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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04
sPANISH COURTsHIp.

A Young man entered the diligence which
WAS TO take him in the entire iatel1uT. On star
ting he found only one companion, young la
dy, strangely travelling aloHei her figure was
all it should be, but maCtiiia covered her face.
Consequently, to use the words of u novelist,
"A strange sensation suddenly took possession
of him-love entered his soul" After some
small civilities he proceeded to take her hand
which she Withdrew, while she glared at him
with two dark eyes through the lace that en-
yeloped her. Again lac. took her hand; he kis-
sed 1t, and feeling perfectly secure from instru-
sion he insisted on her removing her veil
With this request, after some resistance, she
complied, and her features fully answering all
his expectations, he might have assured her of
his approval; but, as Segovia is approaching,
he is compelled to leave her; before doing 50,
however the youth pressed her to tell him
where she lived, and as she leaves the diligence
she gives him her address and name.
An hour had scarcely elapsed when he hastens
to the house, which stands alone; evidently but
one family occupies it. lie asks for Donna Eu-
genia and is ushered into room furnished with
unusual comfort. The lady he seeks is sitting
alone. She beckons him with a gesture to be
seated Within doors, his imPertineHcr quite
deserted him, and having hurnbly obeyed her
she thus addressed him:
'.Senora Csballero,'' she said, 'this morning
woman, widow, and unprotected, wasforccd
by affairs to leave Madrid. Her ducnna at the
last moment was taken i'll her affairs at Scgo-
via could not bear postponement; she trusted
to the gallantry of spaniard to protect her on
her road and how her hopes were realized you
caninfnr1n her. But think not she who could
not defend herself from insult, cannot take ven
geance;" and drawing pistol she presented it
to his forehead, and continued, Make your
peace with Heaven, for the earth you see no
more"
He does not tremble, though he sees it is no
jest; his brow quais not and the emotion that
causes his voice to qniver is not that of fear
He looks the lady in the facc-''w ouldst thou
kill me because love thee so much:" His eye
his voice, and courage achieved the conquest he
had commenced in the coach, and casting aside
the deadly weapon, she told him she had but
tried his love, which she was now convinced
was equal to his pluck. 1t appeared she was
the widow of late Cuban merchant, old, cross,
ugly, and cowardly; her married life had been
but short, and in espousing the young lcutcn-
ant she endowed him with the wealth she gain
ed from her first husband. The couple are high
in the estimation of Madri1-tiic husband is q.
senator, the wife lady of fashion; but whether
the tragic scene has ever again been enacted by
them, the narrator could not inform me.
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No,Ice noIeI pIen.

W. CARR, Proprietor, M'Lure House, Wheeling, Va,
- having determined change his business, oilers Tor
sale furniture and fixtures Of the MLcre House
not 18th October next will on that day be-
hours of Ii and o'clock, sell it to the highest bid
der without rcscrye-y object in selling being to pay
debts and change business This house is now doing
much than former time, aud as the
IIenp-ld r., Cleveland aud Wheeling aud Pittsburgh,
and G. O. Il. will all be completed to this place ia sixty
nys from tls time may confidently be expected tnt the
House must do largely increased business Terms exceed
lngly easy, and will be made known 70 any one wishing 70
ay Of sale so that the purchaser will be able right
along and do a nice business. sp2T
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ne DYsPEPT1o PATIENT

whose stomach has lost the power duly converting food
into DEMONSTRATING element Is relieved by single
Of this extraordinary tonic The gastric nuId reAequires
its solvent power and the crude nutrnsnt which
and burthen to the sufferer while his digestive orEaniza
ton vas pa-1yse and unsrung becomes under the whole
some revolution created in the system the basis Of activity
strength and health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-04

Be CAREFUL WHAT YOU READ-Mr. Levi
Hawley of Allegheny county, Maryland, while
in the act ofgapping, dislocated his lower jaw,
leaving his mouth wide open till the surgeon
came.-B0st0n Courier.
1t is suggested that he had been reading one
of the Boston Courier's great crushers.
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CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.

