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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-23
Female Courage.

DIR. McGill, Of this city, handed us a letter
from Oregon yesterday, directed to himself,
from which we make the following extract rel
alive to the heroism ola woman in that terri
tory. The writer in abiding to the Indian
war says:
"One Mrs. Harris fought the Indians about
twenty-four hours The Indians attacked Mr.
Harris house in the morning, and he soon re-
ceived a fatal shot, and his daughter, about
twelve years DID, was shot in the arm. Mr..
II. fell by the side of his wife. She had pair
Of holster pistols, and kept up regular fire
at the Indians for several hours. They be-
came alarmed and left. Mrs. Harris then at
tempted to make her escape with the child
and had left the house, when the Indians again
made their appearance. She fled to a neigh
boring thicket, and commenced firing again,
and kept it up till next morning. just as she
had shot away her last load, the Indians be-
came alarmed, and started off, when to the
happiness of the woman, some volunteers
came drawn thither by the firing. They pur-
sued the Indians, and chased them to the
mountains, killing three of their number
Mrs. Harris and daughter made their escape
but she witnessed the flames of the building
which consumed the body of her husband
equaling this. But enough for the present.
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Hen and Chickens. u; 20 Ixs
Dick s. Co.'S 5 limp; 5 bxs
COOK x SONS
srner Main and First streets,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOASs
lust RECEIVED-Mae, ulay's History of England
- Prescott's Phillip IL; Tolla. by Edmund Aboue;
Mimic Life, by Annie Corria Richie;
Phenixana. by Phoenix; Hunters Feast by M Read;
Beechcroft. by Author of Heirs of Radcliffe;
Little Paul. from Dickens, Dombey Son:
Oliver and theJew Pagan. by Dickens; American Almanac
Dow Juniors Sermons; Samere by Mrs. &c. X. Dorr;
Miss Bunklap's Book, or the TestHhny of Escaped
Novice: teb22 SAM'L LISTERS.
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EVANSVILLE & CRAWToRDSyILLl:
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baPgage CHECKED Go IRdlanapoIs.
Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville
z 4. NJ. ca wAieh local passengers will be taken
Trains by Indianapolis time, VIII eight minukes
faster than Evansville tmo
For information through Tickets apply at the
Ticket emee, Aesd Of Locust street Evansville,
dec27 DANIELS Sup,t
Enquirer Princeton Clarion, ViDospnes I...
derson Patriot take out other adv and copy.
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CANARY BIRDS
ar the pure rman breed asupsror kind, for sale by
fsB22 81 HALLoCK sToDDARD.
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MOhASsES.-250 bbls and 100 hf-bbls prime, in Benz
feb.s GEO foster co.
I'D LEEDINGS and Sirop de Battufe from pure sugat ~
I'D bbls and hf bb Superior article for family "
sale by feblS GEO. FOSTER B. &C
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DEPARTME EMF NEWS.


Los, 81 -, Ship DEke, Of BoeoHTis Captain,
sau ord frsss upe NJ dc Crsv observation-disclosures has
been recsrpd that the ship Great Duke Captain sampson
buuud ou Orleans Liverpool and loaded With cotton
ppd Indian curn wrecked the night Of the ninth of Feb
ruay last between ~ Govens head and Lnney bead OF
rbp there rs scarcely piece len than eight
in length and the greater lumber Of these pieces only ft
for freuood But little II the cargo saved. The coast
In the nrgbborbood Of The wreck strewed with bales Of
cotton 10 damaged condition The chief mate and Of
the crew lbacks saved The blacks Liver
poo The names Of the who drowned fol-
lows. C. Sampson, master - HAYS, second mate -
Parker third mate John Fi, cook Of Halifax; Hen
~ Of Washington and John Ptmple, sesmen -- Pisa
Anna tpauisrd;) George and John Doyle, Of Liverpool
John Ern Manuel kusqHito (spanGrd;) James Allen Of
New Haven James PsnRed, Bsrbadoes; George Stole
son Of Washington lsasc Sylvester, - Ford, Richard
Carssars umas wilkins, Of LverpOolI Charles Gotten
burg Of Sweden Thomas Duncan, Glasgow, and nine
others whose n&nes unknown.
