages from Dnbuqe have
been in some cases taken ten days.in advance.
A gentleman at Davenport states, that during
the early spring the desirable lands IN the Deco
rah district viii be entirely absorbed Land
warrants are pouring intothe Offices ofthe promi-
nent Land agents Of that section, from parties
all over the Union, to be located on speculation.
IffPEAeE, s.pEAcr The well-in-formed Paris
correspondent Of the National Intelligence, says
hayeno confidence in the. Austrian mission
. St Petersburg. ItiSaH f0reHect, and win
snavehn practical results as regards peace gsi
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WI. a. RtTCHEl oK.A I1AIR D1E.
GREY Red Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly 10 a beautiful
and natural brown black without The Injury to Hair
skin.
FtsTRES MEDALS DFloNAs have been awarded to Tm
A. Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his Dye
Prejudice against Dying he har aRd WHISPERS unjust Il
would be against covering bald head with wig.
a. BlrcHELoE's IAIE DYE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, and njure in
the least however long it may be continued
Made sold or applied private roOu) the Wig FactO
ry, 233 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities aud towns of the United States by Drug
szts and Fancy Goods Dealers
- The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM y. RATCHELoR,
2sS broadway, New York,
For sale wholesale and retail by
aqIs LACGRLL8S & BCsRFzELD. !,
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND VIEW YEARS.
pRTSTNrTS

FtESENIS. - -
ADAMS, Premium Daguereotypist, has the pleasure of
informing the citizens Of Wheeling, that producing by
the aid of chemical agent Ambrotypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city. They are of such briancy
bOldness and artistic finish, admiration of
every including artists who have visited
brated Eastern Galleries who pronounce them s best they
erer sa,r."
Five Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember Gallery, corner Slain Union
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
READ YHTS

1NIzslAIO 4 IIIEos
For all Bowel Diseases, Cholera Diarrhoea Dyspepsia
FatuIency Constipation, and General Debility We know Of
nothing better than Dr. lIo4tettsrs celebrated stomach Bit
ters One vine glass taken three times each day before
meals VIII be sure for all the above diseases win re
move an heasiness from the stomach; keep you from
eOstivenes assist Digestion give good appetite and maf
healthy the whole SYSTEM Every family sloul
keep these Dtters hand during the summer season. as
family medicine
sale By al The principal Druggists and BY hotels
generally.
{IAuGHIISs DusHFlELD.
inst n N LOGAN & co AGENTS
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Three Mile Ice.
GEORGE scHRIIHASE co respectfully inform t6sl,
~ old e.stosasrs that sFg ere now very large
TO serTe the public onlreasohahle terms.
3l.dLtaLL1lY3lS- E.YGLdNiI
NoTHER supply Of Vols. 81 aud ah and eoritlee sea
Of Assauls History q Epllnd, for sale by -
jles wine BIO
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE.
TaVern 60 Rent
For Sal

THAT convenient and comlnodiOus Dwelling House On
and family.
For particulars cali gu 2. Jacob dcg9-f
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DR.. ROSES TREATISE OS CoNsUMprIoN
w a S III N CT ON H "A L L
KUNKEI'S
MOmIHE

IL Express Co. at Wheeling, Va, which, Ii not called for
within thirty days. will be sold TO pay freight and chaTges
N Er,Tl. t,I,eSt - ssssa esl ~, Vt ",
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We the undersigned practitioners in medicine cccriuly
and heartily recommend Dr. Roses method Of treating
eases OF the Lungs and Throat, the best and Crcu-
al ever introduced into medical practice Onr convictions
areasel upon having Several Of PATIENTS confirm.
ed cOnsumpttVes, restored to vigorous health
months treatment by Dr. Rose lii the above named dis
the application Of edIcatcd Vapors inhaled direct
y into the Lungs, be justly considered great
suffering humanity rendering Consumption perfectly
lille disease
DR. Rose deserves well Of The profession for his unwearied
abors in bringing the IIIalng method degree Of
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TEp VAPnR INHAI.ATIOY.