No language adequate idea of the nmedi
ate and almost miraculous change which 1t occasions in the
senssd debated and shattered nervous sysc whether
broken down by weak by nature, Impaired by
sickness the unstrng aud relaxed organization Is
braced re-VTidel and built up. The mental physical
symptoms Of nervous disease vanish together under its
influence Nor Is the effect temporary, the contrary,
the relief is permanent for the cordial properties the
medicine reach the constitution se and restore 1t to its
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DrAaSosIs OF SENATOR SUBSCRIBE. R. N. S.
jackson, the physician who attended Senator
Sumner during his recent sojourn among the
mountains of our State, grows poetical in giving
the diagnosis of that injured gentIcman's hurts.
Witness the following:
Subject, aged, in the full zenith of man
hood General normal condition Plus. In Vi
tai powers even exhuberant Temperament
neryous-billious, with some tinge oflymphatic.
Weight with plueum of physical forces, 200
pounds avoirdupois Height six feet two inch
es. Normal pulse, &c to 80, with great muscu.,
lar power, walking miles without fatigue, and
enduring all physicalcxcrtions as play. Habits,
temperate and regular, not to say absteinious
and ascetic. At the time ofthc Vandalinyasion,
this state was rendered highly morbid by over
work, severe study, intense, unremitting, effort
of the brain, the mind bent upon one single Pur-
pose, cvcnt the tragicai creation of earthquake,
an intellectual effort that should vibrate from
pole To pole"
The Doctor !! had better let off his super1u-
Gus steam in the form of an epic, entitled the
''Diagnosiad !"
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CATTIcN.

Or. MOrses Cordial counsereIted
By some unprinclped persons
fac-simile pasted the each bottle and the fol-
lowing words blown in the glass:
CDR Morse's Invigorating Cordial
O. IL. RING, PROPRIETOR n. T."
Cordial Is mp, highly concentrated, in pint
b"itlss Prize 90 per bete, Two FOR S, SIX si2
Sold j3' all DrupGists aud Dealers IN Medicine
For sale b. LAUGEILISs BUSlIFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists.
sp22iSm No 2h AInnrnn n
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Trnstees Sale

DY vrtua OF deed Of trust 'rnin I=oTze II,rz,,
ID w!ie to m. dated June %! 1854, E:l aoS o r,s!
Ohio Cnuaty Virginia Ia Deed BOOK No 50. pa:s -
rrocsEd &c sell ut the front door ot the Court H5=,
County Monday the fret day Of September Is l, ~
bile auction 10 the highest bidder .ot M. az Ttr:, ~
ate o.: Main Street IN the Fifth Ward CT the Ctr Il E
InE-ld also re:y feet In width Of! the s5=s-1 az
LOT No. (2il tTtny four situated Oh Water s,rtt L q,
Filth Ward Of the City or Wheeling.
THRNs OF SGIE.-0nc third Of the purchase vii ts!g..
ed In Cash the day Of sale ami Ire Tts3Ge lE0 sol
instruments of six and twelve: months iro.G EsS =,
casers giving bond with good s-curity bsF.rg tFa,
the day Of sale and the title In be retained As .l =
curity i'll the purchase money Is PAIL
Selling as Trustee shall convey oaly slch tits IS ms
cd in me by raid deed of trus5.
-Sas-The above sale Is adjourned untn MONDAY, Oti
EDwAED H. FITzHUGH
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ns1O-tds
- Valuable Property for sa!s.