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LOG Al N Il w d.

HIAwATHA.-Seldom have a larger more intel
ectua audience than assembled Friday evening last
at Odd Fellows Hail. bear Miss Grace Darling recite
Longfellow's poem Of Hiawatha The poem, although
aboundng with beautiful thoughts and exquisite concep
TONS is from its peculiar vers6cation and its necessarily
rapettons entirely too long be inflicted
any considerable number of persons at single sitting
Twenty minutes of Hawahs would be very pleasant feast
but when the repaE stretched out two hours becomes
sur of which any gluonous admirer of Longfeow night
shrink from with apoplectie apprebensions.
Miss Darling has clear, weregulaed voice, express
ve face and imposing figure and she acquitted hsrse the
role she bad boldly assumed in highly credabe
Ter reading Of Hswathas coutshp, how lac ed and
the gentle Mnnehahs equistey fresh tender and truth
ul and IT, the conclusion, she rewarded with
hssrty round ppasu-c h~nrsrs
much enrsnced with the wtchngy hesutful picture she
had 90 msgieaily placed before them.
We surprised that at t0 conclusion of the reading,
Miss Darling made the slightest auEiUn the fact that
while Hawaha ourDed only days for the lose of his
wife, consumed long, long weeks in lamentations for
his male friend " the musician, the sweet singer"
CRrsuxAt corB7.-wiIlam B. Edwards, convicted Of
msnsaugbter has been sentenced imprisonment the
psniteptisry for the OF seven years.
ment in th, city win be found in the advertising columns
In DO city in the Union has be admirers thar in Wash
ngt0n.
graph about the weather. persistenty does winter nger
with ". This morning favored with respsctA
bic fall Of snow. Our Potomac fshsrwen despair
NA7IoxAL TnEArzE-Mr Riohnss and bis accomplished
daughter make their appearance the National Monday
evening the celebrated comic opera OF the Daughter Of
the RoViment There actor upon the American stage
more widely and admired than Mr.. Richings. His
daughters reputation actress and vocalist well
abhed that her appearance 10 always welcomed By crowd
ed fashionable and aduirtng audiehces
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IULIUs sAULEs, having completed hts arrangements for
procuring supplies fine frssh
pared 10 urnsh fsmi.s daily by quar
fresh and SUPERIOR and prepared vith
ious clssnins
House al supplied with ny
fleor
shoe III Mr. Barns, avenue,
De ssni~s NJ Pennsylvania and
18th
(gvfna the Numbers az The dweinS)
ordering
rely upon fh. fines, y market
na and will
deliver u the y from 10 O'Clock % the nora
inx osr,ock y night
Csss delivery.
SOC superior c.~vr The single bot
"
Lrn6an porter, Brown s,ou Scotch s-, Gray. Phiaach
fsmfy Al
genuine, fbe best quaHy.
ehmgr hofiins department Hnd
with sccardinR the orders ne msE receive
Empty bottles bought and received IN payment.
Two auT-rnr syr,er shuck.p imuedisfeiy wanted.
March l3-3m
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Radiow rapport ~ the Sapsrttsndsf ofths Osogs
and oaapar NaHual. Labov Srkoolsv. JOHN Shoemaker,
sups.ndrut ~ th institution for the education Of Indian
children just made report 70 The Secretary Of the In
terror The school Il IN highly prosperous condition, and
numbers seventy Usage and eighteen Quspaw children who
are very tudiuus and uhedeut Three pupils At the time
ts rso va made we're absent for the purpose u assist
ing their parents and three Others 1.-TWO Of them ossges) we're
employed By traders the capacity Of clerks and psnmen
These at viii return ~ the busy trading season Is
over.
This report accompanied by specimens Of the PeumRnsbP
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LtgLf. bore, Reerd-Eoioe 10 Barincrs.-Ths following
notice has received the Office Of the Light House
Board and is published for The benefit Of mariners
information having reached the Admiralty that the
s.. 5sr Cav N The Courtown GAYS dying is miles H. s.
r ~ 81 Andrew Of the Mosquito eossD IL longer
standing having been either down blown down in
hurrieans,
Notice hereby given that the words Grove Of Cocoa
nut Trrus against the said Gays IN the Admiralty
charts many other charts Of the West lpdes,
should sxpunged and the said res must not be hooked
for by the navigator. The 81 'Cocoanut Cay the
charts IL also 70 be changed 70 Middle Cay.