The most absurd notions, arrow-linde prrjudces con.
miaible ignorance, insig qackery, haveOne
listed in the treatment OF Consumption Men Q; skill and
ADpn rs physicians, have prescribed naISeOus compounds
TO be takeu the stomach, TO cure diseases Of the lungs,
while the brazcnaccd qac held up his nostrum rs tile only
star OF hops tor the consumptYl Only enough Of II were
swallowed The stomach, disease exists, bcug the
receptacle OF all this Ia rendered unit 10 perform its
functions and the health thus materially Injured All must
see the aury, the positive injury OF such COURSE the
disease is IN the lungs, in the stOmac then Why in the
nane Of common sense do you not HII inedcinc directly
to the ung The advantage of inhalation ~ Consumption
and Throat Diseases Is that medicines In the form Of NaNF
are applied directly to the ungs where the disease exists;
the stomach thus LEFT perfectly free to all in restoring
health by administering to it healthy, lIGeGying food
There Is no hopeless that Inhalation will not reach
Tue means, too, brought within the reach of ALL the
manner OF administering the NapOrs being smPr that
inc nvas never required to leave hoe, where the hand
o. friendship and affection tcds SO HuciitO aid tile Pysi-
The lnhaIlng method soothing safe and speedy, and
consists in the administration Of medicines in such
ner that they conveyed into the lungs in the form oyR-
por and produce their action the OF the disease
practical destined revOlutOnEe the opinions
sumption.
appeal to the common sense of all afflicted with lung dis
no longer apply medicine the unoHendIng
claim for Inhalation place the precious gifts that
ARK OF REFuGE FOR THE coNsuMrrlvE
\ ciOus. rs
many of my professional brethren throughout the
Union, tender my acknowledgements for their frank
manly Course in tesying to the merits OF lnNlatou shall
be pleased TO cooperate with them in Offering to the afflicted
| of Consumption. ~
One word for myself those claiming to hav,
introduced the practice and the tribe mttOrs,
with brazen mpudence, claim It as their both
in favor Of Inhalation and Iractsed lG yenrs The aIa
then used with the agents Employed achieve,
only Rsrtal success therefore did not claim for thsI
the miraculous Which long practice has since
BLEED togvri it. PrVOtOf this mag found in my
published in 1919.
Applicants viii please to state If they have ever bet
from the Lungs, tieJ have lost any iies have cough
night sweais and fever turns what and how much they
pcctOrate what the condition Of their stomachs and bowels
The necessary medicines, APPARATUS &c will be Forwarded
ito any part 81 $50 + = $50 =
TERHs consultation fec. Balance Of fee yyabls EhcI
\ patients report themselves cOnvaIesccnt.
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IAuGHLISs 4 DUsHFlELD.
4. Il. LOGAN & co. Agents

COLD wRATHIR-T,e present "cold term' has the usu
al aceOmpanels of disagreeabiss among Others Chap
ped Hands and Faces
- z {. :, The E7ln,o a thousand Fgouers,n
elegant application in such cases 1t Will also remove
PiwPIrs hOtehes ana and beauties the COM
nlexton. i7
an cOa weather Soaps Creams &C. In use, are for
safely T. LOGAN s CO.,
iap2S s5.s l.-asf.. Bridge Corner Druggists.
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The present Proprietor is DESTROYS Of removing to the
country, which solely his for wishing To dispose
his business.
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"a. JdSGdGG,
T.4SHT0NABLE Root Nd SHOEMAKER,
FEw DOORS BELOW WASHINGTON sIREEr.I
CH0ICRlot Of Ready Made Work always on hand
novlU-d6n
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NOTICE 10 TRAVIlI. FsRS.
TRAVELLERS passing over c. o. Hsrosd, are inform
ed that the Proprietor has dtted ur Rooms in "CIAKEs
Nav BruDSe where he VIII the arrival Of eve.
~ treip, $1,000
| a Es4G.NLEyCR AYp nor coFFxE FOR FIF.-
TEEN GETTS,
the regular price the Depot Stand being 20 csnts eonse
quently thrlyTt cents will h. saved. Re particular and
step into Myers Rsfe5hsnt Rooms street.
u door from The conner. .,s
Eserya:ag snpFiea @Qrs cqftsd 0r. Information Of
all kinds impaired nee of charge.
TN. MYERS
zanesvlle, Nov. IL, lsSS. nyea:sm
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REAL EsFATR SALES.
Hntal fnr sn1n

TIME FaTniture ana Lease LnOrn the Monroe Hoe.
Mheellhg Va, 0eatednh Main srett, opposite to n,
Wire Susrension Bridge This House is doing goa
business shdt literature first rate liza
abort time he Cleveland Central Ohio, aud Gin
cinnat Marietta RIiFoaas vi have their ternln Kri
wood. and the travel win Immediately Oppo.e
this House, aud il kll arily do large proportion
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

A message from the Senate announced the
passage Of sundry bills which were read and APP
prOpriatcly referred.