TNIIE subscriber ners private sale The hose
the corner o. 5urth and Quincy SIS Tae
occupied for several years a. one % he Le, Lo1z
in the Ctr and iS well adapted either for t,A,;s,,
second class hotel. lis Close proximity tt, s-ts
Railroad Depot make: !; desirable stand for at N
above purposes. TerilA accommodating.
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Dancinp AcademV

UanclnB AcadeIhy'
w H. TEMPS Professor Dancing, will open his Dane
wv ing Academy, at Washington Hall on Wednesday,
October Ist, 1S5G.
HoURs TrIrruN-HUunc ladies anil Children from TO
4, p. n. Gentlemen from 7tS tn ~, z. 81
ROUTINE OF DANCES.
Round waltz Hop do. Laws seria do, cccil!an do Gala
Pokn do SaEcrka do, Polka Mazerka do, RRdRFN do
Dupa schots do, POLKA do, poands do Double Po-
lands do, Counter Dance, &c.
Apt taught the end OF the season. for
exhibition one of the following dances:
Highland Fling, Scotch Dance Tachuta wing Dc
Pasta Baden Baden Polka, Sailors uornPpc FshsF's
HOrnpIpe, College lIOrnpIpe.
E19-Ter1nS s. per quarter.
S15JsMuSic bY JAMES ISlsbV. oct1-St
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NOTICE hereby given all persons from tnEinS
Y certain Note the Of Two Hundred and Sixty
i've Dollars given Lagrange Ohio, Sept 29th, PAYABLE
six months after date D. King order rs said note
vas frauduieny obtained and the will not be paid
by me. EuBENf MCINTYRE.
.nAA
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Direct importation:

Direct Importation =, ,,,v,.r.
WE have this day received, DIRECT i!o ~ T,i,b L
w les in Belfast, Fan impoTisn9,II ,irts ~
Blvy Linens, and Linen Can brio hana>J
ranted All nure Linen We would respsciial2 49, "
cIasers to call and examine, az We arr ~ ~,
at less prices than be purchased IN 'le .r ,RSG
SpI9 HEIShEbL : - --------
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BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co,
Manufacturing pharmacsutIsts and Chemists,

GRSERAL Agents..
Philadelphia, n W. Dvott Sons, 1872 n. 81 street New
York, barnes Park 80. broadway corier Duane Balt
CuspHre Brothcrs, and pcnnH Gin
cnnNt John D. PARK. Chicago barclay Brothers, 9IS s.
Water St. st Louis, Barnard Adams { Co. n Orleans,
J. Wright & Co.
Sold In Wheeling. by LauElns &'Bushfeld 7. II. Logan
Co.. and other druggists aud Merchants generally through
out the United States aud CanadRs oct3dawly.
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P1PLSIIN Y0OTH P.iSTE.

PIHISIIN IOUId I.ioIE z.
MOTHER Of the genuiHe Partisan Tooth Paste just
n prepared and for sale, Gross, Dozen single
box Nv PUNDENBERG ROBERTS
oel Mol WASHINGTON Hall, Wheeling, Va
nR. 'nrsIIisi's Uterine Ca 1hoiicnn, Boer-
IL haye's Holland Bittrrs HooaanG's German Bittsrs,
Hamptons Aegeabe TinCturc Citrate Of MaCnesa (Dry
and Igud) CodIver Ga superior artcIe) Tiuct. Cne
FerrAt TIoilHways Pills and Ointment, IIoioways Worm
Confcctinn, FOurchlys Alternative Balm Electric Oh Ayers
Cherry PectorAl ali of DR.. Jlynes Mcinea, and PTs
Brandy warranted equal tn in the cit-jnst
received for at Prescription Store n
octl PUNDESBURG S ROBERTS.
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~tON~

A PERTrNED BREATu.-Hhatl lady gentleman would
under the breath when y
ing the "DGLM THOUSAND FLOWERS dentrce would
only render but leave the teeth white aIabG4.
teri Many do not know their breath e bad and
the subject s delicate, their friends viii mention
Pour single drop of the "Bai" your
and wash the teeth night and morning 50 cent bottle will
last year.
BEArrIVUL CoNPLRxIoS may be easily acquired byusHg
the balm Of thousand FoweTB. will tan pin
Piles, and freces from the skin leaving
hue. WetR towel pour three Drops wash
the night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet shnving-Lru In either
cold water pour drops ''Balm u
thousand FIoEer rub the beard well and II Will
beautiful sOi atheT much facilitating the operation ofsh1Y
ing. Price only ifty cents.
W. p. RETRIDGE / CO.,
rOrsats by IN LOGAN CO. ,''H .s'-' j ell
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d SPECIAL Bulletin for The Sich Il
DR.. MoRsE,s