"Ash l. not uncommon occurrence In the West Indies
and generally 10 the region Of hurricane that COCOA nut
tees rs % bos down observed in the Barbados
ur,nns Of lssB the mariner warmed be HE guard
and remember that IL safe practice 70 run Tor low
Gays saudbaBks expecting 70 SEE trees which may no
longer exist. -
Middle Cay lies lat II deg. a min, ", longitude
81 deg. - min 50 W. O. Greenwich"
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OF FlClA l..

TRKAguRy DEPARTMENT. December ], 1888.
Notice hereby given holders
thai this department viii purchase the
time when the
LIST June next, and viii pay therefor following prices
wits @E 7-Aat
For stock of the loan Of 1884, premium of 10 per
the OF ls47 and 1872 premium For
issued under The Of 1885, coEmony called Texan
nifty stock premium Of And for stock Of
1885, the Ieh November 1896
Treasury Of January premium Orgy pen
between January day
offs cent and received afcr March,
and prior said si OF June premium Of ~
Interest will so be allowed said
in the certificates, om lr July Priar
pal of certificates received the Is January
thar win be allowed In addition premium
from January date Of receipt In
seller. H5
Certificates transmitted this present
lice shoad be duly Unted States
half prior ls January parry
entitled o receive the purchxse-Monsy.
Payment for win upon The
Boston, New Yarx Philadelphia pade
entitled to rees,ye the money direct
JAMEs GUTHRIE,
sccTesrr. OF the Treasury
AtpasF 49,
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kOTfcETbs rahscher hereby gives notice thai ne has no
~ partnership cigar, and gYs-r
establishment, OF WISH
non Insssncer, ssar, and Globe
| PA. DE sAULEs.
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Dec l--t1tlstJ EEel.x

WHEREAS, by Decree Of the Eigh Court a Chsn-
in England, Nth
fhourand huaafed and my fve sind Ice s,e IN
the osate Of Atsah Canning late OF Newport. cnpary
widow, deceased - and In WALTZ
curry Is directed whether William amazing named the sou
f the fsd hnsiiah Cannne,| living
he died. and what Issue he ch his des
ter bis dseesse and WHEREAS the ssis William canning living
his child children. issue. dead emitted certain
6s under The will Of fhr said AS.Aah Canning Titan
Csunirg OF his child, children, ISSUE drai
W dead and the egn perfa OF
such " them m any e. are drad by seir solicitors
tore the nftsenfh OF gav thousand
sr 10 come Ia ard max cut hts Their claim
U.s. 81 10 nc kucb cha cbdren chambers
sir John suar 10 od ssnars Lneons Ian Mid
desex default ihereo will sscGd.d
said Tueeay, lac day
eight hundred and fy
81 The s5a judge
Th sad william Csnnine IL the mouih OF
eight baaslea and
Is believed, for New 0rears, America Dsed
day Of Tcbruars, thousand eight hundred and
ALFRED HALL. Giief Clerk
PARKER, ROOKIE, h PARKER,
~ Bedford row, Mddieesx, Plaintiffs SOLICITORS,
Mar la--d6t
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AND WARRANTS locsed choice irnd a satisfactory
and favorable and All bssness Iowa fsqug-
ina The attention Of attorney promptly attended %.
prusucrs.
Pairo n Noursa, Washington, D. G.
AeKnn6er n. Evsss, :"
Keller a Ncksrney,
Dee l3-1mosdAcp
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and coposon 81 these scholars We copy the iollowng
poson which the production o. Usage child clever
years old John Alexander Mathews which dates
January So 1855 His states that this child gv
eyidence poetica genius 10 al his Competitions
Now ny friend Louis Nspoleon let me tel you some
thing about spring and You know that Il L
every thing silent the bare the grass dry
d % green Ps sss a{ % ground IL a
grass the flowers spresd their fine leaves and the Shine
tree 70 trees everything w be Tine ana beautiful Cod hss
made all these things for 70 show how good He 70 MI
therefore ought love and Him and praise
Him for His goodness and mercy towards He will b.
pleased WITH also IL continue all the days Of life "a
prase and love Hn de viii reward Ne IN Heaven forever
"My friend, Louis NJ Q how glad win he when spring
comes when the trees viii be full Of beauty and the ground
ne How the butter flies suck the dew Of the blossoms from
me gagasn fields and prsres wherever they grow in every
part Of The world where it is spring or samInera
The workings Of this school show most eoHcusTey that
the Indian capable Of becoming only civilized but
useful and educated man. For pupil but eleven years OF
age, the above composition gives encouragement hope
better things hereafter.
General Land Disqualification Of the Guide Meridian
Soh IN 'nsaS-Pats Of the survey of the abovsnaned
meridian have been receyed at the General Land Office
ing the extension OF the hundred and twenty miles
SOUTH and the survey Of the FIRST second third and fourth
standard parallels of the Missouri river These
executed under with, and instructions roa
John CahOun survsyorgensr Of Kanaas and Nebraska BY
Joseph Ledlie, experienced and competent deputy
veyor.
.# PosT OFFICE pErARTalE1
Ee,O Post QqeseThs following named new post offices
have been established, and the following gentlemen appoint
ed postmasters ...
Elkhart City, Logan county, Illinois W. Rankin post
master.
Prattville, Parke county, Indiana; Ashford Mankn,
postmaster.
River Side, Boone county, Iowa. James B. Hamilton,
postmaster.
Groinnville Benton county, Iowa John z. s. Groinn,
postmaster.
Fishersburg, Madison county Indiana Charles Fisher
postmaster.
Twin Spring, Winnesheik county, Iowa; Elijah Clark,
postmaster.
Petersvile, Union county, Iowa A. r. Bowen, post.
master.
Dry Greek, Linn county, Iowa; Daniel Albaugh, post
master.
Leeds, Columbia county, Wisconsin William T. Bradley,
postmaster. Re-esiablished.
owaneco, Christian county, Illinois; Jes. P. Durbn,
postmaster.
Mclean, Mclean county, Illinois, L. D. Goodbus, post
master.
Crane Greek, Mason county, Illinois; D. c. Morgan post
master.
Belle Prairie Hamilton county, Illinois; Wilson Lewis,
postmaster.
Union Lakes. Rice county, Minnesota Henry NJ. Hum
phreys postmagter
Change Of Name and SieThe and site of the post
Office at Bapktown Saline county Illinois, has been changed
from Banktown to Harrisburg, and 10 Robinson has been
appointed postmaster in place of James Butler, resigned
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pELTH oT riDsEEn-Tbe death a. Calvin P,st, aged
70 year t0ok place Fond du Lac Wisconsin, the l3h
MI he settled IN Fond du Lac county in 1896 a. winch
time himself and family the ouly residents Of county
Fhieb contains ~ 600 people
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Mar ls--d6t

NOTICE "a pronsrty ossasrs--Tbe owners NJ Iuts In
~ SIS and $40, and No. ~
Haestsc call Office between tho hour OF u and oncE,
;. NJ ss sariy convenient
John r. BLAKE.
Mar l4-aBf Commissioner Public Building,
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hosT'T GRADS ASD fIorR HAEnT--Frun &c annual re
port Of 'he Boston Corn KxchanRc mndt Tuesday, II
appears that the total receipt Of corn OATS aud ye IN thai
c@ Tor The year 1858 2ss424l bushels; u -four
lNlt26s barrels; Of wheat about 300 600 Bushels
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BY ELE 90 RAP


ATFfnUI THtHbuFYNs
New YouE, March l5.-The steamship Edinburgh, from
Glasgow the 25th ult., is coming up the bay
Ar,iroi OF he Steamer George A California Nail
aud TreosRTs.