.
TIME Cordial will relieve with raplity every
i disorder incident to the digestive apparatus:
the appetite; the sreng harden the muscles brace
the nerves. give elasticity TO the Spirits the mental
energies Danish dependency imras: the aenuated
frame more robust appearances nlIay irritation calm the
disturbed imagination; build up the constitution;
and may be taken without any fear by the feeble maiden
Oriental herbs only nVgorae, eShllarue
and restore.
II the system has become relaxed by improper inul
Gences the Cordial vii! nfuse vigorous vitality
organ The asstude resulting from late hours,
close application labor any kind is quickly
action and ladies ENGAGED in sedentary occupations
and subject to Inconvenience therefTom will find it
and healthy snuant Where the circulation of the blood
be sluggish OF the ncons of the body suspen
died or impcfecy performed It will restore the natural
t!on and communicate energy to the secretivc
and distrbutive organs
Those VINO bowed by physical debility, and so
feeble as TO despair Of recovering the Ygor and mcin
OF manhood are invited to give this wonderful invigorAnt
trial. embodes the elements OF their restoration Be
fore they have consumed the first bottle, they viii be
scou that the recuperatve principle is at work in every
debl!taed portion OF their frames, and hope be
realized In their thorough recovery, will spring in their
hearts.
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PAIN PANACEA,

PAIN PAN ACGA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
rheumatism Neuralgia LumbaEo sciaca Peuratc Pains.
Pains in the Side, Chest, Back and face, sweled
and Painful Joints, Weak Back, CramP,
Sore Throat, sprans, &c.
The thousands have used these Medicines testify to
their exs4Ien. merits by of their To
those WHO have not would say TRY THEM and
they will be all .ley represented, and that
they will act with na0ic.liks effect.
On. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio. For sale wholesale and retail by
L4EGHLLNS d BUSHFZELD,
fe141y GzsrzAL AGENTS WESTERN vlRctSIA.
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Wheeling Island Property


FOR SALE.
TIME undersigned offers for s- all tia; part OF T
I Island NOW In the oeGUplaer Of William Cli.t, nj
Market Garden. He hiss hsIt -li cut iu:1 'Bs5 -
ranging in size from One and haii To Five Aest 'a
lane, forty feet wide, running a1E tie Centre, ffI
Town Lots 10 the head OF the Island
For beauty Of location, aud is;iit;y Of soil this pf
IA not surnassedhS Iv on the OhiO River AID to pustl
sirous . obtaining urgtt!ui location in the eUani
rcnieEt the CITY, those wishing engage nit -
of Market Gardening, I; Oaers strong .odzez='4aa
purchase.
nIott of the premises can be seen. making srF1c
10 IN, subscriber who will give every in51H1l .
tIorI to il; and tho terms of sole Kill l'c s
FRANCIS IL. ARMSTRONG,
Any IN i4-; ier
i.IA HENRY MOORE, Tr4S-'
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PHNNET RLOHK.S

RJNNEI BLUChS.
TCS received supply bonnet Blocks latest style
81 Bonnet vevets Spo;tei Striped Pushes ss PLATA
Pushes Plnes Ftreh Flowers, CheMelles all colors and
sizes, aud IA full assortment Of Millinery Goods.
nrtI STONE 4 THOMAS.
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WHEELING MUSIC sIOI'H
zacIaTIah Jacob, trustee &C., and O,hs;
InlIn @. Panil and other.

against c1.,ty Va,
Julia O. Paul and otflers. - kr ore
In pursuance OF the Decree Of the SitSu. =, h Can
COUNT shall on the 2lSt day Of o;ioSsf ~ Ii1 o.
House for Ohio County, sell PnSi!e s"r; TIt iGT
Of sale are credt:of one. and three The y.-4
instruments. with interest from The DAY o. for tx
se nd IS 10 S Estsne Tin lie purchase Snsy
This Is a we'll improved 10; Ei;h tE1 e"s,. 9.gistf,
and Is sold in order to division lniaEg yr,cHHNN
ION. .. slcrir Of Oslo CsssTEI
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NOTICE.

To the L0uers OF Home m.a1te -Nan9,as'7
and the Public in gtnei%t =, VS.
C1nRlsTIAN FLACH still CONTINUES LIE Ensln Ne d
" featuring Domestic Hosiery for NE Ne n; Nssa
chdren's Winter wear his new stand ~ &, w. Mot
slie neas to s,.t lis oh customers and a. - - y
ones as can make him n call. His Siock OelHe N
quality; all work warranted ,.,,3 10 II, "
The special attention Of the Ladies Is .s nfssTs
assortment of nne BLACK WOOL -
quality as has ever been exhibited In tbs CIV
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no CITY TNX PNXi

TIME civ ordNiaee eonels the oil4etor Of Assessments
to collect and pay the City Treasurer the amount
the fret day Of November and as many person
hsTp not yet pRd their hereby notify such that
payment he before the 18TH Of October 1896
VIII be compelled proceed against them neeSTdiBE Is
Ordinance. y. L. DORSEY Col.
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And the various eons consequent dIsOEdered
.STOHAGH OR LIVER,
Such INDIGESTION Acity the Stomach, CollcEy Palms.
IIsaEDurn Loss Of ApPe';ts DtSonaSneS G0ss,yenes
Neurnirio Auctions, instances prsTrd
highly benz fcis and In others effected decided cure
s.sasc pneSs alter the q the
Holland pr lies M % M sts I
United States intended especially for those of
mighty country Meeting with great suscess among them
Offer 10 the American public knowing that its try
to those persons whose con-
stitntons ma! beea impaired by the US: OF
stantansous In effect it finds It's nay directly to the seat Of
life, thrilling and qucSennG every nerve raising the
droopng spirit and fact infusng life and Tgor
the system.
The great popularity Of this Aroma has induced
many mutations which the public should gard ssns: in
have given BoeraTes Holland Btters affair trial One boz
tie will convince you how infinitely superior tits TO all these
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
81 have frequently used BoerE"yes Holland BstsTs, aud
Rev samuel Hubcoc says: found spceis relief from
headache, with which lad long sui
]. ". WoodECll, Esq says: "I have used Bocrlave'S
Holland BitteIs myself and recommend II to others know
ing TO be Just what it Is represented"
AID. Jonathan Neey, OF Lower 81 Clair 81 have
derived great bench; from its use for weakness of the stO
NJ. murphy safer several physicians had
failed, Doerhave's Holland Bers removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigestion"
Of the best physcans in the place had failed Doerhaves
Holland Bers cured Of the form of dysrePsia
Francis Felix only MANUFACTURER OF the oginal Extract
OF Coffee II know that Holland Differs Is
of the best medicines in the world for disordercd stomach
o livcr.''
It medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Dr. Eherhnrt, the leading German physician OF PennN
has prescribed frequently during tie last three years. with
marked success, dehIltattd OF the digestive
gans, Of the system generally.
The manager of the Blou's Vinegar Factory 81 used
it myself and therefore induced to try its effect
wife, Uroubed with the great debility to nil OF
cousumptve labit and really Il is doing her good
than ANYTHING she has ever taken.'
N0TSfE-whoever expects to find in this beverage gill
be disappointed; hut to the sick, weak AMI low Spirited 1t
viii prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed OF snga
lar remedial properties.
pTopTsetors,
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SWEET POTATOES.
s PSI p''1-' GEO WILSON.
ANEW styc P4l Bonnets, Rich Ribbons go pieces
IN Velvet Ribbons, all widths justrecciStsi at
sp29 HEfSRELL 3 sWEARINGEN's.
700 Sugar Cured Hams ''w. IS. DavIs1 plain Hams and
L SHOULDERS iOr sale by r,,oa,rp,, = nanny
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Knfice