Krw YouK March l5.-Tbe steamer George Law has ar
rived with the California mails and treasure amounting TO
al 200 OaO chiefly consigned follows Wells, Fargo,
Co. $3.50 600 Drexe Co., $3.50 900; Metropolitan Bank
$50 Hogs, sl2o 0O0 Charles Morgan, ss7 COO
The George connected the hmus with The steam
or Sonora SIZE stopped Havana the 10TH and brings
dats@om Valparaiso to February the 2ls and LmE Feb
ruRry 10Th.
There l. no news or Importance from Panama.
Trade Valparaiso steady With large sales Of import
ed goods Flour declining. Copper quoted at $40.
Hides, SIC.
some slight political disturbances had occurred in Psrn
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Long VoHags.-- Tesssl Supplied Wh Prorisiors.
PHuAprLrHrA, March l5.-The ship william Chamber
LAIN from Liverpool reports having supplied provisions and
water the schooner e. W. Gardner AZ days out from
Charleston York the 9Th instant In latitude -
deg. 40 min, long 70 deg. 30 min.
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Monday evcnirE March II,
F sbneornpce az the r4ed PETER
RlCAINcs and his versatile dssehisf, Miss CAROLINE
RICHlNGs, whose Sparkling accomplishments, In
me Esaisps of com ds md have
ID M unsurpassed
reputation srcsneuca.
rrssted and
hrm.d hy
GUERDON or FAME
The ersra ~ They appear
coniainy the rsnrahis comic opern, emit led the
DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT
fnrtunrht Soldier. Peter RichiurE
aaHgisr II the regiment, Niles Caroline Riehnss.
sdspicd expressly hrnnt pe-s performed her
thrpushont the Union Nth unhounaed suceess.
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THE Hotel, No. Broadway ana
Eighth New tboronsh
NJ imruvrmenW, w. y a
broadway either for bosrdsrn-
W.. FISH d SON, Prspuis,ra
Fob R2-dAw
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" draw AIl London % her ana ID fact bs the greatest
curiosity In the kingdom.
Nademoisre Rachel arrived al Havre on the 25th, By
the Fulton. One Of the Hayre journals that she
be completely recovered from the illness which compel
led her give up her American engagements but tle
COlTcr dg Hauye says the contrary she has greatly
suffered during her voyage and that she regufe three
four days rest a. ayTs before undertaking the journey TO
Paris.
Lamartine has lost very considerable by speeuA-
tons In corn and striving repair bis shattered for
By establishing journal and Of lee
lures
Mr. John Bright H. p has been unweIl to attend to
his parliamentary duties and his medical adviser has
counselled him 10 avoid excitement
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board q generel ORyers " appointed 10 Investigate
the charges agos Lord Cardigan and others contained
in the las reports 81 Sir J0bu Mcneil and Col IuGoch
The board consists q LORD Soatun, Gen hcMshon -
John BHll Gen Rowun Earl BoaBChsmp Cen Feel and
Gen. hn0uys.
Ahou tbousa'd man are 70 be employed upon The
graz leriatsan' bsonging 70 toe rFsrru Steam AavEa-
ton l0utuut, In Of cunstrnCton III heshrs
scott kusses She vii lie $4,000 tons register md VII
carry a0out 1000 tons OF oosl In addition She viii be
abe % carry 10000 pssseugsrs She i Of most gigantic
proportions aud visit - her il Eight 10 be talked Of
ben sbe v completed the water she will assured
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We copy ths following from Tie San Francisco Herald
The seveest shock Of earthquake experienced IN .