THE undersigned having been appointed administrator Of
i the late Wm. oaarnock hereby requests all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 saId the firm of
w. J. y. CharnorE forward aud make immediate
se.tI4ment JOSEPH CITARN0CR.
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The great popularity of this Aroma has induce
many limitations, which the public should guard agans:
purchasing. persuaded bu anything else until
have given BoeraTe's Holland Bters fair trial One BOZ
tie will convince you how infinitely superior tits TO all thes
limitations.
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myI:6m
Smyrna times., 1856-01-16

Ped, we occasionally see a fellow .sthrce sheets
~ '"e "lhu' But the law has done and ~
uoihg much good, and, altogether, the friends +
temperance should Congratulate themselves on
"hat 'hey nave already gained, and keen III
so"u sPirl'S ana do every thing in their power
!" sustain ana carry out the principles of the
ldW' since the law went into operation. il has
gained favor considerably know Of men Win
refused 10 sign petitions for the law, that Will
not sign one to repeal it.
christmas with us passed OF 0uirtIv viii
the exception Of some mlschievuus Lows ;,p,.ov-
ing our denlzens by the unhanging of s,,udrv
gates, doors, &c. Business was eutir,lv su,.
pended and religious service was held IN ,L,.
Episcopal Church.
ouf Town has improved some during the pa.
year-seVeral new dwellings, having bee,
erected; and, although we bav.. twn Ivrya h.
.eiS without an occupant, dwellings of rrrp, ,,;..
nie size and convenience are scarce. The Odd
fellows have during the autumn erected av,rv
neat IRON fence IN front of their beautiful h,
"hch Is an ornament to the to%n.
The Pilot Boat, #. B. Cropper, belonging 20
| lhIS place, is ashore sOnth of Fenwick's Island
ohe had been engaged by Mrssrs. BurIsn A
LYONS WrcckerS, To convey them and tbr.r ,r.
paratus To wreck down the coas, nrar H.,
same place at winch she ran ashore
IN the promise thai probably ycuuiIfLc.r
from me again, bring this scrbblmg toacI,,,
Respectfully, yours,
BREVIry
Smyrna times., 1856-01-16
Hfttfcn for the Smyrpa Times.
Geographical iEnigma,

am composed of e. h,een letters:
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z, ii, H. l3, is gulf in Turkey;
., II, IL, Is, l3, IL, IL, is a bay in IRELAND .
AZ, lS, IA, II, IL, is an island in Poiynesih
., 10, II, IA, II, is a river in Brazil:
o. 4, IL, ii, 10, is a county in Iowa;
Z, IA, II, l3, is moCnt in Sicily:
s,2, 8, s, 2, IL, -, is town in Sa rdnia
y. :, ID, II, II, is one of the United Stn,,s
H. :, Ia, IL, IL, is county in New York
H. Is, 10, is a county in Missouri;
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49, -, III, is IA river in Swtzerlaud:
H. ii, 10, Ii, IL l, 4, Is town in Austria
10, lS, IL, IL, is river in Bavaria;
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H. II, II, 4, e, is a town IN EpyyI:
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m, p. q. W.
Thoroughare Neck, Del, 1856.
Smyrna times., 1856-01-16

am OF opinion that if lead pipe was sus-
pended, as a telegraph, twenty miles in length,
and charged with head of water sufficient to
force the water through it at the rate of ten feet
IN second, tie water issuing at the extremity
OF the pipe would be of the same temperature
as when It entered, although the thermometer
might be at zero at the time, Bit fthe wafer
should be stopped. from any cause, very short
time, might be sufficient to freeze it SO that il
could not be started again without artificial
heat.
When theory aud practice agree they must
be right, and SO far as have been able to tcs,
It, they agree in the present case to a fraction.
Hoping your correspondent will prove matters
tor himself, will close, as this COMMUNICATION
Is already longer than Iintended it. -H
Truly. &c, T.B. CoURsEY.