vicin since the settlement Of California by Americans
occurred Friday morning February g. at just % min
utes past O'Clock In this city ard vicinity every build
ing shook to its foundation and in quarters the
houses were swayed and rolled vessels in heavy
The inmates Of every dwelling awakened and some
we're even thrown from their beds viorn the shock
Many persons rushed into he and but that the cir
cumstsuce Of their sudden appearances Of character
10 produce sensations Of terror rather than merrmen the
ssne would have been luArrous The large hotels
we're depoulated lnstauer and in general rush nrii-
crs Of furniture thrown down. ocCasionng noises
which addrd considerably 10 tbe chatter and confusion
caused nv the earthquake In the upper stories Of the
lsrrs tri buildings the violent morton produced
general cemmotion among crockery ware Vessels con
tanning liquids were turned over either by the shock or
the hurry Of the inmatps escape Every disturbance
was credited 10 the earthquake however and 1t appeared
10 me 10 he almost unanimous impression that San
Fraucisco was about share the fate Of Jtddo The howl
ing OF dogs and earu believing o cattle IN the snbur
produced fitting accompaniment TO the Even the
PIGS broke from their pens and away EuutinE With
rur and tried break their hatcrs Indeed everything
animate and nauimate less affected ~ The
shock We hear If very remarkable incidents Of
birds seeking refuge from the impending danger by fight
through open windows From night watthmen, and
Others whose duty kept them rOu sleep learn that
there were several slight shocks previous 10 the heavy
shock The last shock preceded ~ a sound as Of
heavy gust Of wind passjnF throprh The cordage Of
vessel, and The motion accompanied ~ rumhlinp
noise like that which Is produced ~ heaFilyfreiRhed
vehicle passing rapidly over . wooden bridge The shock
occurred a. twenBAour mnutes past Eve, apparently
ranging from southwest 70 northeast and lasted about IT.
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Feb IL

L. y. Middleton,
Dealer a Ice.
o6os and depO, southwest corner and l2n streets.
Feb 97--d6mf
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sy G. w. uorkLEn, Amcs..nssr.

TRUsTEEs' SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL EsTATs-
18TH o. March, 1875, By \ Of
18th 70. ia
In A. ~, fodos 234 2ss no,
records fr Washington N The district Of Columbia
shat SCI public aucn 10 FROM 81 re premises oc ok,
and No TO- IN the subdivision
JOHN Davidson. nunbeea In the
Terms ~ One fourth csnh, and
Twelve, ara eighteen
and 70 BE- secured by deed ufrgxi.
~ fhe complied with
rsk and eosi q the FIRST purchaser.
Al couyryancinE ~ The ccgi Of The pd7chnrsr.
JOHN A. LINTON,
VIM H. wAnn,
e. Trssrces.
G, w. BoTELER,
Il 49,.
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Our pen fairly altsr when attempt to write para
graph about the weather. peristenty does winter nger
with This morning favored with respsctA-
bic fall of snow. Our Potomac fishermen despair
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ia LIE MAHv~ rs, Psrisienne, having remove 20
she viii continue give
the French and languages and also Italian Ia
dies ganene pyate In classes Al her Residence or
that OF the scholars.
loti It., No. ASH, between and
Mar ts--d2us
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The programme Of Mr. Dempsters last ballad entertain
ment hi, city viii be found in the advertising cOlumn
In DO city The Union has be admirers thar in Wash
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
Ambrotvnes.

TTHE subscriber offers public new style Of
i picture, fat superior the nI.uer cotypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his establ smen;. They a,c termed
AMBK0TiPES,
Tie process Tor Which patented IHIEc UniIed States
Great Titan aud France These pictures are tie most
hesGiI u aud iul ever PtIdaed rs the Photographic
art The eNCrtdrg htetess, acIb OF lsi aii shade AID
t hr~ss on, u Wund -TUi Tb-y ~ net rcver,e tie
,ui jrti, but 'rretrui everything its tfps rpsin
lry atr Wi,a1-i itr gaze ut da-lr ieuillr NAV be
u~u h. any Nsw srd vii last u5sHsu-sd b., ~
tApEHiSuABLE,
heree tAe nhus, AhtoNFt. Ntl,h sTfiars rass'Flcii
lif' lar ia'fHir lffH hsU CO., psiH -iasa, wlf HH
uftr Fla'r m s o. - VITA su ir3s
sit' ih.s tsurut hg uhlb To Ficur Nf ~fat 1 ,iIig
br ifIaied ~ uafsf % eiIIuat-
AHihtu'Ye fetrus'ulas li - rra 90 BE- aITfsJIsftd
he tf Isi o. ss icafssi o. lie.
i'sHsst en'NIrs 'sk"n at riarrd pIiers ladies' aud
srHi rsrn afe iuSftrd iu call a. xatitr ms rti-iy
\. e.. PNig tl,tiE'